Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-12-10

Another bad accident occurred In the
Great Northern yards in Devils Lake.
Wednesday noon. in which Frank John
son. car foreman lost his life instantly.
He leaves wife and four children. He
carried insurance In the Workman.
w. L. Dudley. formerly with the
Grand Forks Herald. was in the city
few days this week scraplnR up iDforma-
ton in tLis section of the country with y
view Of giving its advantages to the
public through the pages Of the North
Dakota Review.
Editor Jewel took official charge of
the land office at Bismsrk on the first
day of December. as register. Jewel is
one of the old timers and We are ali
pleased to see HIM get what he has de-
served for these many years.-Deyils
Lake Free Press.
Prof. Gordon, recently of Fargo. has
opened ffrst-claes up to date antiseptic
U0IOcT OuOp uIuee" IuO NJltlZeu DNhA
in the Union Block. Give him . call. I23
AZ result Of the two murders in
lower town during the past month, q
number Of matters were brought to
light by the officers in looking up the
evidence in the cases. Bench warrants
were issued for number of people and
It 10 said that there are more to follow.
Tho Modern Brotherhood of America
have their regular meeting in Odd Fell
lows Hall next Monday evening, and .
full attendance of the members 10 de-
sired. 40 social dance will follow the
regular meeting. All visiting members
of the order are cordially invited to
attend. "
"Still there's more to follow" The
sermons at the Congregational Church
next Sunday will be 4 continuation of
the series of Plain Talks to Plain People.
Morning subject: 1.-THE Rose of
Sharon In the Garden of Ge,hsemane. I"
Evening subject: "Wesk Things IN
Strong People," All are cordially in.
vlted.
No tenement labor employed on the
"Keystone Maid" At LofRrsn Bros.
Wheelock, N. D. 1858
Deputy U. s. Marshal Hagaart was
in ths city = couple of days this week
subpoenaing witnesse- to appear before
the U. s. district court at Grand Forks,
in the matter Of J. s. Murphy. who has
been indicted for something concerning
tho pension case of Mrs. Grinnell. 1he
editor of tho Graphic drew a prize in
this lottery. and left for Grand Forks
Tuesday.
New lamps have been placed in the
NJ, E. church this week. They are
beauties. Those who had to stand up
last Sunday will be glad to know that
there will be more seats In the church
next Sunday. The NJ. E. Sunday school
will have a Christmas tree Christmas
Eve. The children have been working
on the program two weeks now and no
doubt will do credit to themselves
Christmas Eye.
Home made bread is no more whole
some than the keystone Maid" cigars.
For sale by Lofgren Bros, Wheelock,
North Dakota. %
Capt. Herman left Yesterday for St.
Paul and Chicago, where he will spend
the winter with relatives. For many
years ne has been a familiar figure in the
steamboat business an Devils Lake, aud
if he should ever make up his mind to
take his boats off the lake We believe
the lake would dry UP in disgust. Devils
Lake without Capt. Herman would be
a lonesome place, and we sincerely hope
10 SEE him sail its waters for many years
to come.-Devils Lake Free Press.
Nor sorry jade, but sweet and staid,
and very high grade is the "Keystone
Maid" At Lofgren Bros, Wheelock.