Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-31
Official Paper Of Williams County,
wHIiston. N. D., July 81. 1902.
Judge Leonhardy made bushes
trip to Whi,e Earth last Friday.

Judge Leonhardy made business
trip to White Earth last Friday.
WALL PAPER scents per roll. Bor-
ders, same price, at WOODLEY's.
William Class, one OF the business men
of RAY, was in the city last Monday and
made the Graphic office a very pleasant
CALL.
Mrs. /. L. Brookslets Saturday even.
ing for her former home in Detroit,
Mich, where she will visit with rela-
tives and friends for the next month";.
E. A. Sharp has bought the Rowell
lots east Of the courthouse, upon the
rear of which he is building large
stable. We understand that he intends
building new residence in the near
future upon the same lots.
Mrs. John Mercer, sr., and her daugh-
ters Sarah and Kate, were down from
Buford Sunday attending services at the
Catholic church, and on Monday the
young ladies made entries of desert land
claims on the south side of the Missouri
river.
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. are con.
structing barn on the corner Of Gates
avenue and Broadway for the benefit Of
their dray and delivery teams. and are
extending their lumber yard another,
fourth of q block, putting in another 100
foot shed on Gates avenue.
Uncle Mic. Bruegger returned from
Watertown, Wis.,. last Friday, really
glad to again breathe the pure. faithful
ozone of North Dakota. When he left
here he intended to remain at Water.
town, but somehow the change didn't
prove satisfactory, hence bis return.
The making of brick at the nov brick
yard started this spring near x6e sight of
the old saw mill, On Mrs/ LeDosquet's
land, which is under thS supervision of
W. H. Smith, is pd oa16ssing very nicely.
and Mr., Smith exRStts to. begin burning
., couple Of kilns Within the next two
weeks.
Mrs. Samuel Cargo Of Towner. and
Mrs. VIM. Tancre of Hoflund. were Wis.
itors in Williston last week and made
the Graphic Office friendly call. Mrs.
Cargo is visiting at the home of Mrs.
Tancre at Hoflund, the ladies having
been friends and neighbors years ago
at Towner.
The Graphic is under obligation to
Messrs. Furness and Lorin, president
and secretary respectively of the North
Dakota State Fair Association for com.
plimentary pass to the fair grounds at
Mandan, during the holding of the state
fair in that city on September 23rd. Oath,
25th and 26th.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fraser of Glasgow,
Mont, surprised their many friends and
relatives in this city by dropping in up
on them without previous notice, last
Monday evening. Mr.. Fraser returned
Tuesday morning, but Mrs. Fraser re-
mains for few days the guest of her
sister, Mrs. ]. w. Snider.
Children's Day will be appro priately
observed at the Congregational Sunday
School next Sunday evening. There
will be an interesting program consist
ing of vocal aud instrumental music,
Rotations, etc. Children's day should
have been celebrated some time since
but was necessarily postponed.
Charley Adams, the man whom Frank
Conlin had helping him hunt stray
horses over in the Deep River country.
in Bottineau county, skipped with Mr..
Conlin's saddle horse, and has not been
heard from since. The horse was
branded Is on left shoulder, so if any
body runs across such horse it will be
we'll to also look out for the man.
Boyd Bros. arrived in the city yester-
day with fifteen head of fine horses,
to their taking possession of
the livery business recently purchased
of E. A. Sharp. Mr.. Sam. Boyd's fami-
ly also came, aud will at once begin
in the Sharp mansion.
Under the terms of the sale, Mr.. Sharp
tomorrow will give the Boyds formal
possession Of the property.
R. J. Markoe, who is representing the
Colony and Farm Associa.
ton, is in this city and is looking up the
country on the south eide of the Mis-.
souri, river with a view of locating a
colony of about $50 families in the new
1t is about decided that the
location will be near Cherry Creek.
The Company will do diversified farm.
ing and will engage in stock raising, etc.
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