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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1913
Page
5
Weather clears dust and boosts outdoor plans as Ray gains a new belt of activity with boat excursions and a planned telephony line to nearby lakes. Community notes report births, visits, hospital stays, church services, and upcoming annual meet at Glasgow with harvest season preparations and ice cream socials teased.
Williams County officials discuss a proposed electric plant for the village during a Tuesday Cottonwood visit by Dorthy of the ton Elec Cemienny. No definite steps were taken. Clerk of Court J O Seibert planned a short trip to Pittsfield Ill where Mrs Seibert had been visiting.
A local move to form a protective association among city and county hunters seeks to ensure enforcement of game laws. The American Game Protective Association clarifies Weeks McLean migratory bird regulations, noting no total ban on blacks and outlining two zones, open seasons, and daily limits for migratory birds as of October 1, 1918.
Regulations establish closed seasons through September 1 1918 for band tailed pigeons cranes swans shore birds and woodcock plus a September 1 1918 close for wood duck in several states. Open reed or rice bird season runs September 1 to October 31 in five states. Prohibited river hunting restricts shooting on Mississippi Ohio and Missouri rivers until November and December. Weeks McLean law provisions allow hearings and presidential approval. Returns from Norway note Christ Branten's visit and North Dakota plans.
The narrator details multiroom cliff dwellings with crawl‑through doors and a hidden smoke hole. He recalls a wall with cement joins and a preserved human handprint, then lists relics unearthed from the cliff home floor as forest rangers stir a fragment of unrest.
A desert dig reveals a cache of dried corn kernels and cob fragments found in a cave ruin. The narrator retrieves a handful of nearly mummified kernels, a perfect corn ear segment, and other artifacts, fearing loss before guard and custodian intervention. He plans to pass the relics to experts or raise Before Columbus corn.
Buller's tailoring and French dry cleaning shop offers mens and ladies wear care with a focus on dependable appearance. Prices described as a mere trifle, claiming satisfaction guaranteed.
A Nebraska man visits the theater with an informed companion who hints at what the next scene will reveal, while the street railway owner notes the impact of being struck by a street car fender.
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