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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10
TEXAS TESTIMONIAL.

The Post Correspondent at Rockda,e
Shows What Should BE Done.
Rockdale. Texas. March 6.-The Post re-
porter made a brief canvass of the bust
ness men of this place yesterday in the
interest of tho appeal for funds with
which TO purchase testimonial for the
United States battleship Texas and sue
decided in raising $50, which is herewith
Enclosed.
II is thought here that II similar efforts
were made In other places and results
published the work would be greatly slim
ulated and result In the creation of a
fund highly creditahle TO tho State.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
SALVATION Al

SALVATION ARMY MATTERS.
Waco. Texas, Marsh 1.-The district Of
ficers of the Salvation Army will arrive
here tomorrow and a special meeting OF
the army will be held. The meeting will
probably ne very important, because Of the
fact that the district officers are expected
to make report upon the removal or
Commander Ballington Aooth and indicate
in some degree the position of the orSaui-
l1Inn In HnXns
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TIE GEYsrR CITY.
A Blsamist's First wife uueoneorned-.

A Bigamist's First Wife Uncoucerned--F For
President OF the 4. L. A.
Waco, Texas, March al. J. Francn.
who was arrested at oody few days
ago for, higamy, having married a highly
respected lady Of that town a week ago.
is still In custody. Wife No. 1, VINO lives
at Wellington, Kan, writes that she has
not sufficient interest in him to prosecute
him and she viii not come to Waco to
testify aRains, him, but will sock di-
Noree in Kansas. The officers here are,
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YoalSum Texas, March 9.-rhe populists
OF Noakum. consisting of the Firth pre-
clnot OF dewitt county and the Seventh
precluc, of I.avaca county, met In mass
convention Saturday night ana appointed
delegate. TO tho LaVaca county populist
convention. which mcots In HaOettsYille
next saturday TwWty-six voters formed
ana Joined populist club, agreeing TO do
valiant work for this party I'm the future.
Or II H. Weymau was elected pcrma-
nent chairman OF the joint convention.
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wHoLEsALE CATrLE srEA1.INc

Wharton, Texas, March 9-The sandies
country looms up again In prominenc.
before the public eye. Sheriff Rich has
Just unearthed colossal scheme of cat
tie theft, by which he has now ten men
in jail, four white men and six negroes.
with several charges against each. Mr..
kioh has had the matter in hand some
months and 1t was only last week that
he moved in the matter OF arrest There
Is sull one OF the parties at liberty. as
he says, "the old bell wether." II trans
pres that for some time this gang has
carried on huge system OF cattle theft
killing stock for their hides and for butch.
ering. etc. The sheriff returned from
Houston saturday. where he found thirty
SIX hides in the old Stafford brand-now
owned by Walker & Pryor of Colorado
county.
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KNIGHTS OF THE NA@n

Lincoln, Neb., as f9 's H., - y
he a very obstinate eou5n "
Children we tired DR.. ki9s -, I NJ b
e CIV and at the end o. w y. 4
cry eny,,yb entirely left them " -
he without II hereafter ~,
snce proves that i S Sar@a u
err remedies fail."-sisneuw sf y
ems. State Commander,L".M.h Nj
his great medicine 4 trlaL ~
anteed and trial bottles ~ js, p
Kiesling's drug store. he
and Sl.0O.
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JOINED TILE pnrs

Hampstead. Texas. March &C. p.
Robinson, chairman Of precinct No. / or.
last Saturday addressed on open letter 10
DR.. Ed. Montgomery. chairman OF the
Waller county democracy, which appear
Ell In tho peoples paper. resigning his
craftsmanship of this precinct. Mr.. Peb-
inson didn't stop at that He stated MA
reasons Tor doing t. lilo said thai thn
democrats were divided amone them
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IAnGE DETERMINATIONS.

llutto, Texas. March s.-rhe populists OF
Hutto. at their regular meeting last night,
selected delegates TO the county conven-
tion TO he held at Georgct0Wn on March H.
The deleguteA 80 uninstruc,cd There W M
be a large number OF delogates. hs they
send one delegate for every ten votes cast
an the last election Tor governor.
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oppospD no M.KINLEy

El raso. Texas. March 9-rhe repuh-
licau county convention met today and
elected delegates TO the State and district
conventions. Colonel Il. i. caiophell was
endorsed as a delegate 10 the National con-
vcntion and all tho delegates were IN
tionel convention who ia opposed to Me
McIStnlpV
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puDLMY lNpoRsEp.

Brentwood. Texas, March S,-rhe DOM
ocratic executive committee met yester-
day in pursuance to the call of Chairman
]. l.. Harris at which meeting n resolu.
ton was adopted indorSng the action OF
the State democratic committee at Austin
and Chairman pudloy's cali and pro.
viding for one primary only and II to
no hold ON the 9th Of IMnc.
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COUNTIES CLAIMED FOR DUDLEY

=
Mexin, Texas, March 9.--'rhe State DEM
ocrutlc hnnctalllc headquarters give it
ont that the following counties have in
dorscd tho Dudley committee; Bowie,
Cook Coryell Hunt. Ped River. Lime
stone. Travis Milan. Cass, Hood, Titus,
Bell. Montague. Clay. Eastland. Upshur.
GrayEou, t'recstoue, Nolan, Kaufman,
Paio Pinto, Bosque. Franklin. Angelina,
Carson. Coleman and San Saba. repre-
seutiag i-f votes IN the state convention.
This estimate does not include Tarrant
aul Faunin counties, both of whose com
mittcrs Endorsed the state committee
The counties that so far have repudiated
the state committee are Bastrop. Nacog
doches and McLennan. representing %
votes in the state convention.
Hui ana Gonzales, representing iG votes.
held primary elections on the 9Th of June,
bur cm,upe tho form OF the ballot
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OTHER pEArnk

wea therford-w. A. Lisk
Leonard-Uncle Jimmie @n|
buried by the Masonic fatef1hu,
Fort yvorth-The mother Of ~
a we'll known local newspaper ~
Lipscomb-The wife q Pre's ~
ory of Higgins died on the w D
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TEXAS POLITICAL NOTES.
Congressional Convention for the
Eleventh District Called.
MEETS IN CORPUS CHRISTI MARCH "a
Nacsgdsehss County Democrats Ignore
the Dudley Instructions Kieberg
lHt Will Mako the Race, Etc.

Corpus Christi, Texas. March s.--chair-
man Atlee has called the convention for
the purpose of nominating a democratic
candidate to fill the vacancy In the Flew
snth congressional district to NEE. In Cor
pts Christi on March "a.
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YOUNG AND ,i,s have W.
panarkable results vsrled So
ih.entment. Years o. II eursgWay
tsrr ea.,ii.se in the use ga Il ccnlrs
that We AWE Men who hsrs WI
orders orders OF or a diseased ors ssls d.
inc from errors or or Iinpoten.i, x q
who are nervous y ths conssa u
iini!,ee men and compsnH,s,V'i the, q
frienus, 10 all patisnM; exclusive Z
antee s,,oored, our ow"
S vii, AFFORD a cure hat thsrs. ~ II
RtMEM BE.n no other. y III irs''
Valuable lime ..s.ds Z,
once. who are Ttrb
Ia, pnieeuliar TO yS'u' ,ry oaI y b
eases should cerlan,n,e'R sup -!
ness fsat,nent. wi,isna y VIII II
Of , rea. and does s W S,csd n"
which is often s w,II be a. sssss a
ment and N9uThis terfi,e'sc ,sihss X
cd by us win ' Hot spr'uussIi Y. =
e,,ance al i~,s 10 fh cy,f-.
sAp,e,,,sls enables " from " r,sla
,,;.s terrible poison ma enssr''
mos, ra ~ cure gusrs,ssiFs 4 ! M ls q
cured In a ing,,,des dlerss.ss. H
sefe This ineiun new Is:iS =
sTRICTuRE. rationh =
.'p 1ssmip Tss s!iI rss'%9'ls'i I've,
sy% .5sSI No pii ! sor SIN ~ I. a
Catarrh. .raence t;,srisi . n
E I'm, free from sea s.ssI,o 4. y
, .he' country, AS IHiAfE!a.,ws, "
200 Alamo Plaza; ,rssl NJ
IS 81. Charles /!
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THE WILD FRESHMAN.

Nacogdoches, Texas, March THE pop
uis,s had a big rally yesterday, the draw
ing card being an address by j. +. Me
Carly or The wild lrishman." lie had
q large audience. the court room peins
flled 10 It's utmost capacity.
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my services and suit me. I regard 81 this
way whoever We now nominate Will prob
ably be tho standard bearer this fall. /,
will be remembered two years ago though
this county is strongly republican. II gave
Grain tdemocraD u ma lnrity.'
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COMMITTEE no MEET.

Palestine, Texas. March 7.--Chairnan
John Il. Hearne of the Anderson county
democratic executive committee has called
n convention of the same 10 be held at the
office OF the county judge. this city OH
March
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HOWARD COUNTY REPUBLICANS.

Big Springs. Texas, March 9.-ioward
county republicans elected j. l. Mcdowell
ana H. O. Vaughan delegates to the state
convention and X, NJ. Bessie and George
Sparcbefg 10 the congressional conVeh-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-10

this mornings papers, Land Commission.
or Baker this evening stated that to all
his silver friends ne desired to say that
he would not be Il candidate for governor
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Austin. Texas. March I'm reply to
inquiries as to what construction his sill
YER friends were TO put upon his card In
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These Drs.
Do 1t.

DO what? Cure !h ,,Is nj 1
affIioted with PR PR, .,.Iir. s Ssi
and specialists fall. . apsS''ii !.
W VII DOCTORS Do ,.t nIss d
W w ~ Z & Co, who are rs ses,'1 'oasyis
ing and most sucC co,,ntry 10 q
SPECIALISTS in this eSuv wa1u,en. .
necuiiar 10 men anu anu " sssm WI
others follow. Conssu,,rn IKE shss
e, of being cured n ~ y, sais /;
Ea .roatment, u
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ladies' never have any dyspepsia after
,w .rs OF DR.. siegert's Angostura Blt,
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Send 81 oaes,ai
pay bI nsiliae -
ceive free I csrya
Pierce's grest a.,
book, "cosnui ?
icdl Adviser ID =
ers, or send y ssr,E
age and extfa ccetl
and get il ia els!k I
Dispensary Nedia I
ton, Buffalo, NJ
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1896-04-17
Beatty's Organs and Pianos.

Hon. Daniel F. Beatty, Of Washington,
New Jersey, the great Organ and
Piano manufacturer, is building and
shipping more Organs and Pianos than
ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty left home =
penniless plow boy, and by his indomit-
able will be has worked his way up 80 as
to sell 80 far, nearly 100000 Of Beatty's
Organs and Pianos since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid
III his way, that would have wreck ked an
ordinary man forever, he turns to an
advertisement and comes out Of it bright
er than ever. His Instruments, as is
we'll known, are very popular and are to
be found in all parts ofthe world. We are
informed that during the next ten years
he intends to sell 100000 more Of his
make; thatmeans business Of $40 ,0O,-
600. if we average them at $loO.0 90 each.
1t is already the largest business of the
kind in existence. Write or call upon
Daniel f. Beatty. Washington, New
Jersey, for catalogue.
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Beatty'S Pianos $2S9 $s!Ss' 'Ge For Sp- aI:.
.logue address Or call, Daniel f. Beatty, Wash.
illgIon; New Jersey.

J. C. Field has the contract to tear
down and move the buildings at the
abandoned Fort Buford military post.
A number OF Williston boys have been
engaged to assist in the work.
See change in Hedderich Bros big
advertisement on eth page. They have
Just opened their new goods and have
a most magnificent display. They offer
you.the opportunity Of your life;
DR.. Hoyt of Glasgow, Mont, was in
the city last Sunday. on professional
business. =. He returned home Monday,
accompanied bv DR.. Montrose, late of
Chicago, who will probably locate at
Glasgow.
A heavy snow storm visited this sec
ton of country Wednesday. 1t was just
what every ranchman and farmer needs,
as it will all enter the ground as it melts
instead of running off. The outlook
now is that there will be plenty Of cx-
cellent feed for range stock.
1.-TWO more souls made happy IS
frequent remark, but they were not III
it with the many people buying hats
at BRUEGGER's.
A young lady Schumacher arrived IN
Williston Tuesday night, and took up
her abode at the residence OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles Schumacher. She IS o.
regulation weight, and her friends say
she's q perfect sumner. Oh, yes, we
smoke sometimes.
| Our worthy fcllowtownsman, George
", Newton, last week received kel'el
Nv. ;Jr., which he recently purchased
from G. G. Mathews Of Fergus FAILS
Mimi. Keller Y. Jr. is a noble looking
horse, and Is as fine a driver as any am.
NAL Of the equine race in the state. Mr.
Newtons possession Of Keller Y. makes
the othes horse fanciers hereabout'
some vi1at jealous OF him.
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Under the head of "Weather Re-

Under the head Of "Wcather Re-
ports,' we find the following in the
Dubuque Globe journal, explaining the
work which Prof. Daniels, formerly
local observer at this place, is doing in
his new location:
"Weather Observer Paul Daniels is
doing all in his power for the accommo-
dation of the people Of Dubuque and
vicinity, and his latest move is receiy-
ing reports from outside weather sta
tions; These stations include, with Du-
buque, Bismarck, S. D., Cheyenne, Chi
cago, Davenport. Duluth, Huron, Kan
Moorhead, Mimi, Oklahoma, Omaha.
NORTH, Platte, Rapid City. st.
Louis and Wiliston, n. ID. He will re-
ceiye a report every day in the year ex-
cept Sundays and legal holidays, and
will issue bulletins every day with the
exceptions given One of these will be
for his own Office. another for the post
office, and the others for the newspa-
pers
"Mr. Daniels will also issue weather
bulletin every day for the accommoda.
ton of the public, and it "iil be found
on the wall in the entrance to his office,
over Rute's drug store. Figures are
marked on this map, on which the
names of the stations enumerated in
the foregoing are to be found. The first
| figures show the temperature OF the
station; the second the condition Of the
barometer, and the third the precipita-
tion. An arrow shows the direction OF
the wind; and the map also gives the
forecast and q synopsis Of the weather
! for the ensuing twenty-four hours.
"Mr. Daniels also issues river bulle-
tin every morning; showing the danger
line, height of water, and the change in
the past twentyfour hours. The sta
tons on the bulletin are Dubuque, Dav'
export, Omaha, St. Paul and St. LOUIS
but he will add McGregor, keokuE aEC
another city.
"Mr. Daniels has had his Office carpet
ed, an electric light put in, and othe
improvements made. Dubuque IS nov
a station of the first class"
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Election Notice

Notice is hereby that on the first Mon
day Of May, to-wtt: the 4th day of May,
1895, there will he held an election at
the court house in the Village of Willis
ton, n. D., for the purpose of choosing
and electing the elective officers of the
said Village of WilIiston, as provided for
III section 1858, chapter 20, of the Pollti
cal Code. ...------.-a........
At said election the following officers
shall be chosen:
One Trustee for First District.
One Trustee for Second District.
One Trustee for Third District.
One Village Treasurer.
One Nillage Clerk.
One Vi!large Assessor.
One Village Justice Of the Peace.
One Village Marshal.
That the polls at said election shall
open at o'clk a. H.. and remain open
until o'clock p. m. of said day.
FRANK WILD,
Village Clerk.
Dated Williston, \. D., April II, 1895.
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|RChNC Pianos. 1926 up
wards. Want Agents. Cat
!. alOgue Free. AddroSS
(lei +. Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.

otel Leonhardy is again open to the
Plc. Since the quarantine was raised,
house has been thoroughly reno
I'D.
(adies' Muslin Uunderwear, at prices
than cost Of material, at
HEDDERICH BROS.
ne boys who left last week for
Fre' Mont, went only az far as Pop-
ana returned to Williston in a re-
erator car Saturday night.
ito Dahl will commence burning q
KIN OF lime tomorrow, and those
ant OF that indispensable material
procure plenty Of it next week.
rs. Harry Hutchins and children,
nave been visiting relatives at
ner, arrived in the city Tuesday.
autchlns was here TO meet them.
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Now look out for some fun. John
Bruegger has boughta q bicyle.

Now look out for some fun. John
Bruesger has bought q biCyle.
Johnny Scranton is going to rattle OF
his bicycle. Let the boys take chances.
John Groean was over from his ranch
yesterday. He reports stock doing fine
lv on his side of the Missouri.
"Only PIMA story for boys and
girls-a neatly printed book, free. You
can get one at Hedderich Bros store
Mr.. E. F. Lovejoy has received the
appointment as special local agent for
Theo: Noel's Vite-Ore. most wonder
full remedy for the cure Of rheumatism,
tonsiitis, ETC., and it is claimed that it is
positively sure cure for diphthera. We
understand that it was this remedy
which saved Mr.: Me,zge,'s baby when
its little life hung by a mere thread.
We have an experimental package and
intend giving it a trial.
FOR SALE-A good farm containing
16O acres. Ninety (90) acres of good
hav land Forty acres Of fai- timber.
Located on Missouri river, - miles
from Williston. n. d. Half cash and
half horses. Inquire at Graphic otti ce
The report in the Fargo papers that
our fellow-citizen, G. B. Metzger, was a
delegate from Williams county to the
republican state convention held there
Wednesday was al error. The dele
gates were Herman Roehr and E. A
Sharpe. Mr.. Metzger would have made
most worthy representative for VIII
liams county IN that convention, but the
fact is he was not an aspirant for the po
sition. and remained at home atte ending
to his legitimate business.
It is not the intention of the Graphic
to injure the feelings Of any perso!
when it publishes the little ''joshes'
which are occasionally thrown IN it
way. 1t is true, that the perpetrator Q
the most jokes-and some Of them crue
ones, too-takes the matter keenest Il
heart when the scales are turned agains
him. But that is wrong. He who give
should take, and he who follows out thi
principle, will be like Mark Tapleyj i
Dickens "Maitin .Chuzzlewit." alway
happy under any circumstance. Thes
remarks are not intended for any pal
ticular individual, but have a geners
application.
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Notice of Final Proof.
Land Office at MinOt, n. D., Feb. 81, Is!

Land Office at Mnot, n. D., Feb. ~, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following.
named sertler has filed his intention to make
final proof in support Of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before E Leonhardy, judge
of the county court of Williams county n. D.,
at Williston, n. D.. on April 18th, 1885, viz
BENTON BELL,
For the el5 Of swA and nwA Of sea, and sw'4
of ne14, sec. 90, township 154, range lOl.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz:
George Bruegger, John Sssson, Chauncy Stru-
be John HeHernan, all Of Williston, n. D.
MICHAEL J. BARRETT. Register.
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FOR RENTING Gus Anderson farm
adjoining the Town of Williston: In
cuire Of Henry Landahl, at the postoffice
If 10 unforeseen occurrence takes
place. the Williston schools will reopen
next Monday morning.
Grand Forks has haunted house and
hundreds Of people gather around the
building nightly to investigate it. May
be someone is trying to secure cheap
tenement.
Mrs Chas. Baldwin returned from her
visit to Helena, Mont, Tuesday even
ing, and was met here by her faithful
spouse They left for their Nesson
home yesterday.
Peter Ehr of llinot, who has been
through Minnesota trying to buy young
cattle, SAYS that cattle are scarce in tina;
state, aud the price too high for profit
able investment.
II. A, Harris returned from Judith
Basin, Mont, last week, enroute to his
home at Towner. He stopped off ct
Williston and spent social day with his
old friends here.
Conductor E: A. Sharp and Herman,
Roehr we're the representatives from
Williams county.to the repi!blican state
convention at Fargo. Both good mer
and for Mckinley.
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Beatty's Organs $SS &2;}, uRwssas ESs tst.'
iogue, Address or call, Daniel F. Beatty, Wash
lngton, New Jersey.
Petit Jury.

The following is a list Of jurors drawn
last Saturday for The adjourned term of
the district court for Williams county,
which will be held at Williston on the
Goth inst:
John Sassen.
Paul Schierbeck. ,ls
Adolrh Mockel.
Geo. w. Newton.
Stephen Marmon
j. II. Wendt.
Arthur Mahoney
William Barstad.
r. c. Matthews.
Thomas Allen.
Robert Newell
NJ L. Marmon.
Nc. Bruegger.
John Olson.
L. G. Gaines.
John Carlson.
Frank Carlson.
Ole Barstad.
Austoria A. AusteIl
Fred Rounsavlle.
John Griffith.
John Heffernan.
Elmer Ward.
Olaf Bergh.
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Services at the usual hours next Sun
day at the Congregational church. Sub
ject for morning, ''The Model Home -
For. evening, "Heredity. Sunday
school will be held next Sunday provid'
ing no new case of diphtheria breaks
out in the meantime,
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Notice Of Final Proof.

Land Office at Minot n. D., March 81, 1896.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler S filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before E. Leon
hardy, jndge of county court Of Williams coun
ty, n. D., at Williston, Williams county. n D.,
on May 16, 1896 viz:
THOMAS c. GAINES;
For the VIZ sel4 and So nell4 section Il, town.
ship 154, range 100. -.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ct
said land, viz:
Winfield S Dunn, Robert Mathews, Thomas
Burgess, John J. Barker. all of Williston, n. D.
APPS MICHAEL J. BARRETT. Register.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.

row season at hand. They're here.
BEAD adv. of Mcintyre & Co., breed
of high grade hogs, Grand Forks.
Never say die," when you can get
! of those hats at BRUEGGER'S.
he quarantine, with the exception
wo or three private residences, has
n declared off.
he election for city treasurer Of Mi
resulted in a tie between R., F. John
and John lynch.
pro. Wilson OF the Minot Mirror has
Pe into the stock business. A young
|sey calf was added to his herd last
ek
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Our old friend Bob Fox OF Towner
was prominent figure in the republi-
can state convention.
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E. G.. PALMER.
County Surveyor.

Lines traced-Settlers Locate1-Gener-
al Surveying done on short notice.
Leave orders at the PCstoftce.
Williston, Williams Co., n. D.
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Card of Thanks.

The undersigned wish to return their
sincere thanks to those neighbors who
SO kindly rendered them their assistance
and sympathy during their late sickness
and bereavement in the death of their
two little children.
Mr.. AND Mrs. GEO. BRUEGGER,