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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-30
WAITSFIELD

Reuben Downer has bought the Tell
Stoddard house. He moved his goods ON
Monday from the w w. Josiyn tene-
ment
Abram Miller of South Fayston has
moved into Iiba II. McAllister's house
and expects to work at the steam mill.
Benjamin Poland is very sick.
Rev. w, T. Miller of Albany is visiting
in town. He was called here to attend
the funeral of Patrick Smith,
Fred Van Deusen reterned to Boston on
Tuesday.
F. A. Joslin and wife were in town on
Sunday.
Harold Wallis is doing nicely from the
operation performed last week for APP
pendicitis.
Frank Markham has sold his place on
the common to the Gale boys.
If you have any white ash. white or
yellow birch to sell, you should see O. G..
Eaton and get his prices before you sell,
X. }. McAllister, +. A. Atkins. C. II.
Newcomb and Frank Story attended the
district meeting of Odd Fellows at Mont
pelier last Thursday.
George B. Hall of Mortified was in
town ON business last Monday.
SHADY RILL.
j. p. Flint has let his farm to Wesley
Ihresher and has moved to the place on
Worcester Branch which he bought of
Martin Andrews.
5. A. Flint has sold his farm to Milo
Bnrnham of Barre and has moved his
family to the place formerly occupied by
Mr., Kemp, Mrs. Flints father j. ID.
Flint bought and lived on his farm in this
place fifty years.
Geo. 5. Herrick goes this week to Flor
ida to spend the winter with his brother,
Malcolm.
Mrs. Mary Udall Preston, of STAFFORD
visited her aunt, Mrs. Abbie Jones, last
week.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-10-30


Arthur Grant has been very sick
the past week.
Mabel Hutchinson spent Saturday
and Sunday at home.
Roy Coleman of East Barre was
in town ON Thursday
Mrs, Walter Burgin and son have
returned from few weeks visit
with relatives in the southern part of
the state. Mr. Burgin went to Crafts.
bury to meet them.
Mrs, II, G.. Simpson and Mr.. and
Mrs, E. l.. Sanborn visited in Water.
bury last week.
Hiram Thurston of Washington
spent a part of the week in town.
Henry Grant has returned from his
trip to Buffalo.
Q. M. Colby was in Bradford on
Monday.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
FIRE WARDENS ASSISTANTS.

G. G. 9 8: A Masg. P5 Spruce va''eys 27s
= IaVofsOn, West Valley. ....... 3 90
e. Blackberg, West Valley. $50
John Anderson, West Valley...... 800
G. Johnson, West Valley. 800
l.. y. Johnson, West Valley,...... $50
H. Amnndson, West Valley ...... 100
Andr. Hovde, West Valley.
NJ Amundson, West Valley........ 200
Adolf Amundson, West Valley,.... $50
J. \. Schjei, West Valley. $50
]. =. Haugen, West Valley. 374
Q. L. Skonvold, Comstock, ....... 600
Peder Tornlund, Comstock, ...... .- $50
J. W. IornIund, Comstock, .s... 90
E. E. 8 g. T Pahlin co GomstGck %
l.. peterson, Marsh Grove. 4. 80
And. Larson, Marsh Grove. ...... 4.5O
Anf f. S oSnnde w West XiaIey aS9
John stromberg, West Valley,..... $50
Peter Stromberg, West Valley,.... 800
He1l a Eng Engelsrud, Marsh Grove. 200
Geo: Helseson, Nelson Park, go. so
II. Helgeson, Nelson Park / so
Oscar ! Helgeson, Nelson Park, $50
, ,. Biorkinnd, Nelson Park. 49,. !. 30
Eddy BJorklund, Nelson Park. 1.50
David Helgeson, Nelson Park, ... 10
~, A;m 11li1, Folaahl, .......... 800
y Ha1 Iahn W WI We Tt'dahl s6s
Per Halyorson. West Valley :. 800
+. =. HalYOrsCn, West Valley :. =. / so
j. y: Halvorson, West Valley 49,. 1.5G
{ +. Haugen, Marsh Grove. 49,. ]. 90
Olof Johnson, Holt ............ 4 90
ION kaInStad, West Valley -. /. 81
Maud J. Hall, Nelson Park -. l 90
Maud }. Hall. Nelson Park =. ...... $50
Iarl@ Cederholm. Nelson Park 49,. $50
Iiid5 Nelson, Nelson Park -. $50
Jens Anderson, Nelson Park ..... 1.5O
s. e. Johnson, Nelson Park ...... Goo
e. E Johnson, Nelson Park -. ]. 90
Anton johnson, Nelson Park -. 3.G,
Otto Anderson, Nelson Park / 30
Ole anderson, Nelson Park 80. ... l. 90
Christ Eskildson, Nelson Park 200
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
Orders issued in 1899 and
STATE CASES IN JUSTICE COURT.

State VS.. Jorgen Anderson. O.
barker. justice fees 49,. ....... =.
State vs.. Nels ANDERSON, John
Amort, constable fees =. IS.
state vs. Peter Anderson, L. Dady
marshal ices ...... ..
State VS.. Andr. .. Balsket, Sev-
erin Uillund, constable fees 49,. 10.
State VS.. John y. Blawd, T.
MOrCk, clerks fees. SlU. 40; T..
A. Green. sheriff. lees, $3.50 - -
State vs.. Brady, z. y. McCler-
state v. john Burg. f, A. Green. =
sherits ices. S3.l o. Barker
Justice fees, Si.3n; Allen Boyce,
:, constable fees, 81. IL ........... 8.
State VS.. Levi COMO. il +. A.
Green, sneritf's fees : ... 10.
State vs.. james +. Guyer, Jonn
Hughes, Justice tees. $3.o5;
John Hughes, justice fees. SO
i. Green, SherinS lees, ST.
40: l.: Morck, clerks fees, $3.50;
+. a. Green, sheriff,s fees
subp witnesses. $500 55
state vs. james Harvey, f. \.
Green, sheriff 5 fees, 1929; o.
Barker. justice fees, S1.JU: len
boyce, constable fees, S4.45. to-. 8.
State vs.. Geo. Jackson, John Kee-
nan, justice fees :. .... 2.
State vs.: Paul Kisch, W. F. Loes-
state vs.: Harry McFarland, j: ?: -
Easton, justice fees, $3.50; f.
Dady, constable fees, $2.15. .. 5.
State vs.. Malloy, Z. A. McClernon
State vs.. William Murray, O. Bar. l.
ker, justice fees, $3.50; ohm n.
Slrauser, constable fees, $2.5O... 6.
State VS.. Edward Murau, August
Amort, 81 "a. o
State vs.. Matthias Nelson. .: D.
st Hatks vs. ' Sordstr fees T: Norct
clerk court fees, $1,000; Geo.
s12.1o; +. A. Green, sheriff
ices, 1881: \. Grindelanu, at
E fGrney fees tst; Stv3 co.; p a. a. Nc
State VS.. Nels Olson, Chas. ].
Seserstrom, interpreters fees, 81;
Q; Barker, justice, fee, 500;
Allen Boyce, constable fee, S. IS;
Reinhart Bru, witness fee, So. 40;
Frank A. Green, sheriffs fees,
ss5,5;:2S3; L. KvaaI, witness fee,
State vs.. Rost, p. a: Mcciierrnon, i'l'
Stats l Vse Tom '' saastad. John 2.
Keenan,, Justice fee, $500; F. A.
State vs.. 7. saltvedt, Jas. 5. Hall,
sheriff Walsh county, North
Dakota, $50. o.; F.A. Green, sher-
Ifs fees, 1921 Oh: F. A. Green,
shf;rt fee fees ~ ~ 50; T.Mork clerk ~
State VS.. Frank Smith, P. A. Nc
. Clernon, justice fees. .... ..... 3.
State vs.. J. J. Sutton, f. A. Green,
sheIif co fees fe S. g Go = Morck,
State VS.. Geo. TeeDle, P. Kirsch,
justice fees, $7:S5; Allen Boyce,
eons fee, s.: 20; F. A. Green,
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES, DIS
TRICT COu..r
NOVEMBER TERM

G. f. Carr, assisting county attor-
ney -. 49,. 80. -. :. $ go
p. +. Megaarden, serving grand
jury subnoenas :. 49,. -. " 200
Jno. Aeenan, l dav drawing jur-
les 49,. 49,. :... ............ 800
r. ~. Green, day drawing juries 800
f. A. Green, sherf's fees subpoe-
nains, same go: 49,. 49,. 1910
f. A. Green. sheriff's fees summon
ing grand jury =. :... ........ 63. so
inc pc jury -. .... ..... Sc 90
c. ]. Carlson, 10 dinners for jury 32o
Total 80. 80. w :..S 177.35
Total November Term . S 7S2 So
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14

j.. inr fees, So 80; John Hughes,
Justice fees, 5 .95. ............. AS
VS.. Stephen Erick, John
sghes, justice fees. ......... .85
So VS.. James Mcdonald, John
hughes, justice fees, $40
St"5e VS.. c. A. Gregory and David
.;"herts, John Hughes, Justice
S'n'e VS.. Frank RUSSELL John
Hughes, Justice fees :. ....... 7SO
ORDERS ISSUED IN 1899 PAID IN 1909.
Sttse vs.. Paul Kisch, John Keen
4h Justice fees, $3.50; ]. NJ.
20 slie, witness fees, 50 26; Joe
-, r. ng, witness fees, 81. 20. 1886
s." il VS.. II. Saltvet, John Whit
II H. constable fees. .... 800
s. vs.: Henry Elfkirk, Robt. r...G
= well, witness fees. -. .. $50
81" VS.. Unknown, Syver Thorson,-
O. stable fees, .....-........... 500
cost of STATE cases in JUS
'"" court. 80. .......$ 791. Sc
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
MISCELLANEOUS EXPENSES, DIS
TRICT COURT, MARCH
TERM

John Keenan,, day drawing grand
and petit juries -. ..-.......S 800
F. A. Green. sheriff's fees summon
ing petit jury =. :. :. :. ...... 63 As
+. 4. Green, sheritf's fees summon
ing grand jury 49,. 49,. ........ 6215
f. A. Green, sheriff's fees serving
grand jury subpoenas :. :. 49,. %. so
F. A. Green. sherlff's fees calling
special venire talesmen ........ 16. so
II. Morck, issuing venires :. ...... 80 80
certificates :. : : ..... 433a
Total go. 49,. 49,. .....s go. 20
Total March Term 49,. ...... $3.50. 26
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
COST OF INQUISITIONS.

Ease of Henreka, Larson, Il. Dady,
deputy cOrOner'S fees.......S $50
case OF 1ngehorg Stramer, John
Bjoeklund, juror, 500; VIM.
Stoltz. juror, 81. 50: Sven Nelson,
witness, 81. SO: John Stramer
witness, SLIP: Ole Erickson, wit
mes, 81 II; Edw. Bjorklund, juror,
100; Jacob Touuist, juror, 81. 70:
+. paulson, juror, so: c. F.
BroWn. assisting coroner, 50. 70;
=, +. a. Green, sheriff fees ST.. 10. sc. 45
Ease OF Augusta Void, c. S. Wies,
livery, $33 -; DR.. 7. Bratrud,
professional services, $50 so: e.
Dady. deputy coroner, ST. 80;
Dr.G.S. Wattam professional SER
Wees S1o.o..... .... ........ 1O4 90
Total cost of inquisitions rs 15O. 81
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
EXPENSES OF INMATES AT STATE

INSTITUTIONS.
For detectives, A. c. Rogers, su-
perlntendent of Minnesota In
stitute, $50 90; A. c. Rogers, su-
perintendent of Minnesota In
stltute, SS.5S; A. c. Rogers. SUI
perintendent of Minnesota Insti-
tute, $50. 90; John Johnson, ex-
pense in taking Carrie johnson to
taribault State school, $34 So. .1O3 So
Total expense inmates at State
institutions, go. . .S 1O3 3S
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
NOVEMBER TERN.

Court Officers
Frank a. Green, sheriff, attending
court 49,. ...: .... 49,. ...... 1900
court 1870. -. 1872. -. ...... 1900
L. Dady, deputy, attending court. - 90
John Keenan,, deputy, attending
court 80. 80. 12.uO
Thorvald Mork, clerk, attending
Gourt :...;:.. 1z.oo
Ed Hewett, DRIP. clerk, attending
court ........... 1z.UO
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
EN- ANIMATION AND COMMITMENT OF

INSANE
- o. Brita Anderson. DR.. G. S.
v ram, examiner, 81. 50; DR.. Il.
j! lrud, examiner, 81 so; l.. P.
t n'lstrom, bringing before
l''ohate court, $11 90; F.A.G Green,
>. If. conveying to hospital,
.''' '''' '''' -. 49, z.o'
CAs OF Ingeborg Ostrand, E. B.
Aoller, conveying to probate
j" ge, $500; J. NJ. Holm, care
o., S2.26; Dr.. e. s.. Wattam,
eA"mttner, $7:s9; DR., Y: Bratrud,
yoI ,tnfr 70 S7 io5pitS ii 81 Molm, Ga
Ca. or Ernest Egiy, +. ii. Holm, u
:. o,ate Judge, expenses SQUIRT
: one. examiner, 81 so; DR.. o. e.
Er!court,, examiner, 81 80; f. A.
6 'en, sheriff fees and expenses
r' y"i'e%Eing to hospital, So s5..;,. 10. 4;
Nattam. $3.50; DR.. T. Bratrud,
c:s-,. OF Amelia Hanson. Mrs. +: lo'o'
= ' ',in So W d5 49, board hans and
witness and guarding,$3. IL; F.
!. Green, sheriff fees, So %; Dr.
I bratrVd. s. SO: Or. G. S, Wat
conyr1 ing to hospital. $50. o. t:... SAG
EE,I.;; examiner, $50; Dr.; G. s.
""f {'aan e sIsriif $50; F.
Cas- OF Sara Johnson, John 3: % ''
strandqnist,l constable fees,
#: Dr. G.. S. Wattam, exam
liner. $3.50: Dr.. T. Bratrud, ex-
unliner, $50: +. y. Green.
Sh,rir, conveying to hospital,
Case of Amelia Kehna. u. j. Brud. 3D. =
WEEK. hrD UiDT h.forp hot n
. j.,,lgr. SS?00: VaID1-1nep ' !; " ~.
Sl".227 August kahna, bringing
before probate judge, 81 30: +.
Green, care, board and room,
$! .On: S. Cook. examiner. $3.50;
Dr.. G. s. W attain, examiner,
81 50: f. \. Green. sheriff. con-
v"ying to hospital. SD. so. ... o3.1;
mcAicine for, So. IS: IN. Jensen,
nnrsjns, 81. 90; l.Teige. nursing,
me 5V' s. co: ]! i'"l A. Nord hatS,
hoard and attendants, SIG 9O X.
j Taralseth, clothing, 50 %; Dr.
7. Pratrud. examination and
services, $3.50: Dr.. G. S. Wat
Case, of Alice Magladry, DIT Brat
r T examiner, 81 so; Dr.; G: S;
Wattam, examiner. 81 so: F. A.
Green. sheriff. conveying to
hospital. s43 .O5. 49,. So. 6:
Case Of c. L. Samueson, DR.. G.
$: Wattam, examiner, 81 so: Dr..
7. Rratrud examiner. ST so: c.
j: Johnson, conveying to hospit-
al. $40. 03: DR.. T. Bratrud, CON
v"ying to hospital. 1921. ...... As Of
Case of Carl Swenson, county treas -~
nrer of Red Lake county, costs
paid,.... 49,. .... .....: ..... 49,
ORDERS ISSUED IN 1899, PAID 1900.
Case of Joseph Wee, G. 0. Lien,
transporting to Warren and
two days witness,...... ..... GO
Total cost examination and com
mitmcnt Of insane s $50 4:
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14

ORDERS ISSUED IN 1899, PAID 1900.
Case of Joseph Wee, G. O. Lien,
transporting to Warren and
two days witness, .... " 600
Total cost examination and com
mitMcnt Of insane,. S $50 a.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1901-02-14
TEMPORARY RELIEF FOR POOR.

j. D. Stranquist, merchandise for
Mrs. Anderson, a pauper, 1913
f. a. Anderson, merchandise for
Slrs. Anderson, pauper 900
Ole y. Lee, merchandise for Mrs.
johanna Gustafson, a pauper X %
Gunder Skramstad, merchandise
Tor Hans kjar, a pauper. w 1O. 90
DR.. T. Bratrud, professional SER
e vices IL ,i for H. Larson, Rauper... $500
a pauper: 80. ......... 90
Albertna Nordgren, hospital care
OF Ii. Larson, a pauper. AJAX
Z. NJ Carlson, clothing for II. Lar
son, a pauper. ..... :. go. 3 40
=. NJ. Carlson, transporting H. Lar
son, a pauper, Lincoln to Warren. $40
Johnson Drug Co., medicine for II.
Larson, pauper. .. 8 40
A. 5. Rokke. two days looking up
pauper and mileage... II en-
A. 5. Rookie, 1 day attending nan
per, I. 15S R. A, INN 5n
ORDERS ISSUED IN 1899. PAID IN 1a00
u; ~ Lien, merchandise for John
Pfeifer, pauper. G M
Il. I. thompson, board for Raw
mona Stang, pauper. Q 90
y. y. Lee, merchandise for johanna
UuStaISOn, pauper. TX M
y. o. Lee, merchandise for johanna
Gustafson, ,pauper, 10 OF
Total for temporary relief poor. s. PIG IS
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
nipples from Stony Creek.

Name your Erm
J. B.. Yuill is building blacksmith
shop.
Wolves are very numerous in the
bend.
Otto Dahl thinks his work horses have
been stolen.
Ralph Raum was roaming around the
district Sunday.
R. c. Matthews is adding to bis build.
ings on the farm.
G. F. Rowell, ST.. is on the mend, after
a short but severe illness.
Even moon light was at premium
since the oil faminerbegan.
We found finger rag in the bread,
and Will Jones says he won't cook any
more.
Mr.. Potato isn't saying much now,
but thinks he will join the flour hun
dred bv spring.
J. A. Ross, the tall sycamore Of the
stock.yards. sauntered down to school
meeting Tuesday night.
p. II. Bonham says he lis going to put
up flag in case Of sickness. Don't let
your constitution follow the flag, Phil.
Lutte Rowell attributes the loss of his
whiskers to his possible resemblance to
populist. The truth is they were a
menace to his peace of mind in other
ways. He's married, you know.
T. RoUBLE.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

School lands in Cass county sold last
week as high as $SS per acre.
Mrs. j. G. Stroud was among the yisi.
tors from Stroud last Monday.
Mrs. Anna Stntrud, proprietor of the
Hotel Columbia, has gone to Towner on
business.
Doc. Smith. of the Big Muddy, Mont,
drove through Williston yesterday with
81 head Of horses, which he was taking
east for sale.
+ H. D. Edmonds leaves this evening for
St. Louis. Mo-. where he will resume his
studies in medicine at the college at that
place.
F. Paulson, formerly OF White Earth.
took charge of the Annex Restaurant
last week ond hopes to maintain first
class eating house.
Charles H. Davidson. ST., father of c..
H. Davidson, who is president of the
First National Bank OF this city, died at
Austin, Minn., on Tuesday, Sept. %.
Remember. a set Of the best cooking
utensils. made of copper, steel and ena-
mel, worth $3.50. given away absolutely
free with every Majestic Range sold this
week at the Bruegger Mercantile Co.'s
department store.
Capt. Bailey of the ferryboat Pearl is
doing excellent work with his boat. and
deserves great credit for the manner in
which he is conducting it. The Pearl is
boat which will work in high. as we'll
as low water and can be depended upon
to make crossings at any season OF the
year when the river is open. or where.
ever it is possible for skiff to run.
Several thousand head of stock have
been taken across the Missouri this
season by Captain Bailey and we have
yet to hear of any complaint. Should
business warrant. the large barge or
scow, formerly the property of the Great
Northern Railway Co., but which was
recently given to Mr.. Bailey by Jim Hill
will be put in shape for doing fast work
III crossing. A trip of four miles WAS
made down the river in sixteen minutes
the other day, while crossing was ei-
ferted in a minute and five seconds,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03

George Becker was down from Buford
yesterday.
Joseph O'Reilly Of Buford. was a Wis
itor in the city on Tuesday.
The Tande school will begin next
Monday with A. Field as teacher.
The genial and smiling face of Ed.
Jack. of Eight Mile was seen on our
streets last Friday.
After you see the Majestic Range at
the Bruegger Mercantile Co.'s depart.
ment store you'll wonder how you have
managed to get along without one.
r. W. Hargadine Of Glasgow, Mont.
who acted as agent for the Great North
ern Railway Co. at this place, in the ab-
sence ofW. 7. Benton. returned to Glas-
gov Wednesday, to resume bis duties
as agent at that place.
Jay N. Grantier. with his witnesses J.
G. Stroud and e. H. Newman, returned
yesterday morning from Minot, whittier
he had been to make final proof on his
excellent homestead on the south side
of the Missouri river.
A. E. Maderson and wife came down
from Wardner, Idaho, last Monday and
intend remaining here for some time.
Mrs. Maderson has gone out to her
rauch north of town, which has prsctc-
ally been her home for the past two
years. Art. is looking as lat as of yore.
Don't fail to see the Great Majestic
Range bake biscuits in three minutes. all
this week at the Bruegger Mercantile
Co.. department store.
Our old friend Carl Kemna, for many
years head salesman for Hedderich Broe.
& Co.. of this city, has associated himself
with Andrew F. Noble and E. NJ. Prouty
and will open large general mercantile
house at Buford in this county. Mr..
Ke'nna has been east for several weeks
making purchases for the new firm, and
it is expected they will be ready to open
up business within another week or 80.
The Graphic wishes the new enterprise
uubOunded success.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
Proceedings Of the Board of
Town Trustees.

Williston, N. d., Oct. 1st, 1901.
Board met III regular session with
Trustees Baldwin, Sharp, and Belyes
present.
Board called to order by Chairman
Baldwin.
The monthly report Of E. Leonbardy,
Justice OF the Peace, was approved and
accepted and the following fees allowed:
John Fagan, marshal fees. $2.35
E. Leonhardy, justice fees....."..... 2.20
The street commissioner was instruct
ed to take proper action against +. J.
Davies for obstructing sidewalk.
Street comwissioner was instructed to
drain Metzger street and properly grade
it as he sees best.
The following bills were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn:
Copeland 4 Overson, printing. ..."$ ! 90
E. Leonhardy, Office rent........... 2 90
John Pagan, salary for Sept.......... go 90
A. L. Butler. salary and ex......... 10 90
Charles Baldwin, trustee salary. 2 90
E. A. Sharp, trustee salary.."........ 2 90
J. H. BeIyes, trustee saIary........ 200
On motion board adjourned.
CHAs. BALDWIN,
Attest, Chairman.
A. L. BUTLRR, Clerk.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
E. E. Jones of Buford was in this city

E. E. Jones of Buford was in this city
Tuesday.
Mrs. w. H. Denny left last week for
an extended visit with her parents at
Osceola, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. E. Bell left this week
for Omemee, Bottineau county, where
they will rusticate couple of months.
The entertainment at the Opera House
Friday evening is for the benefit of an
excellent cause and there should be a
large attendance.
John Groean crossed a number of cat
tie on the ferryhoat "Pearl', Wednes-
day, which he will ship to Allenberg &
Go. this week.
THE best is always the cheapest"
The Majestic Range is best, and we want
you to come in and let us tell you why.
BRuEGGER MERCANTILE Co.
Thomas Freeman and F. r. Zahl re-
IuiuCu-uoIA ouACoHp WY VlOuNAJ
very much pleased with the result of
their sales of beef cattle bv Allenberg
4 Co. ~
Rev. A C. Peters is the name of the
gentleman whois to officiate as the new
Methodist pastor. vice Chas. F. Wheeler
resigned. He halls from the state Of
Michigan. and is expected here Sunday
morning.
Hedderich Bros. & Co., and the Star
and Diamond outfits last Friday shipped
from the Avoca stockyards some 81 car.
loads of beef cattle for the Chicago mar
ket. They were without question the
best cattle ever sent from this section of
the country and ought to bring the very
highest prices. One COW belonging to
Mr.. Hedderich was hurt, and she was
killed here and delivered to the Star
Meat Market. She WAS four years old
and dressed nearly 1000 lbs.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-03
news Items OF CITY SCHOOLS.
Conducted by Six Members of the
High School.

October 2nd, 1901.
Clifford Darst entered school Monday.
A few new books were received Tues
day.
Pansy Stewart returned to school to
day.
Mr.. Alva Field visited the High School
Tuesday.
Paul Field is herding cattle for Mr..
Alvin Brown.
Thura Truax is back at school again
after two weeks absence.
Frona Lovejoy has been promoted
from the 9Th to the 9th grade.
1t is rumored that the teachers instl.
tute, will be held from October 18th to
the 18th.
Ella Harvey was absent this week aid.
ing the Brue9ger Mercantile Co. to feed
the multitude.
In the High School adding contest last
Friday, Kate Baldwin won, getting 49l
points out of 500.
Norman and Beatrice Hill have enter.
ed the primary department making an
enrolment OF 81.
Mr.. s. 1. Osmund, solicitor Of the Far.
90 Forum, made the High School plea.
SAINT call last Thursday.
The contest, between the A and B
grades in Miss Murphy's room, in spell
ling last FRIDAY was won by Johnny
Heffernan.
Prof. Brownson and Miss Satterlund
are down with mumps. Mr.. Attebery.
takes Mr.. Brownson's place in the High
School, Mr.. Alva Field takes Mr.. Atte.
bery's room. and Miss Eva Marelius,
Miss Satterlund's room.
The names of the pupils neither ab.
sent nor tardy during the month of Sep
tember in the High School and Nj.
Atteberry's room are as follow:-Maud
Bell. Grace Nelson. Lily Nelson. Eva
Mareiius, Frsncie Bell, Kate Baldwin,
Molena Burgess. George Harvey, Vira
Foster, Frank Foes. Ida Baldwin, Grace
McGraw. Clara Ross. Ivan Metzger,
Maggie Monroe, George Marelius, Anna
Tande, Edna Bell. Midge Baldwin and
Minda Stutrud.