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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-08

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENSBURG, Ind, June THE .Coun-
ty Council, at its session to-day, refused
to appropriate 1922 extra to pay the town.
ship assessors for their labor in assessing
the several townships. Counsel has been
employed and legal proceedings will be
instituted to test the right of the Council
to appropriate a sum less than that eX-
pressly allowed by statute
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eminent is making additional arrests of
political suspects and is trying to get hold
of refugees in Japan. 1t is believed here
that torture and execution await them.
The japanese Cabinet deadlock is de-
plored in view of the critical situation in
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RAILROAD LITIGATION ENDED.
Terre Haute Secures a New Road and
viaduct Crossing.

Vfaduct Crossing.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June THE
Evansville & Terre Hante and the South
ern Indiana railroad companies have
settled their differences and the latter COM
pany will secure an unobstructed right OF
way alongside the older road through the
city. The settlement carries with ii an
agreement by which the Evansville & Terre
Haute will pay IS per cent. of the cost Of
a viaduct at Ohio street and the Southern
Indiana % per cent, the viaduct to cost
about $4,000 This is the crossing which has
been in the courts off and on for thirty
years, and is now pending in the United
States courts on an attempt by the city to
block a grade crossing. The Council will
meet tomorrow night to pass on the mat
ter, and it is thought the new road will
be running trains into Terre Haute on reg
ular schedule by July 4.
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NEW YORK, June THE examination
of c. w F. Nicely, which was 10 have
taken place to-day before Commissioner
Shields, was postponed this afternoon TO
June Is AS the bill relating TO Cuban ex-
tradition was signed yesterday by Pres
ident Mckinley. there will. IL is understood,
be no further hearings I'm relation 10 the
matter I'm the local courts.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, June 7.-President and
Mrs. Joseph John Mills gave their Gus
tomary reception to the graduating class
of Earlham College tonight. A number
of invited guests other than the class mem
bers was present.
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DALLAS. Tex. June 7.-George Andrews.
a farmer OF Newton county. was killed by
Albert Sinclair. Andrews charged that Sin
clair was clipping with Mrs. Andrews The
husband pursued the couple and when
within hundred yards opened tire with n
rife. Sinclair returned the fire, shooting
Andrews through the head. Sinclair and
Mrs. Andrews are I'm the Newton county
ell
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ALMOST WRECKED BY STORM.
Lafayette Suffered Great Damage

LH1ayette Sumefe0 Gfe0t O8m0Xe-
University Struck by Lightning.
LAFAYETTE. Ind, June IA fearful
storm of wind and rain struck this vicinity
about o'clock this afternoon and lasted
for two hours. The damage will amount
to several thousand dollars. The Wabash
Big Four and Lake Erie roads suffered
damage by washouts, estimated at SIS OOO
During the storm the laboratory at Purdue
University was struck by lightning and
badly damaged
Growing crops were literally driven into
the ground, while thousands of acres are
covered with water.
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HAD HIS NECK BROKEN
Goshen Young Man Killed I'm Scume,
After a Dispute.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GOSHEN, Ind, June IA dispute to-
night between Levi Spahr. on the one side.
and James Hess and George Ayres on the
other, resulted in scuffle and what is
thought to have been the accidental break
ing of Spahr's neck. His death resulted
almost instantly.
Hess and Ayres have been arrested.
charged with his murder.
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coroner wh.tc..ae May BE promoted.

SANTIAGO DE CUBA, June Z. = Col.
Samuel M. Whitside. Of the Tenth Cavalry.
commanding the Department of Santiago
and Puerto Principe, has been recommend
ed by Governor General Wood for promo
ton 20 the rank of brigadier general in
recognition of his admirable conduct of the
affairs of this turbulent district and in
recognition Of the importance of the post.
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SPRINGFIELD. H.. June 7.-Goveraor
Tanner this afternoon granted respite
until July q 10 Lewis Thomas. convicted or
murder I'm the Circuit Court OF Alexander
county I'm May 1900. and sentenced 10 hang
July . at Cairo. Governor Tanner states
this IL done so the defendant may have hin
case presented TO the Pardon Board
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commissioner and sanitary inspector. re-
lieving j. III. Williams and Oscar Mott. and
elected Frank Harker and Michael Collins.
Democrats. as their SUCCESSORS. The De-
mocracy. however. is torn with dissensions
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Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June George
Fisher, a young man employed at the car
works, was found dead in bed and II was
thought he had committed suicide because
of a love affair, but the coroner's investi-
cation disclosed the fact that he died from
heart disease.
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Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SULLIVAN, Ind, June THE committee
in charge of the erection of the proposed
soldiers and sailors monument at Center
Ridge has selected the following officers:
j. p. Stratton. chairman; u. Coulson. sec
rotary, and w. III. Crowder. treasurer.
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c. +. r. WAPPENHANS.
Local Forecast Officiai.
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Bar tn r.. III. Wind Weather Pre-
Ia M -. % % IS South. Pr crdy. geo
7p $50 Y 81 Neast Rain GOA
Maximum temperature. 81: minimum tempera-
ture. 81.
Following Is a comparative statement of the
mean temperature and total precipitation for
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Mrs ]. r. kolier and Miss Ida S!snrns,
Of Devils Lake, were in lhe city Tuesday
soliciting aid for the Deyils Lake hos
pitAi, which IL sadly in necd OF repairs
and enlargement. They suoceeded in
getting IL very encouraging subscription.
A birthday party was given Miss Lillian
Nelson last Friday evening at the home
OF her mother, Mrs. s. J. Mackersie, it
being her:ti iteen nth anniversary. A large
number Of Young folks we're present and
enjoyed Ahemse1ves to their hearts cou-
teut.
There'is soMe talk that the Great
Northern will put on another passenQ
train about the first OF June. This Will
be a great convenience to the people on
this pusse niger division, and the people
here will appreciate this extra accom-
odatien.
Mr.. G. +. shaier is 10 lave his house
moved from its present location to his
lots near tho Congregational Church.
His family will 20 down to his Cherry
Greek ranch. on tho other aide Of the
Missouri to remain during The sum msr.
but will return sometime In September
noxt.
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DOES IT PAY TO BUY CHEAP

"A cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right. bat you want something that
will relieve aAd caie The more severe
and dangerous results of El,roat and lang
troubles. What shall you do? Go TO 4
warmer and more regular climate? Yes.
il possible; II not possible for you, then
in either case take the ONLY remedy that
has been introduced III all civilized coun-
tries will, success in ssvere throat and
lung troubles, "Boschee's German Syr-
up" Il not only heals aal s,ipaAlatea
tie tissues to destroy The germ tiisease,
but allays Inflammation. causes easy ex-
pectora,,on, gives a good nights rest,
aud cures the patient. Try ONE bottle.
Recommended many years by all drug.
gists in the world. Sample bottles at the
Wiliiston. Pharmacy. Williston. n. d.
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Z. G. SiaQers, Patent Lawyer, Wash
ingten, d. c.. reports the folloviEg
pxteat granted to Inveator in the State
Of South Dakota. May 8. 1900 He will
mail copy Of specification and drawing
ofany patent for 10 esnts!n stamps. l.
O. Ingebre.sop. Moe. selfdropping
mechanism for .self-binding hsYvsstsrs.
All mombers Of Wil!iston Camp Of
Modern Woodmen Of America are re-.
aaested to be present at the next meet
Ing Of the Camp on Monday evening.
May 2s. for the purpose Of making
arrangements to cooperate with Wild
Phiox Camp OF Roysl Neighbors
IN getting up picnic TO take plass
sometime In June. Please dome forget
this meeting.
Charles Clark andtJ. A. Rohrback 81
Bovbeils. Ward county. n D. were 81
the city lhis week looking for deal Ia
horse fesh. They were very fortunate
in their mission, a. shey found . 6no
bunch Of horses Just brought In hsYS
from the west By Herbert Bartron.
They bought, So head OF NJ. Bartron,
which thcy~viil nt once start with over
land for the east. Messrs. Clark aud
Rohrback will be accompanied on thsi9
Trip BY Gust Lionllart and Chas- Hansy.
,hly. Clark mud BohYbncak's entire bunch
o;squines conslsting OF oversee horses.
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John Townsend Of Stroud was in tn
city this week.

John Townsend Of Stroud was in the
city this week.
The morning call has been made the
official paper OF Fargo.
Malcolm Mckay came up from the
Baldwin ranch ut Nesson, Tuesday.
George Murphy and John Ward we're
up from Grinnell Tuesday on land office
business.
Hugh Sang & Son have commenced
the erection Of their new store building
on South Main St.
Mr.. q. r. Wallace, representing the
Globe Tailoring Co. Of Milwaukee, vas
in TO win Tuesday and Wednesday Of this
week.
Nick Hctfyrnan came down from Cul-h
bertson, Mont. Monday evening. where
no has been employed in Hedderich
Bros. q Go. . ssore At that place.
Geo. Mckay came up from Nssson
yesterday, and to-day he returned with
Fred Smiths household goods. Frcd is
going back to the ranoh, and will follow
his goods ia few days.
Ole Gilbsrtson OF Towner. and Olaf
BorGh Of shis city, arc out In the country
looking up . good desert claim. The
last heard from them they we're some-
whsro up on the Muudy.
Rsv. D. Y. Moor visited aCulbsrsson
last Thursday and held divine services
at tile village schoolhoxss. They had
good timo and very Interesting meet
ing. Rsy. Moor viii probably visit Cul-
bsrlson frequently in the future.
A Mr.. Star k, who has been doing mis-
sionary work Ia Alaska for two years
las, past. gavey, talk on his wo,k in that
country At .hs Congregational Church
last Sunday evening. His object was 70
seeure volunteers TO help in the mis-
sionary work among tho miners and
Indians there.
Kimball w. Adams Of Painted Woods.
BurI.igh county, N. D., arrived IN this
county las. week, and will spend the
balance OF HIS days with his son, William
Adams. OF Nasson. by ,he removal Of
Uncle Adams from Painted Woods,
,urlsigh county loses one Of its Oldest
landmarks-
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What's the matter with street lamps?

What's the matter with street lamps?
Mrs. Mary Boyd, mother Of Mrs. NJ.
G. Markell Of this city, is now visiting
her daughter, havinG,arrived In Willis
ton from the east Monday night.
Frank Banks and John Frisch were
oyer from their south side ranches last
Friday. Mrs. Banks IL still at the home
Of her parents under medical treatne mt.
Geo. ". Newton has returned from
the Twin Cities with another carload Of
furniture. lie also brought out . we'll
bred troting horse aad new rubber
tired buggy.
C. B. Yale of St. Paul, general claim
agent of the Great Northern Railway
Company, was In the city Monday look
ing after tho interest OF the company In
damage claim.
Buy svsft's B. Bacon, superior to oil
other brands. at
HKDDERICH Bios. 4 Co.
There was quite = little excitement
here last Saturday morning over horse
race between Seth !Folsom's . horse White
Stocking and N. Shannon's 'sCinsbsR.
Shannon's horse won easily.
Chas Bald win last week purchased OF
Mr.. Shannon two thoroughbred race
horses, . stallion and a mare. These
animals are said to be from The best
running stockrinth country.
Ols Thorson, while In the city last
week, bought . fine bunch Of horsos
from Frank Poe. which he will take east
for sals among the farmers In Ward.
BotNnsau and Towner counties.
The State sabbath School Association
will hold ito eleventh annual convention
At Grand Forks to-day and tomorrow.
II Is expected that nearly every part
OF the state will be represented.
Mike Shannon and Martin Dewitt left
Willistoa Monday with three thorough
bred race horses for Wnwanesa, Cana''a,
whore they will enter them In the rnce
circuit Of that section. Mr.. Shannon
will return TO this city in the lsli, and
4locate on ranch near Nessop.
John Al. Cochrane, ono Of Tho ablcss
attorneys in the western states, came M
from Grand Forks last Saturday, having
been summoned here by telegraph 70
defend young lady who had been ar
raigned in the municipal court on the
charge OF being soiled dove. Tho case
WAS dismissed without trial.
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Harry Ladd. lately connected with
Mr.. Miller'a surveying crow, loft for
Havre last Tuesday. Mr.. Ladd made
many friends while in Williston, and We
hope he will soon return.
It servs us right. We've lived on the
North Dakota pravIcs long enough to
know that * We struck skunk We
would surely get ,be worss Of 1t. 1t WAS
thoughtess act on our part.
"R1CHARD."
Mrs. Nick Foster expects to leave to-
day for Bolder Hot Springs. Mont. for
treatment Of rheumatic silnsnt. She
will be accompanied by friend from
the east. and will probably be absent all
summer.
r. c. Edmonds is the name Of the
new clerk officiating in Hedderich Bros.
& Co.'s Big store. He Is Il brother Of
H. D. Edmonds, formerly of This city,
but now filling position In II. B. 4 Co. Q
store at Culbertson.
Brownell d McPhse have secured the
agency for the famous Racycle Bicycle.
and parties contemplating purchasing
. wheel, should 6rst call ut tho Williston
Pharmacy and sec this model wheel
with its 1900 Improvements. 40
Mrs. King has arranged TO sorve sup
per for tho patrons ofthe fres dance to
b given At Opera House hall this Thurs
day evening. The dance is free, but
refreshments will be charged for, by
Mrs. King at the usual rates.
Mr.. T. H. Graham Of East Grand
Forks. Mimi, last week purshased Alex.
McAskill's homestead located on the
Little Muddy II miles east Of town, and
nov "A'ex. hash't any more home
than . jack rabbit" 40 hs expressss it.
Ask for. Fort Smelling Brand" Can
nod Goods. superior to any other brand,
at HEDDERIon BROS. & Co.
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Sale OF State Kay Permits.

Permits to cut 2rnSa on srllnol and In
st:u.ion ':.u,ls Tor I'll" yenr 1900 will la
sole! nj public nprliou hv ii,o county
treasurer At !tlc colir, house In Wi''ia'"n
~ 10 O'Clock. n. IN IN juno 6. 1900. No
bid will bs entertained for loss than
S4.00 per quarter section or fraction
thereof.
Done by order OF the Board Of Uni
vcrsity School LsnLs.
d. !. LA1DAA,
Land Commissioner.
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Working highland Day.

The busiest and mlehiiest little thing
that ever WIS made is DR.. Kings New
Life Pins. These pills change weakness
into strength, listlessness into energy,
bratn-fug into mental power. They're
,woundsrfuLin building up tho health.
Only 2sc. per box. Sold by the
Wa1IisToN RHARMAc1.
Wiliston. n. Dak. 45ml
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
A Night Of Terror

"Awiul anxiety was FOL, for the widow
OF the brave General Burnhatn Of Mach
las, Me-, when the doctors said slle
wonld die from Pneumonia oefovs morn
Ing w1.Ies Mrs. s.. II. Lincoln, who
attended her that fearful night, but she
begged for DR.. Kings New Discovery,
which had more than once saved her
HE, and cured hor Of Consumption.
Afser taking. she slept all night Further
use entirely cured her." This marvel
Gus medicine 10 guaranteed TO cure all
Throat, Ghost and Lung Disoass. Only
SOC and $l.00. Trial bottles FREQ at The
W1LLlsroN PHARMACY,
Wi!lis.oa, n. Dek. 45n1
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Fred Fsigly was down from Buford
last Sunday.
10. Baker of Culbsrtson, was In The
city Tuesday.
Mrs. Browasll il convalssing after an
attack ofla grippe.
George Ieonhardy wss on the sick
Hist couple OF days last week.
Buy svin's Ham. they are the best, at
HEDDERlcH Bros. 6.Co.
Thos. Costello was up from G1innsll
Monday on business matters.
Uncle Joe Parratt Of Hufflund, was
transac,inR business in the city last
week
Woodl.y & Mckay are painting the
wood Of the annex to the Great North
Hotel.
Episcopal Sunday School every Sum
dav morning at the Congregational
Church at Q:45.
A. R. Mayo has commenced making
a kiln Of brick at his brick yard near
his saw mill.
Frank Banss wants to know how
Dunn's rooster is getting along, and
what he's dolnR nowadays.
TO sTOCKMEN-Go to the Williston
A sure preventive and cure.
Frank k.ste who was sick for \
few days has recovered 10 as TO be abba
TO attend to his duties at the store.
Mrs. j. C. Youngkins. mother Of
Frank S. Younkins of this city, died at
her home in Minot on the 18th inst.
Nat Parker and his brother r. G., of
<Buford. we're in the city last Sunday.
Mat was enroute 10 Minot on business.
w. II. Smith has tina contract for
putting in the stone foundation Of i. A..
Sharp's new stable, and began work on
ait Tuesday.
Swit's Lard-none better, at
HRDDERCu Bros. 4 Co.
Attorney E. 8. Bishop, Of Great Falls,
was in the city Monday looking after
the interests Of the Great Northern
Railway Company.
A short TINA ago Mr. H. A. Nelson Of
'Nesson bought of Balm Bros. 230 head Of
aIinnssota cattle, which were dslivsred
ito Mr.. Nelson at Avoca last week.
DR.. J. f. Berns, Of the Fargo Sanitar-
fium, who was ad veshsed 10 visit Willis
ton on the ls:h, was unavoidabiy pre-
vented from Quilting the engagement
LAUNDR1-All persons wishing the
best laundry work are requested to leave
orders with the undersigned at the Will
tlieton depot. Laundry sent out every
other Monday, cnmn.encine on Monday
April 10Th. K. NJ. ATTERBERRY,
Agt Minnesota Steam Laundry.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
Teachers' Examination,

Notice is hereby given that an ex-
certificates will be i"!i at my Office
in the Town Of Wilis,"n, N. D.,
on Friday and Saturday May '25 aud 20,
1900, beginning at 8 o'clock in tho morn
ing OF tho 25th.
Applicants will come prepared with
pens, ink and lega! cap paper.
The sxamin nation will be held IN tho
courtroom OF the courthouse.
+. WAIDRoN,
County Supe
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
'P'rise, ], u spel !!
Rsv. 6. Tarnsr at,iy.d iss j

Rsy. G. Turnst aisiysd ~ T.. ~
ttissmornin1 isosR Ds~ils X n
vii hold = 1ptscopSi ssslis - yk3 III
.Grssssional Church sssn,sf. .Iss1
lnorvev morning. e sl0:10 sOmnanIoa
service Will b held q ~ saaDap plsss. n
sS.n Boyd and his sos aSoegs asspps1
"a bssvssn trains Noaday night
brief visit WITH nj. n. q. Hssl
family. Tlsslay morning III.
1 vent ~ p ths iY siiosssens y ea11el
up lsw hsad 81 hossss - ~ lsllI
there last sprins.
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a Iriehtl,,l Blsndsr.

Will often oasse horrible Buvp.
Scald. Cut OF Bruses Bucklins Armies
salve. will XII tho pain and promptly
,hsal j.. Cases Fever Sores. Ulcers.
Boils. t'orna. all-skin sEsup uptionA Bss4
Pile cure on earth. Oaly.a5 ~. box
Cure Rursntsed. Sold BY the
WlLLIsToK PHAaxAcY,t
Williston. n. Oak. 45n1 @
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TAKEN UP-By IN. subscriber ION
section ~. township l54. ysrge Is, en-
OF about May /. 1900. one black nava,
with Write iaoe, abou. 10 years old.
brandcd = on right thigh. nsas the
flank. The owner Is requested to prove
property. pny charges and take hsf
away. HANS BAfsrAD.
.Mpmund. n. D.. May 8. 1900.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
For Sale.

Sixty tons of excellent biuejoint hay
for eale by l. g. STEWART.
Williston. n. d.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
etood Doath on.

T.. Il. Mrr,hay. a lawyer Of Henrietta,
Tex. once fooled q grave digger. He
says: my Brother was very low With
mslarial fever and jsundice- per
n4a1A,i him 70 Try Eessric Bitsess. ard
~ Vas soon much better. bas sontinusA
their use un!H he was wholly cured.
/ sm sure Electric Bitters saysd hs
Iiie." This Ssmsdy sxpsls luslasis, kills
disoass germs aud pusiRss tls blood;
aids digestion. regulates liver. Kidneys
and bowels. ..curos constipation. dyspsp-
slx, nervous diseases, kidney troubles,
female complaints; givea perfect health.
Only Soc Al tho
WILiisroH PHARnAcY.
Wiliiston, N. Disk ]5ual
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..Furs Wanted.

The nMlersignod will pay tie top
pricesfor all kinds Of fur and deer hides.
g. NJ. TaoxAs,
Wilis.on, n d. Fob. ~. 1900.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

1nst received fron4 IS. Paul. some new
yiclaros and frames. and some sscosd
hand lIouseh hold goods aud onok stove
repairs. sGso.rH. THOMAS,
fsG8u4~ 0unsmisb.
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VOL. 5. NO: y
County Directory.

County Directory.
!. Ghsri6-JAs. q. cosrELLo.
County Aud1tcr-H v. SMITH.
County Trsasursr-JoHN HErTERNAN.
Clerk Of District Court. c. FIELD.
County Judee-J. W. TluAx.
Register OF Deeds-H E. FIELD.
Coroner-DoudiAs BELL.
eupt of sooools-F. J. WALDRoN.
County surveyor-E. c. PALAsR
States Attornsy-H. A. STEWART.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
LIT District. C. STEWART.
"a Distriet-r. c. GAINEs. Chairman. sz
"a DistIaet-E. o.2WEscofT.
Fort Buford Lodge No. 18, !. 0. o. f.!
Meets every Wednesday night.
d. F. KING, n. 6.
w. H. SMITH. V. G.
n. f. PRUDHoMMx, Sec.
&c. STEWART, Treas.
Trustees-Wx. SNYDER, r. II. COPE
LAND, o. BERGH, ...-.
W1lllStOn, ROICn lJakOl6.
School Board, Special School District
of Williston.
OLAF BERaH. President.
CHAs. BALDWIN
j. F. NoODLRY.
WM. FREEMAN.
Il. N TAHDE,
R. Fl. COPELAND Clerk.
C. A. WITTMRIfR. Treas.
Directory for Town of Williston.
C. BALDWIN, President
A. A. AUsTILL. Trustee,
,G W. NEWTON. Trustee
Clsrk-A. L. BUTLER.
Treasurer-W. H. DENNY.
Asscssor-F. NJ. HARVEY.
Justice of the peacs-E LHoN1IARDY
Marshal-G. A. MADERsoN.
Great Northern Railway Time Table.
WEST BoCND.
Arrives No. ;, Matl..-.....-.-.........."G!O =. m
No. 9, ...1:OO a. M
Arrives No. 4. Nril...."."...........".6: p, m.
Leaves No. 10 Freight. ..-:.......sOO p. m.
J. F. ROG8Rs, ~.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-01-22

WARSAW, Ind, Jan. 22.-The Com
mercial bank Of Silver Lake, ~ miles
distant, was entered by burglars during
the night, the vault blown open and
about 5000 secured. The burglars 60.
capped.