Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-01-26
Ignite Coal Burner
on Earth is the Cole S
hotblast.
Tor Sale at tho
Bruegger Nero. Co.
Masquerade.

Masquerade.
The baseball boys are going to give .
Grand Mask Ball in the Opera House.
Friday evening. Feb. 3rd. Every effort
will be made to make it great success.
I'd. Jack loft Wed nssday on = busi-
ness trip to White Fish and KalispelI.>
Postmaster Metzser has added some
thirty or more lock boxes In the post.
e&,cs.
James 7. Post. supported by bis Now
York company Of comedy artists at the
Opera House 10 night.
Mr.. E. C. Palmer. civil engineer. now
bss IN office In town. located near the
Great Northern coal chute.
Mr.. NJ. E. Curry and family are visit.
Ing friends in Wang. N. D. They will
b gone about three weeks.
Mr.. W. B. Ovsrson ID new settled In
bis new Office building on Second street
1ust west of the Union block.
VIM. ]. Miller, who has recently made
Anal proof on his claim. departed this
week for Pearl City, Illinois to spend
Tho winter.
Mr.. Drownell the local druggist here
has been appointed local agent for type
writer supplies for the Remington
typewriter Co.
~ l. Ia guaranteed lsuehtsr.pro-
duoing prescription in three doses, With
James F. Post - the chief fun-maker.
ct the Opera House to.night.
The ladies Of the Congregational Aid
are holding . missionary coffee this
afternoon and evening at tho home Of
Nrs. W. Z. Benton. Free will Offering.
The revival services ct the NJ. E.
church were brought to sudden close
~ the illness Of Rev. A. L. Wooaey who
has been confined to bis home for the
past week with tho grippe. Several
Dseple were converted in the meeting
and syudh good work done.
4 fatal accident happened near
Springbrook on the 18th. in which
Andrew Hollum lost his life. He WAS
working in = mine whom suddenly It
csvsd in from tho top crushing him to
bis death. He was an unmarried man
and had no known relatiyes. He vas
buried at Springbrook.
Mr.. Douglas Bell met with . painful
accident last Thursday which will lay
: him up for awhile. Hs was hauling
wood. and while passing under the
@ailroad bridge west Of the round house,
he struck bic face and bead in such .
manner % to cut cash in his forehead.
a,d slso to break his nose. His wounds
were dressed BY Dr.. Belysa and he is
getting along nicely.
Rev. J. 8. belong Of M,not 10 making
the second quarterly trip for Presiding
Elder Moore who has been taking .
vacation and will preach at tho NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning and sven-
Ing. The sacrament OF baptism and the
Lords supper will bs administered at
the morning service. It is hoped that
oil tho members and friends will make
. special effort to be present at these
services.
Earl Smith, who lives about nine
miles west Of Williston, met with .
serious accident last Saturday. He
With some other buys were playing with
ashos gun whom it wss accidentally dis
charged and bis right hand was shot to
pieces. He WAS brought to Williston
and DR.. Belyea smputated two fingers.
and hopes to save the rest OF the hand.
He 10 staying ut the Arlington Hotel
and 10 resting easy. The lad is about IL
years Of age.
II looks to an outsider % II tho
attempt TO get seed wheat admitted
free Of duty Wss Q movement in the
Interests Of the millers and not of the
farmers. At the present time the tariff
on wheat 10 decided advantage ia the
wheat growers. aud the millers want 70
break tbs down. What surer methcd
can they adopt than to get the entering
wedge onassed grain ostensibly for the
good Of the farmers? Then il this sue
>eeeds whv should they not have the
rest Of the grain for milling purposes?-
Forum.