Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-10-17
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Fred. Feigley Of Bufqrd was in WiAi.

Fred. Feigley Of Bufqrd was in WiAis.
ton Monday. ~ ~ ..,s
George Mckenzie was : siAte. at
Minot last Saturday. ''.''sii' as,s \.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Grogan were visit
ing in the city this week ~ tss III
David Colville ofthe south side Was :
business visitor in this place the lattsr
part Of last week. A
Deputy Sheriff James Moorman and
Jack Smith were up from Nesson tho
early part Of the week.
Postmaster O. D.. HoG Of. Hoftluna
WAS calling on friends in this city ths
latter part of last week.
FL. Waldron LEFT with the supply en-
for Cut Bank, Mont, last evening to bs
absent fora number Of days.
FOR sALE-Pnre bred Belgian bares,
For Information and prices. inquire ~
GEORGE Il. MCKAY, Nesson, N. D.
in. Grantier and vile OF Stroud were
in this city part Of the week, where
Mrs. Grantier is having some dental
work done.
A: +. Noble Of Buford. William HsstY
aud G. Blanchard Of Ridxelswp., Mont,
and John H. Smith, Of sidney, Mont.
were in this city Yesterday.
Thomas spellman and wife u; ,w;el;aaown
from the Yellowstone for several days.
the past week. Mr.. Spellhiah has rsn
turned to the ranch. but has lett his wife
here to receive medical treatment.
The house Of bishops elected Rev:
Charles c. Pierce. present chaplaiu Il
the 22d Infantry, u. s. A., for bishop ii
North Dakota. but the deputies rejected
him. Another election will be had.
We are glad to note that Clifford N.
Mumby, son of William MUMMY OF the
Buford Tribune, who was reporteGl. miss
ing after the fight at Balangiga, sSamar.
r. l., aud who it was feared had lost his
life is reported to be only slightly wound
ed in the elbow.
Attention Of Graphic readers is called
to the advertisement headed FREE"
wherein we offer to every new subscri6.
er who pays in advance, and$to every
old subscriber who pays up arrparages
and q year In advance, absolutely free, for
one year, the St. Paul Weekly Dispatch,
one ofthe best weekly newspapers pub
lished. Now is your time to come in.
The Great Northern Railway CO. il
putting in a large reservoir south Of the
roundhouse at this place, 1l2 feet square
and about ten feet deep. This will be
pumped full ofriver water, which will
then be allowed 70 settle, thus obvjatnR
the difficulty with the muddy water now
used. About twenty men and dozen
teams will be'kept busy for two weeks
more finishing the. work.
Miss. Edith. Williams has ,rstarnsgi %
her home in White E.srlh after q short
and very pleasant visit viii, lftindB ID
Minot. She was accompanied by her
cousin, Miss Myrtle Williams who has
taken charge of the scl,oJl.'ih itha. asity.
The yohng ladies will begrs,stly missed
by their host Of friends here and will be
welcomed back after the tbrh Of school
is OVERHEARD Co. Reporter.
A druggist in Omaha put an advertiss-
ment in the paper for clerk but stated
that no one who parted lis hsir in tho
middle need apply. When asked WHY
he objected to employing clerk who
combed his hair woman fashion lie ssid,
she wanted man to work, not az ornaI.
ment for his store" Commenting on
this, the st. Paul Daily News observes:
"Tnere is hint in this for the youD4
man of to day. The world still loves
manly man, rs it loves Z w0mAnly
woman. The effeminated man and the
masculine woman are something tolerst-
ed but never respected. To-day's sue.
cessful business man is he who is strong,
alert and above all things, manly. He
does his own thinking. He wears Whist
clothes pleases him. People,lkh0 coG6l
to him do not look ut his hair, but II they
did. they would find it badly Ittnplsd
twenty minutes after he sat doWn.xo bik
desk. He has no time TO ron % the
mirror to see that it is kept phstered
down on his forehead"
WANTED--sEVERAL PERSONS or CHAR
acter and good reputation In each state (oue "a
Old established wealthy business house Of solid
financial standing. Salary $500 weekly with
expenses additional, all payable in cash esch