Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1900-11-01
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

>Thos Costello was up from Grinnell
yesterday.
L. M. Marmon was a visitor from Grin
neil the past week.
John Mercer, Sr. of Buford, was bus
mess visitor here last Friday.
Look out for an entertainment at the
M. f. church on election night.
Malcolm Mckay and Fred Smith rep
resented Nesson in the city yesterday.
Highest cash price paid for good milk
cows. STONY CREEK DAIRY Co.
Ole Halverson of Hoftlund, was a
pleasant caller at this office on Saturday
of last week.
w. r. Bennett and George Littletield
from Nesson are in attendance ut the in
stitute this week.
Or. Crewe of Devils Lake, the State
Veterinarian was at Williston couple
of days last week.
W The dog poi11her has reached Havre,
fourteen dogs poisoned in one day, was
the record there
Gust Johnson and w. w. Barsted of
.,Hoffiund were in town on business Tues
day and Wednesday.
Halvor Thorson, the Bonanza Farmer
of Nesson, was calling on friends in this
place Friday and Saturday.
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Owing to the teachers institute being
held this week. the pupils are having a
vacation and enjoying lots OF fun.
A new line of Carpets, Mattings and
Bugs just received at the Big Store.
tIEDDER1CH Bros. & Co.
Nick Moore formerly of this place but
now located at Poplar, Mont. was busy
shaking hands with friends here this
week.
Make your wife happy! Buy Dia.
mond Willow wood, cut ready for the
stove. Better than Ash. For sale by
E. A. Sharp.
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complete market page of aEy Twin City
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subscription.
Miss Sarah Mercer has been down
from Buford the past week on education
al work. Last Friday she took an exam
.inaton before Supt. Waldron, and this
week is being devoted to institute work.
Hon. John Burke, of Rolla, candidate
for district judge, arrived in the'city this
morning on campaigning tour. He de-
livered an address on the political issues
at the Opera House THIS afternoon to a
fairly large audience.
LLOYD Dow, of the Stony Creek Stock
and Dairy Co. who went to his home in
Madison for visit about a month ago,
has concluded to remain in Madison
during the winter. He will attend the
Agricultural and Dairy School of the
University of Wisconsin which is located
there.
The Teachers Institute in session this
week at the school house has been sue
cess in every respect. Thirteen teach
.ers are in attendance and most of the
school work was as thoroughly gone over
as nossiule in the short space of time.
Prof F. J. Callahan is conductor and
the teachers are much pleased with his
work. Some sort of social recreation in
,.be nature of an outing is expected to-
,,,orrow afternoon at the close Of the ses-
.sion.
While feoing with revolver last
Monday. Branch Young. the l4-year-
Old son of VIM. Young, living three
miles west Of this city, accidentally shot
himself lin the leg How the revolver
was discharged the boy does not seem
To know. but he narrowly escaped losing
limb for the ball, which was ~ WIN
chester. passed downward through the
calf Of the leg, just grazing the bone
Dr.. VanDyke was called to dress the
vouna. and is in possession oftthe buRet,
and he says had the bali struck square
.aoa;, at the bone it would have shattered
it SO badly that amputation would have
.;,eeu. a matter Of necessity