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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIoR. United

Patent Office. Washington. n. G.. March %.
1901 Sealed proposals n quadrupicse) viii be received
ar this Office until o'clock May =. 1901, and VIII
he Immediately opened thereafter for producing during
the fiscal year ending 30 1902 by the phoolitho
E.a7hic process copies II drawings o. the weekly issues
~ patents designs. trade marks and pending appica
on Tor the reproduction of exhausted copies of draw
Specifications. the repr-1uction foreign
patents and publications. FOR producing copies Of draw
uss q reduced scale for the library edition Of pat
and for the production Il the Official Gazette in
Guiding an indexes therefor. also, for reproducing by
silver print photographs, photographs OF designs Spec!h
cations and specimens. with forms of proposal viii he
furnished application the Chief Clerk of the Patent
'11lce l'rot}Sals be sealed inCCrsed Pro
posals for Pbotolithographc Work Patent All
lGers invited he present opening. Wal
TIE II tHAMEEEIIN AcflnE Commissioner
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\ay York Ar-il 2. 1901.

Nrv York. April 2, 1901.
OFFICE or pACB'S ISI,ANE. STORAGE
WAREHO1 81. - Is. ay-.-ro NJ.
Muller Jones. O'Ccnuor Gotti!-h. :. Lcyey.
Benson. Milford. Hoffman. Gcrner. Nels-l.
\ nraham. Wen Goodman. J. Weiss; You
payment 81 the lien We hold upon the prop
crty hereinafter described having expired
after due notice thereof had hccu given
Household furniture, personal Effects stored
by You In our warehouses. to 10 sold 80
pul'ic auction. according 20 the statute In
house. - l5f ave. ON FRIDAY. April H.
1901. commencing az 10 e.. clock a. m. II
sale Is not completed on the 18Th day of
April 1901. il VIII be continued until all
of the goods are sold.
DAUB'S STORAGE WAREHOUSE.
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WESTERN UNION SEWI\ti-MAtH'NE
90. l13 2d-ava.. between l6th and lIt1
sis Talepacne 4u1u-1St.-st.
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wOkfS WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female
A YOUNG. attractive professional elo-
cutionist. church. lodge or social enter
IA inments. TeCitatiOnS suitable for any oc
casIon. Address SOCIETY. $50 Sth- ave.
ELDERLY WOMAN at anything: city or
country. 516 East 31st-st.
GOVERNESS.-As nursery governess. by a
refined North German young lady. for
merly teacher; highest references. Address
FRArLEIN. $50 6th-ave.
MODEL-Young lady. fine figure (8s busu.
East lO6th-st.
NURSERY GOVERNESS.-By clergylnan's
daughter, as nursery governess in or near
New-York city; excellent references Ad-
dress Box II. West Orange, y. j.
POSITION in church choir. by a fine So
prano soloiSt experienced In church
music excellent reader: best Of references
SINGER, $50 shave.
REFINED LADY. well educated. speaks
German, French, English and Flemish. in
office Address Miss LAUFN. AZ Prospect
St. Brooklyn.
Aged 10; Remington or Smith Premier
operator; IS BECK. 700 Coumbus-ave.
VISITING GOVERNESS. Private lessons
mathematics. by experienced teacher. with
best city references. Address by letter
Miss T., 263 Columbus-ave.
VISITING GOVERNESs-Cerm Frencb
English; best city reference; moderate
price. B.. 2U1 East l4th-st.
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STORAGE NOTICE

THE CARRINGTON STORAGE WARE
HOUSE. Ofiice 2S4 =! ave. N"w-inck.
To Miss Kat" Baker T. r HlI. Amelia
Johnson. Mrs Julia Kruger. Hannah Helm
Qui-t. Mrs. l.. church Mrs Ernest Beri.
Jennie KucN. Jane hai@1. Mis- Kate
Keuu-y. Nora Wc74ea. Mar BARCLAY. Della
Kelly Mrs. ]. Narts Mary Burns Mrs.
Marshall Mrs Henry J. Carroll. Mary flte.
NJ 4 Jacpbs Ann Flemmihs. Mrs Henzel.
Mary McCuumick. s. Hdsseu, n. J. Price.
Alice swift John NrCIeIel. Kate p-ver:
You ann each of YOU aye hereby notified
that the time for the payment ot my lien
upon the property hereafter described hay
ing expired after due police thereof had
been given y-u. I viii cause such property.
60 wit. household goods. personal "ueSts.
merchandise. stored .ty YOU in ~" earring
ton storage Warehouse 20 be sold 10y pub
li. auction according - The statutes Ia suth
cases made ard provided. AZ No. 81 ~
avenue. on THURSDAY. April 9Th. 1901. at
l".,H a. IN. ana n the sale Thereof iS MT
completed ~ O'Clock p. M "1 said date.
The same VIII I~ continued at rho same
place ON each and every THURSDAY There
after. beginning 49, ip.ap o'c...N "a. m. ari
continuing until O'Clock p. 20. on each
Thursday uutl the sale is completed.
r y. BLA'KUAII.
Proprietor Cs-rioG,'n storage Warehouse.
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BOOKS

l0VEIRlFG'S BOOK STORE
For nearly % years on Broadway near 10Th
81. has removed 10
SOB BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST
Everybody IN New York and for hfty
miles around knows lowering His store IS
headquarters for bOok-loyers and book
buyers. All kinds of books 10 suit all
tastes and all p1cketbooks. Historical
books. biographical. religious. scientific.
looks OF trnve'. books Of fiction. books for
children. poetry. etc. etc. Anything you
want. and positively al the lowest prices 10
be had in the United States
Eneyc!opedi9s on sale for a sonR-Ap-
pleions Chambers. Britannica. and Peo-
PIES. Books and Libraries purchased.
LOWERING. s@S Broadway near 18th 81
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY AND MIS-

CELLANEOUS sUPPLIEs.-yvar Department Wash
inE-ou. d c. April /. I.nl.Sealed proposals
cato viii be received here until MAY . 1901 ana
then opened furnishing Stationery miscellaneous
supplies ,oroons hrtehes soaps towels atc for War De
jun 30 1902 Information furnished application Pro
posals must he IN envelopes ini rsed Proposals for sta
tionery. Proposals for tsce laneos SUPPLIES r.
epa,tve,y addressed N TIoRP chez Of si.n
I 'i
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A NEW EASTER NOVELTY.

EASTER EGGS Of Aluminium. engraved
suitable for bonbons. Easter birthday.
golden and silver wedding cards souvenirs
al shoregf notice. variety of calendars FOR
advertising. 20c. on the dollar. JOSEPH
ROEHLER. $50 Park Row, =. y.
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RAKER. Foreman or second, on bread
and cake or will take charge Of business
country preferred. i25i2 Monmouth-st-'
Jersey City.
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NFFICE OF TIE CHIEF ENGINEER DI:

VISION OF THE PHILIPPINES Manila P l.
March Is. l%ol-Seaei aIs for
Dor az Manila P /, viii be received this Office
o'clock \ NJ August lst. 1901 and publicly opened
Work 70 Re done includes about 10000 cubic Yards rip
rap, 21r' cubic Yards concrete and rlbhe masonry
BreUasrs. about 100000 cubic Yards dredging and
pie hUkhead 400 feet long Dredging mud sand
shells depth Dreiged material 10 he
used for retaining land. Bids accompanied by
bond o. hundred thousand gold one
contract VIII b made for the whole Contractors
hond VIII be 10 right reserved
70 reject any or all bids For Specifications blank
forms apply to this office. Bureau Affairs
Washington. =. c. [. (. Engineer
Chicago. and san Francisco JOHN BIDDLE. Captain
Engineers.
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HELP WANTED.

Female.
WhETED.-A Protestant woman. between
80 and 40 years Of age, 10 do houseworl
for lady In Ncw-YoTk apartment: :
wages s1G a month. best references re-
Quired Cali from Il 10 l. Mrs. /. q. b.,
10 East 77th-st
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-jGo sccond-hand
wood and iron working machines. fully
guaranteed; machinery bought and eX
changed GEO r. EDDY. 3AS Madison-st
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WORK ANTED.
Male.

Male.
ACCOUNTANT-Expe will examine. ad-
just. balance or audit books, anywhere
or any tame; reasonable fee: highest cor
poralon ana mercantile references.
FRANK J. MACKAI., Gerken Building
ROOkEEPER and CASHIER. 2T: twelve
Years experience. thoroughly competent:
can handle large number of accounts: no
trouble finding balance. J. p. O.. 209+
Lexington-ave
BOOKkEEPER vii, write UP books FOR So
TO 50 per week; books examined or bal
enced; reasonable terms. INTRICATE. Box
"a Tribune OficA
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

ktESI POINT. \ Y. APRIL A. 1901.-
Sealed proposals. in triplicate. be received
until - N. May 1901 and then opened. supplying
the L Military Academy Fuel Gas coal. Char
coal, and Gas oil required during year ending
June 30 1902 L : reserves right reject accept any
o. all proposals thereof. Information
nshed application Envelopes containing proposals
.. NJ. L. VI. \
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING Co.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam by hand or on IN.
noor .55s Broadway. 42I East 4sth-sr
Flt RRANDT Tel Ia2-2sfh -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

NCRSE.-Lady desires position for con,pe
tent French woman. with wears .a,rr,a~t
ente whom she cannot too highS- recon-
rend; superior Infants or Young bsbv's
nurse takes charge from birth. Can fS9
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COAL AND wOOD.
CARPET CLEANING.

j. & j. w. WlllIAMS.
Steam CARPET Cleaning 353 West 5ItbEst
!.'. 4.e.ephone "6o Columbus. Relaying d spe-
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FARM MER.--Scotchman; capable and strictly
sober; years in last place on large farm
can manage. wife and five children, late
employer can be seen in city. AT CAR
Pf-NTER'S. los 6th-ave
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS wANrE
Male

GARDENER and SCPERINTENDENT-
want . position for a first class man
competent to take charge of or rernosai
large estate: expert at landscape work \
H. TROY. 3SS 5th-eve.
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BAKER Foreman on all kinds cake; city
or couutry. p BONN. S17 Maple-st..
West HobOken. y. J.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

N1nir
CARETAKEF or JANIIOR-By youns
Tosrried coupIe: ne steam heat or base
rnent rooms; best reference J. ULLMAS.
35S West 47th-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

HANDSOMELY furnished rooms in corner
apartment in 76th-st., near park; en- 7uLIe
or single: electricity. elevator. etc gehte-
men only: references Address w, 20" 70
lumhus-ave.
33D-ST I42 WEST tQuincy HoteD.0Soc''
zoe. 81 daily; adjacent Broadway; $5 up
ward weekly: cleanliness, quietneSs' no
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

NURSE.-Infant or deHcate child Scor.5
Protestant; thoroughly experienced in me.
care OF children; highest reference a. y
NJ, . East I2th-st.
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COACHNAN-Private family; city or co co9h-
try: soon out OF employment; family GONG
10 Europe: S years Al references; personal
o. written; single. aged IS; feet . lncne5,
neat appearance; sober, oDIglnS. <AuIIeSS
2 Z 80 NalisOn-aVe.
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oEsKsAND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway.
Rooms Ti7-TIS, telephone 1881 Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended TO by
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

ARDE\ER.-Marrtcd; no children; pri-
Vate place: understands all kinds OF work:
wife is a cook. JOHN NECKER. 2fS West
11th-st.
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WEST POINT, y. Y, APRIL ?, 1901
Sealed proposals in duplicate, viii received here
until l. o'clock NJ. May 1901 for Building AareriaIs
oiar1t-rs Naterias Gas and Steam Fittings. Hardware.
fed schedules 10 be mad application here The right
is reserved 10 reject or accept all proposals any
part thereof Inclose proposals envelope marked pro
Iusais for Military Supplies addressed To O. N
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OlD DONllNI0W LIME,

DAILY SERVICE.
For old Point Comfort, Norfolk Portsmouth. Primers
Point and Newport News. Va. connecting for PetersburE
Richmond, Virginia Beach, Washington J.. c. and
South and West.
FREIGHT AND PASSENGER STEAMERS SAIL from
Pier 26. North River foot of Beach ST. EVERY WEEK
DAY AT 2. NJ
H B WALKER. Traffic Manager.
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GENTLEMAN. widely travelled. French
and English. valuable personal acqualnJ-
ance among publishers and editors. long rX-
perience in preparing copy. stenograph-r.
tvpist town machine offers services 10 lady
or gentleman contemplating publication ot
novels travels memoirs. etc. speciality OF
rearranSing rejected manuscript 70 insure
publication; highest references T, Box Is
Tribune once
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BOY. colored neat and Intelligent. as ele-
vaotr runner ha!lSOy or wait on gentle
man; reference. HARRIS, 2i1 West 29th-
1t Mnrris's bell
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COACHMAN N-Protestant: thoroushly un-
derstands care Of fine horses, carriages
and harness. careful stylish driver; sober.
respectfuI obliging: medium size; country
preferred; ave years written ana peIs.iIeei I..s
reference. DRIVER. Box 2S. Tribune once
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BoATD AND ROOMS.

I.-c5 PARK-ATE.- Large room and small
room; parlor dining. elevator: telephone;
reference.
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For PORTO [Ri@0n
4 MEXICAN LINE.
RED d LINE.

calho' VIA cuTacao-,ailinG also at San Juan. r.
FROM Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN
, If1ILADhI-fIilA Saturday. April 6, noon
IAfRA' A.. SATURDAY, 4 noon
These vessels have superior accornnodations for
eengers ~ Az p00
BOULTON. BLISS & DAIIFTT
General Managers. 1856 Front St
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SMART sober clderIr man. ot GOOD hahlts.
handy at anything. painting and other
work Wishes position with good people.
molerate Iay VI. !. Irlbune O'hce.
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ERENCH LINE.

TNRENCH LINE
ooMPAGNIE GENERAL TRANsATLAHTIoU-E
DIRECT LINE To HAERE-PARIS F.ance).
sailing every Thursday
. IRON Pier No -, North River Morton ST
La breagne -.-.--ApTi L'AqUitalne Ap-il ~
la champagne April II La Gascocne
La 1s MAY .
General Agency, 30 Broadway NeN York.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

NJ IRSE-CSirl wishes to take care OF crow,
children and assist with light Chamber
work. city reference. can 9f4 Sth-ave
care Mrs. Mannlon. -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-04

HONEST. sober Industrious man; sailor
by trade. not AFRAID - work, understands
steam. best N references. Address :. =.
3I4 West S7tn-st
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WORK WANTED
Male
Male

BOOKEEEPER.- ER.-COmpetent twelve years
practical experience; French and Ger
man; ~ references. LEDGER. 154 9Th
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LOST.

ANY PERSON holding or laying claim 20
Bankbooks Nos. Is. iS3 and lo.52S of the
United States Savings Bank is notlhed 10
present the same a the bank, aS new
book Is about to be issued
RANKBOOK No 80 79l Of the Union pine
Savings Institution i missing Any person
having a claim 20 IL is hereby called upon
10 present the same within ten days or sun,
nit to having said passbook cancelled ana
a new one issued.
LOST -Rankbook No. 63D. 1916 Bank for
Savings 2S1 4th-aVe.. New-Nork- Pay
ment stopped. Please return book - Hahh-
LOST.-Banllbook No. 5o@, ,5S7. Bank for
Savings. 80 4th-sve.. New-fork- ray
ment stopped. Please return book - "tHH-
LOST-Bank, ,ool No. G77.O0S. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th-ave.. New-A ork- ray
ment stopped. Please return book 10 ntnh-
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BAKER.-Foreman: experienced on all
kinds bread. cakes. sies. steady placs,
steady and sober. 145 West 6Oth-st.. hrst
tloof-
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ADVERTlSEMENTs ana sub ,cript,on. Tor
The Tribune received at their Uptown
Office. No. l.242 Broadway. "a door north
oi Slst-st.. until 9 o'clock p. M: adver-
Offices al regular Office rates until $ o'clock
D. m. viz. 20 sth-ave.. e. e. cor 23d-st :
lo2 Gth-are-. cor. i2th-st.: Macy's 9Th
ave. and lith-st.; l42 Columbus-ave, near
West 66th-st.: log West 42d-st. near 9Th
ave: % East lith-st-: 257 West 42d-st
between 9TH and Sth ayes.; 15e East i7th-
St: I.S3S 3d-ave-. between 76th and nth
SITS; i.o2G 3d-aye.. near 6ls,-st: i.7Os lst-
.
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BILLIARD AND pooL TABLES.

BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES. new and
GAE& BROS. "a Union Square.
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mAMRmpGsRMFD7ehN rrNF
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE

TWIN SCREW EXPRESS SERVICE.
Il-l MOI I'll H-CHERBOURG-HA re
A. VICTORIA. .....--.... APT,TI. 4 A n.
:. L.
ooiurnlfs- MAY ? ]" AN r BsmaieA. May 2. 10 An
and every Thursday thereafter.
TWIN -StfkfcW PASSENGER SERVICE.
lI.GMOU TH--CH ERBOJ re -HAMBI RG.
chfla ATl. q. G.:t AN Ma Il AN
lo.--. hp. T. ~ IN -Phoenicia June /, Pm
hlela Nl - q An I'atTicia-----JUne $50 4 NJ
patTeia Ap % l2,3e I'N Wadersee. u. Pm
NailefSee May 4 90 AN Batavia June % Az
t5aalla MAY IL 1880 An Prunsyly June 20 PM
Pennsylvania. May Pm sTuIraria July . PM
5usafla May 2l 40 AN Pretoria July s. AN
sails 70 Hamburg direct.
SUMMER CRUISES
- ENGLAND IRELAND 6 SCOTLAND 10 he LAND
6 the MIDNIGHT SIN and the BALTIC and the
prlncipal cities - NORWAY. SWEDEN. RUSSIA ana
I)ENMAltk- by the Yacht FRINZESSIN VICTORIA
IL lSl- ana :. = AlGDSrE VICTORIA All appoint
nents strictly first class Attractive itineraries arranged.
Iurihcr particulars application the
HAMBl Rti- AMERICAN LINE. 81 B'WAY. y. 7.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

John Mercer, sr.. was down from Bu.
ford on business yesterday.
Try some Creamed Cottage Cheese,
fresh every day from the Dairy Co. g
wagon.
o. "A. Thorsen OF Hofflund. who visited
the Agricultural College at Fargo with
the Williams County delegation. stopped
off at Grand Forks to 20 to Hallock,
MINI, and will return soon with some
valuable horses.
The Graphic is under obligation to
Mr.. Geo. H. Mckay OF Nesson for pair
of Belgian hares. The little fellows have
been placed on the Grsphic's farm (back
of the print shop) and are receiving
every attention which skilled husbandly y
affords.
Do not be in q hurry about cutting
your hay. You have plenty OF time in
which to do that work, and besides. hay
cut at the present time will not make
good feed for winter. 1t is yet too young,
and If cut now it will become practically
worthless for winter feed. It is all right
for temporary use, but its nutritious
qualities have not sufficiently developed
to render it fit for iuture use.
Married-In the city of Williston on
Monday. July 9Th, by Judge Trusx. Mr..
Charles b. Gibbs and Miss Martha
Kruth. Charley Gibbs is one Of the
oldest residents OF Williston, having
lived in this vicinity long before the
town was thought of. Both parties are
owners of farms on the Stony, about FIVE
miles east oftbe city. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbs extend congra-
J tuations.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25

H. Sang & Son have built brick ve-
neered addition to their store.
WALL PAPER 5 cents per roll at J.
F. WOODLEY'S.
Some sneaking miscreant last week set
fire to large number of hay piles be-
longing to Frank Bartsch, near Trenton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Frazier and Miss
Lucie Lee Frazier, cousins of Mrs. c. A.
Wittmeier, left for their home at Day.
ton, Ohio, last Sunday.
Or. Beivea was called to Hofflund yes
terday to dress some injuries received
by Mrs. A. A. Jones in runaway. We
did not learn the particulars.
Jack Hays, who isjust recovering from
blood poisoning in his foot and ankle,
had the misfortune to cut his hand quite
badly with a chisel the latter part Of
last week.
H. A. Nelson, who had charge Of the
Williams County delegation to the Agri-
cultural College, did not return with the
special train but will visit at Canova,
South Dakota, before his return here.
The Williams County delegation to
Fargo had the best time of any of them.
and were the life of the whole train.
Everyone conducted himself as gentle
man, but there was lots Of noise and
good natured fun.
Walter Grogan, who has been confined
to his bed with sickness for the past ten
days at the home of his sister, Mrs. J. F.
Woodley, is convalescing. and expects
to be able to return to his home in Tow
ner within few days.
The Stony Creek Stock and Dairy Co.
harvested about five acres Of oats last
Tuesday, and the boys feel confident
that the yield will be upwards Of fifty
bushels to the acre. This is the first
field of grain of any kind we believe.
that has been harvested IN the state of
North Dakota this season. Is there any
other locality ahead of US?
I. L. Brooks, formerly of Detroit,
Minn., is the new clerk at Hedderich
Bros. & Co.'s store Mr.. Brooks Is an
experienced salesman, and will have
full charge of the grocery and hardware
departments of Hedderich's establish
ment. This will relieve Mr.. Carl kemna
of all responsibility on that side OF the
store, and enable him to give more OF
lis valuable time to customers IN the
clothing, shoe and dry goods depart
ments.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25
FARMERS AT THE COLLEGE.

Farmers from points on the G. N
road began making their annual visit
to the agricultural college and expert
ment station to-dsy. This is the thirc
season in which the opportunity to visi
the college has been placed at the dis
posal Of the farmers in this state along
the line Of the G. n.
The delegations to-day were con.
Quoted over the experiment grounds i'm
mediately after the reception at the col.
Iege after they had been given prelmi-
nary instructions as to what they would
see.
This afternoon the visitors listened to
short talks on cultivation methods, how
10 deal with weeds, crop rotation, and
hints wer given on the raising of flax.
Williams County was represented by
a large delegation from Williston and
several other points. 1t was in charge
of H. A. Nelson.
Speaking of crops in his county, Mr..
Nelson said he had no hesitation in say
ing that the harvest this year promises
to be the best since 1892. From irri-
gated lands the yield will be A l. Very
little flax is raised in Williams County
probably not more than fifty acres all
told. Oats constitute 80 per cent of the
crop. This year only enough wheat
will be raised to meet local demands.
Stock is in splendid condition and there
| is plenty of pasture feed of good quality
and what is wanted now is dry weather
to cure the grass for winter use. There
will be the usual shipments of stock, on ly
that fitted for the market will be ship
ped. There will oe no forced shipments
on account OF scarcity of feed.
The delegation from Ward County.
which IS headed bv Senator Jacobson
of Minot. representing the Twenty
ninth district, is bubbling oyer with en-
| thusiasm.
The visitors from Williams County
comprised the following:
From Willston-L. V. Coulter. r. C.
Matthews, Geo. Leonhsrdy, B. Bruger :
mann, g. NJ. Thomas, w. S. Dunn,
Philip Bonhsm, N. E. Prudhomme, j.
H. Belyea. George Bruegger, Frank
Poe, Editor w. B. Overson. G. w.
Brooks, Fred. Cornelius, Albert Stiles,
Samuel Stiles, Frank Carlson, II. E.
Field, John Kjorstad, Fl. +. Evans, 7.
e. Olsgaard. F. L. Brown, Wesley
White, A. House, w. NJ. Warwick, John
Olson, M. l.. Scranton. f. G.. McTavisb,
Robert Stroud, A. A. Towne.
Buford-Editor Mumby, F. A. Jones.
Nesson-David Gamache, William
Loughland. William Loughland, ir., w.
r. Bennett, E. 0. Westcott, c. O. West.
colt, Geo. Mckay.
Hofflund-Thomas Ward, Joe Robin
son, &. Hutchinson, Geo. Littlefeld, A.
A. Jones. H.. Thorsen, Ole Thorsen. O..
d. Hoff, J. C. Holmes, Ernest Nelson,
H. A. Nelson.
The delegations from Ward County
represented the following places Minot,
Surrev, DesLacs, Lone Tree, Berthold,
Burlington, Foxholm, Carpio, Kenmare,
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-07-25
Price. 81 per Year
Bowbells and Portal. They were:

Bowbells and Portal. They were:
c. +. Funderberg, l. r. Pence. d. NJ.
Shalb, Scott McAllister, I. A. Melhus,
A. Bolz, A. B. Hill, John Miller. Z. D.
Cotton, Il. Hinnen, p. Storm, George
Pridgett, Mark Francis. George Robin
son, A. B. Hicks, Al. Brown, Fred. Jen-
sen. ". J. Myers, L. Petersen, O. G.,
Johnson, Erick Fredrickson, Joseph
Abel, c. f. Pratt. John Erickson, j. A..
Gustavson, J. H. Burkhart, +. A. Wa
terman, Fred. Becker, Charles Gordon,
A. G. Anderson, ). S. Petrie, c. D..
Wolverton. ]. w. Briggs, F. F. Carter.
c. A. Brown, F. Messenger. w. NJ. Are
NOR, Frank Gresen. w. NJ. Altringers
Geo. Group, George Kensel, Louis Att
ringer, r. W. Davidson. Fred. Hacker.
X. Hagan, Roy Foote. John Bradley,
Earl Francis, Chester Jacobson.-Fargo
Forum, July 22nd.