Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-10-18
VOL. s. NO. l6.
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

The harvest of candidates is now on.
Fred Smith Of Nesson, was a visitor on
Saturday.
Martin Egan of Buford, had business
in Williston Friday.
The School notes were unavoidably
crowded out this week.
The Stony Creek Dairy Co. will pay
good cash prices for fresh milch COWS.
Gust Bjorkland was in town Tuesday
purchasing supplies for his Nesson ranch.
Highest sash price paid for good milk
cows. SToNy CREEK DAIRY Co.
Mrs. w. E. Irons left on No. Mon
day evening for short visit to her pa
rents at Bowbells. ,
Will Loughland and sister, Miss Min
nie, of Nesson, attended the oyster sup
per and dance last Friday evening.
Mr.. W. Angel was at Williston few
days last week under DR.. Belyea's care.
He returned to Nesson on Saturday.
A new line of Carpets, Mattings and
Rugs just received at the Big Store.
HEDDER1CH Bros. & Co.
Halvor Thorson, the Bonanza farmer
and stockman Of Nesson, visited our city
on business, matters couple OF days this
week.
O.. A. Thorson made business trip to
this place from Nesson on Friday and
while here took in the Oyster supper
and dance. am
Make your wife happy! Buy Dia.
mond Willow wood, cut ready for the
stoye. Better than Ash. For sale by
E. A. Sharp.
r. P. Whitcomb, a new conner from
South Dakota who is located on the
south side of the Missouri, was transact
ing busines in the city Tuesday.
0. D. Hof the genial and popular
merchant Of Hoflund was seen shaking
hands with his friends in this city the
fore part of this week.
Joel Walsted, who has been working
in Montana the past summer, returned
here last Saturday and went down to his
ranch at HofHund Monday.
stops the Cough
and works OF the Cold,
Laxative Bromo. Quinine Tablets cure
cold in one day. No Cure, no Pay.
Price 25 cents. 9-27 6m
The ladies of the Catholic church will
bold fair in the Opera House on Octo
Der oath and 25th, 1900. Let everybody
hold himself in readiness for that "fair"
occasion.
Miss Belle Tosteyin of St. Paul, is visit
ing for few days at the home of Mrs.
T. C. Richards. Miss Tostevin has been
teaching school in Montana and is on
her way home.
The dog poisoner has arrived in Will
]iston and a number of dogs are the VIC
Tins of the cowardly fend's work. A
finely bred hunting dog belonging to ye
senior scribe was one of the victims.
The pet deer belonging to Mrs. J. B.
Yuill accompanied her to town one day
last week to have its picture taken be-
fore it took its departure for the east,
where it will hereafter make its home.
The furniture and fixtures for the
First National Bank of Willston arrived
here Tuesday and haye been placed IN
the new bank building adjoining the
Bruegger Mercantile Co.'S. department
store.
Thos. Nordby Of Hotlund, was in the
city Monday and treated ye scribe to
one of j. Buckley's finest Estate Seals"
He says the boy tipped the scales at Ii
pounds before breakfast on the morning
he was born, Sept. 25th.
R. Bennett of Nesson, was visitor
in town Saturdar and Sunday. Mr.. Ben
nett's school at Nesson will close OH Fri
day for short vacation, after which Mr..
Bennett Will have charge of it for anoth-
er three months term.
Ex-State Senator w. E. Mansfield,
who has been hunting in this vicinity for
tile past week, left for his home at Mi
not Tuesday. The Senator says he had
splendid luck, and in company with |
Billy Doyle succeeded in bagging six fine
deer
Chas. Taylor. the genial and popular
stenographer of Judge Morgan's court,
.aae.a.o,>;oa h., n Cloualond came |