Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-06-29
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That forty-page edition OF. the Grand
Forks Herald was Il boomer,
Sheriff Costello is constructing IN ad-
diticn to Ills residence.
Gus. Carey, made a hyinR business
trip to the city from HoAiund yesterday.
Clas. slafer, tile stock king, Of Cherry
Greek, was buying suppsiessin the city
this week.
WIS, Evans. who is building large
hotel at Chlbertson, Mont, w.s sin tie
city yesterday.
Geo. Noble, Of the 'frm of 'NJhle Bros,
the Yellowstone stockmen, was in the
city yesterday layinginsupplies.
Frank lDayies will ssll pools on tha
races for the 4sh Of July He will haya
the tickets ready tomorrow at Dwyer K
Dayies' place.
f. S. Babb, Of Delano, Nfinn.. 4
brother Of Mrs J. $. Sherry. arrived in
the city this week. and will probably
locate here. He is carpenter by trade,
and Just the kind OF man the com
munity needs.
Us. Sherry, the meat market man,
has bought the lots between G. w..
Handley's and G. NJ, Thomas's build
ings, and intends erecting large and
commodious meat market. Lumber is
being hauled on the ground, and Messrs.
L, +. Rowell and s. Brothers are sup
plying the rock for the foundation.
A visit to Rngby Tuesday was made
decidedly pleasant to us by meeting 80
many old friends and acquaintances.
The town has greatly improved within
the last four or five years, and the indr-
cations ara very Rattering for the future.
Nearly 500 new settlers haye gone into
Pierce county within the last two years.
and this is tending to the rapid upbuild-
ing of the town. We are glad to see 30
many of our friends on the l,igl, road to
prosperity.
Rev. T.. NJ. Smith will lecture in the
NJ. T.. Church at $50 tomorrow Friday
evening, on "Superstition and Saper-
stitions." He will enumerate many If
the more interesting rice and national
superstitions, such as Vandooisln,
Witthcraft, the Irish wake, &C., treat
ing oftheir origin and influence. Lucky
days, signs, omens, influences will also
he ,iiscnssed. A more interesting sub
.ject.could hardly he chosen. Admission
for adults. g5c. Children. l5c.
We have now found out what all that
monkey work on the side Of Hedderich
Bros. 4 Co.'s Big Store was meant fof
,tNl.il~ Woodley \ Mckay wss danb,n&
Che wall with al sorts " paint. h j.
proved TO be the ground work OF ono 81
the largest and most artistic signs ever
hung out by any mercantile house in
North Dakota. Tie lettering. shading,
designs. etc, are all the work of. F.
Woodley, and the aggregation forms 4
very beautiful picture. Mr.. Woodley ii
unqnestlonably one OF tl,e fastest sign
painters in the state. You can't help
seeing the sign, and You can't avoid
adniriny it when yon do see it.
The trial Of DR.. Belyes at Devils Lake
last week, resulted in a verdict Of guilty
of'nroducing an abortion. Judge Coch-
rane, the docto,s's attorney, at once
gave notice of moving for q new trial,
which will be argued before Judge
Morgan next week. We cannot
believe, and do not believe that
DR.. Belyea IS guilty Of the .orimo
charged, judging from the testimony.
1t looks to us as though the real culprit
was Sampson, who turned states eyi-
dence to save his own neck. There is
no doubt as to the final outcome. Tie
doctor is entitled to = new trial, and
will have lit, when much Of the testi-
mony, which was admitted on the
original trial. will be excluded.