Williston's Official County and City Paper
Williston North Dakota publishes the official county and city paper under editor and publisher John A Corbett printing weekly Thursday editions.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1907
Page
4
Williston North Dakota publishes the official county and city paper under editor and publisher John A Corbett printing weekly Thursday editions.
Williston residents are urged to act now to support a winter farmers institute. Managers are arranging dates and early towns will secure favorable slots for sessions and presentations.
Brownell and Co announce the relocation of their drug store from the former premises to a new building next door to the north. All old and new customers are invited to visit and inspect the expanded facilities.
The Reading Room club met Tuesday evening and elected officers E. N. Disney president A. J. Staine secretary George Gilmore treasurer A. Oleson first vice president L. B. Dochterman second vice president It was decided to hold a grand ball on Thanksgiving Eve to raise money for reading room expenses Tickets will be one dollar and everyone should attend.
Classified notice offering a new five room house for sale or rent near school, with insurance details and inspection note. Also notes Cincinnati Ladies Cremona Orchestra concert at Gates Opera House on Monday evening Dec. 2 and holds season tickets information for Joseph W. Jackson family and reservations at Smith's Music Store after Nov. 1 for Wisconsin trip.
Season tickets priced at 2.00 for adults and 1.25 for children. Single admission lists adults tickets and children at zero cents.
The Congregational church ladies invite the public to a Friday evening supper in G. M. Thomas' new building from 5 30 to 8 o'clock on November 22. The event is billed as the season’s highlight with careful preparations to surpass past quality and a good time and meal promised.
The HT ranch near Dickinson in North Dakota, covering 70,000 grazing acres, was sold last Thursday by Fred Pabst to Western Land Securities for 500000 dollars. W G Clark, noted horseman and ranch manager, arranged the transaction. The property includes 1000 head of top grade range horses.
Fire at the city hospital in Stillwater Minnesota caused consternation among patients and staff but was controlled before serious harm. A nonagenarian resident Mrs Johanna Brendberg was removed from a third floor room by janitor Ernest Kelson and later sheltered in a different wing as the roof and ceiling collapsed nearby. Also notes a home cooked food sale at Asbury grocery next Saturday at 1 30 PM featuring popular items to avoid Sunday cooking.
Higley of Higley, W. E. Mansfield of Bonetrails, and Frank Banks from a river ranch are in the city today. Mansfield seeks a house to rent and may move in for the winter.
The Ladies Guild of St. Peter's church will hold a home cooking event to benefit church programs. Members will prepare various dishes for sale and share recipes with attendees. Proceeds support parish activities and community outreach.
Dr G F Francis of Minot arrived recently and says he will stay. He is considered among the state's best veterinarians and will provide services to stock owners nationwide. Francis has practiced in Minot over three years and finds Williston promising, prompting his move.
Robert L. Stewart of American Briquetting Co reports the first car load of machinery arrived last night. He will remain at the mine for the coming weeks to oversee the installation of the large machine.
Notices cover Briquetting startup credit for Stewart, public publication on Homestead Entry No 70 by Gabriel Janson at Squires North Dakota, liquor tax receipt for Felix Clair in Crosby, and William L McCrory finallization proof at Williston with witnesses Chester Logan Robert Shannon Edward Davis and John Peterson.
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