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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1915
Page
9
In a tense scene a German expert warns of delays in restoring canvases while Count Tarnow and the narrator uncover a plot to swindle 140000 marks with fake frescoes. The confrontation ends with threats and a dramatic seizure of a revolver, exposing a web of deception around restoration and art forgery.
Unclaimed letters advertised in Williston North Dakota for week ending May 17 1915 include Burns Mrs V T Edith Tohuiatti R B Ja re Leander H Kerr McLeod William McCord E P Mangrove C ence Olaon Wm Paulsen aces Pancosst Tifon Poutscks Harrys aet a eee Hey Be Mise Turnham Vilag J H Wallace Downey Carlos Swi en. Readers are urged to say advertised if seeking these letters.
The piece argues for a city wide effort to collect winter rubbish and improve homes. It promotes painting and fixing up properties and urges residents to gather old 1914 rubbish with a garden rake, set it afire, and ensure it never returns, stressing cleanliness and enterprise.
Frankfort resident Chris Webler, buried in Hopkins last week, weighed 420 pounds. The largest stock casket could not hold him, so a custom coffin was built. It proved too large to fit inside the Hopkins church, and twelve pallbearers carried the coffin and remains.
To Milk Users I will annex at an early date to the Emerald farm dairy the bean bard of pure bred gurney cattle below to Mr. W. 8. Davidson of the National bank of this city. These cattle are of a high cream test and will be the means of putting a high grade of milk and cream on the Williston market than has ever heretofore been offered. W. R. McChemney, Prop, Emerald Farm ry.
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