Williston News Highlights Local Business and Personal Moves
Williston residents report moves to new homes and ventures. Arthur Gandreau expands livery with two cars. Chas Maloy and H V Smith tour McKenzie county by auto. Boston and Value shops advertise coats, discounts, and 5 and 10 cent goods. Local events include weddings, lectures, and hospital returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Gandreau
Baby
Happineson
Chas, Maloy
H. V. Smith
McKenzie County
Boston
Williston
East Broadway
Notice for Bids on Three School Houses in Judson District
Sealed bids for erection of three school houses in Judson School District Number 38 will be received until 7 p m October 14 1913. Bids for locations in sections 8 20 and 23 range 102 township 154. Plans may be seen at R C Sanborn Lumber Company Williston North Dakota. Bid bond required and right to reject any bids reserved. George B Sweezey Clerk R F D 2 Williston N D 4w-12 Adv.
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Board of Education
Judson
Range
Township 154
R. C. Sanborn Lumber Company
Williston
N. D
School Board of
George B. Sweezey
Notice for Bids on Grade and Bridge Approaches
Sealed bids for bridge approaches and road grades in Williams County Williston North Dakota are due by 9 AM October 9 1913. Work includes 5000 cubic yards of dirt near Bridge No 3 and 8500 cubic yards of dirt for east west grade between sections 24 and 13 in Township 159 Range 99 W. Bids require 20 percent certified check and performance bond.
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Board of County Commissioners
Williston
North Dakota
McGregor
Orth Dakota
Security Bridge Company
Taken Up Notice by me one day more
Up reference to a taken up notice filed by G. E. Albright. The entry notes branding on the right jaw and initials C. C. on the left shoulder with location described as section 13 township 102. No further identifiers or dates are provided.
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C. C
G. E. Albright
Fireman killed by truck in Billings accident
Frank Worthington of the Billings fire department died after being run over by a truck Friday afternoon as he reached the hospital. The day’s other notes include editor changes, hooch trafficking, border monuments, hog cholera reports, sugar beet processing, corn contests, and two child drownings near Marmarth.
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Frank Worthington
Billings
Marmarth
N. D
Fatally Injured Horse-Drawn Haul Near Gascoyne
James Brennan was fatally injured while hauling grain from his farm to Reeder. A steep dip between field and road caused the wagon to overturn, Brennan was thrown under the wheels and died twenty four hours later.
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Gascoyne
James Brennan
Reeder
Boulder Springs Modern Hotel Ad in Montana
Boulder Springs in Boulder Springs Montana advertises a rheumatism retreat with modern hotel on European plan. Highlights include electric lights telephones hot and cold water in every room and a bath house. Rooms from 3.00 per day and up, cafe priced reasonably. Special round trip tickets one and one third fare available at all Great Northern stations in Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder Springs
Montana
Northwest
Great Northern
All Spanish War Veterans Meet in Williston Room 2
All Spanish War Veterans are urged to attend a meeting in Room 2, Rawson Block, Williston North Dakota on Saturday October 4 at 8 PM to organize a camp. Veterans should bring discharges and absent eligibles should write intentions to the Temporary Committee care of Dr C R Modig Williston North Dakota.
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Rawson Block
Williston
N. C
C. R. Modig
N. D
Beef Emergency Tests Hard Times for Cheap Meat
Economists warn cheap beef may not return soon despite tariff changes. Aug 25 Kansas City cattle volume hit a record 38 000, with unfinished steers driven from drought zones. six Western markets received 85 500 head, signaling abnormal conditions and tighter future supply. Suggestions include drought resistant crops, silos for summer feed, and expanding beef production to other regions as emergencies arise.
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Kansas City
Big Wesern
Rrass
Track Accident Highlights Local Electric Worker Injury
Signalmay Cox of the electric crew was struck by Great Northern No. 4 while returning from Minot on a hand car. He jumped to avoid the train, breaking his thigh, and lay beside the track until discovered. Albert Kunkel, a forger, pled guilty after raising two checks at Bordulac and was sent to the state penitentiary for one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Albert Kunkel
Bordulac
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Sabries
SHEST
Broadway
Bes
Olson
G. J. Harding
Mrs. A. Gandreau
Fifth Avenue West
R. D. Sutherland
Minnealis
Sutherland
Western Grain Co
1St Ave
Senate
Crystal
Mr. Pearson
al Inspecion
D. Lillian Lewis
Califor
Nia
Bancroft
Mr. Veitch
New York City
A. R. Veitch
City
Mate Doty
E. A. Palmer
Great Falls
Mont
Sauk Center
Minn
Wm. English
Rochester
English
Mayo Hospital
C. P. Bradley
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Mr. Bradley
North Oak
Guy H. Walcott
Alexander
Elsie Irene Brothers
Ae Yal
Mikendien
Standard Mercantile Co
West Broadway
Florence Wilson
Stanley Lane
Geo. Wilson
Wilson
H. H. Skogberg
Bonetrail
Mr. Hall
Better Farming Association
F. P. Bergman
Thor Jackson
Charlson Journal
No. Dak
Emvilla Stock Farm
Cogswell
Lyceum
W. W. Keltner
Mr. Keltner
Fairview Tribune
L. Z. Cartwright
New Orleans
L. Z
Shaw
State Congregational Conference
Fargo
City Commisson
Commercial Club
Brownson & Williams
E. R. Brownson
Williston No. Dak
M. H. Aren
Samaritan They
D. P. van Horne
Havre
The
Plaindealer
John Krueger
Houndry Line
Langdon Atrivate
Kelland
Justice Court
United States
Canada
Pembina
Emerson, Man
Stutsman County
A. F. Borchert
Poe 3Teffeck
Athead
Kootenia
Inliana
St. Ignatius Mission
Post Office
James McLaughlin
Crosby
Keen
Y Mutt
Ot Willsston
Stevers Arms & Tool Co
Mentas
Chicopee Fa
Mass
Japrose
America
James S. Kirk & Co
Chicago
A. J. Field
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