Williams news., 1904-03-05
Mrs. B. F. Sweetwood arrived

nome last OaCuTudy eVoIlluS iTOu Chicago, where, for some time past, she has been taking a course of vo- cal training at the conservatory of
 music. Ben's smile, which began
 spreading for several days before
 her arrival, has visibly widened,
 and has become almost continuous.
 Brand new house, brand new
 beds. Lodgings 25c.
 Cheap John Racket Annex.
 Tom Phelan caused the arrest of
 a Mexican last Saturday, who gave
 his name as Francisco Sanchez, for
 the non-pa yment of bill amount
 ing to several dollars. It is said
 the man had been running accounts
 at various stores around town un-
 der different names, making no at
 tempt to pay up. The justice gave
 him sentence of sixty days.
 Things political seem to be iven ing up considerably over the town election. There are a number of candidates in the field, for the sal
 aried offices, with more to follow. Read the notices elsewhere of those who are making tLeir wants known through the columns of the NEWS. If you aspire to an office come in and let us make your announce ment for you.
 Sweetwood & Smith-Agents for Schlitz beer.
 Another candidate for the office of town marshal makes his wants known in this issue, and is none other than J. D. Raudebaugh Dave was & member of the Rough Riders in the Cuban campaign and feels that he could give our citizens good service did they elect him to the office of marshal. He would nc } doubt make most efficient officer and asks your suffrage at the polls on April 4.
 c. M. Thomas and family de parted Tuesday evening for Wins } low, where they expected to visit } till today, when they will continue S on east to take up their residence at Camp Point, III. Before leav ! ing "Tommy" came around anc made an advance deposit to insure the NEWS reaching him. The Thom as family will be missed here great { ly but their friends wish them sue. : cess where Ter they locate.
 III MT. James Ragan has an an
 nouncement elsewhere in this is J sue, stating that he is candidate f for reelection as street supervisor
 MT. Ragan says: 'I have done
 considerable work on streets anC
 sidewalks here since I have been 1T
 office and my work shows for itsel e my qualifications for the office. n desire to again offer my services e but do not intend to stand around
 and make street-corner talks to SC D cure votes."
 # You can always find the best anc s purest of liquors and wines at tho
 Cabinet. t We learn with regret of the deatl
 of w. R. Page, of Proctor, Vt. n which occurred last Saturday morn f ing after severe attack of pneu . monia. Deceased was brother o
 Hon. John H. Page, of the Canyor
 Copper Company, and has visited this section number of times or business connected with the mines , He was most pleasant gentleman
 and the friends he made here sin e cerely regret his demise.
 l. We desire to call attention to th u announcement in this issue o
 James Kennedy for reelection t. J. the office of town marshal. MT tt Kennedy has occupied this position
 for the past two years and his qual d ifications and ability are we'll l. known. Feeling that he has con is scientiously performed his dutie l. in the past he desires an opportu nifty to continue to do so in the flu II ture and respectfully asks your as .- sistance at the coming election.