Williston City Council Proceedings September 1906
City and council records detail multiple meetings from August 1906 through September 1906 in Williston North Dakota. The minutes note mayoral resignation of W H Denny, election of Joseph Wegley as mayor, a special election to fill the second ward vacancy, committees appointed on fire limits and mains, payrolls for weeks ending August 25 and September 12, and numerous bills including Doherty and Ledger items with warrants to be drawn. Regular adjournments and adjourned sessions occur with actions approved by the city auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Wegley
Denny
Baldwin
van Dyke Brownell
Hayes
W. H. Denny
Emil Nelson
Wegley
Williston
N. D
Baldwin, LaDue
Brownell
van Dyke
Alderan
West &Rawson
John Heffernan
Geo. Boyd
Epen
Ito Geo. Boyd
Eric Nelson
W. H. Denby
VanDyke
Joseph Weegley
Élured
Milwaukee Boiler Company
Caue
Wis
Uni
Second Ward
N'Clork
D. C. Page
D.C. Page
Williston N. D
Mieslay
LaDa
William Schultz
George O. Morgan
Mahon-Robinson ‘Lumber Co
Saarieersermanesasas
Chas
Bert Biggs
Manuel Wegley
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Moise
Notice for Publication Land Office Williston North Dakota
Notice states settler failed to file final proof for land claim and will prove residence and cultivation before the Register at Williston North Dakota. Witnesses listed include Alfred Larsen Olaf Opoien Jens Lien and Ras Fidje Fidje ull of Squires. Attorneys Carney and Geo W Wilson named.
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Land Ofice
Williston
Hon
Tha
Land Giles
N. D
Fert
Squires
N. Dy
Tda Larsen O
Alfred Larsen
Olaf Opoien
Jens Lien
Rassis Fidje Ull
Geo
W. Wilson
Carney
Settler Notice for Land Claim at Williston North Dakota
A notice of intention to claim a U S land grant is published for Peter Anderson on H E No 6002 for the nw and ne quarters of section 30 township 156 range 100 west with witnesses J Ellison G A Maderson both of Williston North Dakota O S Maderson of Behavio r ND A E Maderson of Alexandria ND and GEO W Wilcox as referee the hearing is set before the register and receiver at Williston North Dakota on October 5 1908
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Testa
Williston
ND Ag
U.S
N. D
Peter Anderson
Ellison
G. A. Maderson
Maderson
A. E. Maderson
Alexandria
Eta
GEO
Desert Land Final Proof Notice for Publication
United States Land Office Williston North Dakota. Bahas filed notice of intention to make proof on desert land claim No 287 for the southwest quarter section two town ship six north range sixteen west. The receiver will hear on September thirty first at Williston North Dakota names witnesses J C Field Williston N Dakota F R Zahl Yokin Johnson Clarence H Dwynell all of Mormon North Dakota. Geo W Wilson register.
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Willistin
D. D
Hero
U. S. Land Office
Huston
William
Rowe
Ne Sec
E. Ralph Evans
Ole Hagen
RB. Lingle
Howry
Uae
Gladys
Regis E
G. Greenup
W. B. Overson
United States Land Office
Williston
N. D
N. Bahas
Will D
Wiliston Calay
J. C. Field
N. Pe
F. R. Zahl
Yokin Johnson
Clarence H. Dwynell
All of
Mormon
Geo. W. Wilson
Register
Notics
Celestia M. Freeman
N. Dak
Y. C. Field
N D
John Johnson
All of Mormon
Desert land claim notice in Williston North Dakota
Celestia M. Freeman of Williston ND filed notice to prove up desert land claim No. 288 for sections 17 19 20 township 158 range 100 before the Williston register on Sept 26 1907. Witnesses named are Y C Field F R Zahl John Johnson Clarence H Dwynell and Geo W Wilson register.
Land Office Notice of Final Proof Terms at Williston
The Land Office at Williston North Dakota issues notice that settler Alfred Ezell and witnesses Andrew Johnson Bonetrai Bat 100 W Wilson must appear before the Register and Receiver to prove final proof for their claims on lands described as section 2a and adjacent parcels. The hearing before the U S Land Office features witness names C O Borstad and E C Carney acting as attorney.
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Williston
N. D
Hunt
U.S. Land Office
N.D
Alfred Ezéll
Andrew
Johnson
Bon. Deal
C. O. Borstad
Bonetrai
W. Wilson
E.C. Carney
Everybody Works But Father
A farmer near the city bought a Fairbanks-Morse gasoline engine from Bruegger Mercantile Co. His son shares a tale of the device powering grinding, sawing, pumping, lighting, and fan use. The farmer’s thinking leads to greater pay, as the caption notes the engine’s labor and value.
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Fairbanks-Morse
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Fairbanks-Morse J. C. A. T
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