Williston and Stony Creek Schools Dedicate New Buildings
Two dedication ceremonies marked the opening of new buildings in Tioga area consolidated districts. Speakers praised growing community support and educational progress as attendants, including Williams county figures, attended programs featuring Tioga Community Band and local choirs. The Stony Creek site noted enrollment around 43 and plans for an active community center.
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Williams County
Acheal
F Williston
Tinea
Pak
No. McDronald
Enna
Ie Tioga Community Bend
Lindahl School
Gertrude Fagan
Annie McCradie
Mina Anne Peterson
Stobie
Dh. F. Irwin
Tioga
Ee Secasion
Tintaht Peensoldatel
Edna Wilson
Mian
Misa Nellie
Stony Creek
Frasier
Macdonald
Peterson
Owen
James ‘Man Batten
P. J. Batten
Gladys Anderson
Bite
Stock Exhibit At Williston Farm Convention
The Williams County Better Farm ing Association announces a fourth annual Agriculture Convention in Williston from Dec 12 to 16, 1916 featuring live exhibits of Shorthorn and Aberdeen Angus cattle and Poland China hogs. Exhibits aim to aid cattle and swine judging without competition, inviting farmers with purebred stock to participate.
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Williams County Better Farming Association
Williston
Get Rid Of Corns With Easy Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts a corn removing product saying it softens and removes corns fast. It claims the remedy works without pressing or pain and is widely recommended by druggists. It lists E. Lawrence & Co Chicago as sponsors and notes availability in Williston and endorsements by Erick Rather.
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Cora
Almple
Sox Ghae
E. Lawrence & Co
Chicago
Williston
Erick Rather
J. Creaser
Selecting Young Folks Reading Requires Care
An editorial on safeguarding children from unsuitable printed material notes that reading choices vary but remain broadly wholesome. It highlights concerns about sensational Boy Scout and Motor Boy books, urges libraries and shops to promote clearly approved titles, and promotes Good Book Week with displays from December 4 to 9.
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Willinton
Boy Scouts
Ladies’ Home Journal
Boy Scouts Advocate
Deasers
Pulpit
Boy Scout
Thirty Six Jurors Drawn for District Court Session
Judge Frank E. Fisk will convene district court on December 11 with twelve jurors impaneled on December 12. The following jurors drawn for summons by the sheriff include S. N. Botton, Geo. E. Haines, Carl Winther, Hugh Payton, Alfred Anderson, Nels Neseth, Anthony Anderson, Alfred Ramberg, W. S. Hanna, Merlin F. Stedam, P. Rata Williston, W. J. Cooper, H. Burma Wheelock, John W. Caley, Ole Arnson, Ole Jakken, Wm. Kaplitz, Willard Larson, Pete Nelson, Anton Odden, Edwin A. Mayberry, J. J. Holland, Hy Frederickson and others.
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Frank E. Fisk
District Court
S. N. Botton
Williston
Geo. E. Haines
Wildrose
Carl Winther
Ray
Hugh Payton
Temple
Alfred Anderson
Nels Neseth
Tioga
Anthony Anderson
Alfred Ramberg
Hoffland
W. S. Hanna
Pramas Jermanus
Merlin F. Stedam
P. Rata
W. J. Cooper
Miller
Buford
Ib H. Burma Wheelock
Daniel Iple
Olson
Toga Clause
W. Jennison
John Purcel
Trenton
Wm. Kaplitz
Gladys
Willard Larson
Wheelock
Ole R
Holm
Zahl
Williams
Pete Nelson
Ray Aimund
J. Wallewik
Spring Brook
Anton Odden
Willison
Nels Theodorson
Tiona
Edwin A. Mayberry
J. J. Holland
Wildroce
Hy Frederickson
Willistan
Rigel
Cattle rustlers plaguing Montana ranches near Poplar
The Froid Tribune reports cattle thieves in the Poplar area killing range cattle and stealing meat. Losses extend across reservation and homestead ranches, with deputy sheriffs investigating crews believed to be behind the thefts. One two year old steer owned by Clarence Tunison was butchered and left in an old barn.
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Montana
Froid Tribune
Poplar
Froid
Clarence Tunison
Militia at Border Viewed as Real Soldiers by North Dakota Vet
Sergeant Harvey of North Dakota Infantry returns home with term served and defends border militiamen as well trained and equipped. He says repeat drills and marsh test nights prepared them for combat and that federal troops will be withdrawn after Chihuahua action, with militia ready if needed.
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Firat
Geo. G. Hi
E. Company
North Dakota Infantry
Harvey
Williston
North Dakota
Mexico
Villm
Carranza
United States
Villa
Ville
Clagees
Seargeant Harvey
Chihuahua
Atlantic City
Will
Sargeant Harvey
Roughing Cattle Through the Winter
Farmers weigh options for wintering cattle amid high feed costs. The text favors shelter and rough feeds, especially corn silage and alfalfa hay, over wintering on straw and pasture. Proper housing, water with heater, and adequate hay and silage help yearlings and cows gain through winter and start spring gains.
Thanksgiving Philosophy and Public Notices Mixed in 1916 North Dakota Page
A collage of Thanksgiving reflections by William J. Gaynor and Stern North Dakota notices include bank statements, mortgage foreclosures, and public bid calls. Legal notices cover foreclosure actions in Williams County with sale set for December, plus bids for county interest and sinking funds.
Notice for Luther M. Kirkpatrick land entry Williston
Notice is given that Luther M. Kirkpatrick of Epping North Dakota filed a three year proof for a land claim in Scott Township 154 Range 99 West. The hearing occurs December 29 1916 before the U S Register and Receiver in Williston North Dakota. T he names Edward Willate Clarence Youn Henry Feplinsky listed as witnesses.
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Department of the Interior
Willaton
Luther M. Kirkpatrick
Gf Epping
Loeb
Scotlond
P. Moridian
Register & Receiver
U's
Williston
N. D
Wits
Gud Wihited
Edward’ Willate
Clarence Youn
Henry Feplinsky
Re Ee
W. B. Lyerly
Register
Williaton
John &. McHenry
Buford
Townahly 15
Range
St. Penn
Meridian
U. Land Office
Joamph A. Beisel
Archie F. Young
George Juoy
William N. Kline
W. Be Bysrty
SHORTHORNS 125 head of cattle to be exhibited at Minot show
Miller of Minot offers 125 Shorthorns including 40 bulls and 86 cattle in 1 to 2 year ranges plus 1 and 2 year old heifers all registered. Also a few Herefords and one Aberdeen Angus bull. Cattle shown July 6 to 8 at the Minot cattle show. Prices reasonable.
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Bates
Minot
W. Miller
Minot Auto Co
Mortgage foreclosure sale notice for Williams County North Dakota
Public notice of mortgage foreclosure in Williams County North Dakota. C C Ch aon and Mathilde C Clinson Ble wife mortgage to Rumley Products Company dated August 1433 filed August 22 1913 and foreclosed at the Williston court house January 6 1947 with a due sum of 3136.34 and related fees. The property described as NE 1 4 Section 1 5 Township 105 Range 98 in Williams County North Dakota will be sold.
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Poli Im Evussensai
North Dakota
Willams
Morken
Neai Bank
Beala J. Ranstad
Dol. Morken
Directora Real
Cerin
Harvey N. Montgomery
Florence M Montgomery
Usband
Jacob Leuthold, Jr
Mnirteagee
Office
the Register of Deeds
Willams County
State of North Dakota
Williston
Countil de Williams
State of North
Notiow le
C. C. Chaon
Mathilde C. Clinson
Rumley Products Company, & Corporation
Ami
Dagels Kn
Cor Williamae
North
Daxota
Rhus
Regiatur of
Apd
Ivan
Wallame County
Wale
Ane
Beau
Wigether
Nnoto Ie Ithay
Mina M. Gli
Tollefson
Williama County
Annie Dwight Tyler
Register of Deeds
Wiliams County
Williams
Glimm
Trortkagors
Audi
Wittiston
Wilms County
North Ota
Ale Tiatta Inc
Ana
Dsibo
Minot
Nti Inet
Fin’ Bain Ec
Lambert
Lama County
Nica
He Dwight Tyler
Mortaugee
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice Forecloses in Williston North Dakota
Public notice announces mortgage foreclosure by Allen Lowe and Loulae Lowe on their Williams County North Dakota property. The terms set December 16 1916 at 2 PM for sale at the Williston courthouse to satisfy a debt of 580.46 dollars plus costs and fees.
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Anyi Royal W. Wowers
Black and Wagonsmakers
Eye
Sto Leton
North Dakota
Willia Hardware Company
Fenton
WAM Hardware Company
Brant
Williston
Williatay
Williams
Law Tech
John
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