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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1906
Page
5
Williston daily notes visitors from Grand Forks and Minot, real estate moves, land claims, and abstract services. Local officials, attorneys, and residents discussed land proofs, loans, and insurance while Williston Drug Co. showcases supplies and new wallpaper.
Wm R Everett of St Paul left this week to visit the southern part of the state where he will seek railroad land for sale. Fred Johnson, managing editor of the Grain Growers Journal of Minot, is in town promoting his paper. The first April issue is a fine breezy sheet. Dr Wood, veterinary surgeon, reports several sick horses treated successfully and is highly regarded for his skill.
The Williston team defeated Wheelock and Furth beat Tioga, with Ross topping Palermo and Yagus prevailing over Berthold. No scores were received for the past week. the Graphic will arrange to secure them and publish team standings for the season.
Williston prepares for its second league game against Berthold, both touted as top contenders. Berthold, coming off a defeat by Tagua last week, aims to bolster their lineup as they visit.
Money without delay advertised for farm loans with the lowest rate of interest no bonus no examination fee and funds available as soon as papers are signed. Melxrosa and Carino in the Union Block Williston promote quick access to cash for farming needs.
A citizen confesses losing money by not painting a big house with Bradley é& Nrooman Paint. Experts say the paint is the longest wearing on the market, made from lead sulphate zinc oxide linseed oil turpentine and dryer. Complete stock in all colors at Williston Drag Store.
Mr T J Wilson of Saint Louis electrician at the World’s Fair arrives early week en route home. He travels by boat down the Missouri, a 14 by 5 foot palace craft with four rooms and a galley. Accompanied by his wife and child, they plan to stay about a week and Wilson will seek talks with the city council on an electric plant.
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