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FIRST CIRCUIT.

At Monroe first Mondays in Nav and
January-Tor trial Of appeals from ths
parishes Ct 0uachita. Richland, Frank
In, Catahonla. Coacordia, Tensas. Iadi-
son. East Carroll, West Carroll. Mora-
house, Union and Jackson.
~ Shreveport .srsr 41aas ~ il Juno
ard se.sisr---lt7r tltat of a3aeals from
tn p;tf57li@s # Gatlte. lsos+.er. webster.
IlsnEi-5=. G-ti.orae, I.5..c31-,. Sabine, De
s2-s --te E-e .Aer
~ 4&ia~ar7r:a fsrs- Mondays il CcteF3or
ara u. fat7--7-eF t,-tel ~ ssaeats FROM tae
parishes "a Caldwell. E-i2s.. Grant, I.a,-
laeS. 1Hao1. Nascit:oe..e ahd Avoy-
elies
At Oqelousas first Mondays in Eoven-
beE and Arr.l--Fcr trial Of appeals from
the parishes af st Landry. CalcasieI!.
Cameron. Eetactl1ion. Lafayette Aea-
dia, IBERIA and u. Martha
sEcoSlo CIRCUIT.
At -..naita, FIRST Monday IN oeto6e-, and
the second rtonE,ay ii Atay-For trial OF
appeals frem the parishes 8: Lisines-on,
TaneipaAoa. ST. TaInmany, Washington
AID st. Eelena.
At Baton Rau~e third Monday in oc-
toaar and fourth Monday III ,sUne-For
trial Of aprfa ais from the parishes OF East
Baton Ro.ae. West Eaton Isa1re, Fast
Feliciana. Weet Fe.iciaaa. Poifte Cou-
pee ard TJcrxtie
At ThinoGatlS ierstt srorEav IN Nover,-
Der and third ,lonGay III ,Iune-1sor the
trial Of appeals from ;.ae a..r:si.tt Of ST.
Nary. TerrehCrne. Assumption and La
fourche.
At New Orleans second Mondays IN De-
cs-9iaer AMI a.aFell-ior trial of appeals
froln TIE parishes CT Orleans St Ear-
aard, F,aGpen.1ts. effarson, St. Charles,
s.. foam tie Baptist. St. James and As
ceasiea.
See. s. BE it further resolved, etc, That
Article one hundred and one of the Con-
gtitrtioa OF the Sta.e Of Louisina be SO
amended as 70 read is follows:
Article l0l: No judgment shall be rem
dered T. tha Courts cf Appeal Without
the concurrence Of two jl.iees. Whan-
ever two nes7'aers eannGt 20 y. IL fen-
Sc 3Nence Ct the rec,lsatlc-l III aay .set.sn-
ber 81 members Of the co1rt. the las.za
not reeu#es .4h&li have authority IL AL
upon any judsse cr judges OF the District
Court, whose asty Il snail he, when so
called uron. 10 st il tie place u the
Judge or juices recrs I'll. and to aid in
the determination oj, the ease.
Tho 5Gt7Es4 OF rlse Courts Of Aa:ssal
shall have .sof5er to certify 10 the ;su-
prenle CoWt a.-T questions or PROPOSE
tons Of law concerning which it desires
the instructions cf. that court for its
proper decision. And thereapon the SD
prarne Court may either give its .nst~uc-
tions on the questions and propositions
certified to it, which shall be binding upon
ths Coarts of Appeal in such case
Continued on poget)
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.sch regulations n
snail ae prescribed by law.
10 EleHi7er or officer of any of the
departments CT the government shat, ss
~ any way Interested in such contracts.
And al such contracts shall be subject
q 151A approval C the Governor fha
PRESIDENT Of tie Senate. and Sneaker ~
tAe House OF Representatives. or any
two ef them e'i1'
sec. g. b It further resolved, etc, That
Issisassrstifa twelve or Article forty
six Ct the Constitution of the State Of
s1oItait'id l,, pe SO amended as to read as
Creating corporations or amending. re-
AeN1Hg, extending or explaining the
charters th&reef. Provided that this
snaH not anpiy to municipal corporations
or TO parishes and leEee districts,
pee. T. Be t further resolved, etc, That
article one hundred and sesvertv-nfne Of
the Constitution ef the State of Louis
lana be 50 amended as to read as fol-
lows.
Article 17a. TIE General Assembly shall
create a Bureau of Agriculture. ,,e1ine
its objects, designate its officers and fix
their salaries
Sec. 5. BE It further resolved, ETC., That
Article ore hundred and ninety-two of
the Constitution Of the State of Louis
lana be 50 amended as to read as fol-
lows:
Article 1a2. Pafoehial elections shah be
held en- the same day as the general
State eleef:aa
Sec. s. pe It further. resolved, ETC.. That
hrt:e-e tsso hundred and four of the
Constitution Of tie State of Louisiana
be SO amended as to read as follows:
Article 2o4. The taxing power shall be
exercised only to carry on and maintain
the government of the State and the
public Institutions thereof, to educate
the children OF the State. to pay the
principal and interest Of the public debt.
to suppress insufrection repel invasion.
OR defend the State in time OF war. to
Drovtta pensions for :udigent Confeder-
ate Soldiers and Sailors. to supply the
citizens o. the . - who lost q limb or
limbs in the military Service of the Con-
federate States With substantial arti-
fetal limbs during life; and for levee pur-
neses as hereinafter provided
Sec. I. Be it further resolved, ETC., That
sftsclc two hsndreti and ten of the Con-
stitution Of the State of Louisiana be
SO amended as to read as follows:
Article 80. There shall be no forfeitgres
Of property for the non-payment of taxes,
State, leEee. district, paroehial or NUM-
eiHal, but ct the expiration of the year
IN which they are due the collector shall,
without salt. ard after giving notice
to the delinquent in the manner provided
BY law. advertise for sale the property on
which the taxes are due in the manner
prescribed by law and on the cav of
sale he snail sell sssch portion of the
property as the debtor shall point out.
and in case the debtor shall not point
out sufficient property, the collector shall
at once ard without further delay sell
the least quantity of property which any
bidder Will buy for the amount Of the
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fseesion /. Ee II resolved b,- tsa canor.l
Azssls.sely OF the state OF Louisiana two
thirds of all the ...er17b bers elected IN eaeb
Horse eorcffrrinoe tt,,+ tr+i.,a ,,..,4 g..
81 the Constitution of tie State OF I,5risi-
;..e be s.t3 n f,3a53tsf5sf as to ,.e,a &c 4,f.l.
article e5 ,rha co,sr4s - ,,1rStS,
fee5t j., 90 81, - *
have aYaaIlata i1r.4ie+;, -. -.
jurisdiction. s17a,i e.-tl, -, ,f1 oasor 80,
a., 15,,.s,.,fs 4.s,o-s si.i
f,s.sI - r ~ &i -.lsl stes - e1suts
hf1rfl f;fIar e,..9''..i; -
Sal 10. .,s..a5 - - :
-. - .frs. MO 1-iousaAa eoiiafs
=. - 9.,,..,,+.. - -.
ftz.ie f.t.3etss-sik c. the Constitution of the
sstata Of Ien:.z.asla oe SO amended 90 to
ts.sFs e, f.#I.f,,t-s. t->' ~
Attiero es ,I,bo f.o.,rts - .,
eo-iAlst ol not less faaa three nor more
tEaa six JUDGES, ard each circuit shall
b. eess4i i3esed o. three Judges. In the ran-
ela,.1 ,ze.e'eii ~ 42vo a'1ey sAall be
- - sie 1eoi9-e, ser the term OF four
se-.ss. IN case OF death, resignation or
removal from oFiee Of ef3y of GO Il i,,5r<roe
the vacancy shah b. e11ati nv ..nna;,, 49,.
by TIE Governor. thy sba,I ha c,tjza-,s
of TIC Gated States ard Of thjs stafa
learned in TIE law. ard shall have n,.,c.
ted law in the State for sfx wears AID
sssali have been act-al residents Of the
districts from which thew shall b.va
been elected Tor at least two years nra-
celisc the election
SEC. s. BE- it further resolved etc That
Article niHety.srven III Ind t,or,.fi,rrj,.
OF ti7e Stata OF Louisiana be SO amended
as tG read as fal.o US:
Article s.. The State shall be divided
fps% ~
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oi
46. 11a 1s2. POI, 2lo and 2l2 of the Consti-
tuition Of the State of Louisiana aud
also an amendment relative to suspen-
sion Of officers
Section l. Ba it resolved by the General
Assembly of the State of Louisiana. two
thirds of all the members elected to each
House coneurrtng.
That Article thirty-seyen of the Con-
stitution of the State of Louisiana shall
be so amended as to read as follows:
Article 81. Every bill shall be read on
three different days in each House and
no bill shall be considered for final pas
sage unless it has been read once in full.
and the same has been reported on by
committee
Nor shall any bill become a law unless
on it's final passage, the vote be taken by
yeas and nays. the names of the members
voting for or against the same be entered
on the journal. and a majority Of the
members elected to each House be record
ed thereon as voting IN its favor. Pro-
vided that bills revising the statutes or
codes of the State, as whole shall be
read in such manner as may be pre-
scribed BY the General Assembly.
Sec =. Ee It further resolved etc. That
Article fortE-two Of the Const.tu ton OF
the State Of Louisiana be SO amended as
to read as follows:
Article H. All stationery, printing. pa-
per and fuel used in the Legislature and
other departments of government shall
be furnished. and the printing hiB#firr
and distributing OF the laws, Journal or
department reports. and all other print
ing and binding and the repairing and
furnishing the halls and rooms used for
the meetings of the General Assembly
and its committees. shall be done under
contract. to be given to the lowest re-
sponsible bidder. below such maximum
price and under -
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STATE OFFICERS.

SiAEE offilF4-to-
Governor: Murphy j. Foster OF st. Mary
Lieut. Gov ...............
sec Of State, -. S Afsams OF =. Tcilclahi
And. Pub Acct s.--W. " Heard Of Union
SAate Trea si.rer,- John Pickett Of Rassier.
Aft.Y Gen. NJ. ! J.t,unningham Natchitoch's
.aot. Pub. Ed. A. } Lafargne Asoyelles
u. $. sEsAroRs.
n, C. Blanchard e.. ...... II Rand, )
Don Gallery ............. of ST Mary
STATE sEs4Toes,
Jos. 7 LeBiaat ..t'..... CA sumption
joha u, Sha.ter ........,... TerrehoEne
JUDGES SUPREME Cou.,r.
ChiefJastce: f T. Nichols Of Orleans
Associate u 4. RreaG1. of Iberia
s. II. c. Miller Of Orleans
g 5. D. MeEne,y, Of Onacita
. j. r. Watkins Red River.
r1sacusr Cco2- ~ l. srEAss. f'is.a cisca:t.
g. T. I}aaSTeyarl- ..-..of s.. Bernard.
r. d. Staltai .e... ...-...--ei st. Mary,
EoSeaEssasAN, 3rd, Cong2eauoaai Dist.
Andrew Prlee e..+.....---ofl Of l4a.olloLe
18th. Judicial District
Judge. ......-. .........E. ?. Ga:lIouet,
Dist. Attorney ..-..B, +. Winchester
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.
list War. H. Clement 2sl Waed.
-.----- Rauaoa !. Bake. 3fd Ware Isa-
.iste BerHard, stf Ward j. 3 Ayo 81,
SyEves:le Martinez, 7th ward John T.
PittmaHa. 9Th Yara Loais Fagent 9fh
N#Fd i te@3eilH latl Hlad Augu.tg
CletinI
co2sTaB-Es
fset r.sri fF4.s.5afa tfa.4+..,t a,t 3#1
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4.,. end meaning OF tbs provlso that
~ ..se.es ne municipalities shall have The
ri.@b. - :, ...{ss,. sNlees to any l1slit sub
tees 10 the restrict ora r., - 's.eiG -.
G. = BGA-9S
stsazisar o. the EEoesze CT Iteyl ssil9sa
Il. R. lot
President Pro TangpoFc OF the sssl..4se.
4 tft5a cory:
Z. S. ADAafs. Secretary OF State.
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No. 19..
JOINT RESOLUTION

Proposing Amendments to Articles e5.
y. 81. 9e. 49, 1e1, Ice, 1es lc5 and 1Cs
Ct the Constitution Of the State of
Louisiana. Relative 70 Cou.ts OF A.
39sai
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JOINT RESOLUTION.

Proposing amendments to Articles 81, AZ.
As. 1aa, ls2, POI, 30 and 2l2 of the Consti-
tuition OF the State Of Louisiana aud
also an amendment relative to suspen-
sion of officers
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(Continued on page A.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
01AAIOc Organs, $s5 UPWARDS:
Want Agents, Catal0sGe
U utOeN~~ Free Address Daniel r.
Reafty, Washington, New Jersey.
Beatty, Washington, N

Glasgow Record: Frank Falvey'
erstwhile station agent at this place.
but now stable business man CT "hl1e
Earth, N. D.. accompanied by ms llttie
daughter Alice, was visiting friends III
Glasgow Saturday and Sunday.
Congressman Towne, the silver re.
publican from the sixth district OF
Minnesota, leaves the republican party
and gives as his reason that at the 81.
Louis convention, 1.-The party mas con-
fessedly reversed its position on one OF
the fundamental articles of its falth.
Thg Ladies' AiG of the Congregational
church thank Mr.. James Hetfernan Tor
the use of his building, also all those
who so kindly contributed ana the pup
lie for the liberal patronage. Ticket No;
80, which was held by Mrs. Harvevi
drew the quilt. Receipts for the even
ing, including the tickets on the quilt
amounted to s21.25.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
CLOSE OF VOLUME /.

With this issue Of the Graphic the
first year Of it's existence will close. In
the past twelve months, in a business
point Of view, we have succeeded better
than we anticipated. Coming here as
stranger to most Of the people, whose
confidence had been shaken by repeat:
ed failures Of parties vino had EN- bark ed
III similar enterprises at Williston and
were paid subscriptions in advance, we
fonnd oUrsels working to great disad-
vantage, as few cared to risk payment
lor subscriptions as they had done on
three or four previous occasions, and
within three or four months find them
thieves minus both their paper and their
money We brought with us here a
valuable plant, and we are here to stay.
We hope, however, that our friends will
understand that it takes money to run
q newsper; and that they will pay tip
their subscriptions to the Graphic as
fast as they possibly can. There are a
goodly number Of people who have re-
ceived the Graphic for the past year,
but have not paid for it. To those de-
linquents we will say that we need the
money to carry on the business with,
and inas.nuch as we have waited on
them for year. they certainly ought to
pay up their arrearages and chip in a
dollar or two in advance on their ne Xt
years subscription.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
Beattv'S Pianos $:>2: $225 90 Tor up u,
alogue address or call, Daniel +. B
ington, New Jersey

Postmaster @. D. Hoff was up from
Hot1iund yesterday, and says they will
celebrate the 4tE at that berg.
Thos. Nordby was up from Nesson
yesterday with load of potatoes and
some choice butter. He bought a new
mower and intends cutting large guam
tity of hay, which is abundant on the
prairie this season
The total property assessment for the
1st commissioner district of Williams
county, as shown by the returns of As
Eessor Gibbs, just completed. is Sl2s,7s
hwo years ago the assessment was less
thNn, or about, $4,000. The figures to-
daAshow that the district has increased
100000 in value within two years.
FOR SALE or RENT-A seven-room
house, including wood-shed and cellar.
Supplied with a good well and soft
water. Apply to MIS-. r. NEwEtL.
*st Williston, N. D.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03

Glasgow Record: Perley Smith; the
young man who was taken with diptheria
in Glasgow month ago; died Saturday
at 2 o'clock. The deceased, it was
thought, had fully recovered, and was
up and around an hour previous to his
death. He ate frugal meal at noon
Saturday, but complained of not feeling
very we'll, sitter which he retired to his
room, whe1i sudden relapse set in and
he died almost Immediately. The
deceased was formerly q passenger
brakeman on this division of the Great
Northern, in which capacity be was
employed at the time he was taken sick.
He has relatives in Madison, Wis
cousin, who we're at once advised OF
his death. Tie remains were requested
forwarded to them, which was done
Tuesday by the local lodge of Odd
Fellows, of Which order he was :
member.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03

For Rent-A neat and well-built build
ing on Main street. New. clean and
commodious. Recently established as Il
laundry. Rent reasonable. Apply to
LEO WYRwIK, Williston, n. D..
No wonder our friend Gamache Of
Nesson is happy man. 1t is boy;
and must eventually become Seventh
Day Baptist, as it is said his advent was
made last Saturday.
Clint. Hedderich, Joe Brown. Tom
Forbes and Misses Leonhardy and Scott
returned from Glendive, Mont, last
Sunday: The suit in which Messrs.
Hedderich and Brown were interested
terminated in their favor.
Olaf Bergh for the Fast week has been
engaged in moving the machinery of
his saw mill from the soulh side or the
Missouri river, and is locating 1t on
plot of ground he has secured control or
at the mouth of the Muddy, on the
north side of the Missouri.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
nnn AMo Pianos, 1925 up
1SFkY "a M wards. Want Agents. Cat
VIZ M alogue Free Address
Daniel F Realty Washington, New Jersey.
Daniel F. Beatty, Wa

Three hoboes Wednesday fell in with
a liberal-hearted stockman named John
Buttetheld, from Montana, and began
working him for his money. Ferryman
E. II. Roberts, knowing Mr.. Butter
fields failings, took in the situation at
once and attempted to take him away
from the gang, but the hoboes didn't
like to have their feast thus unceremo-
niously interfered with, and objected.
Tie result was that Roberts reached out
for the knights of the box-car, and two
Of them hit the ground much harder
than they expected, while the third was
landed in the cooler. The other two
made passenger time for the river
when they got up, and escaped.
A certain mechanic in this town, so it
is said, the other day took contract to
stone up a we'll for one of our citizens
and make the inside smooth and even
with cement. The contractor. was to
furnish all the material, SO tie story
goes, and he began work at once. But
somehow he miscalculated on the guam
tity of the material he needed, in conse-
ouence of which he was short of stones
and his cement run out, and tbe rim OF
the we'll cayed in. This made the own
er irate, so the legion runs, ane the only
compensation the contractor received
was a couple of bitfs in the eye. 10 be
frank about it, we must say that some
widders are never satisfed-no matter
how hard you strive to please them.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
Flv-nets and horse covers at |. &.
Stewards harness shop. 50


A premature July 4th display occurred
at Bill Snyder's barber-shop and candy
store last Friday. Some fireworks lying
on the show case became ignited, pre-
sumab]y through the mischievous pranks
of some kids. and for few minutes
hades was to pay with nobody present
to enjoy it. No serious damage result"
ed, save the destruction Of few pyro-
technics.
G. F. Plaindealer: A prominent re
publican who is in no manner involved
in the out come. informs the Plalndealer
that Mr.. Budge is master ofthe situatlon,
and if he cannot secure the nomination
for governor for himself he can name
the man selected. Bulge has not let
the past three weeks pass idle by:
Mrs. John Byuegger; Mrs. George
Bruegcer and Mr.. and Mrs. l.. y. Bay
rell started east on last Saturday even
ing's train. The Mistresses Brugger
90 to Watertown, Wis.,, where they
have many friends and relatives; and
Mr.. and Mrs. Bayrell will visit friends
at Wabasha, Mimi, and Alma, Wis.
The Graphic wishes them pleasant WIS.,
it and Jolly time on the 18th.
Elmer Ward the other day brought
down fiom Buford one raft of the side
walk lumber purchased by George
Bruegger last fall at the government sale
Of stuff at the fort. There is large
quantity vet to come down. Now let
the village authorities buy this material
and give Williston couple of sidewalks
on Main street. We have got to have
sidewalks sooner or later, and the pur-
chase of this material might save to the
village several hundred dollars-as the
plank is all cut and in shape to put down
without extra labor.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
JOHN
David Wade has moved his restaurant
into Bergh's block, on % street.

David Wade has moved his restaurant
into Bergh's block, on I'd street.
Another interesting story this week
on 4th page, composed by Treasurer
Zahl and Auditor Bruegger:
On or about June i6tn, fat baby boy
made his appearance in the household
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Haines at Buford.
Look oat for S. Brothers about the
4th. He will probably have new pota5
toes and other vegetables to put on the
market:
Judge 1son11ardy has already 'coin:
menced haying. and he says the yield,
both as to quantity and quality, is turil-
ing out immense.
Geo. Noble was over from the ranch
Wednesday expecting his brother An
drew to arrive from the west with an
other bunch of cattle.
Harry Hutchins was in from his ranch
Monday, in company with Charlie
Myatt: Harry bought new mower and
a load of supplies at Hedderich Bros.
Chas. Hedderich, of Evansville, Ind,
brother of G. NJ. and Clint. Hedderich
of this place; spent several days last
week in Williston visiting the brothers.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03
LOCAL ROUNDUP:


Lap'dusters, in variery;for sale at
Stewart's harness shop. = ~:>,>.
Billy Ford of White Earth. was In the
aty on business Sunday.
John Clements pulled out with his
'orses for Towner last Friday.
Nick Bottelman is going east with
"oout 100 head of horses for sale.
me board of county commissioners
VII meet in regular session next Mon
LAY.
Cash paid for scrap iron at the black
smith shop. VIM: Ross:
Tomorrow is the day on which Young
Anerlca will enthuse and display his
Patriotism. .e ....
Lee Lester says that he sold Barber
rnyder new potatoes on June Goth.
low Is that for high?
fartles contemplating buying a Mower
= a a take had better consult ]: Bruegger
! nfo', as they are cleaning out their
''ocS at bargain prices. 50
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Notice of Final Proof.

Land Office at Minot, n. D., June 1s, 1896
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler his filed notice Of his intention ta
make final proof in support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before E. Icons
hardy, jndge of county court of Williams coun,
ty, n. D., at Williston, n D., on July 9th,
1896 viz:
JOHN NJ. BARKER,
For the seI Of section 90, township 154 range
100.
He names the following witnesses to prove hia
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz
Robert C Mathews, Winfield s. Dunn, Georcs
Brueggsr, Herman Roehr, all of Williston, N. D.
jnel9 MICHAEL J. BARRETT, Register
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03

Subject at the Congregational church
next Sunday morning, Environment" :"
For evening, "July 4th and Virtuous
Liberty"
Mrs. Sven Nelson of Northwood, N. D.,
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos.
Nordby, at Nesson, and is delighted with
the country.
Brien Barclay Of Barclay Bros. at
Towner, arrived in Williston Yesterday
on prospecting tour. Mr.: Barclay is
one of the progressive young stockmen
of the Mouse river.
According to dispatch published in
the Minneapolis Journal we see that our
young friend Tom Mitchell, of Towner,
has been seduced in that village by Mrs.
Strand, a widow woman with five chill
dren--ard now Mrs. Strand wants a
husband. Tom always was an all-around
ladies' man, but just at present he is
taking vacation in seclusion, and prob
ably humming to himself,
"Tel! me, We winged winds that around
my pathway play,
KnoTest thou some favored spot-some
island far away
Some lone and pleasant dell, some hol.
low i'll the ground,
Where babies never yell and widows
are not found?"
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-03

~ ,a'rrled-In this village, on July 1st,
n,s' ' ov Judge Leonhardy, Mr.. Eli
Iyr,'s ~'sies and Mrs. Marie Lester. all Of
= aslon, N. d.
va,, ~ : Merrill, the stock King Of the
v,,,. ,,,l.o"s'one, was buying Supplies in
''''iston Wednesday.
Is Graphic is under obligations to
a.a essman Johnson for lot of public
sa'pents on agriculture.
"lilIston schools closed last FRI
IT, = "a" vacation will be taken until
'lst Monday in Sc ptember.