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RUSSIANS CONTINUE ACTIVE IN GALICIA PRISONERS, GUNS, SUPPLIES CAPTURED

Stanislau- Heliez sector clearly favors the Russians The long established Teutonic line has been definitely broken and the continuation of the Russian pressure points to the prob ably speedy fall of Haliez.
 The Russians are advancing along two first class railway hnes. A dan gerous salient has already been ere ated arounld Halicz.
 British Advance Lines.
 LONDON. July 10-Reports from the British front state that Sir Dou- glas Haig again advanced his lines in the region of Ostaverne and north west of Wytchaete last night.
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We want every one to be eub' seriber to tho Nueget-Do it NOW.
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session of the city The leSa ;Icps have heavy guards posted.
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Fresh Eggs 75c per dozen also Chickens for sale at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
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Visiting Cards at the Nugget Office
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Moonlight water at tn. City Bath houss.
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British Advance Lines.

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Russ Break German Line.

UNDATED-The startegetic posi- ton of the contending armies in the
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
f" OFFICERS TOUR
TERRITORY TO FILL QUOTA
DIR. THOMAS J. STRONG JOINS
JOINS THE RESERVE CORPS

DR.. T. J. Strong of this city has
been commissioned as First lieuten-
ant in officers reserve corps Of the
United States army and is already
on duty examining recruits and TAX
ing sick calls from Company c."
men. Dr. Strong had been offered
commission in the second regiment
of the National guard but preferred
the regular service. He expects a
call at any time, and under his COM
mission is subject to call to any point
the war department may see fit on five
days notice. DR.. Strong has been
one of the most interested men in
war matters in the city and booster
for preparedness. He is demon
strating that he means business when
he accepts the first opportunity for
service that is Offered him.
Company E this afternoon had 1875
enlisted men and officers and no new
orders other than the boys would not
remain here longer than Is days from
last Sunday. Following are the
names of men enlisted this week:
Childs, Greenlea, w. H.; Officer, r.
R.; Puffer, G. H.; Putnam, G.; Potel;
Arnald, w. L.; Comfort, J. E.; Fos-
sum, H. O.; Welch, w. O.; Shemorry,
f. H.; Rhodes, A. F.; Koltveit, T.;
Spencer, B. A.; Kristenson, X.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
CHAUTAUQUA PROGRAM SHOWS
NUMBERS Of SPECIAL WORTH

the Musical Guardsmen will render
full concert. This company con-
sists Of six young men, composing
singing and playing orchestra of
exceptional quality. This is one Of
Redpaths standard organizations.
Dressed in the uniform of the Hus-
sars, their program, full of snap with
that military touch, is making splen-
did success as a closing Chautauqua
concert. At the piano will be seen
a Belgian, who has sworn allegiance
to the United States.
Season tickets are now on sale in
the stores at $3.50 each, good for the
ten programs. Buy ticket and save
money. Children's tickets may be
had for a 81, good for all the pro-
grams and the Children's Morning
Hour. The children will also present
"The Pageant Of the Year." at the
close of DR.. Aydelott's lecture the
last afternon, free to all. This will
be one of the special features of
Chautauqua, under the direction of
the Play Supervisor, Miss Payne.
Every one Boost For The Big Will
liston Chautauqua, July 20-24.
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A Base Ball Battle for Base
Ball Bats for Baseball Boys
And Bne Game Saturday Evening 10 Equip
With Full Equipment Game While In Ma
tonsS

Once again Wil1iston is to have the
chance to see the real stars of the
national game in action. Its to be
i the Elks against the United CONNER
cial travellers who headquarter in Will
liston and its a game to the finish and
will settle all arguments this season
as to whether the anthlered lodgemen
or the knights of the satchel have the
right to tell the stories about how
ball game should be played won and
recorded.
The game will be played Saturday
night and the physicians of the city
have been notified to be ready to re-
spond at once in case charley horses,
sprains or breaks develop because
some of the boys have not been in
training lately and may not be able
to stand the fast pace. Both man.
ayers have notified the surgeons that
it will be the other fellows who will
have to be looked after.
The price of admission to this game
will be 25 cents. The money will be
used for. patriotic causes. In the
first place it is planned to use the
proceeds to equip Company E com!
pletely with a baseball outfit which
the boys can use when opportunity Of
fers. Most of the men are fans and
this little remembrance will be one
that will 60 far to keep them in good
spirits.
The line of battle is as follows:
WillistOn Elks
Theodore Settle, 2b.
John Murphv. If.
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The weather has been some warm
the past few days. Weather Prog
nosticator Craig has it SO in the
shade as the high mark reached day
before yesterday afternoon. The
drouth is still hanging on and many
farmers have given up the idea of
crop of small grain tho alfalfa and
flax still has a good chance to make
crop. A good rain would still be
worth considerable to this section
tho the past few days has ended some
fine prospects in many localities.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
GUARANTY FUND
commission TO
FINANCE ACT
MO FUNDS AVAILABLE FROM
STATE; COMMISSION DIGS
INTO JEANS
BIO ARD ORG NIZ E S
BANKS TO BE ALLOWED TOPAY
UP TO s PER CENT ON
DEPOSITS
BOARD OR G. A N L E S

While it is true that there is NJ
appropriation for the carrying out o
the work of the depositors guarant!
fund commission as created at tn
last session of the legislature, tn
commission, in session for the frs
time Friday afternoon, decided tina
the law shall not become a failure
and the members are going to pu
it across at their own expense, de
pending upon the next legislature tt
reimburse them.
The depositors guaranty fund com
mission act, which was one of the
Nonpa1tisan's pet measure, will tent
to encourage outside money to come
into the state, besides lowering thu
rate of interest to the farmers after
the law is in good working opera.
tlion.
When it was discovered severa
weeks ago by friends of the measure
that there had been no appropriation
they began to fear that it might be-
come imperative for the want OF
funds to finance the meetings and
Investigations. When the situation
however, was put to the members OF
the commission at today's session, the
members all agreed to advance the
money necessary to carry on the work
out Of their own pockets and then
ask the next legislature to re-im-
burse them.
Hhe members Of the. commission
are: O. S. Hanson, Grand Forks; j.
E. Hanson, Fargo; B. J. Schoregge,
Williston; together with Governor
Lynn ]. Frazier and State Bank Ex-
aminer J. r. Waters.
Board Organizes
At the initial meeting held in the
governors office last week the or
ganization of the board was COM
pleted, bonds and oaths of the off,
GERS filed, and other business trans
acted. Governor Frazier, under the
law, is to act as chairman of the
board and Bank Examiner Waters as
secretary.
The first official business of the
commission was to decide to allow
banks to pay up to 6 per cent in
terest on time deposits until such
time as the board sees it fit to cut
the rate to per cent. 1t was also
a agreed that no bank should be allowed
to advertise that their deposits were
guaranteed until they had received
their certificate af admission.
"The appointive members of the
depositors guaranty fund commits
sion." declared State Examiner Wa
ters tonight, "deserve a great deal of
credit for their attitude towards
making the law effective and opera
tive despite the lack of an appropria-
tion to cover expenses. The state,
particularly the farmers and the
common people, will be greatly bene-
fitted by the law"
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GRAND LODGE
OF PYTH|ANS
NEXT WEEK
BIG CONTINGENT OF VISITORS
EXPECTED TO ATTEND SES-
SIONS WEDNESDAY AND
THURSDAY
GOOD PROGRAM READY
WILLISTON KNIGHTS ARE PRE-
PARED TO TAKE CARE OF
MANY VISITORS DUR
ING THE MEETING

Williston and the Williston Lodge
Knights of Pythias will have the
pleasure next Wednesday and Thurs
day of entertaining several hundred
men and women from over the state
who will convene here for the pur-
pose of attending the Grand Lodge
meeting of the North Dakota Knights
of Pythas.
Arrangements have been perfected
for fine grand lodge program here
and also for many social features
that will make the meeting a pleas
ant one for the visitors. The local
lodge has named committees to care
for every feature of the work and
things have been progressing in good
style so far.
Following is the program that has
been arranged for the two days:
Wednesday, July 25, 1000 A. NJ.
Address of Welcome, City of Will
Address of Welcome, Williston
Lodge No. TAU. L. Burdick, C. C.
Reply Ed. c.. Anderson, G. C.
Roll Call.
Report Of Credential Committee
Conferring of Grand Lodge Rank.
Report of Committees and Work.
Recess until 200 P. M.
200 P. M.-Committee Reports Con-
tinued.
Recess 500 P. NJ.
Auto Rides.
Ball Game $50.
Dance at Armory 9:30 P. M.
Thursday, July rs, 11:00 A. NJ.
Roll CALL
Report of Committee.
Election of Officers.
Unfinished Business.
Installation of Officers.
Selection of Place of Meeting for 1918.
Adjourn.
Auto Rides.
9:30 P. M.-Conferring Of Rank of
Knight at Armory, in Dramatized
form by Ray Lodge No. 70, under
the direction of James Kilshaw.
The Elks Home will be used exclu-
sively by the Pythian Sisters. They
will be entertained with cards on
Thursday afternoon from 200 to
500. when a light lunch will be
served by the ladies Of Williston.
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Watford City, Mckenzie County
town, has the honors for the greatest
number Of Company E. Recruits, size
of town considered. The above list
shows how that little city is repre-
sented and the Watford boys insist
that further recruiting visit there
will swell the ranks even greater.
The Watford city contingent came.
here Monday night and brought the
spirit of the town with them, people
there have given them fine farewell
then telephoned to Williston and ar
ranged for dinner for them on
their arrival here. Following that
they went into camp here with the
company E boys and are showing
that Watford is there with the goods
in soldiers as in every other line.
Another Recruiting Trip
Recruiting trips in all directions in
the Williston territory are planned
for officers of Company E tomorrow
and Saturday. Captain Evans and
squad of men are going as far as
Stanley. Lieut.. w. w. Jeffreys and
squad will travel to Scobey. Lie1t.
C. H. Erickson and squad will jour
ney to Cartwright and visit Watford
City and Sergeant L. A. Jeffreys and
squad will take in the branch to Nc
Gregor 1t is believed that these
trips will bring the company to full
war strength and that Company E
will leave here within few days in
as good shape as any company in the
state.
The men of the company are a
high grade crowd, many occupations
being represented and high aver
age of intelligence being shown in
the grasp of soldering. ..,
Regular Program
The boys have been living at the
armory this week and have practical
ly been under military law all the
time. All are given time off each day
but there are strict rules that are be-
ing enforced and a start made at
camp life. Rockies have been TAX
ing the drills each day and Military
police have been appointed for guard
duty for the time the boys remain in
town.
There have been large number of
recruits this week and also several
discharges because of physical unfit
ness. Elmer Halvorson received his
discharge this week because he is in
Federal service in the post Office here
Red Cross Have Kits Ready
The Williston chapter American
Red Cross has finished it's first un-
dertaking and now has ready for the
company members the comfort hts
that the ladies have been working on
for several days. Each kit is made
so that it can be carried easily on
march. They are of regulation army
material and each kit contains:
Black sewing cotton, number 30.
White sewing cotton, number 30.
White darning cotton.
Needles, number 5.
Darning needle.
Needle case.
Buttons, black and white, medium
sixe, in bags Bin. by S in.
Blunt-pointed scissors.
Cake of soap.
Safety pins, medium size.
Common pins.
Small comb.
Small round mirror.
Handkerchiefs.
Lead pencil.
Writing pad, envelopes.
Talcum powder.
Tobacco.
Playing cards.
Rev. Fred Ring, a Chicago minister
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

Rev. E. P. O'Neill, pastor of St..
Joseph's church has announced the
laying of the corner stone of the new
edifce for Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
There will be special services at
that time, Rev. O'Neill laying the
corner stone with several clergymen
from this vicinity assisting. 1t was
expected that the bishop would be
able to be here at this time but Faith
er O'Neill was designated to act in
his place the first of this week.
The records of the church, with To-
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

Washington, July 19.-Drawing of
numbers for the draft army will
start at 9:3O A. NJ. tomorrow in the
committee room of the senate Office.
1t is expected that one hour will be
required to finish drawing. General
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19
DRAFT MADE TOMORROW AT
WASHINGTON NUMBERS

Crowder announced that local boards
will be instructed to call 200 per cent
their quota at first call to provide
for probable exemptions. That means
| .374, 900 men will be notified to ap-
pear for examination within a few
days.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

cal publications and other interesting
data will be put in the corner stone.
The public is invited to witness the
ceremony.
The work on the church is coming
along nicely. Plans have not yet
been completed for furnishing the in
terror but it will be in keeping with
the,exterior appearance Of the build
ing. E. aH-..
1t has been announced that John
Heffernan will furnish the bell for
the church in memory of his deceased
wife who was a member of the con-
gregation.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

Rev. Fred Ring, a Chicago minister
made two addresses in the Library
hall few days ago that were of
peculiar interest to Norwegian peo-
pie. His subject was Norway, It's
Political and Religious Conditions,
end those who heard him report very
interesting information received.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

Bill Harvey, p.
D. NJ. Brown, c.
A. F. Burke, C. F.
Joe Cutting, 3b.
George Lampher, ss.
Capt. Evans, rf.
Ben Toensing, 1b.
Paul Leonhardy utility.
United Commercial Men
C. C.. Farlsen, pitcher.
A. J. Christopher, Field
R. M. O'Laughlin, Catcher.
Hank johnson, 1st base.
l.. L. Nelson, short stop.
D. E. Cochran, End base.
c. Mccormack, left field.
Gil johnson, Centerield.
f. T. Engen, 3rd base.
Dick Mills, Utility.
1t will be noted that no umpire ha'
,een secured. Many have been ask
d but none care to take the chance
0 some unsuspecting stranger vii
probably be drafted for this service
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1917-07-19

F. N. Fuller of the Fuller Motor
Co., in company with D. S. Hupp, as
sistant district representative Of the
Dodge Brothers Motor Co., of De-
troit, Mich, were here on a trip of
inspection over the territory covered
by the Fuller Motor Co., which by the
way, is the most extensive Of any
agency representing the Dodge Broth
ers in the west.
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FIVE SQUADS OF MEN SECURING
TERRITORY TO GET ADDITION
AL MEN FOR GUARDS
REPORT l25 MEN TODAY
WATFORD CITY SHOWS UP BIG
WITH MANY SOLDIERS FROM
SMALL TOWN REPORTING
WATFORD CITY'S BOYS

Carl ROgen
Jack Kinds
Urgelle J. Dolan
Art FRANKIE
Harry c. Avery
Hjalmer F. Rud
Carl Nelson
Herbert Olson
George A. POtel
Joe Arnold
w. L. Arnold
Oscar Olson
J. f.. Comfort
Albert Ashley
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iGen Wiecr, in ser StraBe bon
Stronto mlsgeio6ten muroe, ianf ein
frou50iii6er GorpeOo6oot3crit6rer, in.
Dem or otf cine N}ine ItieB.
GieS mlr0e in Ser folgenOen oiii-
5iellen @rfldrlmg befmmt .gegeben.
Cine 9ln5o6l fron50iiiHer Eorpe-
OobooBerit0rer inO SDOro.9lcroplone
nobm al Dem fiir5lihen Seegeiedt
inn 9lOrioiii6en Wleer Ebeil, po6ei
Ser 3erlt6rer o9outcfer" ami cine
W}ine itieB mo ianf rpdbreuO er ei-
mem 6ritii6en &reu3er 5ur Seite ell
tc, ouf Dem iid Der italieniihe 9lOmi-
raj 6eiano. Sic Siii3iere iuO iait
Die geiammte 9eioBlmg murOen ge-
rettet."
(Ger o6cn in 8e5ug genonlmene
6ritiibe &relBer mar Ser oIart-
mout6~ Ger 3eritorer 0gouteieu"
puroe i'm Sabre 1911 ge6ont uno
bottc einen &oumiubolt bon 703
Gonncn. Gr bate cine 9eloBung
bon 81 Monn unO nor nit bier Cor
peOor06ren ausgeitattet.)
Sffi5ier mad t
ieniotionelle @ngabe.
2ou0om 10. W}oi. DougIaS
Gldt ser oiertc SfiiBier imO Der cin-
5igc lle6erlebcn0e oes GanpferS
.S6rocia,@ Der an 81 9(pril pon ei
mem oeutideu llnteriee6oot oerieuft
pur0e, erfldrie, Dob Orei StlnOen
nocb @erienfimg oes S6iiieS oaS
Goud6oot an Elm umgetippteS 9iet-
tun0s6oot 0eS 0anpiers, al peldes
Guff iid) ongeflann1ert bate beran
iu6r lnO OoB Der Gonlnan0ant all
Oen 6ritiiden Siii3ier Die iiblibcu
6raqen binlidtliA OeS GanpierS
lmO ieineS 9eitimmltngSortes ltellte
ST Orobte oonn ongeblid 5uerit
Iuff 81 eribieBen iogte a6er ipdter,
0aB er fein &ulper an Oen @ngldn
bern peribwenOen polle lmO iiber
lieB i'm ieinem SbidioL wie Ser bri.