School Opening Stock Prepared for Classes
Local supply drives reveal a large stock of school necessities including pens pencils tablets slate boxes inks crayons and erasers ready to support opening of the new term.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1905
Page
3
Local supply drives reveal a large stock of school necessities including pens pencils tablets slate boxes inks crayons and erasers ready to support opening of the new term.
Local notes list residents and visitors including Mrs Paul Schierbeck at Arlington Hotel, names from Springbrook and Mondak, a Ray derailment incident, and a progress update on Springbrook development. The article also covers the writer attending the National Irrigation Congress in Portland, praising sessions on forestry production and farmer's institutes, with remarks on water rights and government exhibits. John Bruegger.
Mr G W Fowler of Hightower Alabama narrates while on a petit jury for a murder in Edwardsville county next of Cleborne Henry says after eating fresh and sour meat he suffered cholera morbus. A druggist recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and he found it superior to the prescribed mixture. One dose relieved him in five minutes and the second cured him. Two other jurors were cured by the same one bottle. Available from all dealers.
Notice states Mrs. D. F. King is appointed agent for sale of cut flowers, potted plants and floral designs in Watton with orders to be filled attentively. Includes Minot Greenhouse details and Watton area references. partial misprints appear in text. Episcopal services set at Congregational church in Williston on first and third Thursdays each month, continuing until further notice. Also references to a cart or sale and Woolley Woolley.
Devila Lake Free Press describes B. F. Spalding as a long known figure in North Dakota politics. It accuses him of aligning with the system against party reorganization while praising his honesty, public service and status as a statesman. The piece outlines his past with Yankton and Bismarck moves and his repeated congress elections amid reform pressures.
Advice for engaged couples cites digestion health to prevent marital quarrels after marriage. An 8. A. Brown of Bennettaville, C. writes of his wife suffering from poverty and fatigue, claiming a 50cc bottle of Electric Bitters restored her strength.
Money is available on your farm with quick processing. Call or write to McIntosh Union Blocks Williston for a loan at low rate, no bonus, no examination fee. Money belongs to you as soon as the papers are signed.
Williston Concert Band will perform Friday evening with a varied program including The Virtuoso Mirobe and Polka Two-step. W C McClintock, formerly of Merchante National Bank of Rugby, ND, visited White Earth this week exploring a potential bank opening and spoke highly of Tioga.
A local notice promotes the idea that health is like finding money and urges prompt action for coughs colds and chest irritation. It touts Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as effective and widely sold at Brownell’s drug store with trial bottle options. The piece also notes hunting season activity in Williston with good weather but scarce game and few chickens killed by hunters.
A Chicago street car conductor beat during a labor riot uses Bucklen's Arnica Salve and recovers quickly. The item includes assorted notices and local ads about health products, real estate, and services from Witheton and Grand Forks. It mentions Dr King’s Life Pills and laundry services, plus real estate lending and homestead proof prompts.
A Ohio publisher filed suits against forty five subscribers who refused payment and obtained judgments individually. Twenty eight claimed no more than allowed, avoiding attachment, while the rest faced petit lar? and bound over in sums. Most delivered bonds. others jailed. The new postal law makes taking a paper and refusing payment a larceny.
John G. Bisher of Gilliam Indiana reports a fifteen year lame back healed by Chamberlain's Pain Balm claiming it to be unequal for sprains and bruises. The liniment is sold by all dealers.
In a mortgage foreclosure action by the Second National Bank of Minot Judge Fisk of Grand Forks names R C Sanborn as receiver of the Minot Optic. Heiner and Palmer owners are cited to appear in district court Saturday to show cause why the receivership should continue.
An early offer promotes a free pocket map of Williams County North Dakota showing sections townships ranges lakes creeks trails roads and school districts with leading business men. Free upon application at the Citizens State Bank building Williston.
In the Union block near Citizens Bank the antiseptic barber shop offers hair tonics and toilet goods. It promises prompt land office business services by E C Carney, U S Commissioner, with extended hours from 8 a m to 8 p m under Prof Gordon, proprietor.
The notice reports the death of Sreegees after illnesses spanning about a year, mourned by a husband and one son aged around 14. It also promotes Chamberlain's Remedy with claims it relieves coughs and restores health, and mentions prompt attention by B. C. Carney, Uz., Commissioner.
An opaque供 letter-like clipping argues that Democrats are demoralised and seeks remoralisation through election reform. It claims Republicans are exhausted and urges action to elect new leaders, criticizing Morality and political culture.
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