Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1901-04-25
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Joe Stroud WAS in the city to-day.
Frank Barlsch was down from
Trenton Tuesday.
A big timber fire is raging Oh the south
side Of the Missouri. opposite W il.lstOu
Charley, Becker and D. Kerr were
down from their Eight Mile ranche9
Yesterday.
William Mckay is at Malta. Mont.j
where he has the contract for painting
and finishing large hotel there.
Mrs. A. NJ. King has opened her ice
cream parlors and intends serving leo
cream and cake from this time on, 10 all
.ls.ve,s Of those dslicacies.
Earl Richards left Tuesday morning
for Chinook, Mont, where he will assist
his father in the finishing Of some build
ings Lease & Richards have under con.
tract there.
for sale cheap.-Inquire at the Great
Northern Hotel.
fl. D. Edmonds. who has spent the
past winter visiting friends in st. Louis,
Mo-, returned to Williston last Monday
and is again officiating behind the coun.
ters at Hedderich Bros. Il Co.'s store.
Mate House Of Towner lost his fur
overcoat last Monday on the road near
Tande's, which was found short time
afterwards by Spurgeon Stewart and
brought TO the Graphic office for its
owner.
With snow storms and billiards. In
Kentucky, and Pennsylvania. Floods
in Ohio, snow in Nebraska North DakOtt
seems to be the banner State. We have
been ENJOYING June weather for tue past
month.
First take yonr home paper then snbs
scribe for the st. Paul Dispatch. twenty.
five cents per month.
Rev. W. H. Gooderham, formerly
pastor Of the NJ. 4. church Of this place.
is now stationed nc NorthwoOd. Rev.
II. 6. Hardenbrook, who preceded Mr..
Gooderham has been given y charge at
Ludden.
Tom Allen came down from the Yell
lowstone last Saturday. The change OF
atmosphere didn't seem to agree witk
him and in. an unguarded moment
Saturday night he ran up against tbs
worst OF it.
Applications for water rights under
the new law made out by the UNDER
signed. We are the only firm IN this
part Of the state having blanks Reces-
sary for that business.
COPELAND 4 OyERs0N.
Judge Cowan's mother died at her
home in Leeds, N. D., on the l4th inst.
which accounts for his failure to hold
court here on the 18th, as per adjourn
ment. The sympathies Of the Graphic
and the many friends IN Wllliston are
extended Judge Cowan in this beresve-
ment.
A per. centage of the proceeds OF the
play to be given ut the Opera House on
Friday evening Of next week will be de.
voted to the purchase OF parapherDslis
for the Wllliston gymnasium. Among
the specaltes in the play will be intro
duced an exhibition of few exercises
by the advanced classes, which promiss
to be OF u very interesting character
Further mention OF this feature OF the
entertainment will be made next week
A photograph OF the new ferryoost
can he seen at the First National Bank
81 this city. It ia first-class boat OF its
kind. and will do all that will be re-
ouired Of it. Itis 81 feet long by lo4
feet wide, and is propelled by l7-horse
power gasoline engine, which gives It
plenty Of power. SO that it will be able
to run up stream rs we'll as straight
across. The fact that the boat will BE-
run M the Missouri from South Dakota
is sufficient guaranty of its ability to per-
firm all work that may be required OF IT.