Local correspondence and weather notes from a frontier town
Sunday preaching at Mr Berg home and ploughing season underway. Ice and frost arrive as geese evacuate Freeman’s Slough. Mrs Brooks ill. Mrs Spawn hosts Ladies Aid. Delrec home welcomed a stork. Sun day school red and blue contests end with red winning. Spokane court upholds 1908 anti cigarette law. cigarettes banned in state. border trade shifts to Idaho Oregon.
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Freeman
Peter
Dochterman
Brooks
Don Wilder
Ladies Aid
The
Presbyterian Church
Spawn
Lee
Loken
Bottineau County
Minnesota
Nels Olson
Here
Canada
Spokane
Wash
Supreme Court of
State of Washington
E. H. Sullivan
Spokane County
Commonwealth
Supreme Court
Idaho
Oregon
H.S. Winsor
Tobacco Trust
Bonetrail Visitors and Local Arrivals Reported
Bonetrail Anna Gerke visited Williston on Saturday. Linda Miller left for Dagmar Montana after a two week visit. Marie Wall and Frances Walters visited Thompsons on Sunday. Chas Walters visited Meeks on Wednesday. Oscar Simle and Martin Schmitz arrived for a visit. Ten land-seekers from Iowa visited Bonetrails on Tuesday. John Wall and wife arrived from Kramer on Tuesday. Vern and Roy Mantz were Williston visitors on Wednesday. J B Mantz and Archie were in Williston on Saturday. H E Howes of Hampden arrived for a visit with the Misses Gerke. Chas Walters and Fred Manning traveled to the county seat as witnesses for H A Palmer. J E Mantz and sons Vern and Ray returned from Kramer on Monday. H A Palmer and wife went to Williston and Palmer made final proof. H L Shuttleworth visited the City of Opportunity on Wednesday. Chas Paul and Clarence Hagen were Sunshine visitors on Sunday. Frank Crisman and wife visited at Palmers on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Gerke
Williston
Linda Miller
Dagmar
Mont
Marie Wall
Frances Walters
Thompsons
Chas. Walters
Meeks
Oscar Simle
Martin Schmitz
Iowa
John Wall
Kramer
Vern
Roy Mantz
J. B. Mantz
Archie
H. E. Howes
Hampden
Gerke
Fred Manning
H. A. Palmer
J. E. Mantz
Ray
Mr. Palmer
H. L. Shuttleworth
City of Opportunity
Chas, Paul and
Clarence Hagen
Frank Crisman
Palmer's
Local notes from Williston and area events
Nelson W. E. Loughland returned home from government hay work on the reservation. Dora Wilkinson resumed residence in Williston. Albert Christianson sold his farm in Williston. Two of H. A. Nelson's children are ill. Mrs. Tom Johnson of Beaver shopped in Belle Anes for vegetables. Heavy rains hinder potato harvest. A dance occurred at the Holland opera hall with a good turnout. Some independents claim defeat on the Republican ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson W. E. Loughland
Albert Christianson
Williston
Dora Wilkinson
H. A. Nelson
Tom Johnson
Beaver
Belle Anes
Holland Opera Hall
Garden Valley School Opens with Miss Guthrie as Teacher
The article notes Garden Valley School opening with Miss Guthrie as teacher. Threshing is delayed due to wet weather and the literary society met last Saturday evening. Fields are in excellent condition for ploughing. Mrs. A N Dahl is on the sick list this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Guthrie
Literary Society
A.N. Dahl
Decayed Teeth Linked to Appendicitis, Doctor Warns
Dr. Smith cites observations from eastern hospitals noting all examined appendicitis patients had severely decayed teeth. He quotes authorities suggesting tooth decay may contribute to appendicitis and urges readers to seek dental care before winter travel. He promotes his own dental methods as the best and newest, with appointment reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East
W. Guy Smith
Cincinnati
Lancet
Dental Cosmos
Frederick Treves
DR. Smith
Treasurer's Report for School District No 34 1907 1908
The report shows receipts from state tuition funds county taxes and other sources totaling 582 90 with cash on hand 471. Expenditures include schools houses apparatus teachers wages and incidental costs totaling 615 85 leaving balanced cash on hand. Also listed is district indebtedness including warrants and bonds totaling 124 4 with approval recorded September 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
North Dakota
Bilton
Fe Lys Knutson
Curti J. Cook
W. McMorrin
Pleasant gathering at Oveson home in honor of Mrs. Alen
Eight young ladies from the Register of Deeds office hosted a social evening at Misses Helen and Pansy Oveson's home. Miss Mabel Osdal won the guessing contest and Miss Hattie Pape took the booby prize. Mrs. Agen received a cut glass dish as a token of friendship after refreshments by candlelight. The Catholic church ladies prepare for the annual supper fair and bazaar in the opera house on October 21 and 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Register of Deeds Office
Helen
Pansy Oveson
B. A. Alen
Lois Field
Asen
Mabel Osdal
Hattie Pape
Opera House
Williston Realty Agents for Oregon Valley Land Co
The Williston Reality Co. appointed agents for Willis ton and vicinity for the Oregon Valley Land Co. of Lake View Oregon. Visit to discuss Oregon fruit farms from 10 to 160 acre tracts with $10 down and $10 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Reality Co
Williston and
Oregon Valley Land Co
Lake View
Oregon
Congregational Church Sunday Services Schedule
Bible Hour at 10:00 a.m. Morning sermon at 11:00 a.m. Junior service and Christian Endeavor. Evening sermon follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Catholic Church Mass Schedule and Services
Mass at 10 30 a m on the 1st and 3rd Sunday each month Sunday school at 2 30 p m evening service at 7 30 p m Pastor S J Arsenault conducts services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Arsenault
Mi E Church Sunday Services and Sales Pitch
Mi E Church schedules morning preaching at 10 20 Bible class Sunday School Epworth League at 11 30 and evening preaching at 8 00 Pastor Frank Hollett leads the services A large order of toilet waters perfumes face powders and soaps offered at 50c and 1 00 by Solon Palmer of New York Williston Drug Co invites samples and emphasizes quality and value
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Frank
Hollett
Solon Palmer
New York
Williston Drug Co
Farmer mortgages farm for arnica salve claim
W A Floyd of Rural Route 2 Empire Georgia says Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured two severe sores on his hand and leg. He declares it worth more than its weight in gold and would mortgage the farm to buy it. Price is 25 cents at Brownell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
W. A. Floyd
Brownell
Unpaid Deposits Transferred to Receiver at Williston
The present Receiver of the United States Land Office at Williston announces the unearned funds of the late Receiver Victor Chaffee have been transferred to him by the United States Treasurer. Any person with money on deposit should write to Receiver John P. McDowell detailing the payment date and withdrawal request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Williston
Victor Chaffee
United States
John P. McDowall
John P. McDowell
Dr Kings New Life Pills Endorsement From Guilford Family
L A Bartlet of Rural Houta Maine says their family has enjoyed good health for three years after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The pills cleanse and tone the system in a gentle way and cost 25 cents at Brownell's Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
L. A. Bartlet
Houta' 1
Guilford
Maine
Brownell’s
Where Bullets Flew
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg praises Electric Bitters saying they cured his stomach trouble and now keep him strong He recommends the tonic noting it cost him less than five dollars in treatment Brownells Drug Store sells them for 50 cents
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Parker
Fayette, N. Y
Gettysburg
Brownells Drug Store
Public Land Notice from Williston Land Office
Department of the Interior notice from the United States Land Office in Williston North Dakota announces a public publication regarding land allocation and related procedures. The notice outlines filing requirements and deadlines for interested parties seeking land or rights.
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Oudahi
Berg
Washington
Garden Valley
Union Block
N. D
District School Board
Seax
W. McMorriy
Oleson
Stenehjem
Anderson
C. H. Davidson, Jr
B. J. Schoregge
C. H. Ross
First National Bank
Williams County
Congregational Church
Catholic Church
Winchester
Department of the Interior, United States Land Office
Williston, N. D
Regina Kassia
Silligton
Noak
Prin Meridian
AH Brown
M Dak
Glaimant
Davi Robert Shannon
James Ramey
Edward Davis
CJ Cook
Geo
Ww. Awilbon
Register
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