Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
Get your "Derby" at Bruegger's.

Get your "Derby" at BrueRger's.
Olaf Bergh of Plenty wood, Mont, is
in the city this week on business.
The Monitor Wind Mills are the best.
MOORE & Dow.
Oscar Murray was visitor in Minot
and other towns east of this place the
latter part of last week.
WALL PAPER 3 cents per roll. Bor-
ders, same price, at WOODLEY'S. l.
Winfield Peschek, who has been
down to Sank Center, Mimi, for some
time, returned 10 Williston last week.
If you want mower, rake or binder
call on John HeHernan. Prices rea-
sonable. .s....
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Young were
down from Buford on business last
Tuesday, having drove down as a plea
sure feature of their trip. -,
A fine hotel property, conveniently
located in Williston, for sale. Inquire
at the Graphic office.
Joe Langford has completed his new
dam constructed for the benefit Of his
desert land entry, and he saGs now he
can defy the rasina storY@ and knock
out any food that wentlt to enter into
contest with his WORKS. Mr.. Langford
has spent considerable money on his
claim, but is of the opinion now that he
is on the high road to prosperity.
w. H. Denny owns Bll horses Dorth
of the Missouri river that are branded
with the combination 7HU on left shout
der without the vent on the thigh. and
will pay S. per head for all that can be
found and delivered to him.
w. D. Gillespie, the wide.awake land
locator of Ray, in this county, advertises
in the Fargo Forum as follows: "Want-
ed-200 Homesteaders to get free homes
in Williams county, in the following
proportions: 10 married men, Is young
men, 100 young women, so widows, and
25 old maids. For full particulars talk
with W. D. Gillespie, the land man.
Ray, N. d." What are you going to do
with 80 many old maids, Gil?
Call and see US if you want to buy salt.
We haye just received carload, and
will sell it to you at reasonable prices.
STROUD BRos.
VIM. Blalock, owner of the long X
ranch and resident manager of the Con.
verse Cattle Co., was in the city this
week having brought in for delivery 5l9
head of horses which his company had
sold to eastern parties. There are some
900 head more included in the sale and
which are to be delivered the 25th of
this month. Doc bought the ''cutbacks''
of the bunch, some $50 head, and these
with the one hundred or more head he
already has, together with his cattle
makes him very eligible old batch for
Cush's matrimonial club.-Dickinson Re.
corder. Id
Dull, myterious headaches, headaches
you can't account for, smarting, burning
eyelids, usually come from eye.strains
properly adjusted glasses will entirely
remove. Consult Tudor Optical Co.'s
eye specialist at Brownell & McPhee's
drug store, Saturday, August 9th. No
charge for thorough examination.
The question of ownership of a year.
ling colt came very nearly causing seri-
GUS trouble on our streets Tuesday.
Herbert Lesry and John Desheck, Of the
south side, both claimed the colt and
both seemdq to thinkfhat force was the
only meth% of Protecting ownership.
Guns we're 4 evidence on both sides,
but as no att\Ybt was made to shoot, no
one was hurtH The ownership was left
to arbitrators. and the arbitrators de-
cided to leave the question to the colt
itself, which, when turned into corral
with'its two alleged mothers, went to
the mare belonging to Mr.. Leary to get
it's breakfast. This settled the question
In the minds of the arbitrators, who
awarded the ownership of the colt to
Nh. :Ledfy.
ACTS Immediately.