Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-11-28
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Edward Rebrud. Z popular merchant
Of the thriving village Of White Earth
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Myrtle Williams of White. Earth
is in the city, guest Of her sister. Mrs.
E. r. Brownson, until Monday.
FOR sALE--Pure bred Belgian harea,
For Information and prices inquire Of
GEORGE b. MCKAY. Nesson. N. D.
Guy Williams and nephew, Master
True Williams. of White Earth are il
the city to remain until after Thanks.
giving.
George Hutchinson OF Hofflnnd, who
has been enjoying deer hunt at Spanish
Point. was in this city the latter part 81
last week.
A marriage license was Issued by Judge
Truax on November 10th 1901, to Mr..
Carl ]. johnson and Miss Matilda New.
man, both Of Hoftlunt, N. D.
The Glasgow Review says that Jack
Humphrey was fined $25 by Judge Tat
tan on Thursday Of last week for mis-.
conduct while on the witness stand.
II you have anv personal items you
would like to see in print it is your own
fault if they fail to appear. We want
and will gladly print them if you will
bring or send them in.
Il is said that the coroner's jury which
investigated tho late wreck on the Great
Northern near CuIbertson, Montsna,
brought in verdict OF negigsncs on the
part OF the train dispatcher.
Carl Kemna. Of the Buford Mercantile
Co.. came down from Buford Tuesday
evening, accompanied by his neice, Miss
Annie kemna. They are taking in The
Catholic fair aud enjoying themselves
generally.
Attention is directed 10 the now nd.
ye:tisement of William Snyder, who has
decided to add line of shoes to hia
stock of merchandise. The goods will b.
on the shelves in few days. when an
examination of goods and prices il d.
sired.
Our old and highly respected fellows
townslnan, Chris Anderson, intends yls.
iting his old home inDenmark the coming
winter. He will leave Williston on his
long trip across the Atlantic about Sat.
urdny and his many warm friends lhere
will wish Godspeed on Ills journey, .
pleasant voyage and safe return.
d. &. TAFT, who assumed the position
of roundhouse foreman IT this pIscs Z
few weeks ago, resigned his position and
has been succeeded by Philip O'Neil,
late Of Spokane. Wash. There hes boon
80 mucl,work in this department recently
that the roundhouse foremen have been
compelled TO put in a number Of hours
day overtime.
Mrs. w. S. Dunn has received . teles
gram from her brother Johnny, an.
nonncing the death OF their father. John
Parks, which occurred last Friday morn.
ing. It is only few weeks since Mrs.
Dunn returned from visit to her father
at Dog Den, where she left the old gers
tleman enjoying unusually good health.
Mr.. Parks WAS in his 10th year, and
leaves several grown-up sons and dsugh-
ters to mourn his demise.
The Royal Neigbbors of Willlston are
perfectin9 arrangements to give grand
Handkerchief and Apron SsIs" on
Wednesday evening, Dec. Is. In con.
nection with the sale dance and chick
en- supper are arranged for. and the
Royal Neighbors hope to make il royal
occasion and have 'jolly royal tlme."
In fact, everybody will be "royslly" en-.
tertained.
Special attention is cslIed to the adj
vertise,nent Of O. A. Ripple, onr local
taxidermist. Mr.. Ripple hss many fine
specimens of animals and birds NJ. ich
he has mounted during the past two or
three years, and which reflect great
credit upon him as an artist IN his lines
1t will pay anyone having birds or ami.
mails they desire to preserve In their
natural appearance, to call snd examine
Mr.. RupIe's work.
II would be a pleasure TO 10 if people
knowing themselves indebted to the
Graphic on subscription. would como
forward and paw up their arressages.
We can make good use Of the money,
aud it might help us to pay our debts.
P'ease dig down into your pockets and
see il you can find anything else than
tobacco dust and shingle nails to tickle
our palate and dazzle our eyes with.
WANTED-sEvERAL PERSONS OF CHAR
acter and good reputation In esch state Zone In
this county requiredl to represent and advertiae