26 Apr 1900
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1900
Page
1
Local ad notes Mitchell Wagon Wagons and a complete line of buggies for sale. It promotes a large assortment of boys youths and ladies shoes with the latest styles and colors and prices said to be lower than ever despite recent price increases.
A long column lists town officials, a Great Northern Railway timetable, and town happenings. Tradesmen, carpenters, and farmers appear, with notes on Brick work, a hotel addition, and local sales.
Bucklow lists Arnica Salve as a universal remedy for cuts corns boils and skin ailments with a 250 price at Williston Pharmacy. The piece also notes upcoming Catholic services in the city on April 2 and 20 with Easter communion urged for attendees. It reports W V Rowell returning from St Paul with a dairy outfit for Stony Crook Stock and Dairy Co, now incorporated with 25000 capital. officers Col Moore presiding Lloyd Dow vice presiding Williams Rowell trustees.
Rt Rev Bishop Edsall of Fargo and Rev C Turner arrive and plan confirmation and communion services with sermon. A teachers' meeting Saturday May 20 and a county spelling contest follow, plus a Sunday school and YP meeting. The article notes uncertainty about influence tied to eminence.
Items note local chatter and travel. W. Howell brings a Stanhope from the east. Methow’s boys plan to move to a new ranch on the Fast Fork of the Muddy. Maggie Newton Kathe Baldwin and Francia Bell visited Mrs Duns R H Styles and W V Rowell, delegates chosen for the county convention on the 29th inst.
A fragment reports a user in Williston North Dakota praising a “New Life Pill” by Dr King. It claims two weeks of use restored vigor and relief for stomach and bowels with no gripes, priced at 25 cents at the Wittierox Pharmacy.
Sherman Vermontville Echo reports a veteran editor claims Electria Bitters keep elderly people young by stimulating kidneys aiding digestion and boosting appetite. He attributes relief from nervousness sleeplessness indigestion heart trouble constipation rheumatism and notes benefits for his wife as well. Sold at Williston Priarstacy in North Dakota.
The undersigned promises to pay the tap pelevs for all kinds of fur in a notice dated February 27 1900 from Williston North Dakota. The brief text indicates a financial commitment tied to fur purchases.
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