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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-06-18

AT no time Is a hammock so comfort
able. useful as during tho hot weather
What's the use, then. OF waiting until
the fall is here and all the necessity Of
one IL over before you buy?
You can get the worth of your money
here. and get an all summers U.s. of the
hammock, while they can be bought for
&c up 10 S350.
We open the season with the largest
retail stock OF fireworks. flags. festoon-
ing. etc. in the city.
We have on hand and can sell Gags
In dozen lots at as good figure as any
wholesaler.
We carry Cuban flags British flags.
Hawaiian flags. muslin L.. s. haKs bunt-
ing flags, silk flags. etc.
We sell all kinds OF fireworks, ranging
from the inexpensive penny article To the
Sc and lec pieces. which. while not en-
pensive, yet serve 70 give very beauti-
ful display.
Paper balloons. which go I'D and have
patent lighter attached. from loo up
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uOLCUNB- Ia sssfs5<. 1nlss. y0s - - -
NJ and Mrs B>a Haseank. lDng1AR.
oUEzEA Asstflk. ssss1ay yuDe =. - 10
~. ssd Mr. B. l. 9venn. - IWssfy&1n
os<nze sosta. Q daaghses
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n ". STARRETT. - Mario, rrees-
Plans for mining machinery, quartz
mills. long experience. assistance rem
csrsa In developing IDEAS Ter rA.eres
SEATTLE WOODEN HOUSE. SO FRS,
avenue. opposite Hotel Sfrs~na Agent
FER Eagle Wocler MIL essstrneres SUITS
mai 20 order. Fss guaranteed
FASHIONABLE pRESsAAkTSG PAR
isrs-Novelsy silks ara dress gocds:
tailor Ea4e puiA Edith p. HAwiey
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The following letters avail. advertisers
- ah4a o(AcA.
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MAKE money wi,hsAat rtsk: : - r
vestment in the Wheat usrSSS
dollars and sense system V55I -
handsome mont hly incoGIo: -
never MADE ioss money ~ -
write at once for har,iculSra
ton Investment Company, R1niS
Chicago.
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SUBSC RlPTIoNS nov' rvcsavo1 -
stock OF Mexican Eubhss ~
Plantation Co.. acq,irins ~
Plantations. will II. tra6InS
Change; dividend uext FeHeSs@z :
cent; within two yssAfs = - 49,
nually. shares SO anasseeSoSsS
pectus. etc, obtainy BILE o.
Improvement Co. FL CAleo91s r
San Francisco.
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and cigar stores restaurnnta
drug stores. dry soods stoeen
country stores. milliRaSy. 49,
stores. candy ard conkec&taaG -
anything In buxs asss chAacoe = ~
rustiers and doing the 49, -
gan's Exchange. IN Third.
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EMPLOYMENT wANrep-uAiE.

WANTED Position as taaksneaer. sssnrs
man ar clerk Save had ssssrs ef isss&-
nssss experience ris1 ~ family. want "a
nsase Seattle rs% horne Al sefeaemvss
Seattss an{ Tacoma snaST h2Ns enpiay.
sr@nt Ad&fyES = =. eara asssssEfstelt.
gtszss'EF
SfTt ALTON NANTfiN N0e,r~ sss0 iuxt
returned gFags sas North wxats feessGi.sF
q. sasessnaa er u stfseSS competent IN
beth German and English. Actress p.
y l., Hess1 Revere Tacoma. w2sa
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FOR SAL.E-Co1ntv rnd - ,ss<
most useful article 10 rnasS.s
thing the general pusiic ~
ed; never before offered: =
nig money TO righJ carry: 4.
catch: a straight ,s,sinees ~
tigate or you lose hest o.sSSs g.
lifetime. Call or addr>S
First ave, Seattle. wash
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FOX SAt.k..Ie9Ss.ng houses: -
II rooms, s4Se. Is rtoms, -
As; rs roenis. 81. ~ = No.
ICONS sn N.es. y rosSss. w. ~
. rooms. si5oe: 5 rui anx -.
$50. u rooms. SIS. Ia yceS
rooms. SSs.. II roons! 5aSr =
- rooms, 81. DO; 81 rsSsrns. n
u:Ss. 50 rooms. 500. MoreaS'r
ieli Third
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FOR SALE-Firt-clA1 resnnuN -
IRONING house: neatly furri1Ssf -
ture all new: VII seat shouf
pie: price so This = the ~
located place In the city ~
not be overlooked: rcasonahao - .S
lease II desired SPENCER . G.
avenue. =
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have q large stock Of secondhand goods
Of every description
Good feather pillows. Sec and sc each.
Good cotton-filled comforts. &c. Sc and
sc each
Good . and full-sised beds. Soc. sc and
81.
Good springs, SOC each
Good mattreSSe9. sc anC &c each.
Chairs. from Sc up.
Bedroom suites, from S to SIS
Upright piano. London make. SIS
Fine folding bed cheap. Everything and
anything.
E. CHAPIN'S. soi and eoe Pike St.
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BUSINESS CrpoRrYugy@.1
lists who ara Ssekikr 49,
which are for sale "a, 49,.
Wafi's Apparatus Nsor n---
;Tash ; Match BoxN Fee ~
and Easel. PorrsryI I.l
Steam Engines. Bf,<nr@
Automatic Check all Rr~is
tors. Copies Of ahffss No.
upon receipt 81 ltc. W.
patents Tor sale. Persoae
purchase IN any nart.rui~e
write Us stating theA- reonSr.s-.
also assist inventors 10 secns- 49, Z
patent neTito-saus ls.venfts~S b.
The Patent Record. Raift-
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WEEKLY profits don't ioss -
money can be doubled ever u
wheat. stocks and cotton: ~ ~
every fifteen DAYS to clieuts: -
safety Is uneQuAled- Write ~
Mackey & Co.. ~ Broszway, H
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We open the season with the largest
retail stock OF fireworks, flags. festoon-
ing, etc. in the city.
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We carry Cuban Tags. British flags.
Hawaiian flags, muslin L. s. flags. bunt-
ing flags, silk flags etc.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
Official Proceedings of Williston
Special School District.

Williston, N. D., March 7, 1S99>
Board of Education met in special
session on call of the president.
Presents Trustees Freeman, Ber9h.
Field, Sharp and Stewart.
Board called to order by the presi-
dent.
, Minutes of previous meeting dis.
pensed with. a
w. r. Towner, an architect from St..
Paul. being present, submitted his de.
signs and estimates, for q new school
building. which the board considered
at length.
On motion Of Trustee Bergh, seconded
by Trustee SHARP, the design for the
eight room building will, basement. two
entrances and stairways, submitted by
w. +. Towner, Of st. Paul, was adopted !,
and an agreement entered into with the
said w. +. Tower that he furnish, plans
and specifications for an eight room
school building at q per cent Of the
cost price of the building, and SIS for
each and every trip which he may be
called by the board to Williston for the
purpose of looking after the work, and
a further agreement that in case the
contract price of the building for which
he is to furnish plans and specifications,
shall be more than the estimated
amount Of $4,000. leaving the upper
rooms unfinished, that he will furnish
extra plans and specifications without
charge. Carried.
On motion, the clerk was authorized
to advertise for sealed bids for the erec-
ton of new school building for the
town Of Williston, said bids to be ad-
yertised for in the Williston Graphic
for a period Of 30 days.
On motion, board adjourned to meet
OH call of the president.
K. II. COPELAND. Clerk.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
Stony Creek Items.

There was social dance at l.. F.
Rowell's place last Friday night. There
were sixty people present and all report
a first class good time.
Some of our people are going to keep
their children from school the balance
of Prof. Waldron's term-and who can
blame them-people surely ought to be
allowed to protect their children from
being dubbed oyer tho head by q
great six.footer.
Dan Harris has been up from his ranch
the past week.
School will be out the 10th of May, il
not sooner, and We are in hopes the
next time the board can hire . teacher
that can govern his own temper, for one
that can't is not fit to govern children.
good number are going oyer to the
city to night to see the Woodmen Goat.
Pap Bonham and W. s. Dunn are
putting up their summer supply of ice.
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Cigars.

Headquarters for cigars, have all we'll
known brands in stock. Special prices
by the box. WM. SNYDER.
The lecture delivered at the NJ. Z.
Church by Rev. Smith on Thursday
evening OF last week, was attended by a
much larger gathering than at his prey
ious lecture, and is highly spoken of as
literary effort.
Mr.. L. F. Rowell has tickets on gale
for grand ball to be given ut OdG
Fellows hall on next Friday evening,
the 18th inst. He desires it to be dis.
tinctIy understood that no Objectionable
characters will Ike admitted to the hail.
Last Sunday evening witnessed the
close of the course of stereoptican lee
lures on Pilgrims Progress at the Con.
gregational church by Rev. J. H. Hjet-
land. The closing lecture WAS the most
entertaining of the series, and was de-
livSfed to a full house.
~ \
C. C. Gowran, of Grand Forks, who
bought the Williams county funding
bonds last week to the amount Of 50, 600,
received the signed bonds last Saturday,
and on Monday morning Co. Treasurer
John Heffernan received Mr.. Gowran's
check for the money. We call this
pretty quick work.
. Encouraged by their cuccess at thei<
last entertainment the ladies' of the M.
+. Church Aid have decided to hold
another entertainment on the evening
of the 18th inst. Mr.. Smith will deliver
= lecture on "Wit and Humor." Mr..
Smiths lecture will be supplemented by
music, vocal and instrumen ntal.
Ralph +. Patch. of Popular. Mont,
whom all the old timers of Williston
know, was married at Prairie du Chen,
Wis.,. on March 4, 1899, to Miss Edna
Z. Hicklin of the latter city. Jack, !"
as be is familiarly called, announces
tnat be and Mrs. Patch will be at home
after March Goth.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the Williston Pharmacy, which
will be found elsewhere on this page.
Messrs. McChesney & Brownell, having
rented the annex of the Great Northern
| hotel. are fitting it up in excellent
shape, and it is only matter of few
days when the place will present an
appearance equsl to any similar institu-
ton west of Grand Forks.
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c. c. Gowran, the Grand Forks bond
buyer, was in the city again last Mon
day on business connected with the
purchase of the court house bonds.
There were sealed bids received, but
all were rejected, and Mr.. Gowran was
awarded the bonds on an auction bid at
4per cent premium. John NJ. Lewis, OF
the firm of Lewis Bros, bankers at
Glasgow, Mont, was also present, but
refused to 90 above Mr.. Gowran's bid 4,
therefore, Mr.. Gowran takes the entire
block of bonds for $1,000.
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Wedding Bells.

On Wednesday evening, March 8th,
1899, Mr.. w. II. Denny, cashier of the
Williams County State Bank of Williston,
and Miss Kate Hufnail, of Osceola, Wis.,,
were united in the holy bonds Of we'd
lock at the residence Of Doctor and Mrs.
F. H. Van Dyke in this city, by Judge
Truax. The wedding was = very quiet
one, until the boys got onto Denny's
racket, and then it wasn't quite 80 quiet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Denny began houseke ep.
>ing at once, in the residence formerly
occupied by Dr.. Van Dyke, Mr..
Denny having purchased the place
last week. The Graphic extends its
congratulations to the happy twain.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
County Warrants Called In.

Notice is hereby given that all warrants
against the county Of Williams, issued
prior to March 1st, 1899, must be pre-
sented to the undersigned, treasurer Of
said Williams county, for payment,
there being funds in the county
treasury to redeem all such warrants,
and interest on the same will cease Oh
and after the date of this notice.
Dated Williston, N. D., March 9Th,
1899. JOHN HEFFERNAN,
County Treasurer.
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Sealed Bids Wanted.

Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals
for hauling eight hundred 900 yards of gravel
to be placed on the street known as the Willis
ton and Nesson road. being that portion of said
road lying west of the Little Muddy bridge. will
be received at the office of the Town Clerk OF
Williston N. D., at his office in said town, up to
Saturday, March 1Sth 1899, at 7:S0 p. m of said
day. The gravel to be spread evenly over the
roadway under direction of the street COM
missioner, and the work to be completed by
May 1st, 1899. 1t is the intention Of the Board
of Town rustees to let the work to the lowest
responsible bidder, but the right to reject any
or all bids Is reserved.
By order of the Board of Town Trustees
+. WILD. Town Clerk. .
BY R. H. COPELAND, Deputy Clerk.
Dated, WillistOu, N. D., March Sth, 1899.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
Trustworthy Styles.

Trustworthy Styles.
r~You will appreciate our March show
ing of Spring Of '99 ideas Of the thor
onchly dependable stylsl- While
the prices are extremely low, yet an
accuracy in the ideas Snowman assur.
snce that you're securing latest, best
and foremost styles. makes their pur-
chase particularly pleasing, feature
made possible only by most careful
selections from largest fashion centers-
from leading makers, but one that is
always made of greatest Importance
here. An unusually attractive display
will make your March buying of keenest
in]erest at this store. .-...
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Price, q per Year
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Town Board Of Trustees of the
Town Of Wi1liston.
Williston, N. D., March 8, 1899.
Board of Town Trustees met in regular

Williston, N. D., March 8, 1899.
Board of Town Trustees met in regular
session.
Present: Trustees Parshall Freeman
and Zahl.
Board called to order by the president.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
Al. Martin appeared before the board,
and made request that the buildings
occupying the ground embraced in
Merger street, between blocks Is and
2l, and ~ and %, in the plated portion
OF the Town OF Willlston. be removed. !
On motlonof Trustee Freeman, sec.
onded by Trustee Zahl, c.. A. Bryant
was appointed street commissioner.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
E. G. Palmer, map Of Town, S44,0O
Thos. Burgess, 2 days surveying
for town map, :. 500
B. L. Hardaway. day surveying
for town map, :. lM
Darcy Burgess, l day surveying
for town map, l.SO
Bruegger Mer. Co., dog tags, etc. SIS
On motion. the clerk was authorized
to procure the names from the marshs1
of parties paying license on female dogs.
and that the names Of the persons be
published in these minutes.
Report of Mic Bruegger, Justice Of the
peace. showing fines collected, $l19.l5.
for month of January, was taken from
the table, and approved.
Report Of Mic. BrueRger, justice Of
the peace, for February, showing fines
collected, $95.35, was approved.
On motion, the bond of street tom.
missioner was fixed at 500, 10 be ap.
proved by the president.
On motion, the salary Of street COM
missioner, was fixed at S. per month.
Complaint having been made to the
board that ordinance No. 10 Of the Town
Of Willston was being violated. it was
moved and seconded that tho marshal
be instructed to look into the matter,
and sec that the provisions Of said
ordinance be strictly enforced.
On motion, the clerk was instructed
to advertise for sealed bids for hauling
800 yards Of gravel. to be placed on the
Wil|iston and Nesson road, west Of the
Little Muddy bridge. thework to he com.
pleted by May LIST, 1899.
The marshal reported the following.
persons az having paid dog license or
female dogs: Slim Jones, G. W. Hand
ley, A. Il. Maderson and r. H. Cope
land, one each.
On motion. the president was autb-
orized to have an ordinance framed for
the purpose Of protecting school props
erty, and have the same presented ~
the next regular meeting.
On motion, the board resolved itself
into Il committee Of the whole for the
purpose of conierrng with John Brueg~
ger, of the Bruegger Mercantile Co., in
reference to his proposition for public
park.
On motion, board adjourned till Sstu1.
day evening, March 10, 1899.
FRANK WILD. Clerk.
BY K. II. COPELAND, Deputy Clerk.
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A Spring Invitation.

You'll find it matter of good bust.
ness judgment to keep in touch with
this store. March is the month we show
newest spring merchandise-the month
we Introduce to you newest spring
styles-the month we name the intro.
ductory prices. The new, bright spring
ideas will give you greatest pleasure :
they're the best and foremost. The
prices, as is always the case here, are
along thrifty linss--l la1aUsasawsDt
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

i'm. Mormon was up from Nesson
yesterday.
Don't forget the school entertainment
tonight.
Robert Stroud was down from Buford.
Tuesday.
Sheriff Costello returned home from
Bismarck yesterday.
The first decent snow storm OF the
season IS now upon US.
T. M. Uhlman was over from the
High Grass region Wednesday. y
Ten pieces shifting prints at cents
per ward. HEDDER1cH BRos. & Co.
Next Monday is the last day for re .
ceiying bids for the new Grinnell school
house.
], G. Stroud returned Wednesday
morning from bis visit to old friends in
Wisconsin.
Judge Leonhardy departed yeste rday
morning for brief visit to his old home
at Alma. Wis.
Remember that the next grand ball
of the season will be given next Friday
night, March l7th>
Gents white handkerchiefs, hemmed,
full size, 6 per 25 cents, or cents each.
HEppERrH Beos. & Co.
Geo. Becker came down from Buford
Tuesday on business, and while in the
city took in the Woodmen entertain
ment.
Services in the Congregational Church
next Sunday ut II q. M. and 8 p. m.
Sunday School 1T 2:3O. Y. P. s. G. E.
at p. m.
E. A. Starp's St. Bernard dog, Bruno,
only l6 months old, now weighs l7S
pounds. There's con~iderable dog in
that beast.
Sheriff Costello left early in the week
for Bismarck, whittier he took Guy Mar
tin, who had been sentenced to 10
months in the pen.
], B. Thompson, the Washington. 6'
lumber man, was in the city Wednesday
soliciting orders from our dealers IN
western fir and cedar lumber.
Conductor Alfred L. Lowe. vel
known to many of our citizens, died at
Minot last Friday afternoon, after .
very brief attack of pneumonia.
You will find much food for refec tor
in looking over the weather bureau re-
port for February. There were Is days
In which the thermometer showed from
! to Il degrees below zero.
The Williams County State Bank ha'
money to loaa on good security. Cast
paid for county warrants. Good papel
bought ut . reasonable discount. For
eisn and domestic exchsnge sold.
A letter from W. c. Jones at Buford
announces the fact that a gentleman
named J. S. Holmes is At the old fort
: with carload Of thoroughbred Clyde
stations, weighing from l 800 to 1.St
pounds, among which is one two-year'
ID weighing 1,42o p6unds.> These
aIlions are for sale, and horsemen viii
10 weN to give them an examinatien-
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Stuffed Pineapple

Cut of the top Of large pineapple,
scoop out the inside, shred the pulp
and sugar we'll; wash the pineapple
shell and set in ice water. When ready
to serve add the juice of two oranges
and one-fourth pound Of chopped can
died cherries to the pulp and pour into
pineapple shell.-Ladies' World.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
An Inherited Frl9ht.

An Inherited Frlght.
"1snt that the young fellow in Ward
I who had his leg cut of and never
murmured?"
Eyes"
''Well, what's he screaming like that
for?"
"He's got a loose tooth and the sur
geon's trying to pull it."-Ceveland
Plain Dealer.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10

Parties having wolf bounty certificates
for sale. or any furs, deer pelts, ETC.,
will find cash customer by calling on
A. E. Maderson, city murshal of Willis
ton. 22tf
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
School Notes.

Mr.. N. A. Stewart gave a very inter-
esting talk to the pupils, Monday morn
ing. He described his trip to the "Sun-
ny South" and exhibited many very
interesting specimens which he had
secured; some from the beach of the
mighty ocean. Every pupil showed
that our own country has IN interest
which can not be surpassed by foreign
country. .
The NJ. E. Church has been secured
for the school entertainment. The Hall
was too small last year, and it is be-
lieyed by uniting Mr.. Browns room
with the church that there will be
ample room for all. There have been
SO many requests for reserved seats
since the program was printed. that the
teachers have decided to reserve the f rst
few rows at 40c. Get them marked at
Snyder's.
The following list contains the names
of those who have been neither tardy
nor late during the month OF February.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT AND HIGH SCHOOL.
Waldo Leonhardy, Mabel Metzger,
Robert Bell, Mary Anderson,
Jessie Hill. Maud Bell.
Cora Barnfatler, Lily Nelson,
Elmer Bergh, Geo. Harvey,
Spurgeon Stewart MoIena Burgess.
Laura Mckay. 4
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.
Maggie Newton, Edna Bell,
Clara Newton, Midge Baldwin,
Chester Newell, Harry WoodIey,
Henry Newton. Johnnie Heffernan,
Eugene Bruegger, Bessie Mckay,
Fern Foss.
INTERMEDIATES.
Ida Baldwin, Orlando Burgess,
Louie Bellinger, Albert Anderson,
Esther Anderson, Raymond Foss,
Ernest King, Wesley King,
Willie Khkey, Ivan Metzger,
Belle McChesney, Clara Ross,
Allan Rigby, Pansy Stewart,
Lewis Mayo.
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT.
Verna Sharp, Tootsie Bell,
Fannie Ross. Edith Huntosh,
Lizzie Lavar, Willie Cooper,
Harry Palmer, Harry Hamburg,
Fred. Sharp, Hiram Bellinger,
Clar-nce Palmer, Floyd Stewart.
Fred Sherry, Henry Brooks,
Patrick Layar, Frank Brickley,
Fred. Laroque.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
Notice!

All parties knowing themselves in
debted to me in my former General
Store, are requested to please call and
settle the same. WM. SNYDER.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
The Spring Furnishings

The ideas that will be in request
through Spring OF '99. Splendid values
that cannot but cause you to buy liber-
ally-values you will find it difficult to
duplicate.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
A Breath Of Spring

in these suggestions. II you buy them
here, you secure newest and best
ideas recognized as leading-qualities
that return you every cent Of value in
service and in comfort. Values here
are such as will give zest to your buy
ing-wll make you feel that it's best to
come here.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
Weather Bureau.

Meteorological summary furnished BY
the Station at Williston, N. D., for the
month of February. 1899:
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10
March Shoe Specials

To interest you in our Spring Of SO
shoes, we name most attractive prices.
We want to get you in the habit of
wearing our shoes-want your shoe
trade turned this way New spring
styles, new spring colorings, swellest
shoes for dressy people, most reliable
shoes for business and for pleasure,
shoes whose makers have worldwide
reputation for honest goods at honest
prices. These are values you'll apprec.
late.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-03-10

F. G. Arnett, of Culbertson, foreman
Of the Diamond Cattle Co.. is in the
city to-day.