Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-05-16
Price. 81 pei. Year

II. "A. Carey WAS up from Hofflund
Monday.
George Young WAS down from lBafos6
Monday. I'll /.
Z. f. Jones and Elmer Ward ofBufosA
were in this city on Friday.
Thos. Freeman Was down from h2
Little Muddy ranth Monday.
j. d. Prentice and John Mcleod I'd
Grafton, N. D., are in WilliGton .to.dak
on business.
Steam Heating Furnace and Boiler
for sale ch-ap.-Inquire at the Great
! Northern Hotel.
The roundup and branding Of t.orsss
is row on, and everybody owning an
extra number of- -saninss Arss ssa.Iassedin. 4
the business.
Fl. L. Moody of'Hope, n. D.. 'Sscentk
editor of the Hope Roneer, Eas . WiSi.
tor in Williston this week prospecting
for the location Of a life insurance Office.
Joe Cornish is the father Of biz
bouncing baby boy. The young gentle.
man arrived Just in time to help hin
mother in the MAY house. cleaning pro-
gram.
Mrs. Lawrence of Texas, photoRrs.
pher who is taking views in different
| hn OF
Williston Monday on her way to tho
far West.
Samuel Boyd Of Rolla passed through
this city Tuesday enroute, to. the Yellow
| stone cenntry to gather up number tT
stray horses Of his that are reported p
be there.
G. w. Tayl ylor of Fargo, the genial s1edt
of the UnionlCentra Life 1naitRnce CO.
| of Cincinnati, spent several days lin the
city this week in the iinterest 'os lias
| company.
Attorney Sanders from st. Paul was il
the city Tuesday in the interest of the
Northern Pacific in the contest case Of
Harris, as administrator against tho
Northern Pacific.
Clarence Ross, for some time COM
positor in the Graphic Office, has charge
Of the Stony Creek Dairy Co.'s milk
wagon, in place Of Sidney Zimmerman
who has resigned.
Ex Deputy u. s. Marshal Hurst 4of
Devils Lake was in the city Monday en-
route to Buford. where he had papersito
serve in the case Of Sweetman versrn
the Great Northern.
The Graphic IL indebted to G. C.,Gow-
ran & Co., bond'brokers of Grant 6Orka,
fora very handy rubber dater-an af-
vertisinu souvenir sent out to thef5lsnds
of that popular firm.
G. P. Collins Of Grand Forks was in
the city Sunday enroute to the Yellow
stone, where he goes on visit to his
son who has stock ranch located about
Is miles south of Buford.
Rev. Sheridan came in from the east
Monday evening, and held Episcopal
services at the Congregational church
Tuesday evening. Tuesday morning the
rite OF Holy Communion was celebrated.
FOR RENT-Dwelllng house 1880. 4
rooms and wood shed on Gates ave-,
near Methodist Church. 500 per
month. 'CorKLAsyDlE Il s0sssasdss.
We were pleasedt to see Alex McAskilI,
one of.the & iEst OF the old timers in thj6
section, on our streets the fore spart II
this week. Mr. McAskill is supsfinten-
dent Of n. NJ. Shannon's horse ranch de
Spanish Point ct the present,titne.
STRAYED-One grey horse shout 2
wears old, sometime last fall. branded
diamond w on left thigh and left shoul-
der. A liberal reward'is offered for its
return to OLE BHsN.
WilEston. N. d. Mays6th. apfL.
A surprise party was given Miss Cher
ry Harris by a number of her friends 1t
the home Of her mother just east i0f thin
city, last Friday evening. The occasion
was the celebration Of Miss Cherryfs
fifteenth birthday and will be long and
pleasantly remembered by her. Dane.
ing was INDUCED in. and during tho
evening delicious refreshments were
served. About thirty five young people
were present, all Of whom enjoyed .
delightful time until the early morning
hours.
STRAYED-From Ole Brvn's ranch
sometime during the fore psrt Of the
winter, one red yearling heller, with
star in forehead 3
branded
a suitable reward will be psH Eor IN
formation leading to it's recovery.
Address: OLE BasE or 'G. u. WsohAs.
Williston, N. d.