Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-18

j. C. Gregorson, in the Tande district
has burned kiln of lime.
Send your buggy to WOODLEY'S
and have it painted. "
Chris Anderson left for Chicago last
Sunday with the Freeman-Zahl ship
ment' Of beef cattle.
The change in the ,Bruegger Mercan-
tile Co.'s advertisement this week is in
teresting reading for everybody.
Eli Signal of Wheelock has been in
this city the past few days treating for
serious affection of the throat with DR..
Clancy.
Our old friend Preston Stewart, from
the Montana side of the Yellowstone,
vas a welcome caller at the Graphic Of
| fee Tuesday.
Mrs. VIM. Rhea, of,Kenneth. Mont,
is in thereby this week visiting friends
and relatives. She expects to return to
her home at Kenneth to morrow even.
ing.
W.:D. 'Parshall left last .week;for Fari.
bault, MIMI, whittier he was summoned
by the death of brother, the particu.
lars of which va are at pressnt unable
toslearn.
Edgar VanAntwerp, of AlYent, Mich,
is the new clerk Employed at Stroud
Bros store. Mr.. |VsdAntwerp comes
here we'll recomm{pded as a courteous
and capable gentleman.
Wood is scarce article in Williston
at present writing. The great increase
of population has created q greater de.
mand for fuel than was anticipated, and
therefor the supply is short.
Fay Barker of Aten, Neb. a nephew
of Mrs. s. Brownell of this city arrived
.heretthe latter part Of last week and ex-
poets to spend the winter here, attend
ing school and deviling for the Graphic.
&c. Bailly of ST. Paul, recently of
Butte, Mont, whe re be has been en-
ployed on the Butte Inter. Mountain,
has accepted the position Of head book
keeper of the ,Bruegger Mercantile Co.
at this place.
Mrs. I. A. Cakes and two children of
Anoka, Mimi, are visiting with her
brother, William H. Denny, of this city,
for a few days before leaving to join her
! husband, who in business at Culbertson,
Montana.
FOUND-A waterproof cape. Call at
the Graphic Office.
A very pleasant reception was given
the teachers attending the institute here
last Tuesday eveninget the copAhouse.
The program consisted of shQf speeches
by Messrs, Stewart, Vald,6 and Over
son, few musical reflections by Mrs.
Miller and Miss Benton, and a solo by
Mrs. Hardaway, after which refresh
ments and march closed the evenings
exercises.
NOTICE.-Sunday School every Sun
day, at 10 O'Clock q. NJ, at the Catholic
church.
JIM. Devine, Superintendent of public
instruction, arrived in Williston yester
day morning, which was somewhat of
surp rise, though very welcome one, as
he was not expected until tomorrow.
Mr.. Deyine's assistance in institute work
is highly appreciated by Conductor
Brownson, while his presence at the in
stitute creates new interest among the
teachers and constitutes an additional
incentive for them to put forth greater
efforts in their work.
WALL PAPER cents per roll. Dor
ders, same price, at WOODLEY'S.
LOST-Between Williston and the
second railroad crossing east Of the city,
small package containing two silver
forks, one marked &c" and the other
"D", one shirt waist gold set, and an old
broken locket. The package was wrap.
ped in green paper, and was addressed
to re. V. Rodden, Chicago, H." The
finder will confer great favor by leav.
ing the same at the Graphic Office, or
returning it 10 the undersigned.
Mas. G.. P. HARRIS.
Williston. N. D., September 18th, 1902.
Manly Harshman, manager of the
Kalispell Flour Mill Co., was in the city
last Sunday and Monday. on business
connected with his firm. The Kalispen
mill has been recently remodeled, hav-
ing it's capacity increased from 100-bar-
rel mill to 300 barrel mill, with all the
very latest Improvements for the manu-
factrre Of q superior grade of -four, and
is now one of the best mills for its size
in the United States. Mr.. Harshmsn
hss been arranging with the Williston
merchants for the sale of bis -four, and
inssmuch Is the -four produced by the
foregoing firm is equal. if not superior,
10 hot vnnlA iv,k hn