Notice of Election County Officers and district ballots
Notice of election for county officers and district representatives to be held at designated polling places. Voting precincts include Court House School House and Belival House. Polls open at eight in the morning and close at four in the afternoon on the specified day in September 1902, by County Auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fen
Angel
Govarnor
Ballo
Representatines
Attorne
Aes
Noomer
Missioner
Assentor
Nek
Dnstriet
Perensest
Ray Key
Belival House
cSeptonabai
Apterbery
Notice for Publication in Minot Land Office
Land Office at Minot North Dakota gives notice of intention to make commutation proof for H E No 1511 Charles D Gibbs for the SE of section township 151 range 4 west. Proof will be made before W. Schierbeck clerk of Williams county district court at Williston North Dakota on October. Witnesses named to prove reclamation and settlement include John A Ross Daniel Gableman James Winfield Duryf Howser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Herohyea
Wis Schierbeck
District Court
Williams County
Williston
N.D
Charles D. Gibbs
H. E
Township 151
Vis
John A. Ross
Daniel Gableman
James
Winfield
Duryf Williston
N.D. Sore
ePaanaoun
Howser
Land Omics at Minot final proof notice
Notice is given that settler Charles Rinker has filed for final proof to establish his claim for the northeast and northwest quarters of section 32, township 14, range 101, Williams County. Proof will be made before J. J. Jerbeck, clerk of district court, Williston, North Dakota, on November 8th. Names and witnesses listed include Bernese, Robert Jobin, Elm Forno, Jo Ner, Paul Schierbeck, and others. Register B. C. Saxeport notes the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Land Omics
Minot
N. D
Settar
Elfire
Ae Jerbeck
Williams County
Williston
Charles Rinker
H. E
Township
Eoine Bernese
Robert
J. Jobin
Jo Ner
Paul Schierbeck
Albot Williston
B.C. Saxporn
Register
Land Notice at Minot North Dakota Adjoining Residency Proof
Land notice at Minot North Dakota states that following named settlers intend to prove up continuous residence and cultivation before Louis Ett, clerk of Williams County District Court in Williston on November 5. Freemant3 E No 5661 witnesses include Joseph Langford Frederick R Zahl Alvi Brows Lem Heen RC Saxnous to prove residence and cultivation in section 18 township 158 range 100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Louisett
Williams T Williston
N. D
J. Freeman
Joseph Langford
Frederick R. Zahl
Alvi BR. Brows ‘Lem Heen
Wrudmistemi
D. RC. Saxnous
Land Office Notice at Mimot North Dakota 1902
Land Office Mimot North Dakota September 30 1902 notice that settler has filed proof for his land claim before Register R C Sansone. The filing lists H B 6537 for the southwest and northwest quarters of section 18 township 154 range 98. Witnesses named William Anderson Oliver Hendrickson Ollie Peterson Albert Warren of Hoffland North Dakota to prove residence and cultivation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mimot
N. D
Rafigen
RT W. Hichardson
H. B
Vie
William Anderson
Oliver Hendrickson
Ollie Peterson
Albert Warren
Hoffland
R. C. Sansone
Register
Scrambled OCR Note on Electoral Office Clerk
Fragmentary OCR reads The undersigned having been sworn as clerk of the office of editor the united electors and officials. Reading incomplete, likely a public or official notice item about a clerk in an electoral office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sissot
Iited
Williams County warrants called for dante on November 20 1902
Notice from County Treasurer William Bayder dated October 9 announces all outstanding Williams County warrants are canceled for nonpayment. The notice cites accrued interest and action taken by the treasurer to settle the accounts.
Williams County Teachers' Examination Notice
The next reenter standers examination for Williams County will be held at the Courthouse in Wilton on Friday and Saturday, Oct. 11 and Nov. 1, 1902. Participants must bring ink and blotter. pencils will be furnished by the company. Superintendent's program details follow for the county examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Wilton
Contest Notice in Minot North Dakota Unclear land contest
Department of the Interior contest notice from Minot North Dakota alleges that Frederick Viking Vokes abandoned the described homestead for over six months prior to filing. No dwelling or residency established. final hearing set for November 2 before the United States Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
United States Lands Office
Minot
N. D
Edith A. Hunsley
Annel
Township
Jederick
William Vokes
Frederick Viking
Vokes
Court of Fame
Este Register
North Dakota
Sanborn
Notice of Publication for Homestead Claim in North Dakota
Notice is hereby given that the following named settler has filed notice of intention to claim land. The hearing will be before the clerk of the district court of Williams County at Ellison North Dakota on November 8. The claim No. 5886 is for the southwest quarter and the school section of section X, township II, range 98. Witnesses to prove continuous residence and cultivation are Henry A. Carey, Ingebroth Barstad, James French, Nels J. Kamp, all of Portland, North Dakota. R0. Sanborn, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Vale
District Court of
Williams Erty
Elliston
Beisos
Henry A. Carey
Ingebroth Barstad
James French
Nels J
Kamp
Hortland
Sanborn
Register
Notice for Publication Land Claim in Williams County North Dakota
Notice by the Land Office at Binot North Dakota that Denis McCarty H. E. No. 101 claims 334 NW NW and W 1/2 NE 1/4 of section 26 township 152 range 89 and that the claim will be heard before Louis Schierbeck clerk of district court in Williston North Dakota on November 8. Witnesses named are Stroud Jay Grantier Robart W Strou Frank Pos all of Stroud North Dakota and R C Sanson/register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Binot
N.D
Louis Schierbeck
District Court
Williams County
Williston
Denis McCarty
H. E. No
Nection
Township 152
Rat
Stroud
Jay Grantier
Robart W
Trou
Frank Pos
Williams County official paper notes local news
Wesson correspondence reports threshing finished around Neason and flax yields are light. Williston ladies visited Mr. and Mrs. Loughland. Mrs. Gamache sent her eldest bay to Neason for school, boarding with the Loughlands. A Hoffland dance invites all young men and their partners. Mr. Johnson travels through Nelson to Fargo for college, vacation with his sister. Mrs. Banks, Billy Ford and Mr. Bell pass Nelson en route to Chilcot to fetch cattle for winter at Calbertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neason
Williston
Loughland
Gamache
Mrs. Banks
Billy Ford
Mr. Bell
Nelson
Chilcot
Mr. Ford
Calbertson
Look Out For Fever DeWitts Little Early Rivers Ad
An old medical advertisement urges cleansing the system to prevent fever and bilious liver disorders. It promotes DeWitt's Little Early Rivers as non gripping, gently moving bowels with tonic properties to energize glands. Brownell and McPhee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Brownell & McPhee
Ripples from Stony Creek and Williston politics
Voters urged to act independently and not be bound by others. A citizen cautions against candidates who flip between conventions and election. A man named Dunn was spotted with a krauz catter on Williston streets, suspected to be following a German tote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Williston
Stops the Cough and Works Off the Cold Tablet Ad
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise to ease a cold in one day with no cure no pay. The ad notes a price of 25 cents and claims relief through a combination cough suppressant and quinine formula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CAL
W C T U to Meet. Sunday Closing Favored in Grand Forks
At Mrs G Hed derich s home the W C T U will meet this afternoon at 3 o'clock. Grand Forks Daily Herald notes city wide sentiment favors Sunday closing and expects enforcement. Sheriff Rutten burned gambling fixtures seized from blind pigs under court orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutten
Devila Lake
Williston
W.C. T. U. Revorrzr
Famous Trains Promise Best of Everything on North Western Line
Travel ads tout the North Western Line offering luxury service and comfort with the slogan Best of Everything. Readers are urged to write T. W. Tenedale G P A St Paul Minnesota or E A Gray Gen Agent Helens Montana before starting trips to learn more about premium train experiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Western
T. W. Tenedale
St. Paul
Minn
E. A. Gray
Helens
Mont
Local Briefs and Notices From City and Nearby
Major C R A Scobey of Poplar Montana visited the city on business. Dave Boyd now heads Boyd Bros livery stable. Sam returned to Kole briefly. For sale several registered short horn cattle bells aged 3 to 5 years on easy terms via H A Nelson Hoffland ND. John Mercer Sr returned from Waah en route to Buford. F R Estes of Madison Wisconsin plans to locate near Williston in cattle business, exploring south side sites. Mr Entee a UW graduate eyeing a large stock farm in Matison WI. William is the Republican candidate with many Democrat allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Boyd
Boyd Bros
Sam
Kole
F. R. Estes
Madison
Williston
Mr. Entee
University of Wisconsin
Matison
Wisconsin
Allenberg & Company Report of Sales 1902 cattle figures
Allenberg & Company reports heavy cattle receipts from grass range cattle around 20,000 with choicer natives selling 7 to 7.5 cents per pound and several lots at $1.50 per pound for fancy heavies. The list includes numerous buyers from Medora North Dakota to Glen Ullin and New England with steers and cows priced from about $3.60 to $7.00 per 100 pounds. Range sheep also strong with fat lambs and fat sheep in demand and prices rising across fat and feeding categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
John Johnson
Medora
N. D
Harry M. Hammond
Haley
Stern
Bs D
Leon
S. M
M. Ferris
Ferris & Robinson
Harve Robinson
G. E. Berg
Glen Allin
Glen Ullin
Koebler & M
Glen Uilin
W. B. Gallivan
New England
O. T. Clough & Son
C. T. Clough & Son
J. W. Sievers
Chris. Zacher
Leipzig
Wm. Bahr
Attennsere & Co
Reward for stray horses and horse stealing conviction
Notice offers a three dollar reward for each head of stray horses caught and reported. Brand description given as two half circles on right muzzle and jaw or left. Also offers three hundred dollars for proof to convict horse thieves. Also mentions Wm. Wen in Bismarck shaking hands, and C N Bain from Culbertson buying bricks for a residence at Kenneth Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.N. Bain
Culbertson
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Kenneth
Montana
Kilva
Foreclosure Notice Details Damaged Chattel List
Notice of chattel mortgage foreclosure for default on payment includes described property such as horses of various ages and brands, a disc barrow, and a red and white cow with brands. Sale set for Saturday at two o'clock in the afternoon at the court of section ?. Mortgagee CHAS E DAVIDSON Jr and attorneys for mortgagees announce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Wee
Tom
Hay Fates
Ptiernee
A.D. Chas.e. Davidson, Jr
Pasreas Attorneys
Ot Morteners
Notice of Mortgage and Property Description
Notice states default on promissory note dated December 34 1000 and mortgage on 856 ewes aged two to five years with specified herd and clipping details. It mentions interest, principal, and acceleration rights with legal deadlines and section references in Walisse and Roach counties, October 21st, 208.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. V. Ith
Nate
Hecessarah
Waliswe
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Lhereby
Mers
Avalide
Ator A. Adbtill
Sfriday
Bint
Orthoven
Interwisson
Mar
M. Devine
Oetié
Public
Doctor Charest
Electro-Medical Institute
West
Call Or Welte
Broadway
The
Graphic Office
Brage
Nesson
Hulfard
Grinnell
R. N. Miller
Schafer
Streud
Monilaya
Tharadaya
Schafer Roo m
Wilston
Strom
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Williston Graphic Telephone
Official
Williston, N. D
B._H. COPELAND, WILLARD B, OVERSON
Wesson
Stony Creek
CT. U
Poplar, Mont
John Mercer
Waah
Buford
Mr. Mercer
Washington
Eezene Ae Willian
Democrata
Allenberg & Company
Dave Colville
White Earth
N. K
Wm. Wen
Biemarck
Missouri
A. H. Andrews
Manatees
Rors
Chicago, Ill
Eer Gay
Geo. E. Littleeld
Hofland, North Dakota
Williams Co, and Vicinity
William Snyder
Williston Telephone Exchange
F. O
Freeman’s Building
L. H. Dow
Mgr
Manitoba
Minnesota
J. N. Bain
M. Maderson
Employment Agency
Arlington Hotel
A. Booker
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