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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
4
The Williston Graphic announces a weekly edition published every Thursday in Williston North Dakota with John A Corbett as editor and publisher.
The Graphic announces full page portraits of North Dakota governors led by John Burke and a statewide history. It prints eighteen columns of cuts and articles this week, including T. S. Becker’s independent bid for state attorney of the county, while endorsing Braatelien as the Republican nominee.
The Fargo Forum notes renewed confidence across business sectors as the economy strengthens despite the looming presidential election. Banks, loans, and employment show gains while agriculture and railways rebound, with crop prospects and construction loans signaling a sustained upswing.
The Graphic celebrates its fourteenth year as it expands under new leadership and thanks the community for support over the past two years and a half. The paper notes growth from a small shop with an old hand press to a well equipped Western North Dakota publication and promises further improvements.
Mr A A Felton of Harrisville New York endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills as exactly right after years of use. The ad claims relief from constipation biliousness and malaria at 25 cents a bottle and notes a July 4th event at Wilsons Grove two miles west of Williston with a platform dance and refreshments. Committee signed note.
Hand woven rag rugs move beyond country homes into apartments studios and bedrooms. Vegetable dyes resist fading and wear making durable vivid designs including butterflies birds and striped borders. Rugs offer affordable, washable options with color harmony suitable for bedrooms bathrooms and living spaces.
Civil War veteran and wealthy banker Foote collapsed and died from heart failure while watching the Sioux City baseball club’s season opener. Witnesses report he became excited by the game and suffered a fatal episode.
Hot weather last week left several residents sick. Lutheran services at Chas Bean's were postponed due to the pastor’s absence. Attendees of the teacher’s institute include Mrs. B Hall and the Misses Thompson Wedge and Jacobson.
The Williams County Fair Association schedules the Race Meet for August 11 12 and 13. Secretary C H McKay notes the event details and invites attendees.
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