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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1910
Page
2
Pleasant Hill readers are urged to subscribe to the Williston Graphic for weekly Williams County news land business and market prices. Items note a lost work horse, travel updates, local visits, a new Springbrook bank led by J Widdman, school program plans for Lincoln and Washington birthdays, and local reader questions on reporting sick persons.
Nelson attended the Woodmen dance in Ray Friday night. C O Westcott and Billie Ames visited friends on Beaver Creek Monday. Salesmen visited merchants last week. The stage driver traveled to Ray Sunday. Surprise parties were common. Mr York from the south side bought a new thresher across the river Friday. G H McKay hauled goods for his store Saturday. President Marman plans a ferry this spring with masts on the ground. Water and ice conditions report caving and moving westward.
The American Transfer Cab and Express company consigns 800 head of horses and mules to Barrett and Zimmerman at Midway Horse Market St Paul Minn for auction without reserve starting Wednesday February 9 and continuing weekly with 1000 head on hand and private sales ongoing. Every horse sold with a positive guarantee and sale starts at 10 a m. sharp.
John Noggle visited H M Smith and friends in Westview Tuesday through Thursday. Upton Noggle helped Mr. Martin load a car of wood last week. Albert Lacy visited Chas and Earl Thornton remained busy Friday to Sunday. Hattie Thornton returns from Eden Valley to spend a few days. Jean Huntington visited sister Daisy with Daisy visiting Mrs. Martin. A. D. McAllister family returned from Missouri and Kansas after visiting relatives.
James Baird visited at the Landes home late week. D Rutledge has been sick. Chas West called on friends in the valley Saturday. D C Ekeberg transacted business in City of Opportunity last Saturday. Ings Hval and Alberta Francis visited Mrs Will Hamilton. Alfred Elliott Mabel Elliott and Leo Hamilton attended the Push Brothers party Saturday. Rieder family left for Delano Minnesota. Attend the Hub clothing sale.
Dentist Smith returned to the city after weeks away and has reopened his offices in the Union block. Henag enjoyed a vacation but is glad to be back at work. You can save five percent on your land loan by borrowing from the First National Bank.
A local sale advertises deep discounts on all bedding including Iron Beds and Felt Mattresses. The sale runs for 30 days from Saturday February 5 to Saturday March 5, with a 333 percent discount on iron beds and liberal reductions on mattresses.
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