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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1904
Page
8
Green Bay Wisconsin April 12 A sewer contractor E T Webster found guilty of bribing an alderman in connection with city sewer contracts. He was sentenced to pay a $1 000 fine and costs. Thirty five other cases against city officers remain to be tried after grand jury indictments.
Mundt pleaded guilty in Madison to opening a letter belonging to another person. He was fined $100 after an arrest stemming from going to a La Crosse post office to obtain a lady friend’s letters and then opening one in hopes of finding her address.
Maj Gen Leonard Wood with 1500 men prepared to campaign to compel the sultan of Taraca to yield to American authorities the murderers and stolen rifles involved. Taraca lies on Lake Lanao in Mindanao. Texas itch spreads to Sioux Falls horses. W R Todd warns, prompt action to stop spread.
Night watchman John Thompson of the Houston club at the University of Pennsylvania was killed last evening on the bowling alleys in the clubhall basement. Robbery is suspected as the motive and a falling wall is cited in the fatal incident.
An advertisement extols Dr Miles Restorative Nervine as a cure for sleeplessness and various nerve troubles. It outlines three sleep patterns and lists associated symptoms such as dizziness headaches worry and melancholy. Personal testimonial claims the product restored sleep and improved health after nervous prostration.
Settlers report articles stolen from shacks this winter while creameries reopen for summer. Glenullin residents study New Salem fire apparatus. Bottineau chief Carizon receives two $30 gold pieces. McKinney band thrives for summer events. New settlers arrive amid heavy snow. Pioneer merchant J C Hovi leaves Anamoose. A farmer loses fifty chicks to a mink. Seven horses stolen near Towner, fled toward Rugby and beyond into Canada. Institute for the Feeble-minded at Grafton to admit patients after May 1. Mrs G W Ingraham of Jamestown dies suddenly in Canada. Grand Forks man jailed over a marriage dispute. Wimbledon man, accused of criminal assault, was a former Waiualla tailor.
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