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-J Xz IWJ8S Mrs. Champion has arrived in Williston to make her home. See A. J. Field for loans and bargains in farm and city property. Vern Bostwick of Culbertson, as a Williston visitor Saturday. George Boyd is attending to business in Minneapolis this week. E. W. Heath of Alexander, was attending to business here Satur day. The many friends of Miss Mar garet Higsrins will be pleased to learn that she is recovering from a recent attack of appendicitis. v** *~4 *'tZ 4m OCAL and PERSONAL H. V. Smith farm Loans. Keep your eye on West Broad way Lots. 37 Frank Evans returned Monday from-an eastern trip. Simon Westby is reported on the sick list this week. Commissioner Borstad is in from Bonetraill this week. See H. V. Smith for a Pious Hill lot, only a few left. 37 Brownson's Bulletin. Below are Some of the Trades Which I Can Offer You for North Dakota Land: Stock of MerchannUe, building and fixtures at Petrel, S. D. Clothing Business at Valley City, N. D. 160 Acres near Stanley, Wisconsin. An option yn a tract of land in Minnesota. 480 Adres of Wisconsin timber land. Modern, improved houses in Minneapolis. Lumber Yard in Minnesota. Two Fine Dairy Farms in Minnesota. IF INTERESTED IN THESE CALL AT MY OFFICE. I have for sale seven quarter sections of land, for cash or time or crop payment plan. I also have land for rent. I sold four quarter sections last week and if you wish to dispose of your land come in and list it wfth me Remember that I always have money for First and Second Mortgage Loans E. R. BROWNSON Room 4 Graphic Block Plume 17 is r- -\s 1 A Qualities Economizes and Eggs baking powder front Royal Grape Cream Tartar Alum—Mo H. V. Smite for City Loans. 18 Attend the Hub Quarter off sale ou Clothing. Daniel Davis was a Cartwright visitor here Saturday. Dr. Distad made a professional trip to Ray yesterday. A. J. Field will buy your farm or city property. 37tf See H. V. Smith for a residence lot on West Broadway. 37 A. L. Knauf left Monday for his new home in Jamestown. The board of county commis sioners is in session this week. K. Keith of Minot was a busi ness visitor in Williston Monday. Mrs. Alex Peterson was a Mar mon visitor in this citv last week. W. H. Shemorry & Co, Willis ton loan on farm and city property W. A. Clark of Buford, spent Sunday with his friends in Wil liston. See H. V. Smith for a Standard Home contract, only 5 per cent interest. Fred Sharp, who has been a student at the Agricultural college in Fargo, returned home this week on account of sickness. save /V ssft+r*-? «tj| A, H. V. Smith for Fire Insurance. For insurance and loans see W. H. Shemorry & Co., Williston. 36 O. O. Adams of Kenmare was attending to business here Mon day. E. K. Ellefson returned home Sunday from a business* trip to Minot. W. W. Horton has returned from a business trip to Mihot and Granville. I O. M. Dahl was down from Mondak Tuesday attending to business here, Gus Everson was among the no tables in this city Saturday from Arnegard. Ribhard Evans is spending a few days this week on hjis farm near Gladys. Frank Seibert was in to$n Mon day and sold a fine black horse to H. E. Foley. Miss Julia Anderson of Hofflunci was a visitor in Williston the first of this week. Frank and Charles Morlan of Rugby, were notables on our streets Saturday. Money on hand for ^rst and second mortgage loan& See Brownson about it. 36 S. A. Thompson was a Schafer visitor in the Opportune City last Friday and Saturday. C. M, Hanson of Ray was a business visitor in the City of Op portunity last Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. P. Helland of Trenton, spent Saturday and Sun day with friends in this city. Mrs. A. L. Butler is enjoying a visit this week from her father, Mr. L. W. Braman of Bujiford. Editor Robert Sutcliflje from Gladys, was attending to' business in Williston the first of this week. Mrs. Margaret Anderson of Crosby, is attending to legal bus iness at the County Seat this week. A. A. Stenehjem of Arnegard, was a business visitor here a few days the latter part of last week. Wm. Leggett of Grand Forks, was attending to business here this week and visiting $ith his friends. Louis Knudtson and] Oscar Swenson were among the business visitors here Saturday from Tem ple, N. D. If you want to buy, trade or s'ell any kind of City br farm property call on Holland & Dom ek Land Co. 37 ij- Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Krieger came up from Ray and spent Sun day with the family of G. M. Thomas in this city. Andrew Bjarlo and Dinii Strand both of Wilbur, were married in this city Saturday, Ma^ch 5th, Rev. Johanson officiating.' A local play by a strong cast is something every town is roud of. Don't fail to see The Parish Priest March 17. It is bound 19 please. Steve Marmon and E. €. Smith of the Marmon neighljwrhood, were among the notable! in the City of Opportunity the! first of this week. !v The Ladies Aid of th M. ®IjS! a«f UtH E. church will meet on Thursday af ternoon, March 17th, with Mrs H. A. Squires. .. Memqers visitors always welcome. and Wm. Wattum spent thef first of this week on his homestei seven miles north of town. He is build ing a new house and cpects to move his family out soon: JM• --WWJ:. A. J. Brunner of Minot, was a business visitor in Wi'lliston yes terday. 1 M. K. Lee of Arnegard is spending this week with friends in Williston. Joseph Shannon was a Wheelock visitor in Williston the latter part of last week. S. C. Hopke was a Wheelock visitor in the City of Opportunity last Saturday. If you have anything to sell or trade read Brownson's bulletin for this week. 36 F. C. Cary of Culbertson, Mon tana. was attending to business in this city Saturday. Edgar McKnight was in tuwn Saturday from his homestead northwest of Williston. Dr. Crewe, state veterinarian from Devils Lake, was attending to business here Monday. Mrs. V. S. Gordon of Tioga, spent a few days this week with her friend, Mrs. E. Flint. Don't forget to take a peep at Pasonautt's window display. Stu dio opposite Star Theatre. 37-2t Don Winn returned last week from White Earth where he went to look after his farm interests. Robert Horton and Mr. Johnson were over from Alexander a few days the latter part of last week. Mrs. I. C. Stewart entertained a number of her lady friends at a luncheon on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. O. D. Smith of the Episco pal church, went to Towner this morning to conduct a funeral ser vice. George O. Drakeley, the coun ty commissioner from Angie, is attending to business at the Coun ty Seat this week. C. J. Helle of Stordahl is one of the county commissioners who is attending to business at the court house this week. District Manager of the B, A. Y., M. J. Brednold of Minot, is here this evening to help with the installation of officers. Don't fail to see The Parish Priest March 17. The seats will go on sale Monday, March 14 at 9 a. m. at Creaser's Drug Store. Bargains in City or Farm prop erty, also farm loans made at the lowest figures. Give us a call.— Holland & Douaek Land Co. 37 Purnell O'Bryen, who has been assisting in Champine & O'Mal ley's office for several months, left Sunday for a visit with friends in Langdon. The "Register" is in receipt of cheering letter and clippings from that successful farmer and prince of good fellows, W. O. Hollar, of Williston, North Da kota, a native, and former resident of Franklin county. Mr. Hollar speaks optomistically of Williston, its rapid development in recent years and the wonderful possibili ties of his part of the Northwest, for the sturdy easterner and west erner. He says "we have been having a fine winter and to quote visitor to the Pacific coast, where it has been cold 'Western North Dakota is the banana belt of America—had the finest weath er, during January of any state in the Union.'" Mr. Hollar cites as a practical demonstration of Wil liston's growth, that very few buildings are standing that were there in 1901, all having been razed and new modern structures erected.—Tipton, Indiana. good news for the farmers and land owners in th|s vicinity. We have recently established relations whereby we can make Qheapeifl Farm lioans our than have ever been offered Williams County farmers tfV&r present loan is due and you wish to renew it. or if you desire to make a loan upon your farm, call and sec us and get our rates and terms. Figjure where you like, then come to us and we will prdve to you that you can from twenty to one hundred dollars by making your land loan with us ,m*w- •.. Alex Peterson of Marmon was among the Williston visitors last Saturday. -k Capt. E. Senechal of Mondak, visited with friends here the first of this week. \v, Miss Mabel Burge is assisting in the dry goods department at Bruegger's store. Olaf Olson, north of town, was in Saturday and made the Graph ic a.pleasant call. Cecil Logan wai among the business visitors in Williston this week from Stordahl. J. W. Jellison of Scott, was a business visitor in the City of Op portunity last Saturday» Get a residence lot on West Broadway in the Wittemeir addi tion from H. V. Smith. 37 Miss Lou Boy Ion left Monday for Grand Forks after a visit with her friend, Mrs. A. A. Bradley. H. Halvorson, one ofjthe Gladys farmers, was among the visitors in Williston the first of this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bell {came over from Alexander Saturday and are visiting with friends here. J. M. Greenlund of Manger was in the city Monday and the Graphic acknowledges a pleasant call. F. A. Baxter and Ed Hance came over from Cartwright last Saturday and are spending the week in Williston. Mrs. Flint will take your order for the Famous Fay Ideal Stock ings at Mrs. Burnham's Millinery store, or Phone 291. 37tf I still have plenty of money for second mortgage loans, Don't forget the number, Rooms 3-4, Graphic Block, Williston, N. D.36 If you need help to put through any kind of a real estate deal I am prepared to aid you. E. R. Brownson, Rooms 3-4 Graphic Block. 36 The attention of the ladies is called to the announcement of the Grand Opening and Reception of the Boston store which appears elsewhere in this issue. Wm. Ratliff and Sophia Boe were united in marriage on Mon day afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Henry Hentges in this city. The wedding ceremony was performed by Rev. F. S. Hol Jett. Mr. and Mrs. Ratliff left on No. 3 the same day to make their home in Montana. Residents of other cities have already signified their intentions of removing to Williston and sev eral purchases of lots in the city have been announced while inqui res are beginning to pour in on dealers in local realty for proper ty in the city on which residences can be erected and for homes al ready built. This is taken as proof that the prediction of real estate dealers that the coming of warmer weather would see a revi val of interest in the local market were warranted. Spring is nearly here. The time has already come when new interest is being mani fested in the real estate situation and hopes are high that this month and next will be record months in the buying of homes in our city. What is true of the local market is also true of the marl:et in farm lands. Inquiries are coining fast for lands in Williams county and papers received from over the state indicate that activity is in creasing in* farm lands in other counties. '1. ,, i* A The First National Bank, Williston, N. D. Given for soy rabttance in jurious to health found in food resulting from the use of Calumet Baking Powder Pasonault for the finest Photos —sixteen years experience in pict ure making. The finest and up to-date Lenses, Cameras, Grounds Cards and folders. Seven menals won at St. Paul, Minneapolis, Du luth and St. Louis for finest work. What more do you want? Also a very gne line of picture moulding. Let me make your frames. Stu dio opposite Star Theatre. 37 The Markets. The f6jlowing prices are cor- rected to date: GRAIN. Wheat No. 1 Northern .98 2 .96 .3 .93 Durum No. 1 .82 2 .80 3 .78 Flax No. 1 1.99 Barley per 'bushel .... .45 Oats per bushel .34 LIVESTOCK. Cattle, per pound .05* Hogs .07* Sheep .05 Chickens .13 Spring Chickens, per lb .13 Hogs, dressed, per lb .11 VI Sheep, .11 Dressed Veal .09 PRODUCE. Butter per pound .. 25 and .30 Eggs, per doz .30 Potatoes, per bu __ .60 Rutabages per bu .50 Turnips, per bu .50 Carrots, per bu 50 Parsnips, solid, per bu 75 Beets, per bu .60 Farmers! IFany you expect to need money to add to your present equip ment for farming, we would like to furnish it. We make it a practice to take care of our patrons, not only when they get a loan, but during the time the loan runs, by accom modation paper. You give us a chance and we will extend the same courtesy to you. LC CARNEY CO. Williston, N. D. 5' AH 4 IP I $ & 4. 1 1 S 1 4 '. re^v v* v, 15 -i .i I 3. H?1 k! '*A« J- .. ""*r fit jryrxVi $ ^'I?!,