Copeland Highlights Cond Class Result
Copeland tops the field in the cond class event at tl meet, securing a strong finish. Local rivals trailed as contestants competed for top honors in the division.
21 Oct 1898
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1898
Page
1
Copeland tops the field in the cond class event at tl meet, securing a strong finish. Local rivals trailed as contestants competed for top honors in the division.
A flurry of small town updates covers visitors like Len Coulter and Mr Wallander, and notes on growth and politics. Karl Liever and Frank Wild appear among candidates, with talk of county officers, cattle shipments, and a cold snap as winter approaches.
A Chicago tailoring house promotes durable Ball Brand Knit Bottoms and a full line of fall and winter coats. It touts honest materials, proper fit, and reliable makers with price ranges from five to nineteen dollars, highlighting Ulsters, beavers, meltons, sac coats, and children's coats.
The Williston area endorses independent and democratic candidates for clerk of the district court county treasurer register of deeds county auditor sheriff judge superintendent of schools and representative. Noting experience and integrity, readers are urged to vote for Brownell Heffernan Zach Smith Costello Williams and Bergh. Also reports a cinnamon bear hunt and a train wreck misdated as Brave.
Miss Amelia Broegger daughter of Nicholas Broeeger arrived in Williston from Watertown on Wednesday morning. She was escorted by her sister-in-law Mrs. J Zeno Broegger who continued the journey homeward. The group had been aboard a train wrecked near Devil Lake Tuesday, and friends here feared for their safety. Their safe arrival was welcomed with relief.
Dr Wey Swanson of Devils Lake died at 7:46 PM from heart failure. A longtime politician and public advocate, he served in the territorial house in 1888 and the state senate in 1880 as a Republican. He was a member of the Masonic, Odd Fellows, United Workmen, Maccabees and Knights of Pythias orders. The Bruegger Mercantile Co and others shipped a cattle train to Chicago. Paul Leon Hardy, Chris Anderson and Geo W Newton accompanied the stock.
Tara informs the public of a Republican ticket nominee Thos Rurame from Williston North Dakota on October 18 1898 that he is nominated for justice of the peace Fain withdraws from politics and will refuse to qualify if elected for the office.
An advertisement promises free Boschee's German Syrup to adults with throat, lung, or bronchial complaints who visit Browgyer Mercantile Co. One bottle per person, no for children without parental order. Claims decades of use and medical endorsement, with a 75 cent bottle available for purchase.
Strayed or stolen from Lam Hee at three miles north of Williston X. De on about September 28 1886 four branded horses are missing. A bay horse with EL and ingyao brands on right thigh, a grey horse with C on left shoulder, a bay with RL and bar on left shoulder, and a sorrel horse with M and bar on left shoulder. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery.
Notice for the regular examination of applicants for teachers certificates to be held at the office in Williston North Dakota on Saturday October 20 1898 starting at 9 o'clock A M. A Bena Co Superintendent of Schools.
Classified list of available parcels across multiple blocks along Williston Town streets including Main Street, Lassen Avenue, Gibbs Avenue, and Bruegger Avenue. Blocks specify numerous lots and numbers such as Block 2 lots 14 14 17 18 21 22 23 24 and Block 5 lot 7 8 9 11 among others, with varied block ranges and irregular entries.
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