Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-10
Price. q per Year

Hslvor Thorsen Wa in the city aeaiu
last Saturday. and proved up on bis pre-
emption claim.
Steam Heating Furnace and Boiler
for sale cheap.-Inquire at the Crest
Northern Hotel.
| E. 0. Westcott, chairman Of the coun.
ty board. was in the city this week ~
tending the regular quarterly session of
commissioners.
FOR SALE-Pure bred Belgian baresr
For information and prices inquire Of
GEORGE H. MCKAY. Nesson, N. D.
W. +. Irons is now occupying the
Methodist parsonage, recently vacated
by Rev. c. F. Wheeler and wife. You
mustn't mistake Will for the preacher
just because he is living in the parson-A
age.
FOR SALE OR RENT.--A well con.
structed business house on Main street,
near depot. Inquire at this Office.
James Pagan and wife Of Rockland ].
Mich, arrived in the city this week,
and are visiting with the family Of John
Pagan, our city marshal James Fagau
is brother Of John, and he 10 20 we'll
pleased with the country that he may
decide to locate here permanently.
FORSALE-Several registered short
horn bulls, to wears old, for sale ou
easy terms. Inquire Of H. A. Nelsons
Hofflund. N. D.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Merrill we're ia
the city few days the past week from
their home in Ridgelawn. Mont. Bv
notice published in another column you J
will see that Mrs. Merrill has I few
choice thoroughbred pigs for sale, and
now 10 your opportunity to get your
pick.
FURS WANTED Highest cash prices
paid for turs and Deer skins. Also cash
paid for Wolf bounty certificates.
G. NJ. TAoxxs,
The Gunsmith.
Williston. N. D.. Oc'. 25 1900. On
1t 10 reported BY the st. Paul Pioneer
Press that Clifford N. Mumby. . son Of
W. r. Mumby. Of the Bulord Tribune,
WAS victim OF the massacre in the ~
land Of Samar, Philippines. Although
it is not positively known that Clifford
WIS among the number who met death
in that horrible butcI'erv. yet the fact
that he was member Of tho company
from which 90 large number 10 missing,
gives Ills friends and family good reason
TO believe that he fell along side OF his
10 that terrible slaughter.
To measure hay: "Measure tho stsck
or length, width and the over To sss
The 'ovss' throw . tspe line over the
stack at an average placs. from ground
to ground. drawing it tightly. Multiply
The width by the over and divide this
result by 1; multiply result Of division
by length, for approximate eubiesl con-
tents Of stack. To reduce TO tons. for
hay that has stood in the stack less than
10 days, divide cubicsl contents by 5i2
'or more than 20 days and less than 60
lays, divide cubical contents by AZ: for
more than 60 days divide cubical con-
:ents by $50. Example: Stack mea-
,u,es II feet wide. IS feet long and 3G
over. Stack has stood Is days. Multi
ply II BY SO. equals 6l2. Divide 6fz ny 4,
equals 153. Multiply l53 by So, equals
J, 1874, which gives the cubicsl contents
in feet. Divide s.S74 by 512. equals l7.3
tons in stack. ."-Breeder's Gazette.
Always wash your feet in water-mo-
asses attracts the flies. Don't work
your ears-it may cause action Of the
brain cells. Don't spit on the floor
with little practice YOU can hit rug.
Cats carry diphtheria-don't contract
liphtheria If you keep q cat. Avoid all
the step Ofthe bank cashier
and Jump through the window. Eat
{, uit aud vegetables in the snmmer-they
are expensive in the winter. Never use
face powder so it will show-fool the
people and you marry rich. Don't allow
your necktie to mount over your collar
it creates insanity in the people you
meet. Don't work in the winter-it
brings on pneumonia. and in the sum-
ner it debiIifates by increasing the per-
spiration. Always breathe through your
mouth or your nose-deafness may ~.
suit from breathing through your ear.
Never voluntarily pay YOUR subscriptions
would be sOrry.-ExchanRe.