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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
3
We invite you to join us at the M E Church this Sunday. Listen for the bell calling citizens to worship and feel welcome to participate in the service.
The North Dakota Agricultural College reports twenty four ribbons won at the International Fat Stock Show in St Paul November 19 22 for sheep swine and cattle with one grand championship sixteen first prizes five seconds and two thirds. It details shelter belt tree choices native species golden Russian willows ash conifers soft maple and elms and notes care such as mulching early cultivations and wind protection. It also mentions the new $65 000 Mechanical building nearing completion and Professor T A Hoverstad coordinating Farmers Institute work with institutes planned statewide.
Carrington November 30. Attorney General McCue has drawn papers in an action against the International Harvester Co of America to investigate their methods in the state and compel fair legitimate business. The exact procedure is not yet announced. McCue has been preparing a plan of action and has just released information to the public.
HORSETIDE H. M. Smith moved in his new home Monday. C. R. Lambert of Eight Mile visited last week. The Thanksgiving entertainment was largely attended. Bert Slocum is on the sick list. Rev. March and wife dined at E. E. Lacy's Friday and Sunday. A. J. Lambert was in Williston. Shirley Greling is on the sick list. The Graling home Thanksgiving avenir. Ole Opstadahl of Mondak was in town last week. Prayer meeting at the school house next Sunday at 2 PM led by Miss Erickson. Rev. March to preach at 3 PM. Snow predictions linger. possibly soon. Jim Hinch and sister visited Eight Mile Sunday.
George H Bishop 21 of Davenport died at St John s hospital from injuries after being thrown under a Great Northern freight train near Davenport and Casselton while attempting to board. He was the son of C H Bishop of Davenport and skated with friends earlier that day. His body was shipped to Davenport and funeral arrangements will be announced from his Davenport home.
The most notable social event of the season was the marriage of W B Ezelle to Miss Lottie Hindman at the Ezelle home in Trenton North Dakota. Rev W J Snow officiated before about fifty guests. The bride wore steel gray silk and lace, maid of honor in dark blue silk. After a splendid dinner the couple moved to Rose Valley for housekeeping.
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son dying from lung and throat trouble. After starting Dr Kings new Discovery he recovered completely. The medicine promises relief for coughs colds throat and lung issues. Trial bottles free and guaranteed by Brownell & Co. druggists priced 50c and 1.00.
Frank J. Kelly and Grace Brown both of Marmon were married at home of Joe Langford on Wednesday afternoon last week at 2:30. Judge Mitchell officiated and a wedding dinner followed. The couple will reside in Marmon with many friends and relatives in attendance.
An advertisement explains a severe medical stoppage of liver and bowel functions as a dangerous deadlock. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as a quick remedy with a money back guarantee. Sold at Brownell's drug store for 25¢.
Abraham Brown of Winterton New York says five doctors mis diagnosed his illness heart trouble kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver trouble yet none helped his wife advised Electric Bitters one bottle did more good than all five doctors prescribed Brownell Co druggists guarantee to cure blood poison and stomach liver and kidney complaints 50c
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