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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-12

SOCIETY AT EVERETT

EVERETT. Feh 1.-THE Pastine Pedro
Club me. Wednesday evening az tie homo
81 Mira J. E Bell
Mrs II. +. Heron Is visiting friends
Ia SaleIu. or
Nr. and Mrs. J. A. Barager. ef Medterd.
W. dre in the csty, visiting With ar.
ani Mrs Walter RspUe-
Mr. ami Ms Tcgtme3Te wIl leave for
Ateska IN use !fth u spend the summer
Miss Emily SLMner and koAlin Mitchell,
who are attending The university, visited
their parents tA.s week
TIE cryk.rl1.e party n the Congre ga
tfo.lsl church Wednesday evening Vas weli
attended
The Bapfis. Young Peoples Union gave
a social ct The residence Of Mr. ard Mira
Mix last Tuesday evening
SIR and Mrs. Ernest SSatweu, Of Sal
mon Siding. are visiting win relatives and
~. ana M-s. Hathaway lei; FOX Cali
forglsa last Aoniay. The doctor VIII al
tea4 n post az sGuate medical course IN
san Ira nclsco They expect - be assent
MIR. A. s. TAYLOR ha.4 returned from a
two months VISIT with fr.enGs and fesa-
ewes u Milwaukee and other k.,ts;eEa
cities
Taa lady friends u Ma a. G Gofrlg
hoIA Is quilting bee =. her nome last Thurs
fzy afternoon.
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oI.NMpIA SOCIETY

OLYMPIA. Feb. u-Mrs. Carrie Shaw
ntr. If the state board of education, Was
u visitor from Tacoma the aFst os the
+. " wcyler and family have moved
fro11 Cheha!is county 20 Olympia Dir.
ara Mrs Weyler arc OH olt FnIians
Among this weeks arrivals was Can't:
Thomas u Cavana8ga. 81 the ntt*a
kstatp~ a-sny, stationed st Athens. Georgia
For years Capt. C&Vaaa1Eh Was a f@@3-
sent ~ this city, and published the Qiy m
rfa Partisan iu territorial days. lie ia
Visiting With his brother. Mr.. ". I. CaFa-
Natean Olympia 3 postmaster.
THE Home Mission Society held n d.
ughtfut ssscjal ar ttbe home 81 Mrs = 4
tafnQou frofu = 20 o'clock.
Tha Modern N@odmeu Of America. state
cayzgu. max in ffta city "a " s-ti ne@'!@y an1
rI'f.,1reday - thIs week. on u e'inesaaT
even uE sAe e7mp gave grand banquet at
sh~ Bostoa Kitchen, az wl3trH &fNf}-
Toodfueu eaf down tn" mem 1eFs ~ the
Robert Raancy ana Mss Ethel S:ick-
Ter 20 eu!S cffy. were married oo Tuesday
afternoon at tho I.arsonsEe - TIRE t,nr,s~
IAN church. Rev. J s. M1Ca0um oSicssS-
Mrs Mortimer \ How4 - Tacouts,
vsaa d visitor during tie week 1nd afteHa-
e8 the performance cf the Ladies MI
ntvelx on "wednesday eV~mtGE. A -
Nsrkaret Coftsr. Ars. Howe VAS Haerl4-
her 81 the company oB Us appearance n
%srber'el Williamson vas pulte8 in
marriage wtfE Miss Carrie Robinson -
rr@rocot e0 Tuesday, at 10" home - =
lrtge.z rsyents MF ara Mrs Win7'Ys-
s.rs VIII rake their futGEe bone la th's
.an W. t9s1he~t ar5 Miss Kathleen Car
Aarsi wssrt ysszrriet 8 Nuco4a o0 We,3aes-
at, l}ev NJ HOPKINS ofT{@I4ttHS F}e
bride ara -r- N o - beth efeI kmoVu an3
r.ars..er u+srt}e ,hrougheut taat section
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Social Notes.

Mrs. J. NJ Ashton leaves today for Chi
oa9o.
Mr. and Mrs william Jones left Thurs
day fer California.
The Balfoasr medal wsl! BE- played for at
ths aef lio5cs today.
air. f. j. PstFs0n las returned from a
yss.t 10 Eastern cities
Mr.. Morton aamssel has gone 20 Pert
aard 10 remain permanently.
Airs " G. Pearce ana Mrs. Ford re-
tus.lsa "Wednesday from California
Mr.. Chester T'horne aD3 ur. Grant s
Hicks returned from California ffsaay.
Nrs George H. Walker spent tae greater
part or the week 10 Seattle ~ith Mira
Powell
Miss True. of Seattle, vas TIE guest Of
Ms. A < Touzey wAAe ~ Ia2onia Tues
4av a1d Wednesday
The Sans Souei card Cilsu meeting vas
POSTPONED from Friday afternoon. and
sxlll meet today with Mrs j. II. FerriSS
Mr and Mrs. r. ". Rti4eli, NJ - l{sa-
dell ana Mrs stephen Ward all q sea Re,
spent last Saturday and Sunday III IA
CONS with Mrs. J J. Brooks
A masquerade party wii * given to-
ftsght III the yo7gFzs ladies' a. the Annie
Wright seminary, and a praze Will De gwen
20 the one wearing tlse best COSTUME
Camera clHgys seem 70 be becoming quite
ths rag Another haA been formed. u Do
known as the Destiny CameTa Club, and
fhe uiernsaarSaIz, Wiz Sc limited - L-iEty.
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roRr ANGELES SOCIETY

PORT ANGELES Feb. 1.-The Lad es'
As Sselgtr 81 the CooEreGatio church
haze erraeG esd fer a e#55co valentine car
MEAL 90 BE given ~ tie church Nang:a y
evening February q
NJ Wt.far, SsHstn and Mss Laura 81
lssr~ xera married y f-<f Ueastisy Rev,
Frame 90 tn- = T. chtTrh oG.cjsftns-
- 3 tro~1s~t1. wife anG tGvae Ga 3&aters
arrived tew- from Sazets. tifslp. Tuesday
as v-if RESIDE here reFg3sG.eut3E.
: eevreer editor - the 4Ae '1sacyat-
Leader. il tsk1uE a }ss.5F recreation In the
vsa7 ~ VISIT 10 san francisco. he All
r. anseQ rs about ere mauf1.
l.ats arrived bore iast week from
t-sytstytsa s1at2 art nas taken c.erjca4
e...e.r.aa xtn Ma crotEser In -he hack 81
1-.s. astu cesttsltS
Err aed Mrs JOHN Cutfe~ a+se ~e-slrte<3
'T..~s.fa- Traua q VISIT - taeiF oses -etue ST
- FAut ND~-
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3GuS Nc,,aeo1. s:

musical numbers The -~ioers SCR ISes
a-e: p-ess1ert. Mrs. Carte q. Patterson.
wee president Mss SGsSau r. Barr. ssc-
ret2rx-treasarer ard librarian. Ms. MI
setta Hamilton Leach. nlusaSal director.
Miss Mayr1e Z. Covlngion.
:. :. :.
IN E shah never have a broad culture
w as individuals ror IS clubs nnssa
we pat ourselves IL such an attitude %
mind that we can entertain the thoughts
and opinions ~ others. even * ne cannot
accept them as final Alice Ives Breed.
:. :. :.
THE regular meeting - 5he Fortnight
~ Club Will be held February Is. q:
p. II. al the horne e Mrs = VI SheaEe
The programme wtE consist of:
Quotations Yaangs Night Tao1Sh.x'
Seven Years War. 115s-l 90. ..,... ......
---...-... ...-..--.-... Anna 81 g. pRcev
Whitfield and the Wesleys Anna }. Sheafe
n ,i35on gsy;sE u,-rss Mary ; Tucker
.............. Alsora Hayner Fry
-. s.
THE Massachusetts, Federation has
inaugerated q movement that viii
probably be followed by other state or
ganizations. X Is the conference ot club
presidents" This year the conference
was heid at the Feadome in Boston The
subject was Club Methods AMI much
profitable discussion followed. a social
hour, with light refreshments. brought
the afternoon TO q close.
= :. =
9 PoKANE has sesen clubs belonging
- 10 the Federation. and representing
some two hundred and fifty women.
= = =
RI HE Classic Culture Club will meet
Saturday. the 18th inst. at the new
club room n the public library building.
:. :. =
RI HE Woman's Century Club held an
L open meeting Friday ut ESQ p m In
the Hinckley block. the subject being
Pioneer Life" Miss Inez Denny read an
article that was wen received. and MIR
Ia. :. Megny gave very entertaining
talk upon the Life OF the Early Pio-
neers."
Many anScdotes were related by the club
women present, illustrating the hardshlps.
as we'll as the lighter side OF pioneer life
Mrs Brown. OF the Everett Book Club.
spoke IN favor Of the reciprocity bureau.
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Mrs. Tremain and daughter E.1na. OF
Ste{laccom. spent The FIRST 81 tbs week
visiting friends here.
Mrs e = Reeves has been confined TO
her home with rheumatism.
Mr. ard Si-s. BASH II Fort Townsend.
s;.ent "a feN DAYS With thalr daughters,
Mrs plats sfd Mrs Carl.6eH.
Misses Grace ana Clara We-fnore. Who
hayn been 50 I'll with ciphther51. ara re-
coVerfug
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sesa''i 90 peo71e were present az shs Cham
- Q. commerce reception ard haI.
pszaSss~@ aa1 hospitality q ms - s-gs.4g
Ia %eA 51=skSasS afsrr IS efss ysse-rlfsa--s cs
Ire cn@fzaser. nsarIy al u ms1an were
E.reessFaE. TIE receati9n was hea4 soarn
ssalrs N RS large reading roe-n Na3ch aaa
Ger. eaF7sgat a54 6ecgrases. ggEh ssslrTae ssaf
atEs &c 3 s1lp'S e1gTsal ssenaanss azlaz
floor O. TIE bggs.lsss, II fha Maser8e hsil
rooTaa, tas gayety 81 "a. evening reacAest
IN height %n@Te a fga oFraesgra paved
we're Received ay Dir. Frank s-.5e s.ne 81
Ferry sir Frank q. TasIo. acted as noor
manager.
TIE sseona Ct TIE subscription aaaces
n.aat. n8 sas ylthsat doaiErs the pleasant
50 dance o. ina winter TIE cab dances
aAF@ ofsen TIE smallest aa& most kxclassv@
affairs Of tEp season and ne rgfnszt delight
kAl 4 ie sffsss1 aiiGs6er present Thursday
sat H@ds&e darelnS ~ tNe billiard room
w-th an excellent orchestra very ENJOY
As'.e. and TIE n@&ny pretty rooms ard al
EracttTe hooks and corners. eg1hsuced w{ta
artists ps#eiEg u numerous and large
palms. exceeded asIarIng Invitations 20 At
.s1f ne 1Afise An excellent supper x a.
- -
0f particular interes, 10 golfers - rhe
formation Of the North Pzc5gic National
1sgsf Association, which takes In the clubs
ar Tacoma, seattle. Portland EsctuTsa Sssss-
Aa95a and Naisa Wasia- Tacoma The
pate selected for the national tourgsa-
nlsnfs- TIE winner OF taess tourr aHlrgts
al ~ sent Fast TO compete N the Tsss~
tionas tOu@n3g4s ats, EsA4cd wtf snow how
our Western players rank with those IL
the East.
- -
The wednesday Evening Csacn Club was
entertained tnlS week by Mr. stuart Rec.
The substitutes fe~ the eTsaIng "egs: Ir-
ana Mrs. A G Toi4sey. 2lr. and Mrs J.
z Steeh ana Mrs. F. W. Sg3ow. The prizsss
whsca are given the memzssrs holding The
best EooTc for 4 month, were woG by Mrs-
&, h. Hurley AID afr. Alexander EsllAie-
- -
Mrs a f Ali,er,aou gave a luncheon
Wednesday entertaining Mrs. r T Oar
g.n, Mrs.. Marsh, Mr4t " II. Rust. Mss
DGrg@a aGd Miss Alice voorhees,.
- -
Maxs Amy Burnett. Mss Avs rngersoll.
81 - E.iv.ra niger so3 and Ms Earring
WI 60 10 Seatse Monday Tor the Assem-
bly, bail.
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0los But.
PART IL.
ysgs sengs-
=. Ps,swa -...--..........-'' The Verlasssne+'
s gaas.an ...-........-....'tt5ia GtazItsei hem
Mrs.. Knapp.
t&a A-atssslue .....-.+...s-.-..-...,N raageII
ID wsssz OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, .gAop.n
Miss f3sngel-
fzssass On Russian Airs. ..---.-.. -koh}er
"a, -vs.ees q "a. vols ''''' fsat,ias,eir
d Thou Art Like Unto FTo@eF.' 80.
Mis- Grace CLARK
ssise Chromaslgae, o.. -. .Lescast4zky
saraagei and conducted BY Mr.. Robert
xsssosch-)
- -.
Mrs cg.nton NJ sAaltz gave large card
psrty or Friday afternoon Tor her sister.
Ms T. fanx1sgs Andrears, who Is spend
~ TIE winter sTs Tacoma. T'isere were ten
zansas Of cinc}l. ant invitations we're - NJ
: Mrs Frank Allyn. MFa. \ e Albert~
Eswna MEs. Aiexander Battle. Ms %ei-
ssr EeuTgeff Mrs. \. AZ Baker MTg. ID.
aTosn: Mrs- J Il. BFsdlez. Mrs. . 4
ecss Mrs. l. D. camps,clj. An. T. r
osgxin Mes Mars Sifs F. DodweH.
Ms 81. Fl Eaton. Mrs. NJ ". Graz Mr..
III L. >.
b Havslea. Mrs & u Hur,ey. Mira W r.,
Haeser Mra j. r.. Hopkins. Airs. g. l..
Hss7nes Mrsa a Z. Johnson. Mrs. :. ~
sseksau Mrs. William yo0es. Ars. l. 4
Nasniag Alrs Ralph Meteaif AATk w.
A ssarrae. Afgs Donald Mcdonald. Af4%
1 " Rowe Mrs. OTIS Spr3Esie. Mrs. Clln-
san snow Ieri Mrs J. =. seat. Ms. :. &.
snsss. Mrs. 4. r priehari. Mis- s. a.
Perkins, Mrs.. IS e. II are, airs. j. a.
Parkery. Mrs Kuooie, Mrs J. II, Montan-
4ss Mrs sn Il Mn u Tn B53s NJ NJ. sS, g
sss MT Arsirvws Rere assisted 5y Mrs.
NsteAf, Mrs Bradley ana Mrs. Scott.
- -
Gard party was given Tuesday night
y W ard Mrs a. NJ inEvTHz9ii Tor Miss
afrs 81 Chicago. who X sheir gtSsst.
Pfesre~lre cineh was played during the
.Fs1Ex and hafs}F9Fne grigss AWARDED
ne seFfuuats q rnegs were AIRS. L. Il.
kxnetss Mr. tians l.. Gfsse and Airs
szss tha game Nj and Agrz fugersoITs
gsNs we're Ar- end Mrs. William Jones,
Z. ADJ Aifs " Z. Hacker. M~. ans Mrs.
C,aeear. Mr and Mrs. Waiter Oakes.
VI, ard Mira Ians T.. 0lese Mr. and Mr.
! " Afi,ier ir SIR and Mrs. AleSAu,;er
BAIL. Mr. sind Ais r g. 9r,,gss. NJ.
seasne Bailey, Mr. ans AIRS. " \. ba.l.
NJ and Mrs. T.. Il Naming. Mrs. II. e.
Potter Mrs George Brow ne. Mrs. q. G..
gssner. Mrs II .. Foster Mn. J 6
aymp!a Msss burnett, of Seattle Mr. +
naa AR a q laEiehard. Mr.. j x EgoN7ae.
NJ & Howell Nj. George BROWNS. IL.
r.. Mr II 0s.grs. Mr. q /. M4au,
kr. J. +. Coa3gsl aIr. Z " Lno%
There ~as s. iasxe sudfense n the s..
eeeilsa Club concert nn Monday alRht ~
o. sserus Ran, a'1d ~ spite of SIS being
Ysr~ stormy uiEak ths majority were su
s'-4sh HAY
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TIE board ~ exFanrfs o0 srsalar affairs
ras tse-s ezsabI.sAess n 'Ae Lea.ssa p1sIa-
&ns Il ~ asssa3nE -usI. i. o..
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~ IENN G. Cn SOUTH
Terry Denny nsfIsi.
- Importers .na 'esbsrs Of
Cigars and Tobacco. Smokers Articles, Etc.
COLUMBIA CITY NOTES.

Literary Ladies' and jefferson Brick
Andrew Lang IN the Fortnlghtiy Review.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-21
Notice.

For the benefit of the public, and tax.
payers Of Williams county in particular,
l will submit you the full assessments of
the different commissioner districts, also
the different school districts, showing
the amounts levied, and the rate Of tax
alton, for the Town of Wllliston and
each school district for the ensuing year:
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. l.
Town Of Williston, assessor ent. So, l3l,
levied. 81 500.
Wiliston Special School District, as
sessment, $246, 1929; levied. $4,000.
Bufor'i School District No. S, assess
ment, $74 1888; levied, $435.
Total assessment for commissioner dis
trict No. !. $4l3.75S.
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 2.
Stony Creek School District No. 3, as
sessment, $52,1So; levied, $500.
COMMISSIONER DISTRICT NO. 3.
Nesson School District No. 2, assess
ment. Sill POI; LEVIED. 81 100.
Grinnel School District No. 4, assess
ment, $l06,046 levied, $500.
Total assessment for commissioner dis
trict No. 3, S2l7,307.
= Making grand total assessment in
Williams county of $691. l23; an increase
of $l6l ,l23 oyer the year Of 1898.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-21
Notice of Contest.

Department Of the Interior. United States Land
once, Minot, N. D., September g. 1899
A sutfcient contest affidavit having been filed
In this office by George r. Rowell Jr., contestant
against homestead entry No. 155, made Septem.
Der 4th. 1894 for The sell neN and neL sell and
81 sea, section 10. township 154, range 100, by
William &. Cooper, contestee in which it is al
legged that the sal William G. Cooper died ut
the Town of WillistOn, N D.. on the 10th day of
December, 1897, leaving no widow and for more
than two years prior to his death had tailed to
comply with the law relative to residence upon
and cultivation Of sal land. and wholly aban-
doned the same; that the heirs of the said Will
liam &. Cooper, deceased. have never complied
with law relative to the cultivation of said land,
and for more than a year last past have wholly
abandoned the same, and that said alleged alb
sence from said land was not due to employ
ment in the army or navy of the United States in
time OF war; said parties are hereby notified to
appear spond and offer evidence touching said
allegation, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on October q,
1899, before James W. Truax, judge of the coun-
ty court OF Williams county, n. D.. at Willistun,
N. D., and that final hearing will be held at 10
O'Clock a. nj on October %, 1899. before the reg
lister and receiver of the United States land oitce
in Minot, N. D.
The said contestant having. in proper aft
davit. He'd September 9th, 1899, set forth facts
which show that after due diligence personal
service of this notice can not be made. it is here
by ordered and directed that such notice he
given by due and proper publication.
THOMAS f. DISCARD, Register.
seD7 AIMEE L. HANsCoM. Receiver
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-21
JamestCWn's New Bank.

jamestown, Sept. Ia meeting was
held Saturday of the stockholders Of the
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, when a
formal organization Of the bank was
made. The following officers were
elected:
Observation-Disclosures Murphy.
Vice President-C. A. Klaus.
Cash,er-Joln F.. Webber.
The following board of directors was
elected: NJ. F. Murphy, Grand Forks,
Stephen Collins. Grand Gorks, John e.
Martin. Darlington, A. NJ. Halstead, c..
A. Klaus. John T. Webber and NJ. Muir.
ply Of jamestown.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-21
G.. N. Wreck.

That GIN. wreck at Harlem, Mont,
Wednesday was a decidedly serious af-
fair. The engine, tender, baggage and
mail cars and two coaches were derail-
ed. The injured were Mail Clerk Lam
non, badly shaken up, but not serious;
Fireman McDernott, back injured;
Engineer Jones, broken arm; Harry
Lnnd, stock inspector, slight; John
Fleming, stock buyer, slight: Tom
Matthews, Fort Benton, slight; Sheriff
Tom Clary, Fort Benton, slight. All
the passengers were more or less shaken
up. The mail car was badly byttered
up.
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Nessou Notes.

Mr.. Thorson finishe threshing last
Thursday night. In four days he
threshed out nearly 10000 bushels OF
oats and wheat The work was thor
oughly done under the able supervision
Of Ole Thofson. without single break
down. The boys we're RECALLED at the
finish with 1O-gallon key of beer.
H. A. Nelson sold l,ls beef cattle to
Mr.. Hughes, of the firm of Yale &
Huges.
johnson d Barstad, and Also Mr..
Wescott and his con commenced thrash
ing Tuesday. They have an extra good
crop of wheat, oats and barley
No frost vet to hurt garden stuff here.
Potatoes are ready for digging, and the
crop promises big yield this year.
Chas. Baldwin has been here, getting
ready to build a new stable on his ranch.
HaYing in this section is nearly
through with.
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District Court Notice.

State of North Dakota.
County of Williams.
In District Court-Second Judicial Dis
trict.
In the matter Of the holding Of the
September, 1899, term of the District
court in and for said County, and the
drawing and summoning of petit Jury
therefore.
The regular term Of the District court
in and for said County having been
fixed by law to be held on the fourth
Monday in September of each year, be-
ing for the year 1899, Monday Septem.
Der 25th, and a necessity existing for the
holding of said term at said time, it is
therefore:
Ordered: That regular term of the
District court in and for said Williams
County be held at the court house in
| the village Of Williston in said County
commencing on Monday September
25th, 1899, at 10 o'clock. a. M, and that
said term be postponed to October 10th,
1899, at 9 O'Clock, a. m.
Ordered further: That petit Jury
consisting of thirty persons be drawn
and summoned to act as petit jurors for
said term of court. and to appear at the
court house in the village of Wllliston
in said County at 8 O'Clock Of said day
to-wit; October 10Th, 1899, then and
there to act and serve as petit jurors for
said term Of court.
Ordered further: That the clerk of
this court, before the drawing of said
jury from the box containing the 200
names furnished by the board of county
commissioners from which to select
jurors. that he issue notice notifying
the attorneys and all officers who are
provided by law to assist him in the
drawing of said jury, of the time and
place of such drawing, and at said time
and place said officers and the clerk of
this court proceed in the manner pro-
vided by law and draw said thirty names
from said box.
Ordered further: That after such
drawing that the clerk issue his venire
to the sheriff of said county command
ing him forthwith to summons said
thirty persons to be and appear at the
court house in the village Of Wlliston
on Monday October 10Th, A. D. 1899, at
8 o'clock of said Gay then and there to
act AS petit jurors for said term of court.
Ordered further: That the sheriff
forthwith serve such yen1re upon said
thirty persons and that he make due
return of his doings thereon and file the
same with the clerk of this court.
Ordered further;' That the clerk of
this court open said court ON Monday
September 25th. 1899, at 10 o'clock a. M,
and adjourn and postpone said term I'M
til Monday October l6, 1899, at o'clock
a. M, and said term is hereby adjourned
and postponed from September 18th, to
October 10Th, 1899, at o'clock a. M,
and said clerk is ordered to note this
order and such adjournment and OPEN
ing Of court on his minutes.
Done at Chambers in Devils Lake, N.
D., this 18th day of September, A. D.1S99.
D. E. MORGAN, Judge.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1899-09-21
ADDITIONAL LOCALS.

Tie large new residence just com
pleted east of Bruegger Bros double
brick residence, is owned by Frank Poe.
He moved his family into it last Satur-
day, and he feels as proud as anybody
naturally would with such nice house.
p. f. Bervig Of Hillsboro, represe Mt
ing the lumber firm of Dahl & Hagen,
was in the city this week the guest Of
Mr.. Olaf Bergl of the Hotel Columbia.
Mr.. Bergh and Mr.. Bervig are old ac
quaintances. having spent their boy
hood days together in the good old state
Of Wisconsin. Mr.. BeryiR is on his way
to the Pacific coast, and took advantage
Of the occasion to visit his old friend and
comrade.
There is talk that the Great Northern
intends tearing down the coal shed
built at the foot Of Main street, and
erect new 20-pocket coal house farther
west, near the present round house. The
new building will be 50 constructed as
to deliver coal to engines on the main
track on one side, and to engines oper-
ating OH a side track at the other side.
This will leave the main track practi-
cally free and umobstructed.
John L. Clements and his wife, for
merly of Towner, but who are now liv-
ing on ranch near the mouth of the
White Earth river, came up from Chill
colt last Monday. This was Mrs. Glenn
eats FIRST visit to Williston, and she is
80 delighted with the place that she in
tends making John buy a lot and build
here, so they can have winter resi-
dence in the city, and avail themselves
of the opportunity for educating their
children. ~.
The Miners gave one of their unique
and pleasing entertainments at Odd
Fellows hall last Friday evening. The
attendance was not large, but the per-
Torrance was appreciated by every
lover of the dramatic art. Mr.. and
Mrs. Miner are artists of 10 mean ability,
and for two people put up an excellent
show. Mr.. Miner possesses tact found
in few actors, and in his PRESERVATION
and character acting, which are hard at
all times, he is par excellence.
NJ. E. Mckee, special instructor of
engineers, was at the Great Northern
yards in this city with his obstruction
Car" for several days this week, giving
lectures to Great Northern employees up.
on engineering subjects. Mr.. Mckee is a
thourough master of the subjects in
which locomotive engineers are particu
larly interested, and handles his ex.
plantations in logical, practical and
comprehensive manner. The Great
Northern boys making their headquar-
tiers at Williston listen to his lectures
sttentively, and declare themselves
more than pleased with the instructive
lessons they have received from his
talks and practical tests.