Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Get your " Derby at Bruegger's.
Doc. .Zahl came down from his ranch
yesterday.
Captain David King of Buford was
visitor in our city yesterday.
The Monitor Wind Mills are the best.
MOORE e. Dow.
Halvor Thorsen and daughter Miss
Lena, were visitors in this city from
Hofaund q few days last week.
Send your buggy to WOODLEY'S
and have it painted.
Hiss Ada Hufnail, of Osceola, Wis,
arrived in Williston yesterday morning
and will visit for some time with her
sister, w. III. Denny.
Mrs. George Goddard has rented the
;Handley place and has several good,
clean rooms to rent. Anyone desiring
either room or board would do we'll to
Gallon her.
Mr.. J. Zeno Bruegger, manager of the
Bruegger Mercantile Co.'S store at Gull
:bertson, came down to Williston to
transact business Monday evening ami
returned home Tuesday.
FOUND-A small poeketbook con-
tanning papers Of interest only to one
Charles F. Eckert. Call at the Graphic
office for it.
Lem Heen and Lem Nye made trip
to Portal the first of the week and re-
turned to Williston Wednesday Lem
Nye is expecting his son here in few
days, who is coming to this country to
be educated.
If you want mower, rake or binder
call on John Hefernan. Prices rea-
conable.
Dan Mcdonald, who was arrested last
I week on the charge of horse stealing. on
complaint of Frank Jones of Buford, was
given preliminary examination before
Justice Coleman and bound over to the
knext term of the district court.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Good houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
at the First National Bank.
If you want pure, clean ice for sum-
mer- use, call on John Hefernan and
make your contracts now. MARRIOTT
Edwin F. Cox, formerly of Grand
Forks, has decided to open up law of.
fee in this city. and has rented rooms
in the Sherry building, on Main street.
He expects to haye his Office in shape to
begin work next week. Mr.. Cox lis an
intelligent and enterprising young man
and comes here with good recommen.
-dations.
Call and see us if you want to buy salt.
We have just received carload. and
will sell it to you at reasonable prices.
STROUD Bros.
I While in Fargo last week we visited
our fellowtownsman, Doug. Bell, who
is at the St. Johns hospital in that city
Mrs. Bell acting as principal nurse We
were informed that Mr.. Bell had en-.
tnely lost the sight of one eye, with the
probability of losing the sight of the
other. Dr.. RlndIaub, the eye specialist,
who is treating the case, says he could
not give any hopes of saving the sight
of either eye, which is not very en-
couraging to Mrs. Bell. Doug. seems
ia realize the situation, and is resigned
to bis fate. However, there is pos
sibility that partial sight of one eye may
be retained, but even that is considered
doubtful.
: w. H. Benny has money to loan up
on improved Williston property. In
terest and principal can be paid in
monthly installments, about equal to
rent. mayzz-6t
Robert Miller, the successful bidder
] on the star mail routes running from
Willieton to Grinnell and from Williston
TO Schafer. has purchased two of the
best modern made coaches that could
be found in St. Paul for the purpose,
which will be used on both lines for the
convenience of passengers wishing to
travel between the above mentioned
points. Mr.. Miller intends giving ,spe-
cial and careful attention to the trans
portation Of express packages and
freight coming to or being sent away by
the settlers along these routes. 80 that
people wishing to send orders to this
city for goods and provisions can do so
ct . great saving of both time and
money. He has made special provl-
eions for the transportation of passengers,
his coaches being supplied with the
comforts of the old stage coaches OF
Burbanks fame. These coaches have
the capacity of carrying six passengers
and large quantity of express, with
tho sshoot,' attachment for trunks. etc.