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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1906
Page
8
Notice announces intention to make final proof on land in Williston North Dakota. Fletcher quarter section 28 township 102 west lists witnesses Bartholomew, W M McMier, Williston residents. George W Wilson, register.
Notice is given that Larsen of Saution seeks final proof to support his claim. He names witnesses Alfred Lintson Jens Lion Ras sius Fidje and others from Squires to prove residence and cultivation. The hearing is before Hon Hogietor and Hogolvor, with Register W Wilson.
Notice is hereby given that settler H E Truax has filed for final proof to support his claim for the southeast quarter section 15 township Tod range 99 W Williston North Dakota. WITNESSES: Walter Crosby James Montgomery Calvin Tice Thomas Matherson all of Baqual North Dakota.
Land office notice dated August 28 1906 at Williston North Dakota states that Peter Anderson and others must prove up on H E No 3602 for fractional sections 4 and 9 in township 156 range 100 west before October 5 1906 before the register and receiver Geo W Wilson.
The city of Williston North Dakota calls a special election for September 17 1906 to fill the Ward Two aldermanic vacancy caused by Joseph Wegley. Polls open 8 am to 5 pm at Samuel Boyd livery on Broadway Ward Two. Joseph Wegler Mayor D C Page City Auditor date Sept 4 1906.
United States Land Office Williston North Dakota announces that William Freeman P Wiltsiog has filed to prove desert land claim 281 for section 30 township 158 range 20. The hearing before Revisates and Receiver occurs September 26 in Williston with observers Field Marmon and others listed. officials include Gov. W Wilson and Register.
Celestia M. Freeman of Williston North Dakota filed notice of intention to make final proof on her desert land claim No. 28 for the southeast and other sections. The hearing before the Register and Receiver at Williston North Dakota is set for Wednesday the 25th of September 190. Witnesses include Fiala John Johnson Clarence H. Dwyer of Marmon North Dakota and Geo W. Wilson Register.
Notice lists a settler filing intent to make final proof before the Hon. Terra and Receiver at the U.S. Land Office in Lisdon North Dakota on September 21 1908. Witnesses Alfred Ezell Andrew G Johnson Ole S Sondronl C O Borudud and Geo W Wilson named to prove residence and land ownership.
A farmer near the city bought a Fairbanks Morse gasoline engine from Bruegger Mercantile Co. One of his sons proclaims the line Everybody works but father as the engine eases labor. The piece extols thinking as key to earning and efficiency.
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