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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
4
The Williston Graphic reports a varied mix from a homecoming and new stock display to a surge of crime, development, and community events. Liv’s preparations, cattle slipping plans, and a tenement house addition mark town growth while arrests and court matters emerge with political caucus results and a Vermont play adaptation noted.
George Newton left for Red Wing to attend school as the High School department moves to the new building. Several students are new, others absent or promoted. Enrollment totals 176 with 22 in another group. music class unites Grammar and High School under Miss Lincoln. Francis Marelius is new in the second primary from Nibart Montana.
The New York Sun quotes a struggling young author who notes the pleasure of receiving checks from publishers, the sense of connection they imply, and the brief serenity between payments. He explains the cycle of hoping for a steady wire of income, the joy at each check, and the postpayment emptiness until the next remittance arrives.
Service by publication in North Dakota jurisdiction named for 2 justices court Williams County. Hon. Wendles presiding as Justice of the Fence. Details indicate a formal summons process against a party with publication service.
The county convention nominated a full slate including Sheridan Hotter for Amitor-E, E. M. Attibere for Treasurer, Kuvin Luck for Clerk of Court, James W. Prtinx for Judge of the County Court, E. Field for Register of Deeds, J. Waldron for Superintendent of Shoals, F. CG. Field for County Surveyor, W. B. Overson as State Attorney, M. M. Stacy Nate Bellinger and R H. Styles as delegates, with H. W. Baratad and W. Twitchell among committeemen. Also offering 150 acres of prime land near Williston for sale by Corutann & Overtox.
A candidate announces his bid for sheriff of Willinns county subject to the Republican county convention. He asks friends and voters to support him in the decision process and notes his candidacy is contingent on party selection.
An excerpt examines the morbid sense of injury as a psychological condition. It notes how perceived slights arise from stress of rivalry, blue moods, and suspicious temperaments. The piece discusses how individuals interpret others actions as hostile and anticipate ill will.
A sale notice describes 100 acres three miles from Williston with eighty acres fenced and six acres under radar cultivation. Water is plentiful and a Kilby 10 seventy five ton can be cut on to find, with a graphic of ice noted.
A note from the Great Northern Railway announces a stamp drive supporting the Across America project. It highlights a special stamp collection as the finest yet, inviting readers to participate and acquire the set.
North Dakota House and Senate approved an amendment to Article 3 section 76 altering the governor’s pardon authority. The board of pardon includes the attorney general and chief justice, with two electors appointed by the governor. The governor may remit fines, grant pardons, reprieves, and commutations after conviction for most offenses, with a legislative review. The governor must report each remission or pardon to the legislature at each regular session.
Be it resolved by the House and Senate that amendments to section 170 and 179 of the North Dakota constitution are agreed to by the Fifth legislative assembly. The amendments provide state assessment of railroads and related companies real property at actual value, with apportioned taxes to counties and local districts. Roadway portions used for non railroad purposes are assessed as real property.
At Williston North Dakota the Williams County Bank closes business September 5 1900 listing resources and liabilities including cash deposits and securities. Cashier W I Denny sworn before notary public confirms truth of statements with officers and directors certificates dated May 13 or September 1900.
For the 2a Judicial District of North Dakota a naturalization hearing is set at the courthouse in Walliams Co on Sept 24. Eligible applicants may file and complete second papers to pursue United States naturalization under applicable laws. Preuin Clerk District Court.
A collection of parcel descriptors and block lot references for Anderson Avenue and surrounding blocks. Entries include various blocks and lots with mixed numbering schemes and typographical errors. No clear event or narrative, but a dense inventory of urban parcels.
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