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Hits CLEVELAND Gas.
Assessahle Valuation of the Company Ia
Be Raised to S4.8o0.0oO,

Be Raised to S4.8oOooO.
Cleveland July 1o.-Mayor Johnsons an
nual city board Of equalization will to
morrow raise the tax valuation Of the
Cleveland Gas Light and Coke company
from S15OO,oo0 to S4,sOO,OO0 Mayor John.
son told the board tho salable value Of tn,
company was 5000 600 I'VE agree W h
you, said the president, land tomorrow
We viii put IL on for go per cent ~ tn
amount" The arbitrary rate of taxation
In Ohio is upon 30 per cent
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SPORT

Pink Coat won the $4,000 wheeler
handicap t Washington park
CoppVte. at 80 to l. took the $4,000
Foxhal Stl6as.
Argonauts OF Toronto Canada, hest
Ncspers Of Philadelphia in the amateur
oarsmen's regatta
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RAILROADS.

W. X. Vanderbilt has far-reachlne
powers as referee in the Northern Pa
cihc agreement.
Railroad rule with regard TO mixed
freight was upheld by Judge Kohlsaat.
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SAT- RheGszsa
hsmay become chronic.

ltmay become chronic.
II may cover the body with large.
Inflamed burning. itching, scaling
patches and cause intense suffering
II has been known to do so.
Do not delay treatment.
Thoroughly cleanse the system OF
the humors on which shis allment de-
ponds and prevent their return
The medieine taken by. Mrs. Ida y. Ward.
Cove Point Nd. was Hoods sArsapArillA
She writes: had disagreeable itching on
my ARIES which concluded was salt rheum.
! began taking Hoods SArsApArilla and in
two days felt better. II was not long before
! was cured. and have never had any skin
disease since"
M00sSss SaFsaPaS-lEEa
Premises 10 cure and keeps the
psensse 4 Is positively unequaled
- "A susassss srssiions. Take /,
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Glasgow WV 20.--sir Thomas Lipton has
refused the demands OF fifteen Of the sail
ors engaged by him 10 sail the shamrock
II in American waters for u bonus of tlI
instead OF the offered bonus OF IS ana Is
hiring fresh hands.
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London. July 90 Richard Crokers Alta
Iona flly o.. Rein) won the Gotham
plate for 2-year.olds and upward distance
ave furlongs, at the second days racing
today OF the Sandowne second summer
meeting. AZ the HHydork park July meet
Ing ing today oaaoy ". |saAiA-s G4ddNl1 - Rein
W" tG1 a A-plate for eyeat-
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Mrs. KRUGER Dead.

Paris, July 2i.-A dispatch from Brussels
says former President Kruger has been in
formed by cable that his wife died ysster
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COMMERClAl.

Corn and oats closed higher on the
weather: wheat slightly lower.
Crop situation In the West sent stocks
downward
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SOUTHERN LpAerr


New Orleans, July 2Qrhe fans tired OF
waiting for rain "a subslde aud the cham
plcns and tailcnders played desplte the
weather, the crowd numbering 15Oi erom
failed 10 keep Idttle Rock down ana Free
land was substituted The lntteris niteh
Ing and Stafords two home runs win
men on bases made the rest easy for New
orleans.
Score: " II n
New Orleans 800 022 COY n I
Little Rock ....,s,l03 600 600 z Z
From. Freeland ana .shbott; McCloskey
AID Lynch.
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ssoeasoesesseeeeaaeseeeeas

tcrnoou IN which Nashville defeated CHAT.
thaitJucnEGs catcher had his finger 10
badly haRV that he was forced to retire
from the gumc aud Fishers mask wA9
broken oy swift ball the wire cutting
N5sbr6c ...... 900 221 oov-14 "a !, =
Chattanooga .,,... .5u2 30 900 IL e
=, oorJcu- Sanders and Fisher; Clayton.
BARRY, Swaclna and Durrett.
Memphis July 90 Shreveport won 10
day game from the local nine by superior
an around playing ana good work with
tho stick. Rcbb was knocked ont Of the
boz ga the second Inning and was relieved
bv kerus Fisher pitched o steady game
aud tht Memphis boys could do norhug
Win him when hits were needed Manager
kH"l ut shreveport returned from lack.
SON last night and brought with him Pitch
er SchaistaU, who VIII probably pitch u.
morrows game. Schastull is a powerfully
Dul't fellow and said 10 he a conner Thorn.
"a ot the St. Louis Dchl's team played
center for shreveport today aud did very
llsmpSSi. ....... .oos 900 ooo I Z
( Shreveport ,...... SOB u2O 0Oi Q 70 g
.Eshh Kerus and Armstrong; Fisher and
Mcclure.
birmingham, July %. Birmingham knock,
cd King Bailey ont OF tine box IN the sec.
ond inning today and did nearly as much
To Montgomery They pounded the ball
al over the field aud Selma never hnd
chance TO win.
Score. n RI u
Rirrlingham ........2s2 21t ooo-t5 u 1
Selma ......... 900 nDn o2O = 3
Brandt ana Culver; Bailey Montgomery
utH Harlow.
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NAr1nNAG LEAGrP.

Cincinnati, July 2O.--Phlnips pitched
grand game Of ball today and with pcr-
feet support in the field again defeated
the Philadelphia
Score r IL II
Cincinnati ..,......10l 900 800 3 q
Philadelphia ........ ono GEO 600 .
Philips and Bergen; Donohue and Doug
lass.
Chicago, July eo.-Cblcago won the fourth
straight game from New York today in
the second inning.
Score r II %
e9isaSo ........ ogo ool oo.- I ) !
New York .,....... 900 100 COL = y
Waddell and kahoe; Phylo and Warner.
Pittsburg, July 13.-Plttsburg today M.
orally swamped Brooklyn with hits aud
runs Newton retired In the hfth after ten
hits ana seven runs had been made PITTS
oulg's helding was faultless.
Score n II u
Piusburg ..."-.... 900 1870 26'-15 Is q
Phillips ana ai thinner 'V Cutting ting carsoS
and Mcclure,
81. Louis, July 2O.-Boston batted Farmer
out Of the box and had little mercy on sud.
hon. Nichols was in rare form Each OF
the seven hits made OF him were batted
Mhen.two men were out. Aeydon. the new
~. Louis catcher, saved shut out In the
| seventh with home run.
Score p - =,
St Louis ..... 900 OOO oO0 .
Harper, Sudhon and Heydon, Ryan, Mich
| OILS aud Kittredge ""~' '''''
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BASEBALL.


Chicago, July 20 Philadelphia won to-
days game nm account Of errors by Chi
cago with amy kind Of support Griffith
would easily have won the game as Frazier
was wild and was hit frequently. Attend.
ance 400
score R. II. b.
Ghimcag7o, ''..'55oo dl o ,Fo o22 6 !
Griffith and sullivan; Frazier and Smith
CleveRnd July % cleveland was boat
ou in spite Of promising finish today, bee
cause Washington hit the ball when bites
were needed Umpire Connolly aroused the
il-fecling ~ the crowd and was escorted
from the grounds by the police after the
game.
Score: Il II e
| cleveland .,.......1o3 900 TO- Z 10 :
/ Bowling, Scott and Ycager; rauen and
1 Clarke,
/ Detroit. July 90. Lewis was hit hard ia
the FIRST and seventh innings today and me.
'ro,t took the last OF tho series from Bos-
score, n II II
I,a,ron ............ eol olo 2oo- L 10 :
Detroit ............. 20 $50 COX g.
Lewis and schrcck Sleycr and Bue,ow.
Milwaukee, July 80 Foreman held the
home team safe until the eighth, when tine
Milwaukee players jumped upon him for
four singles and one double lie retired IN
favor OF NcGiuuity WHO, nttcr allowing
two men TO score, retired the side In dime
10 save the game for his team SPARKS
Was drivpn 10 The woods I'm the second and
GHrvlu who relieved aim, pitched In great
form
Milwaukee ........1oo OBJ o7o-li Is I
bs s4lTg jn and IS o,% l Eora ~
kTgt ~ IA m un
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Nashville, Tenn, July 20. Accidents and
errorA were features OF the gamS this at
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Detroit July 20. Lewis was hit hard in
the FIRST and seventh innings today and me.
'rott took the LAST OF tho series from BIOS.
ton hy score OF TO g.
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Guy Ennis is visiting in St. Paul this
week.
Frank Kaste is again able to attend to
his dnties at the store after severe at
tack of quinsy.
r. G. Mathews was witness in the
Barstad- Carey land contest at Minot
yesterday. &c.,. ....
The First Natl. Bank is prepared to
loan any amount of money on good
Cattle property this spring.
We would respectfully ask our readers
to read what we have to say about job
printing on the last page Of this paper.
1t is reported that the house on Mrs.
Cornella Harris ranch at Spanish Point,
was destroyed by fire last week. +. w.
Brown was occupying it during the
winter rtmonths and was caring for Mrs.
Harris cattle there. The origin of the
fire is not known.
A steam heating plant is being put in
place in the new addition to the Great
Northern Hotel and in Brownell Il
McPhee's Drug Store. The Hotel is now
heated throughout with steam and is one
of the most comfortable hostelries west
of Grand Forks.
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. v + , & E p
County Treasurer Snyder is GONZALES
cling from u two weeks siege Of the grip.
J. N. Grantier was over from hls
South Side ranch the latter part Of last
week, on business.
Halvor Thorson the bonanza farmer
Of Hofund had business in this city
Friday and Saturday.
Bud Jackson and Malcolm Mckay
we're up from Tobacco Garden Ranch at
Nesson. on business last Saturday.
Gordon Mackenzie has recovered from
his battle with the measles and is now
busily ut work at his old position in the
Store.
Mrs. W. H. Smith and daughter Al
vlna. went to Culbertson, Mont, on q
visit to Mr.. Smith, who has r job of
plastering there.
A. NJ. Thompson. Of near Ken,nare,
lost 14O head Of cattle in the blizzard
last Tuesday. They strayed awav from
their Keepers and lao were fonnd dead
from stsrvs.ion and . posare, &c of ts8
entire herd Of l7O may pull through I'll
right.-W Ward Co. Reporter.
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Robbed The Grave.

A startling incident, is narrated by
John Oliver of Philadelphia, as follow:
II was in an awful condition. MY skin
was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue
coated. pain continually in back and
sides, no appetite, growing weaker day
by day. Three physicians had given me
up. Then was advised to use Electric
Bitters; to my great joy, the first bottle
made decided improvement. con.
tinued their use for three week, and am
now we'll man. know they robbed
the grave of another victim.' No one
should fail to try them. Only &c.,
guaranteed, at Williston Pharmacy.
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Found-A gold link cuff.button. In
quire at Graphic Office.
J. =. Handley. from Roberts. Wis,
was in the city this week.
John Mckay was up from Nesson
Sunday.
Mems white unlaundered shirts, linen
Bosom and front, of Lawn Cotton only,
50 cents at the Big Store.
Bruegeer Mercantile Co. have moved
their Office from the old store building
and are now nicely located in the back
part of the new store which was built
and arranged for Office purposes. The
steam heating plant that was put in the
store is giving the best of satisfaction.
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A Thousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture Of
Annie E. Springer, Of Philadelphia,
when Dr.. Kings New Discovery cured
her Of hacking cough that for many
years had made life burden. She says:
"After all other remedies and doctors
failed it soon removed the pain in my
chest and can now sleep soundly. some-
thing can scarcets remember doing be-
fore. feel like sounding its praises
throughout the Universe" DR.. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed to cure all
trouble Of the Throat, Chest or Lungs.
Price SOC and 81. Trial bottle free at
the Williston Pharmacy.
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W1LLPAss

Tie uniform teachers' examination
bill will get through this session and
after its passage ell teachers will have IA
take the regular state examination aud
submit TO marking Of papers by the state
department. The educators of the STATE
are for the bill and it has passed tlIe
lower house and been fayorsbly report
ed in the senate: it is practically assured
of passage. 1t will lead to better grades
OF teachers, and under the provisions OF
the law . teacher with certificate can
teach in any county in the state without
an examination in that county.-Faxgo
Forum
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Bismarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
1ndomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach, Liver,
Kidneys and Bowles are out Of order.
Ifvou want these qualities and the sue
Life Pills. Only 25c. at Williston
Pharmacy.
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M. E. Church.

Until different notice is given the
hours of service at the Methodist Epis
copal Church will he as follows: Morn
ing service at l0:45 o'clock. Sunday
School, Immediately following the morn
ing service; Epworth League o'clock
p. M; Evening Seryice at 7:45 p. m.
Midweek prayer service, Thursday 8
o'clock p. m. A general invitation is
extended to the public to attend all
these services.
CHAs. F. WHEELER, Pastor.
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Congregation Church Services.

Until further notice there will b
preaching service at the Congn4gat9pl
Church every Sabbath At 1915 o'clock
.. M. and at 7:4s O'Clock p. M; Song
Service before regular service: Sunday
School at o'clock p. M; Christian
Endesvor society at 7 O'Clock ,. m. The
pastor will conduct an Old Folks Bible
Glass in connection with the Sunday
School. The public are invited 70 ~
our services. Parents come with yonE
chilJzeu. F. G. Eyfksoa. Pastor.
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Joe and Robert Stroud were over from
the South Side Sunday.
The Stony Creek Dairy Co. will pay
good cash prices for fresh milch cows.
John Mercer, sr., OF Buford. was
visitor in Williston on Tuesday Of this
week.
A. F. Noble. the stock king Of the
Yellowstone, was transacting business
IN the city Tuesday.
Toilet Soap. Shannon Bell. regular
price GO cents, box OF cakes, only 35
cents at Hedderich Bros. 4 Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Siewert will
celebrate the first anniversary of their
wedding at their home Tomorrow eve
ming.
Doc. Blalock, the ever jovial foreman
Of the Converse Cattle Co., accom-
panied by Bob Myers, were transacting
business in the city to-day.
Waldo Leonhardy is being initiated
into the mysteries ofstore keeping at the
Brnegeer Mercantile Co.'S. store during
the illness of his brother George.
A bill is before the Montana legislature
to create new Judicial district out OF
the counties Of ChOteau and Valley, and
the indications are that it will become q
law.
First take your home paper then sub
scribe for the st. Paul Dispatch. twenty
five cents per month. II
John Buckley, Williston's cigar man,
was in our city last Friday. He remark
ed that he was batcl,ing now as his wife
went to st. Paul two weeks ago to have
an operation performed which she has
gone through with all right and will be
able to return in a couple of weeks.
Ward Co Reporter.
FURs WANTED-Highest casi, prices
paid for turs and Deer skins. Also cash
paid for Wolf bounty certificates.
G. NJ. THOMAS,
The Gunsmith.
Williston, N. d., Oct. 25, 1900. 6m
Clifton Ballard has gone east to visit
the scenes Of his boyhood days and it is
rumored that the genial "Cliff" will look
over the matrimonial market with q
view to making an estment.-Gl Glasgow
Record. "Clifr' is well known in this
place and his friends here wish him all
kinds of good luck in making successful
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Notice Of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the co.
partnership heretofore existing between
the undersigned, under the firm name
Of Woodley G Mckay. has this day been
mutually dissolyed. All accounts due
the firm must be paid to ]. F. Woodley.
No liabilities,
J. +. WooDLEY,
WV. MCKAY.
Dated Willlston. n. D.. Dec. llth, 1870.
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Public Notice.

George Purvis is about to sell out all
his interest in Williston townsite. Al
who wish 10 secure lots Al the present
low price will save money oy going at
once to the First National Bank Of Will
.liston and securing such Lots - they
want.
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.

2l degrees below zero Monday
English violet sosp Is cakes) 10 cents
per box at Hedderich Bros. & Co.
Miss Clara Nelson was confined to her
home by severe attack of La Grippe.
The First National Bank has all kinds
of money to loan on good cattle security.
E. A. Sharp has completed his ice
harvest. He has put up 25O tons of very
choice ice.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of the new undertaking firm of
Bell g. Austiil.
The matter connected with the chattel
mortgage sale advertised last week has
been satisfactorily settled.
Attend the Literary and Musical
Entertainment at the Congregational
Church next Wednesday Evening.
The embryo city of White Earth on
the Great Northern, has a new livery
stable, Mormon & McTavish propri-
etors.
Rev. H. j. Sheridan will conduct
Episcopal Services at the Congregational
Church this evening at s o'clock. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Clerk of Court schierbeck has re-
oeived notice from Judge Cowan that
the February term of the district court
will be held promptly on time. and a
Jury of 80 good and true men are or
dered to be drawn to serve on that
august occasion.
See w. H. Denny if YOU want money
70 buv cattle with this spring He will
let you have all you want ifyou have the
security.
C. S. Stafford Of Culbertson. stock in
spector of Montana. was in the city to-
dav on business connected with cattle
stealing case in which one Dan J. Stehl
,s the principal actor. We understand
that Stehl has skipped the country, and
= reward of $50 has been offered for his
rearrest.
G.. NJ. Hedderich. head z,aaager of the
Mercantile House of Hedderich Bros. &
Co., who with his wife has been visiting
relations in Evansville, Ind, and at other
places, returned home Sunday. Mrs.
Hedderich will visit with friends at
Chicago for short time before return
ing home.
A card party was given to Miss Myrtle
Williams by Prot and Mrs. +. R.
Brownson at their home Thursday even
fne in honor of her s** birthday. Pro-
pressive cinch was played and on count
ing the gold stars it vas found that Miss
Violet Newell. Mr.. Plier and Mr.. Over
son we're tied for first place. Mr.. Plier
was lucky in cutting and captured the
first prize while Miss lydia Leonhsrdy
had honors ail her own way in the mst-
ter of the booby prize. Delicious re-
freshments were served and everyone
present had . good time. Those present
were: Misses Alma Leonbsrdy, Ella
Nelson, Newell. Braem, Lydia and Effie
Leonhardy. Messrs He6ernan, Paul
and George Leonhardy, Lyons, McPhee,
Plier, Kaste and Overson.
FOR RENT-Dwelling house with 4
rooms, on Sasson Avenue. Inquire at
Graphic Office.
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News Items Of City Schools
Conducted by Six Members ,of ~
High School.
February Eth. ,lS0i

Remember the Basket Soeial
Jessie Hill was xlssat "wednesday.
The class IN slvsbrsis nowin fractione..
The girls ~ conlpR cieatItie -
hers"
The seventh grade arithmetic 10 tex
ing thorough reyiew 81 tfractjpqs.
.Hszel Smith has sgainfntersd schoqi
after SIX weeks absence,
The ,Inter'nediate, DepsStpenttis pre-.
pairing for ,Linco'n's Birthday.
Viva Foster was ebsent Monday and
Tuesday; sickness wss the cause.
The pupils Of the Third Grade havlp
takep qpa letter. wiring iar laneuaee
work.
TUESDAY. the lp.f ofFebtp,ry " d.ia-
coins birthday, and : holiday will t. h
given, be schools.
The pupils Of the H;gh xat.aqal l,nd
Miss Leonhardy;s room attended, The
exercises given il this zppom lastp Fridav..
JOHNNY Ieffernan and {yerpie O'Neil
were allowed to visit the adyenee de-
partment Tuesday for having the larg.
est .lnmbers Of per TACT lessons The psst
month.
The punils OF tl.e Grannsr Dspart
ment have been listening to the resdia9
OF "rle Legend OF Sleepy Hollow:F
They tlNnk it ID, very interesting. esps.
cially that paat which deseEibes "Tcha'
bods" school.
Waldo Leonhardy has been atAsspt ~
this week. This ,is his first .ahqepcp
since the wear begun. His genisl .smile
is seen tl'sapgh TIE RELICS q lppcnes
taken from behind the coEptsr. sseapss
be'sa clerk t'ion'tcher" know.
Williston SCHOOLS ,bsye AZ snEplled
lsl in actual fttend4qce. There have
been - cases Of tartkpess |Spd AL ,whp
have leen neither t9rdy p9r sbseqE
duung Tive month Of JEqu.yg. This =
the poorest record Of any .nQ92th tisip
year.
The High School will give Z 1a1kst
Socis1 on Monday evening. February
11th, 1901, in the High School room9.
The proceeds will be used to purchase
furnishings for the gymnasium. EvsIv.
body is invited to come. but the ladies
must not forget their baskets.
Last week MI. G. Raldvio Gavs t~c
pairs OF hoxing gloves and punching
bag to the pupils Of tive SCHOOL 6ioee
&lIen excAemenk has run high. Red
noses and dankened eyes are aotic9ble.
but these have not diminished the ex.
ci,enent. It has kindled adesirs fqr
more apparatus for physical improve.
ment and \ plan is already o. foot y
raise funds. All the pspils join IL
thanking Mr.. Baldwin for biz gift
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PUBLIsHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
W1LLIsToN. n. p.
i. I. COPELAND. !
WILLARD B. DIVERSION.
County D'irsctory.

ehs5iG-JAMEs HEFFKaHAN.
County yAudltOr-H.s v. SMITH.
County MISREPRESENTATION SNYDER.
Clerk Of District Court-LOUIs SCHIERBECK.
County JUDGE. w. TRUAx.
Register OF Deeds-H. 4. Field.
Cofoner-G. NJ. THOMAS.
Stunt. Of scho0ls-F. J. WALDR0N.
County Surveyor. C. FIELD.
6tats's Attorney-WtLLARD B. DIVERSION.
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wlsroN FEBRUARY

Nov come in and see us, it will pay you.
We give you
l5 per cent off
on all Dress Flannels and all Shirt
Waist Patterns and besides all this don't
forget that we are still offering adiscount Of
20 per cert ----.-------
on all Suits, Pants and Cloth OVercoats
10 per cent of
on all Caps, Underwear, Mitten, Socks,
Arctics of all kinds and Fur Overcoats
BRUEGGER MERC co.
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Miss Clara Braman Of Trenton ia visit
ing with the Misses Freeman this week.
Highest cash price paid for good milk
cows. STONY CREEK DAIRY Co.
Ed Hall Of Welby went to Minot to at
tend the Barstad- Carey contest as q wit.
ness this week.
About sixty cars of horses will be ship.
ped from Avoca. five miles east of Will
liston, tomorrow or next day.
Gus and Art Carey Of Hofflund took
the train at this place Monday evening
for Minot. to attend the contest of the
formers Desert Land Claim which oc-
cured there yesterday.
Alfred Peterson has sublet from John
Mckay the mail route between Willis
ton and Grinnell. and hereafter will
preside over the destinies Of that route.
John Bruegger Of the Bruegger Mer.
camille Co., went up to Culbertson on
Saturday Of last week to look after the
firms interest at that place and returned
70 Williston Tuesday,
To Trade. d1s ! n',s %,;ss goo" t,am farm; TN:
city of Grand Forks. all under cultiva-
ton. Good buildings, flowing well, nice
grove. / want to trade this farm for a
stock ranch and small bunch Of stock.
Address G. P, Box 81, Grand Forks,
North Dakota. JaD27-3W
The Ladies Guild of St. Peters Mis-.
sion will meet ut the home of Mrs. Ed.
Mccormick on Thursday evening next.
Feb. II. All persons Interested are
respectfully invited. Membership fee is
25 cents, which will place you in good
standing until the next regular meeting
second Thursday in March.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-02-07
stops the Cough

Laxative Bromo-Q -Quinine Tablets cure a
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents, 9-27 6m