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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1911
Page
8
FREE For free homesteads along Milk River valley write D. L. Blankenship, Hinsdale, Mont. Affid. STRAYED One red brood sow about 250 lbs one black boar about 200 lbs eight red and black eye weighing about 75 lbs each, only ER. W. Kahl, Teen, Lz.
Trials show hay types compare to timothy for work horses. Straw supports light work with extra grain. Barley trails near oats but mules dislike it. Malted barley fares worse than oats. Corn oat mixes outperform oats alone. whole wheat satisfactory, wheat with bran also good. Bran and shorts mix matches oats in value.
Practical advice for farmers covering pig weaning, horse bedding, pig and sow nutrition, breeding strategies, fattening timelines, and pasture use. Emphasizes selecting profitable brood stock, managing sows in trips, and sustainable feeding with oats, bran, and salt licks. Notes fashion-driven horse demand and wool pricing implications.
Notice of a sheriff sale in Williams County ND after a November judgment in a Gardoer vs Owens case. The undivided one half interest in a Williston Lot 20 block 20 will be sold at public auction on December 16 at 2 PM for cash to satisfy a $164.10 debt plus costs and accruing sale expenses. The sale is at the courthouse front door in Williston.
Notice is given by L B Dochterman administrator of the Lina Marling estate in Williston Williams County North Dakota to creditors and others with claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is the administrator's Williston office. Dated November 1. First publication November 1. Braatelien Owens, attorneys.
Notice that final account of the executor of Ann Johnstone's Williams County estate is rendered and ready for final settlement. The court schedules December 4, 1911, for distribution and discharge, with interested parties invited to appear and file exceptions. Also includes notices of public land filings and final commutation proof in Williston.
A black cat seeking redemption wandered to a Congregational church but was abducted and plunged into the library by unknown assailants. The incident may reach the Interstate Commerce Commission for action against the perpetrators to enforce laws protecting redeemed cats.
L. C. Lemert will hold a public auction at his farm on the Muddy at the mouth of East Fork on Thursday November 9 at ten o'clock. Nine head of horses and colts cattle hogs machinery hay and other farm products will be sold. A free lunch will be served at noon. Auctioneer J D Brown and clerk A Anderson will conduct the sale.
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