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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1905
Page
5
A fragment references a lignite coal burner named Cole's Hotblast and hints at a Bale related context, suggesting a revived or renamed device on Earth with uncertain details. The readable text centers on the burner and its possible association with Bale.
Bruegger Mercantile Co presents a masquerade at the Opera House Friday night with plans for a successful event. Local notices include Mr. Post and New York comedy artists, civil engineer E. C. Palmer, and other community updates plus a revival closing and a fatal springbrook mine accident.
An advertisement promotes Dr. King's New Life Pills as a blood and system cleanser to cure stomach and liver troubles, available at Brownell's Drug Store for 25 cents with a guarantee. The piece also discusses apportionment politics and local district changes, noting population growth and the possible creation of a single county district for Williams. Notices include a horse taken up on section 33 in Alred county and a theater review praising the C and I troupe led by James F. Postle at Edmonton’s Bruegger Opera House tonight.
A California reader hails Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cold cure and pneumonia preventer. It is praised as safe and pleasant, with claims it should be preferred to others and available from all dealers. Also notes a Wisconsin senate resolution praising tariff readjustment promises.
A 1905 memo from Parcival M. Churchill discusses the Buford Trenton project with Percival M. Churchill urging local publication. It covers Reclamation Act provisions, water users associations, stock subscriptions, acre limits, and estimated costs for an 18 000 acre North Dakota irrigation scheme plus meeting plans and nearby officials. The note also mentions death of Mrs Cyrena Colby and travel details for delegates to Bismarck and Buford.
The North Dakota house witnessed a sensational moment as the re submission resolution was offered in the afternoon session. Representative Streeter of Emmons county introduced the measure which had been little discussed until now, surprising many onlookers and shifting focus from other topics.
Dawson county commissioners approve a franchise for Glendive and Yellowstone Valley Rapid Transit to build an electric railroad and telephone line from Glendive across the Missouri River, linking Northern Pacific and Great Northern routes. Conditions require letter of acceptance in five days, incorporation in 60, and construction in six months. The line covers the lower Yellowstone valley, aiding irrigation project plans.
Jin Craig visited Missouri then north to Big Meadow to monitor local interests. Bond Lumber Company may incorporate to expand beyond former scope. Ed Peterson recovers from leg amputation. Dr. Bente performed a difficult operation with positive signs. Ray Mercantile returns to stock ledgers. bankers Ganderson couple plan to reside at the bank through winter. Town expects land relinquishments and new railroad prospects to spur rapid growth next year. Dromroacing bundye at White's Milliner Store offers best prices. Wheat, corn, oats taken on subscriptions to the Graphic.
Miss Edna Bi arrives in Culbertson from St Paul Lestey after months away for study and medical exams. She postpones further pursuit of that direction after consultation with doctors and attendants, returning to her parents.
The Prince of Monaco bars all residents from Monte Carlo gaming rooms. Casino officials refuse admission to anyone who previously lost all their money and needed help to buy a railway ticket. A formal blacklist process includes signing papers and a posturing photo for future reference, delaying any return until debts are repaid.
A New York cigar box maker notes annual use of 18 000 400 boxes with many produced in Cuba from Spanish cedar. The trade relies on this wood praised for flavor traits, and industry observers discuss capital investment and employment levels amid growing demand.
For sale notices list items from World broke terme at bar mine and active of Plowesr Land O an with bats at recosed prizes at White's Millinary Store.
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