Williston City Council Proceedings August 1904
Official proceedings of Williston North Dakota City Council detail adjourned sessions on August 22 23 and 31 1904. Records list roll call members Ald Baldwin Belyea Boyd and McChesney present with several absences, votes on fire and water committee reports, street and grade petitions from R H Copeland and others, bid discussions for cement sidewalks, and notices of ordinances No 31 and 32 published. The council approves minutes and adjourns between meetings while directing engineer E C Palmer to study street grades and report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
N. D
Denny
Ald Baldwin
Belyea
Boyd
McChesney
Ald
Cox and LaDue
Arthur
Committee On Fire and Water
Lent Council
Pelon
R.H Copeland
Main Street
Finance Committee
Ald Boyd
Ald Belyes
Fargo Forum
Zeno Bruegger
Hellper
Zeno Bruxacer
Ryengat
Baldwin
Lc Chesney
R. H. Copeland
E C Palmer
Ald Cox
Ayor Denny
Roll
Cox LaDue
Ald Belyea
R H Copeland
Board of Town Trustees
Cox
LaDue
Mechesney
Bruegger Avenue
Cates
N D
Ordinance Granting Williston Telephone System 1904
City of Williston approves a ten year grant to L H Dow and assigns for building a city telephone system with poles and wires. The ordinance repeals an earlier 1902 ordinance and sets rates, pole placement rules, city attachments for fire and police, and conditions for acceptance by the city auditor within 30 days.
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Williston
N. D
City of
L. H. Dow
Grantes
Creto
Storion
Eye
L. H- Dow
Erantea
Snac Y
William V. Rowell
Pasead
Uber
H. Denny
Petition to Erect Frame Wood Shed Referred to Fire Committee
In Williston North Dakota 1904 the council referred a petition to erect a frame wood shed on lot 5 block 10 within the fire limits to the Fire and Water committee. The committee reported granting the petition and the report was adopted. The council then gave the committee authority to handle all building permits and report actions for confirmation. Meetings adjourned due to no quorum and reconvened on subsequent dates with limited attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee On Fire and Water
Ald Boyd
Ald. LaDue
Ald Cox
Council
Ald Belyea
Zeno Bruegger
Williston
N D
What is Life Under Strict Law Dr King’s New Lie Pill
Questioning life’s meaning under strict law, the ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pill as a quick remedy for irregular living. It promises gentle, thorough adjustment of organs to prevent chin nation and heartache or liver trouble. Available for 25 cents at Brownell’s Drug Store.
Evang and child depart for India nola home
Mrs Evang and her young son Hugh have left after a visit with Mr and Mrs Dougherty to return to their home in India nola Iowa on Tuesday afternoon.
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Mra. Evang
Hugh
Mra. Dougherty
Indianola
Iowa
Sealed bids sought for log house in Rose Valley district
Sealed bids invited for section of 8 School House in Tande District Rose Valley location 18 by 21 log frame building Plans and location details available at a residence Bids open Tuesday 41 1904 at 2 p m at W Fee home Board may reject any or all bids By order of the Board Williston North Dakota September 12 1908
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Tande
Township
Range
Rose Valley
W. Fee Board
Boa
Soach
Williston
N.D
Notice for Publication Lands Office Minot North Dakota
Land Office at Minot North Dakota gives notice that Malvin Hinkley plans final proof on his H E 22035 for the northwest and southwest fractions of section 22 township 152 range 106. The proof will be before Zeno Bruegger clerk of district court Williams county at Williston North Dakota on October 14 1904. He names David Gutouche Fred Townsend Clarence Miller and others of Schafer North Dakota as witnesses to his continuous residence and cultivation of the land. Sanborn Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Leo
Zeno Bruegger
Williams County
Williston
Malvin Hinkley
H. E
Contest Notice for Land Entry In Minot North Dakota
United States Land Office Minot North Dakota July 29 1904 contest filed by Julius Beguin against homestead entry 18123 Henry L Bassett alleges abandonment lack of residence or cultivation not due to military service notices to appear Sept 13 1904 final hearing Sept 20 1904 before Register and Receiver publication ordered due to due due diligence.
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Interior
United States Land Office
Minot
N. D
Julius Beguin
Henry L. Bassett
United States
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Riley H. Lyon
Williams County
Swat
United States Land Offica
B. C. Sanbors, Register
Notice for Publication Land Office Minot
Notice is hereby given that all named gotter bief notice Celinice Gelina H B No 2422 section 31 township 15 north range foramin es the following witnesses to his possession upon and cultivation of said land. Feank Eanks Tennongtte Jee yh fy 03e tier against Joseph Cartier aio.
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Land Office
St Minot
M.D
Gelina
H. B
Ry Feaak Eanks Tennongtte
Agaant
Joseph Cartier
Aio
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The
Opera House Block
Adam
Optician
Williston, N. D
Chas H. Davidson, Jr
C. H. Ross
W. H. Denny
First National Bank
Milliston, North Dakota
County Depository
Mitchell
Triumph
Delaney
Pres
Delaney, Cashier
Bertha Maloy
Citizens State Bank
Canada
Europe
North Dakota
Missouri River
S. Boyd
Williston, North Dakota
Williston Graphic
B. B. Copeland, Enrron
J[udge Alton B. Parker
New York
Henry Gascaway Davis
West Virginia
J.B. Boyd
Cavalier
John Brusgaer
Williams
Otto Grethen
McLean
B.B. Blakemore
Cans
Joven
Deat Adite
Bottin ‘Rassmusson
Heage
Traill
Bari
Walsh
Charles Bade
Dickey
Des Golmes
Grand Forks
Sy General
Geramgard
Rs Bameay
Tintendent Set Ge Saad
State
Missioner
Schult
the City Council
Atthe Peeras
Bucklen
Brownell Druggist
Depar
Oeust L
Aim
Zeno’ Bruoeger
Otf
Siena
Aener
Liams County
Margaret A. Dow
Wostion
Joseph Langtort Valle
Wi ‘Illiston
Ay C. SanBonm
Register
W.A. Hall
Albert Patterson
Bach
A. J. Panger
Mgr
Ryan & Lukken
Custom Tailors
Sui Cpren
Carl M. Engemoen
W.F. Hancock
Irving L. Seekins
Engemoen-Hancock-Seekins Co. Live Stock Commission
Union Stock Yards
South St. Paul
Gents
Wm. Snyder
Great Northern Hotel
Dray Line
John Heffernan
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