Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-09-26
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Have you read BruegRer Mercantile
Co.'s I'd?
Mrs. J. B. Rosencrans of Tioga was
in the citv to-day.
Fall Stock Of WALL PAPER just re-.
ceived at WOODLEY's.
' A dance was given last Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Yannlck at which q
good time was reported. ...-.
John Peschek, who has located on the
south side with several hundred head of
cattle. was in WilIiston Monday.
A dance will be given at the Opera
Hall Tomorrow evening. A good time
10 anticipated and everyone is invited
to attend.
A broncho, that did not want to be
'broke" kept John Olson busy for a
while last week. Later job on q
buggy kept the blacksmith busy.
You'll miss rare treat il you do not
attend the grand Majestic cooking ex-
hibit next week At Bruegger Mercantile
Co. . department store.
Mrs. I. c. Stewart and son. Floyd, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Stewards
parents in Bemidji. Mlnn., for mum.
Der OF weeks, returned home Sunday
morning.
The parsonage committee OF the Con.
greRational church desire to return their
thanks to those who so kindly and ably
assisted in the rendition of Botany Bsy
at the Opera House last Tuesday evening.
Clarence Ross, the faithful and trusty
driver of the Stony Greek Dairy wagon,
last week cut his foot while engaged in
cbopping in the timber, and for couple
of DAYS was obliged to have an assistant.
But he's all right now.
No ware made compares with the
"Majestic". The full set is worth $3.50,
but we're going to give set free with
every Majestic Range sold at our ex-
hibit next week.
BRUHGGER MERCANTILE Co.
A telegram received this morning from
Thoe. Freeman At Chicago, announces
the cheering fact that the steers shipped
from here last Saturday by himself and
DOC. Z4hl, we're sol" yesterday by Al
lenberR & Co. at 5 cents. Not bad
price for range steers. They topped the
market in quality and price.
WilIiston will I've we'll represented at
the state university at Grand Forks this
year, as four young ladies from this place
will be in attendance. namely: Misses
Cora Barnfsther, Rose and Vic Freeman
and Mabel Metzger. The latter has been
at the university for two years, while
the three former will enter as Freshmen.
Mrs. Carrie R. Baldwin. representing
the Children's Home Society Of North
Dakota, located At Fargo, has been n
visitor i'm the city for several days the
past week. She came from Fargo to
bring an infant girl to family at White
Earth. where she left her charge and
came on to this city. She gave a talk at
the Congregational church last Sunday
evening, and expects to arrange for an
entertainment Mt the Opera House next
week for the benefit of the Home.
Court conveyed in regular session last
Monday. with Judge Cowan on the
bench, and cold Reliable" Charley Tav-
lor, conrt sten"Rrapher, occupying his
usual seat. The criminal cases Of the
State W. Louis Lester and Joe Falcon,
State w. Dan. Mcdonald and John V.
Deter, and State vs. J. ). Sherry, were
continued. There were no civil c,ses
on the docket, except that Of Carey VS..
Barstad, the latter being carried over
until next term. Falcon. Mcdonald and
Deter having failed to respon,i when
their names were called. the Judge de-
clxred their bonds forfeited, and order
ed bench warrants issued in their cases,
fixing the amount OF bonds IN each case
at $500.