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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1910
Page
3
The advertisement highlights Hart Schaffner & Marx spring fabrics including gray, fawn, and blue wools with self stripes and patterns. It touts the store’s models as stylish and notes all wool fabrics with high tailoring quality. Stetson and Lanpher Hats complete the offering.
Montana's L B Linfield outlines moisture as the key limit in dry farming. He urges deep plowing, humus, and early spring work to conserve rainfall and form a soil mulch. He cites irrigation and cattle dairying profitability and recommends diverse pastures and clover or alfalfa to restore soil fertility.
A speaker discusses growing clover and alfalfa to boost soil humus and moisture retention. He notes Canada’s richer soils yield more per acre, praises soil rotation and tree planting, and describes one 640 acre irrigated farm with beets and alfalfa. The talk ends with a Chinese proverb about enduring shadows.
Penalty N notes that last week Herald and Graphic announced a Henderson corset sale in Henderson with the long form lace corset priced at 4.00, offered last Saturday at the Boston store for the same fixed price as a postage stamp.
Badly burned Miss Clara Huseby of this city was injured Sunday evening when cleaning clothes with gasoline ignited near an open lamp. The room filled with gas caused an explosion. she escaped the first time, retrieved the key, and passed through flames again to reach the door. She was taken to the Columbia Hotel for medical care.
The jury ruled for Johanna in the suit brought by John McDevitt. Judge Martin Allen presided. McDevitt alleged Johanna took machinery and tools from his building at the former Model Market site. evidence showed the items remained in that location. Bessie and Greer represented Johanna. Doughty represented McDevitt.
Patrick Carney of Ray died at Williston Hospital Sunday evening at six oclock from Brights disease. Funeral services were held yesterday conducted by Father Purcell. Interment followed in Williston Cemetery.
Dan Brannon proprietor of the Quick Langh restaurant departed Friday to visit relatives in lows, leaving the business temporarily under local staff supervision.
Carney sold his house and lot in the Mormon addition to Mr Bergman of Rugby and plans to begin building a new house on his northwestern city lots at once.
County commissioners appoint Johanna to fill the office vacancy in Williston district caused by the death of W. D. Parshall.
John Malcolm Burk died suddenly in Williston on Friday morning April 1 from heart trouble. He had moved with his wife and daughter from a Gladys area farm to spend winter here. funeral at home led by Rev. Roe with helpers from Howard and the city, burial in Lincoln Nebraska. He was 51, survived by wife and two daughters.
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