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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1910
Page
4
Rates listed include fifteen cents per inch per issue unless a yearly 1200 inch contract is in place. A reduced twelve and a half cents per inch per issue applies with one year contract for 1 inch or more. Reading notices cost five cents per line per issue. A $35.00 charge covers 1000 lines if used within the year. Professional cards at five cents per 1 inch per month or $7.50 yearly if prepaid. Want ads priced at one cent per word per issue.
Tragic fire last Friday ripped through the home of Mr and Mrs C A Johnson in Minot killing their three year old son Delvin. The bereaved family mourns as community members reflect on loss and hope for the resurrection dawn.
Entertainment course dates listed for Walker program include Robt. Meikle Co. on Oct. 31, Twelfth Night on Dec. 12, Merry Musicians on Jan. 18, Lyceum Players on Feby. 21 and Managing Mildred on March 20.
A shopper is advised to avoid shoes requiring stretching as they tend to widen beyond the edges and separate from the soles. The piece urges generous leather at the ball of the foot so no stretching is necessary and that the foot should rest comfortably on first wear.
The 24 room old hospital at Fort Buford sold for 250 and became the St Elmo Hotel at the Fort Buford station. Government buildings moved to Mondak and Minot. The neglected cemetery holds Unknown graves and one soldier Scott. Fort Buford, established 1866, abandoned 1895, visited by General Miles in 1900.
A man named Pierce was badly injured Saturday night at Ray from a knife or razor wound and is in serious condition. E. D. Driscoll is alleged to be the cutter. He had a preliminary hearing and was released on $2500 bonds to appear at the next court term.
The Williston high school football team played a town team last Saturday under new rules that kept referees busy deciding plays. The game was evenly matched and engaging with no side pulling ahead. John M Swanson of Bonetrainl renewed his subscription at the Graphic office on Tuesday, prompting warm thanks and a playful call for more visits this fall.
Threshing is finished except late flax. Gambetta post office sits at L W Albright's place. Mrs M A Tan Tress proved up on her claim last week. P E Thompson moved to Montana to resume dentistry. Eugene Cowan built a nice house. Wedding bells expected along Cow Creek. Jens Roaum out with a broken rib. New school teacher arrives at Golden Hill this week.
The notice cites L. C. Higley, Register of Deeds, Williams County North Dakota, indicating total surplus figures in a county records context.
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