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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1909
Page
10
An old line insurance firm offers farm loans with principal portion privileges. Best rates and quick money are advertised by Champine and O Malley.
Notice of foreclosure sale regarding Mortgage held by John Bates and Mary Bates on Farm Land in Section 19 Township 155 North Range 5 West in Willaena County North Dakota. Sale to cover principal 271.75 plus costs. Assignee of Mortgage E Bol Gino Sherr records and attorney listed.
Default on January 22 1908 note and unpaid taxes trigger foreclosure of the Oscar Simonsen mortgage to Farm Land Mortgagee Sie eters. Sheriff notification sets sale at the county courthouse Willians North Dakota on November 6 1909 at ten in the morning to satisfy the secured amount.
President James J. Hill replies that the fast mail train will run via Wahpeton as it is the shortest route with no plan to reroute through Fargo and Grand Forks. A new connecting train will link with the mail, improving service north of Wahpeton without altering existing schedules. The extension of trains 111 and 112 allows Fargo and Grand Forks mail to be carried by the fast mail while offering better overall service between Wahpeton, Fargo, and Breckenridge.
The three day Catholic fair and bazaar concluded Thursday with an auction led by Col. G L Yount. Rev Fr Purcell praised volunteers and Ray citizens for support, noting the event’s moral and communal benefits and the first fair’s bright outcome. Winners included May Wheeler for a gold watch and Buster Carney for a bridle.
See us for quick farm loans with no bonus or commission and prompt money delivery. Partial payments received. Tornado and fire insurance available through Champine and O'Malley.
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