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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1909
Page
4
Williston daily sale promotes dry goods clothing and shoes stock valued at 9000 dollars to be sold before November 25. The seller claims no competitors can match prices and offers 50 to 75 percent of wholesale. Friday and Saturday discounts apply to men and boys clothing hats and caps. The notice appears in the Williston Graphic with editor John A Corbett.
Public health guidance urges strict quarantine to protect all children. Health officers must enforce rules to prevent diphtheria spread, and families should follow instructions to safeguard neighbors and their own children.
O G Gardner of New York told the Society of Equity in Valley City that straw can yield lumber at low cost. He showed polished straw lumber and a 14 year old ceiling replica and proposed paying farmers five dollars a ton for straw to produce lumber at ten to fifteen thousand feet per ton. A 75 000 feet per day plant would cost two hundred fifty thousand to three hundred thousand dollars and could be paid for from profits in a single season. The Pennsylvania Ry Co. has potential involvement.
Ex Governor E Y Sarles promotes a North Dakota venture to manufacture indestructible vermin proof ceiling and interior lumber for Hill roads. J J Hill of the Great Northern will showcase the material to department heads, with plans for Fargo based production.
Editor in Williston presents checker rules and board setup. Problems 33 34 35 analyzed with solutions, noting black moves first and corners. White is favored in the described position. white pieces prevail with optimal play.
The updated figures list corrected prices for Wheat No. 1 Northern Durum No. 1 Flax No. 1 Barley Oats Corn across grains. Live stock includes Cattle Hogs Sheep Chickens and dressed meat values. Produce covers Butter Eggs Potatoes Rutabages Turnips Carrots Parsnips Beets with per unit and per bushel rates.
Minnewaukan North Dakota October 30 John Logan a bricklayer on the new fire hall fell from the second story striking cement pavement and died the same evening. Relatives cannot be reached and only a wife and daughter’s pictures were found among his belongings. Logan 55 to 60 years old six feet two inches tall 225 pounds a music lover who had traveled. Dr L Schultz seeks relatives and will answer inquiries.
A Williston advertisement lists cash prices for a wide range of crockery from 2.00 for a 5 inch plate to 22.50 for tea pots and large dishes. The notice promotes a full set via accumulating cash slips and invites readers to visit the establishment.
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