Williston Graphic Notice and Publishing Line
Williston graphic notes a post office entry and mail matter status with implied publication schedule and editor names. entry appears as a brief, single-column notice from Williston, North Dakota.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1905
Page
4
Williston graphic notes a post office entry and mail matter status with implied publication schedule and editor names. entry appears as a brief, single-column notice from Williston, North Dakota.
The Great Northern announces Sunday changes to passenger trains. Train No 5 from the east at 9 45 p m will tie up at Misot on Sundays instead of Williston, and Train No 6 from Williston at 7 00 a m will start from Minot on Mondays only at 11 30 a m. Weekdays remain on the advertised Williston timetable. Also notes postal route plans and rural mail service dates for Williams county with multiple weekly legs between Williston and surrounding towns.
The Catholic Indies announce a fair on October 23 and 24 inviting parishioners to contribute at Citizens Bank. Rev. Joseph Raith invites all to attend. A separate notice mentions animal care and a Jo an Langford service in Williston with monthly congregational church services continuing until further notice.
In Memoriam notice for Helen Wilhelmena Siewert Coggins born November 3 1868 Olmatead county Minnesota emigrated to North Dakota in 1884 with parents. She died October 10 after a brief illness leaving husband six children and extended family. She valued home family church and Sunday school and was known for her quiet kindness.
A solemn obituary tone recalls a mother’s serene faith and quiet strength while a U S Commissioner, E C Carney, directs prompt attention to land office business. The text blends Christian devotion with personal loss and official procedural mention.
James A Lucias bankrupt petition filed July 17 1905 in district of North Dakota seeks full discharge from debts under bankruptcy acts. Court orders notice for hearing November 18 Fargo to show cause why discharge should not be granted. Publication to Williston Graphic and creditors to appear with proof and addresses listed.
The Department of the Interior contest notice from Minot N D September 5 1905 cites contest by Asad Bouslamin E No 19950 against John H Smith as contestee for Section 31 Township 7 land. Abandonment due to military service claimed. final hearing set for November 7 1905 at 10 am before the Register and Receiver in Minot with publication ordered due to unsuccessful personal service.
Notice announces provisional action on land Lots 4 5 in Panasetla Township. It lists witnesses Suchia Carl Ashwell William Hart and Albert Mengel all of Wiliston North Dakota to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the land. The registration appears under No 27818 and mentions the claimant Adolf Hol He.
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