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As7; standard Gas common at l39a14l and
tho preferred at 1558l6oi Mutual Gas AZ SOC
72@72i4, and the bonds at i0i@i0ih; Buffalo
Gas at 24ie825, preferred at 9O@s93. and Central
Union Gas bonds at 10Aia@105.
The ali-rail east-bound shipments Of dead
freight from Chicago last week. were 72,l79
tons, against 80. 1896 tons the previous week and
5S,O61 tons the corresponding week OF the pro-
Vlous year.
The weekly statement of averages of the
banks In this city. Brooklyn, Jersey City, Ho-
SsoEen T. ;, H e. SNSs st : Yd IsIa9 G1.T which H sSS n S.s %S%.
tlon, but clear through some OF the memberS,
Is as follows:
June IL. June 10. chanoes.
iaVcst'S. u ..''Sss.a eel, 800 o5e.olB.eoo Dec. sa4e. 900
Circulation. l,boe,hoo l,bot,soo Dec. LOO
Net deposits. o7,3oA,3o0 e7.oAo,AoO Dec. $4,000
Di Il. Sssnti.. S.slS.AoO O.esZOOO Dec. $4,000
AID tr. COS. s,Sbl,seo 100000 Ino. Aos, 200
Legal ten. Z oo,,o o,.o mn ma n. zoo
sp S,a :o'..;: :: ,;Ss5,,tSS s s:SSssSS:SsSSSS Dec Dec: Ss;SSS
Total r'.,o. Sai,I Oi,7 roo 69i, 87O 900 Inc. sa7a,soo
quirod. 80. le.s4l,o76 lo,7oo.loO Dec, so,o75
s'rprsr's'e. 4,9Oo, 026 o4,oiO. 400 Inc. $3.50. 77O
The st. Joseph, and Grand Island, Railroad
on it's first preferred stock, payable July 10.
The WollSFargo Company. has declared a
eemi.anRual dividend of 3 y cent, payable
July 10.
The Michigan Peninsular Car Company has
declared a dividend OF Q y cont. on its preferred
stock. payable Juno 80.
The Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad Com
an incrcase OF sal $40 as compared with the same
month last year. Fixed charges were S47, 479,
leaving q surplus of S17,662. an increase of
S31, 1A7. For the five months ending May 81
the net earnings were 1862, 695. an increase of
1874. gal as compared with tho corresponding
period last year. Fixed charges were $237,-
500. leaving a surplus of $l25,Oo2, an increase
OF $135,135.
The total transactions In various shares on the
Stock Exchange last week were 2.097 1868 shares,
the corresponding week of last year. The trans
actions in state and railroad bonds aggregated
$ll. 240. 200. an increase Of $373, 800.
The receipts Of the Government to-day were:
Customs, SAL. o9S; internal revenue. $1,o71,.
904, and miscellaneous. 1905 a total OF
Sl,531. o55.. Tho expenditures were $S79, 600.
an excess OF receipts over expenditures of 1862,
o55. The receipts Of the ascal year TO date have
been S39l,2 go. 124, and the disbursements $42S,
1871 los, mn excess OF expenditures over receipts
Of 1915 .9s1.
The official count of cash In tho Treasury to.
day compared with that Of Saturday shows:
Gold coin and bullion. s1Ss,s9s'i7o s1Ss'%7z.oD7
Silver dollars and bullion 1907, 749 S.7s3.s4s
United States noteS...... 2S,652,l53 2e,A5I,OoS
Totals .......:......sa OO. 7Ys. 600 S2Oi. 7ll.sOo
Lets excess OF demand
Liabilities ............... l3.611.oel 12,00A,0bl
Available cash balance,
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W. s. WILSON, Secretary.


81 WALL ST, NEW YORK, June 90, 1898.
The above mentioned dividend Of TWO ONE.
HALF PER + T.. will he payable on July 10. 1893,
30 holders OF record nj the close OF business on July
/. 1873. on the hooks OF the Voting Trustees for Ger.
tihcates OF First Preferred Stock or the ST. Joseph
ana Grand Island Railway Company.
The transfer books OF the Voting Trustees for Ger
tihcates for First Preferred STOCK will close July /,
1893, at 8 p. NJ. nud will reopen July IS. 1898, a.
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK
AGENTS for Voting TruAIpea
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AVAlIhbT0 cash balance,
including gold reserve, e1SB, 81 ,975 $3.50, 647, p0I

including gold reserve. s1se. vll,e75 S1so.e+7.eo
Money in London l2al y cent. Rate of dis
months bills. 1as@1l2 y cent. Amount of bull
lion gone into the Bank Of England on balance
at 1902 franco So confines. Exchange on London
rs francs 81 centimcS.
The sales of mining stocks at tho Now York
Consolidated Stock and Petroleum Exchange
to-day woro as follows.
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81. Joseph 4 GRAND Islnnd NnIIwny Cs.

n o ST, NEW YORK. June go, 1893.
At q meeting OF the Executive Committee OF tho
Board OF Directors. h Id this day, a dividend OF W
AND ONE HALF PER CENT. on the First Preferred
Stock OF the Compuny was declared. payable July 10,
1893. to the holders OF record OF tho First Preferred
Stock at the closing or the transfer books on July /,
1898.
Tho transfer hooks for First Preferred Stock will
close July !, 1898, At p. M. and Will reopen July
lo, 1893, at 10 A. N.
w. s. WILSON, Secretary.
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Dry Goods.

DERFUMERY SALE To-DAY.-LeGraud's. Roger
Il Gallrt, Llb-Tt'r. Pinaud's and all makes Iminensc.
ly reduced. JAMMES. BOS Broadway.
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quiet. New feeding. S5c.. cost and
to Buffalo; Rye-Was easy. No. Q Western.
49c., FREQ on board afoat. Corn-spot was stronger
but quiet. The sales were $4,000 bush. including
No. 2 mixed canal at 37ac. delivered; 5000
No. 2 mixed at 977Sc.. free on board afioat; I. 1000 No.
2 white and 5000 yellow on private terms for ex,
port. No. Q mixed in elevator, 363c. Futures de.
clined &C. to sc, but rallied and closed unchanged
on ali months except December. which waS &c.
lower. Future sales 1876. 900 bush, as followsI
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Court or Appeals Calendar fer To-day.
dr. FOR Tnesda inne 81. Nos b2s' 176s saa' HSa
1929. 1850. 6l1. 422.
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COMMERCIAL

Total aaIes. $500 shares.
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SElErt BDard.

East SIdo.
OSTH ST.. l16 EAST near Madison squaro).-.
20 Handsome large and ANAL rooms; delightful
table board; reasonable.
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West side
I H "a wEST.-Nioely furnished rooms. with
IL board summer prices; fer wtntcrt
reference exchanged.
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New York stock EHchauEe-SaIeS June go.
UNITED sTATEs AND STATE BONDS I'm 81. ooos>.
@ . 8 d. r.19o7..1oeaI IVA F deb e-ss
s a., c. so7..1l1 of l991..... 71h
CLOSING PRICES OF UNITED STATES BONDS.
2yd I.k<d Rid IaLsI
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dividends and 8nterest.

JUNE 18TH. 1893.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

Fl. II. Nelson, of Cascade, arrived
from the west this morning to look after
a drive of about 5000 mutton sheep
bound for Culberson. Mr. Nelson sup
erintended the crossing over the Marias
to-day. The outfit will receive additions
to it's number at Big Sandy and other
points along the route.-River Press.
Minot Reporter:-It is now semi-otti-
cially announced that the Great North
ern will put steal bridge across Gass-
man coulee instead Of filling it. The
bridge will be placed about the width
Of itself south of where the present
tressel work is and be eight feet higher.
This will raise the grade from a short
distance out of Minot to nearly the Des
Lacs station.
E. F.. Brainard, formerly connected
with the Boone Standard, at Boone,
Iowa, was in the city several days last
week assisting in fitting up the Rounsa-
Vile residence. Mr.. Brainard is som
in.law OF Fred Rounsaville. and will
spend the summer helping the latter 10
care for his flock of sheep at White
Earth.
The awarding Of the contract to
Messrs Frank & Fauchald for supplying
the work trains on the G. N. between
Minot and Wiliston will be the means
of bringing to this city business that
stringent efforts we're made to divert to
Chicago firm. The undertaking is a
big one, and the company are to be con.
graduated for having encouraged home
trade. e.--Minot Reporter.
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Beatty's Organs $50 ;':a upwsrds Ssin;s4s
wanted. Address or call, Daniel F. Beatty,
Washington, New Jersey.

Little Mabel Littlehales. aged years,
was killed by runaway team at Dick
inson on Wednesday morning Of last
week, while playing with other children
on t.t school grounds The owner of
the rau was thrown from the wagon
and seriously injured.
Fl. f. Lampman, who has spent the
wjnt-r at ST. Peter. Miuu., returned to
Willistnn last week He sold out his
improvements on the ranch at Grinnell,
and after bidding his friends in Willis
ton good bye took his departure on
Tuesdays train for his old st. Peter
home.
Prof. S. A. Danford returned from
conference Wednesday morning ard as
soon as his term of teaching here is
finished he will 60 to La Moure, where
he has been assigned to the charge Of
the NJ. E. church as it's pastor for the
coming year. He expects to devote the
remainder of his life to the ministry
Minot Reporter.
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In Honor Of tho Williston Troops.

The ladies Of Williston demonstrated
their patriotism last Monday in their
grand preparations Of magnificent sup.
per given in honor of the Williston vol.
unteers who were about to depart for
Fargo, the place of rendezvous for the
state troops. The tables were spread in
the Odd Fellows hall, where cakes.
coffee, meats, salads, and dozen other
substantial and dainty articles were
served in great abundance, and which
was partaken of by about 400 people.
Never in the history OF Williston was
there such an immense gathering Of it's
citizens, and never was there such q
widespread social and patriotic feeling
displayed among its people as on this
occasion. Every distinction Of grade
and condition was sunk into oblivion,
and for once in the history of Wllliston
the people gathered together and min
gled with each other on one grand plain
of social equality. The feasting was pre-
ceded by patriotic speeches and songs,
which were listened to with deep atten.
ton and received with the widest dem
onstrations Of enthusiasm and apprecia-
ton. SaIutes were fred by our black
smiths anvils, and the old war spirit Of
'61 seemed to haye returned and fred
the souls of our people asresh with .
new patriotism and new love Of liberty.
Taken all in all. the demonstration of
last Monday, aided by the Williston
Cornet Band, was great event for Will
liston, and the boys who had enrolled
themselves for the uncertainties Of war,
we're blessed with the Godspeed wishes
of the friends they leave behind.
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FRIDAY. May 18th. 1903
Between the Acts.

For tho purpose Of raising funds to
help pay for the new seats recently put
into the Congregational church, the
Ladies' Aid have decided to give = pleas
ing entertainment at Odd Fellows hall
next Friday evening, May 18th. on which
occasion will bs presented that ci,asm-
ing comedy entitled Between the Acts."
The ladies will be assisted by members
Of the Williston Dramatic Club, aud the.
following is the cast Of characters:
Dick" Comfort, married, vet sin.
gle, E. r. Brownson.
George Merrigale, an unfriendly
friend, ]. H. Hjetland.
Alexander Meander, Dick q uncle
blamed but blameless.
r. H. Copeland.
Harris. Comforts man-servant, D. Gibbs.
Mrs. ClemeDtina Meander. Dicks
aunt-blameless. but blamed,
Mrs. w. r. McChesney.
Edith Comfort. Dicks wife. un-
known, unhonored, and unsung,
Mrs. E. w. Daniels.
Sally, Mrs. Meander's 9maid,
Mrs. F. H. Van Dyke.
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The delayed train from the west did
not reach Williston until o'clock Wed
nesday morning, but the boys had good
time while waiting around the depot.
John Bruegger. of the Bruegger Mer.
Co.. has gone to Chicago and other east
ern points on professional, business. He
will combine pleasure with business and
visit old friends in Wisconsin.
Alex. Fromme, at one time head OF
the leading clothing house at Bismarck,
N. d.. was in the city this week repre-
senting the popular wholesale clothing
house of Julius Warner 4 Co., of New
York City. Alex. looks rs young as of
yore, and says he's reaping the cream of
the trade.
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Niobrara, Neb., May 4.-Samuel Camp
bell Chaska committed suicide. Chaska
was full.blood Sioux Indian. Ten
years ago he graduated with high hon
ors and shortly became famous by mar
rying Cora Belle Fellows of Washington,
D. G. Neither the beauty nor the
wealth of his fashionable wife, society
nor his learning acquired by years Of
study at Carlisle could eradicate the
Sioux traits that generations had left in
his blood In few years he driftef
back to the reservation and sunk to the
level Of a common blanket Indian again.
His wife wife left him years ago. Chaska
was in Jail at the time Of his death,
charged with stealing horses. This is
the rst instance in which a full blooded
Sioux ever committed suicide. By mar
riage the man was related to one Of the
most prominent families in the east.
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w. G. Fee and his son Sam were bro't
in from Grinnel! by Sheriff Costello
Wednesday charged with purloining an
old log shack from one Joel Walstad.
The charge against Mr.. Fee was trumped
up for sinister motives.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. M. Hedderich, who
have been east for the past six months,
returned home last Sunday. They spent
about three months at Madison, Wis,
and the balance of the time they have
enjoyed in sightseeing in some of the
principal cities, where they had amuse-
ments galore. Their many friends here
welcome theE return with unbounded
pleasure. + III
For the p1 It'd u weeks the friends
Of Geo. Bruegger have been wondering
at his unusual levity and liberalty in
passing cigars, but now the whole matter
is explained He is father of another
boy, whose adyent into the city of Mil
waukee, Wis. where the mother now is.
occurred sometime about the Goth OF
April, few days after the declaration n
Of war with Spain. The fact that the
event took pee the shore Of Lake
Michigan, it fs reasonable to expect a
squally time for awhile.
The Stereopticon lecture given at the
Congregational church last Friday eve-
ming was not very largely attended,
although many of the views thrown up.
on the screen we're quite interesting.
In the presentation of the views, Mr..
Hjetland was assisted by S. J. Mackersie
with his donble-lenz magic lantern, but
owing to the lack Of proper lighting oil
only one tube could be made to do SER
vice. We are sorry that in financial
point of view the lecture was not more
Of success.
There was another wild and enthusias-
tic demonstration given as send-otf for
the WilIiston boys Tuesday evening, on
which occasion bonfires we're built along
the center of Main street, the Willston
Cornet Band played their best, and the
firing Of anvils engaged in as on Monday.
A band of some forty or fifty Berthold
Indians, headed by that old warrior,
Chief Crow-Fly- High, were in the city
and gave an exhibition in the shape Of
one of their old-time war dances. The
men were bedecked in their gayest cos
tunes and painted up in their usual war
style, and to those who had never wit
messed an Indian war dance. this exhiD-
ition was novel and interesting one.
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GREAT N0RTHEN RAIL WAY co.
St. Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba Railway Co.
Wi||iston, N. d. own Lots.

Mr. GEORGE PURv the General Land Company will be at
Wlon d. Wednesday, the 25th day of May 1898 to appa
and sell Town Lots AT WILLIsTON
Company the sale Lots made by H.
original of the Townse and will credit the holders
of their assignes with the amounts paid such
holders shall purchase the Lot
described within SIXTY DAYS
from the hereof
The holders of contracts will be required surrender at the
purchase from this Company and will also be required produce
and will receive in lieu thereof
Contract of the ST. PAUL. MINNEAPOLIS MANITOBA RAIL
WAY COMPANY
Dated this second day of May 1898.
CHAS. H. BABCOCK,
ASST Land Comr St. p NJ. & NJ. Railway Co.,
St Paul Mimi
GEORGE PURVIS,
General Land Agent,
Crookston Mimi
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New Bakery.

The undersigned respectfully snDosa-
cee that she has just opened . bakery
salesroom, where she will keep con-
stantly Fresh Bread, Rye Bread, Pies,
Cakes and Cookies. Fresh sweet Milk
by the quart or glass. Please call and
see me. Salesroom in building between
Newton's place and Zahl's meat market.
Mrs. NJ. BRlLlNGKR.
Wlliston. N. D., April 25, 1895.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

STRAYED-Away from John Satter.
lund's place, four miles north Of Willie
ton. Two Norman mares, two years old:
one iron grey and one light grey; brand
ed on left fore leg below the should.
err Anybody giving information lead
ing to their recovery, or bring them to
me at WillistoD, N. D.. will receive
reward of SO. WILLIAM LANz.
Williston. n. D., May. 10th.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
Caution.

Notice is hereby given that Town
Order No 156, issued by the Town Of
Wlliston to the undersigned for the sum
of $2O.25, dated May 7th., 1898, uas been
lost. All persons are hereby cautioned
against negotiating said Town Order, as
payment Of same has been stopped.
r. II. COPELAND.
Dated Wiliston, N. d., 10, 1898.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

The railroad bridge across the Big
Muddy near Blair, Mont, was destroyed
by fire last Monday, which caused "a
hours delay IN the arrival of the train
from the west. Our volunteer company
who had made preparations to leave for
the east Monday evening, therefore, did
not get away uulil Tuesday afternoon.
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Ole Thorson, the young and handsome
horseman of Hcffl1nd, was in the city
Tuesday.
G. R. Little6eld and his son-in-law,
+. o. Westscott, were up from Grinnell
on business last Tuesday
A fire at Duluth last Tuesday afternoon
destroyed fifty frame buildings and rem
dered 1000 people homeless
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
N. A. STEWART,
LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Onion Sets and Seed Wheat, at
HRDDERlCH Bros.
Remember the Ladies' Aid play to-
night. at Odd Fellows hall.


night. at Odd Fellows hall.
Dr.. A. P. Johnson, DENTS will be at
tb. Great Northern Hotel from BOW un-
til tire Is II Il May.
G.. A. Wtittui;.ier, ~" h = ''.r we~,
for the pas, mouth ruyi'g stock. re-
turned home last Friday. ....
The rarty VIII" stole .Mn.kefs quilt at
H.ff.ruau's sable had better return it.
Mockrl says the qnIl' is lousy, and that
ia probably correct.
Judge Le"nlardy, A. E. Madrrson
ami Billy Roehr have gone to Fargo as
witnesses before the U. S. court in the
Ripple Mayo larceny case.
Dickinson Recorder: With the old
man sick in bed and Andrew of to war
the devil has had a IL Of time get
ting out this issue of the Record.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

Services in the Congregational church
next Sunday at IL a. NJ. and 8 p. m.
Evening Subject: "The Bright and tho
Dark Side of Dancing" Sunday School
at 2.3O. Y. P. s. G. E. at Z p. N.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

A change has been made in the time
Of service in the NJ. E.. church. Tho
time of service will be ss followa. Sum
day school, II q. m. Preaching at 3 p.
m. and s p. m. Prayer meeting Thurs
days, 8 p. IN.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

Sitton Brothers from Oregon, who re-
Gently sold several hundred head of
stock to Wittneier and Jack, have been
in the city the past week helping the
boys do the branding act.
Last Friday evening, after the lecture,
the Ladies' Aid with their friends gave
verv pleasant surprise party to Mr..
NJ. &. Coleman at his rooms in
the Bachelors Retreat" II vas in
honor of his enlistment, and che occa-
sion was made most agreeable by the
serving of some choice refreshmets in
She shape of ice cream and eaks.
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
OF THE
Town Board Of Trustees Of the
Town OF Williston.

Williston, N. d., May I. 1888.
Board met in regular session.
Present: Trustees Freeman and w. D..
Parshall.
Absent: Trustee Zahl.
Board called to order.
On motion, w. D. Parshail was chosen
president pro tenn.
The qualification OF officers-elect was
proceeded with.
Bond Of Mic. Bruegger, justice Of the
peace, was presented, and OH motion,
accepted.
Bond Of Frank Wild. treasurer and
clerk. was accepted.
Bond Of E. A. Sharp. assessor. was &C.
cepted.
Bond ofA E. Madsrson, marshal, was
accepted.
On motion. the following bills were
allowed:
E. c. Palmer. Surveying dumping
ground. sd
R. H. Copeland. psinuss, !, 20 2ss I
VIM. Freeman, saiasy. Is l2 50
G. B. Metzxsr, Justices fsss. 2 ID
A. E. Maderson, meals, ~ 200
Judges and clerks Of election. 10 90
The report Of N. Bruegser. Justice Of
the peace. for month Of April. was on
motion accepted.
On motion. the salary Of marshal was
fixed at SIS per month.
On motion, board adjourned.
FRANx Wild, Clerk.
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The dance which followed the fare
we'll supper last Monday night was the
largest gathering of the kind that ever
assembled in Odd Fellows hall, and a
gay old time resulted.
]. w. Donovan. formerly superinten-
dent of the Cascade division of the Great
Northern railroad, has been appointed
trainmaster of the northern division
with headquarters in Grand Forks.
All Homestead Filings and Final Proc:
business promptly and carefully at
tended to by the undersigned.
E. LEoNHARDY,
Judge of the County Court.
Robert Newell, who has been engaged
in the Great Northern machine shops at
St. Paul for the past three years or
more. came home Sunday on visit to
his mother and family.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
Notice to Teachers.

The regular examination Of applicants
for Teaca,svs' CestiRcates in the cosnty
Of Williams. y. D., will b held at my
ofics in williston on Friday. May 9th.
1865, beginning 1t . o'clock .. N.
NJ. A. BKDGE,
20. Superintendent.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

ORGANS !.!s:! E!ssn0@, 81 $ssS Ss,S!!?; sn;
wanted. Catalogue Free.
Address Daniel F. Beatty. Washington, N. J.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

Alno Organs, $35 upwards.
rANVJH Sign painters wanted Cat.
alugue free. Address Daniel
F. Beatty Washington, New Jersey
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
FOR SALE.

az head Of yeariineB. For fdsAbee
20 particulars. call on, or addrgae.
w. i. MCCHHxHy,
Wllintan. X0>
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
Co. Super

Seasoned Ash fence. posts tor sale. by
JOHN BRUEGG11-
Williston, N. D.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
READ THESE PRICES CAREFULLY.
Start the Season Right.

Ifyou're desposed to make spring sea-
son economical one in your purchases
start it right. Make yourselections at
the store that fulflls every promise
made you-tilat pledges bestresul's. It's
to careful buyers that eyerv item in our
spring stock will appeal. Superior quail
III -supeTb vafne correct styles. is stae
basis upon which we desire Investigation
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

Beatty'S Pianos $:,S:' s2S''oo sipn aPn
Painters wanted. Address or call, Daniel F.
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13

$5OOOOO sEarss sxa p.,.1s o,t.ns ..n,ss :s' as:
dress or call, Daniel Beatty, Washington,
New jersey.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
CANNED GOODS.

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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1898-05-13
County Directory.

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