Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-23
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FOR SALE.-Forty tons Of good up
land hay. Inquire Of n. ". SIXTH.
George and John Mckay of Nesson
were visitors at this place the latter part
Of last week.
N'thing can beat them. What? Why
the Fort Smelling brand ofcsnped goods
at Hedderich Bros. & Co.
Frank Rdwell has completed.the we'll
on l.. V. Coulter's ranch. Water Was
struck at 81 feet, which raised to within
20 feet Of the surface.
Rev. NJ. T. Burns, presiding elder Of
this district. will conduct the ssryicerat
the NJ. +. church next Sunday. Every
body invited.
A little baby Girl arrived this morning
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. MAYO,
and A. r. feels quite proud over the
new daughter.
First take your home paper then sub
scribe for the st. Paul Dispatch. twenty.
fyece nts,per month.
l.. B. Stanton, representing Stones
Music House Of Fargo, was in the city
last week endeavoring to introduce some
Of the instruments carried by his firm.
r. G. Palmer came down from Poplar,
last Monday. having been granted few
DAYS lay-otf. Mr.. Palmer left the same
day for CuIbertson where he has consi-
derable work to do for parties at that
place.
Master Sidney Jackson, the Youngest
son ofDr. j. A. Jackson, Of Madison,
Wis, and a brother Of Bud jackson Of
Nesson, arrived in Williston on Monday
and will visit for time withhis brothers
at the ranch at Nesson.
The strike of the machinists promised
to take place on,the Goth inst, did not
occur. Ths increase asked for was
cheerfully granted by the various com.
panies, and thus another national Gala
NIFTY has been averted.
Frank McTavish. we'll known to the
ranchers in this vicinity, returned from
Bismarck Sunday. Frank went ITO the
capital last fall and spent the winter
hobnobbing with the solons Of the state
during their legislative deliberations.
Attention is called to the advertising
Of the sale Of hay permits on school
lands, which will he found in another.
column. These permits will be sold at
public auction on June II. n the court
house in this city. ae NJ
H. w. Gnvor ofaFargo. representing
the Fargo Marble and Granite Works,
was in the city yesterday. He hsd been
1t Buford on business for day or two,
and stopped Oh here to look the Sitns.
ton over with view oflocatin2s few
orders.
Applications for water rights under
the new law made out by the under
signed. We are the only firm in this
part of the state having blanks neces-
sary for that business.
COPELAND 4 OvERsox.
The Ladies Aid Of the Congregational
Church served strawberries. ice cream
and cake at the Great Northern Hotel
sample rooms on Friday evening. Quite
a neat sum was cleared, which would
have been larger had the good things TO
eat held out longer.
Miss Lydia 'Leonhardy, Mrs. 4. d.
Bayrell and daughter Rslpitine who have
been at Mrs. Bayrslls homo in Hsvre
for some tima past arrived here yester-
day morning. where Mrs. FBayrell will
visit with her parents and sisters .st the
Great Northern Hotel.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A newly fur
nished house. with about three-auarters
of an acre Of garden. for sale or rent.
BRUEGGER MERc3NTIIx Co.
The festive and genial mosquito made
his appearance here last Monday. He
didn't come alone, however, but brought
with him an army OF about ten billion to
the square foot, and the way they pro.
ceeded to present their bills and force
collections from those who were unfor.
tunate enough to be caught out upon
the streets twas caution to snakes"
They seem to have sprung into existence
without moments warning, and moro
blood thirsty set was never met with
here nor elsewhere.
STRAYED-Awayf from the subscriber
on or about the 7th Of May. 1900, three
mares, described as follows: One bay
marc branded G. dot ON right shoulder.