Williston News Touts Community Happenings And Plans
The Boyds promote a new livery barn while Miss Benton offers sheet music for sale. Otto Teen of Wolf Point suffers a severe typhoid fever attack. Congregational church hosts a supper tonight. George McKay and George Littlefield visit from Nelson Valley Friday. Gammon & Barrett attorneys advertise Minot practice. Teachers Institute led by Prof. Brownson under Supt. Walden. George W. Newton returns from Minnesota with racing horses. Forty acres on Jexa Hill yield about 20 bushels per acre in a tax-raising attempt by Williston ranchers. Heavy frost causes little damage as grain and gardens are advanced. D.C. Boyd overseeing livery business in absence of Sam Boyd, who travels to Rolla with daughter Dora. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Adam a 10 lb boy Sept 11 1902. Williston Dramatic Club to present The Noble Outcast before month’s end. Hendricksen and Olson visit to discuss extending holdings in the Missouri River region. Rev. Taylor entertains Congregational church with three hundred sterogenes. a well attended event. Walter McCormick hosts 11 birthday games for his 11th birthday. John Bruegger plans athletic training school for Williston pupils. Strayed gray mare with AB brand and rent AB. Five dollars reward for return to G. M. Thomas’s store. Fargo College aims for 200000 funding. board committee secures 100000 in hand. additional pledges total 120000. Dre Pearson to donate 50000. campaign organized Sept. Wtth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.C. Boyd
Boyd Bros
White Earth
Sam
Dora
Rolla
Adam
Waltera
John Bruegger
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Williston City
Bruegger
Williston
G. M. Thomas
Jostra Dauphin
Pelo
N.D
Peepee
Grand Opening Millinery in Williston Draws Ladies
Mrs. Mackenroth announces a grand opening of a new millinery stock on Main street in the Doug Bell building next to Curley’s barber shop. The display features a great variety of the latest styles and invites ladies of Williston and vicinity to attend on Saturday September 20.
Oregon Horses for Sale at Buford
Work horses saddle horses and brood mares offered for sale at Buford with reasonable prices and a tag line Cussom Baccom. Potential buyers offered terms, contact details unclear, location appears in Oregon.
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Buford
Teachers Institute in Williams County Opens This Week
A teachers institute for Williams county educators runs this week at the public school in the city led by conductor E R Brownson and County Superintendent F J Wal. Participants include Misses Lau Johnson Julia Carlson Anal Mackenzie Myrtle Miseea Myrtle McGilton Eva Marelius and Messrs W R Bennett Geo E Littlefield Sarah Mercer Kate Mercer Elizabeth Windish with State Superintendent Devine visiting. The event opened Monday with organization and teaching-method talks. Devine spoke yesterday on state course topics. The institute ends tomorrow afternoon with evening addresses by Prof George A McFarland and Devine. all interested in education are welcome.
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Williams County
E. R. Brownson
F. J. Wal
Lau . Johnson
Julia Carlson
Anal Mackenzie
Myrtle
Miseea Myrtle McGilton
Eva Marelius
Messrs
W. R. Bennett
Geo. E. Littlefield
Grinnell
Sarah and
Kate Mercer
Eight-Mile
Elizabeth Windish
Buford
Devine
Utudies
George A. McFarland
Valley City Normal School
Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets Adclaims One Day Cure
An advertisement touts Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets as curing a cold in one day with a no cure no pay offer for 25 cents. The note mentions cattle in good condition locally and several short notes on activity around Tobacco Garden and White Earth including cattle shipments and prairie fires near coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin
E. W. Grove
Thompson
Tobacco Garden
Frank Banke
White Earth
Clark Creek
Beware of the Knife and Witch Hazel Salve Cure Claim
Warning on surgical overuse and promoting DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for piles burns wounds and skin diseases. Includes testimonial from J C Phillips of Paris Texas claiming recovery with the salve. Brownell and McPhee market the product as unequaled and counterfeit free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
J.C. Phillips
Paris
Brownell & McPhee
Ripples From Stony Creek Report
Local notes recount community life with playful observations about livestock and crops. Mentions Mary Maclane and John Ikjorstad in light anecdotes, with wheat and oats yields cited alongside land and free land demand. A threshing machine arrives, a quip about a stock land debate, and a remark on the price paid by American girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ikjorstad
John
L. F. Rowell
Dukes
Take Care of the Stomach Kodol Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Kodol as a cure for indigestion and dyspepsia claiming it cleanses and strengthens the stomach. Reverend J H Holladay of Holliday Mia testifies it cured his dyspepsia after doctors gave up, urging readers to take it after meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Holladay
Holliday
Mia
Brownell & McPhee
DeWitts Little Early Risers Liver Tonic Ad
An advertisement extols DeWitts Little Early Risers as a gentle liver tonic that cleanses poisons and putrid matter, cures biliousness and torpid liver, and prevents fever, while warning against purging and stressing safe gland health. Brownell and McPhee.
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DeWitt
Brownell& McPhee
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Uti Bruegg Famep
George McKay
George E. Littlefield
Nelson Valley
City
Messrs. Gammon & Barrett
Minot
Supt. Walden
George W. Newton
Minnesota
Williston Dramatic Club
Mesers
Hendricksen
Olson
Grafton
N. D
Missouri
Taylor
Congregational Church
Walter McCormick
J. H. Morley
E. i H. Stickney
Boston
Congregational Education Society
Dre Pearson
Christian Education
Red River Valley
North
Ds Motes
J.C. Gregorion
Tunde
Woodley’s
Chris Anderson
Chicago
Freeman-Zabl Ehipment
Eli Signal
Wheelock
Clancy
Preston Stewart
Montana
Yellowstone
Graphic
Mra
Wm. Rhea
Kenneth, Mont
Kenneth
W.D. Parshall
Faribault, Minn
Fay Barker
Aten
Neb
Brownell
The
F.C. Bailly
St. Paul
Butte
Mont
I. A. Oakes
Anoka
Minn
William H. Denny
Culbertson
Graphic Office
Messrs. Stewart, Jr
Overson
Miller
J.M. Devine
Brownson
E. V. Rodden
Ill
Mas. C. P. Harris
N. C
Manly Harshman
Kalispell Flour Mill Co
Kalipell
United States
Harshman
Williston Merchante
East
Walter Kurth
Euglitt
Oto Dahl
Stony Creek
E. F. Cox
Sherry Building
Mark Thomas
John Heffernan
Williams of
Prof
Stroup
Mra. H. F. Merrill
Mra. Montgomery
J. C. Dwyer
Northern
Firet National Bank
Thomas Freeman
Zahl
Excel
Anénberg & Co
Popular Livestock Commission
Windy City
Stroup Bros
George Martin
Livingston
Martin
Uncle Sam
W. H. Denny
Missouri River
A. H. Mores
Morea
John Broegger
William Loughland
Neeson
H. A. Nelson
Hoffland
Waldo Leonhardy
Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Oregon
Teachers’ Institute
Banks and Vicinity
Chas H. Davidson, Jr
C.H. Ross
H. Denny
First National Bank
North Dakota
Arlington
G. A. Booker, Prop
Mary Maclane
National Live Stock Bank of Weare & Allison
Sioux City
Firat National Bank
Woodbine
Farmers Bank
Castana
Dayton
Farmers State Bank
Charter Oak
Bank of Braymer
Braymer
Moorhead State Bank
Moorhead
Mhaus
Langford’s
Jonsnes
M. G. Goleman
Jones
N. J. H.R. Lands
Accident and Life Insurance
Jones Bros
Commission
AD. N.D
E, EH. Jones
Allenberg & Co
Live Stock Commission
Exchange Building
Union Stock Yards
Illinois
F. Higgins
Dickinson, N.D
Oses Csio Cas
Thomas & Monroe
Illiams County
Fargo
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