Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-02

Fourth of July suit and save 20 per cent.
Gust Olson left Williston. Saturday.
for Spokane and other points in the far
west.
II. Bickford Of Newton. Mont, was in
the city on business few days this
week.
Doc Blalock of the South side, called
on number of friends in Williston yes
terday.
Ernest Nelson came up from Hoffl und
the latter part Of last week to transact
business in Williston.
Miss Alice Gilbertson from Towner,
N. D., spent Sunday with her friend.
Miss Mabel Metzger.
Melvin B. Bryant. Joseph G. Stroud
and Robert w. Stroud are transacting
business at Minot.
Dave Boyd and family moved to White
Earth this week, where Mr.. Boyd is en-
gagged in the livery business.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Brownson, and Com
missioner Brownson have gone to White
Earth to spend the Fourth.
August Matson. one of the prosperous
farmers and stockmen Of the Nesson
Valley. was transacting business at this
place yesterday. ~
The Williston ball team seems to be
having some trouble to get games this
season: Ifthey want q game real bad
why don't they tackle Berthold?-Be
thold 1ribuae. ~. ~
FL. Waldron, formerly County Sup
erintendent of schools for this county,
was visiting with his. many friends in
this vicinity part Of last week. He
has been attending the law school in
Seattle, and stopped here enroutet to his
old home in Wisconsin.
The County commissioners meet next
Monday. Anyone who has kick COM
Ing on their taxes, either as assessed
this year or in the past providing the
taxes have not been paid) should see
them and endeavor to have the matters
settled without having the court deter
mine the matter. and thus escape q bill
of costs.
Shack stove and. pipe for sale; cost
1886; sell for 81. Inquire at this Office.
Wilson's Grove, about three miles
southeast of Williston, will be very
popular place of resort for the
Fourth of July. Arrangements have
been made for real, old fashioned
Fourth of July picnic at that place. It
is an ideal place for picnic with the
many large trees and the romantic seen.
cry in the near vicinity, and with the
extensive preparations which are being
made, everyone who attends should
have an excellent time.
No Matter what your calling. A
course at the Mankato Commercial Col
lege, Mankato, Mimi. will make you
more SUCCESSFUL. ~
The murder Of John Kolbensyik is
still shrouded in veil Of mystery. The
States Attorney, Sheriff and Coroner
worked on the case almost every day for
the past ten days. tracing up every clew
that might seem to throw some light on
the affair, but are now at about the same
place az they we're when the investiga-
ton started. Thomas Zimmerman, who
was arrested on the charge. had his
bearing before Justice MUMMY at Bu-
ford on Monday and Tuesday, and there
not being sufficient testimony to bind
him over for the crime, he was according
ly discharged. There are great many
theories regarding the murder, but the
evidence necessary to connect anyone
with the affair was wanting. As far as is
known the murder occurred in the mid
die of the night without any witnesses
present. The man was shot with rifle
bullet, and ~his money was all taken.
There is apparently no other motive
than money for this murder. az Kolbens.
vik was quiet. peaceable young fellow,
without enemies 80 far as is known. The
people who were with him playing cards
on the night of his murder tell straight
forward story Of all the occurrences up
TO the time the shots were heard and
have all evidently told everything that
they know regarding the unfortunate
affair.
Ask your dealers for 1.-The Best" and
most talked Of -four in the northwest,
pride of Minot." Minot Milling Co.,
Minot, N. D. So.
HoHund Stories.
Miss Clara Olson went to Willlstoa
Wednesday by stage.
The youngest child of Ole Barstad is
quite i'll with measles.