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


their new livery barn.
Sheet Music. Vocal or instrumental,
for sale by Miss Benton,
Otto Teen OF Wolf Point is suffering
from severe attack Of typhoid fever.
Don't forget the supper to be given by
the ladies of the Congregati onal church
this evening.
George Mckay and George E. Little.
field were visitors from the Nesson VAL
ley in the city Friday.
Special attention is called to the bust :.
ness card of Messrs. Cannon & Barrett,
attorneys at law at Minot.
The teachers, Institute being held:in
this city this week is under the charge
and supervision of Prof. E. R. Browuson
recommended by Supt. Walden.
George W. Newton. who has been in
Minnesota attending the State Fair and
looking after his string of race horses,
returned to Williston yesterday morn.
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ing.
1t is reported that about forty acres
ofJess Hills FAX yielded 20 bushels per
acre-not bad record for the first at
tempt at Rax:raising by Williston ranch
men.
Heavy frosts have visited this section
OF the country the past week, but as
most of the grain and garden stuff were
pretty we'll advanced. comparatively lit
tie damage resulted.
Work on the telephone l6e between
this place and Buford jprogressine ra-
pidIy and it \ Ell be<6nly short time
now before tt County seat can say
''hello'' to our Nnterprising little town
near our western border.
D. c. Boyd, of the firm Of Boyd Bros,
came in from White Earth last Sunday
to superintendent the firm g livery busi-
ness during the absence of his brother
SAM, who, with his little daughter Dora,
has gone to Rolla on business.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. ADAM Walters,
of this city, 10 ID. boy, Of Thursday
night, Sept. IL, 1902. ~ boy is as lus-
ty a lad as you will 6nH any where, and
Adam naturally feels proud over his ad-
vent. Mother and son are doing well.
The Williston Dramatic Club are pre-
pairing to put upon the boards thespopu-
lar and interesting drama Of 1.-The Noble
Outcast" sometime before the close of
the present month. Let everybody be-
gin to save up their loose change for the
occasion.
Messrs. Hendricksen and Olson, the
we'll known merchants and cattle dealers
of Grafton, N. d., arrived in the city
this morning They will visit their large
stock ranch on the south side of the
Missouri with view to extending their
holdings in that section.
Rev. Taylor gave an entertainment at
the Congregational church Monday eve,
consisting of aboutthree hupdred stere-
opticon views, embracing many scenes
at the New York; Chautauqua, Bible
scenes, etc. ConsidSkng the brief no.
tice given Of the entertainment, the
house was fairly we'll filed.
Master Walter Mccormick entertained
eleven little boys last Saturday after.
noon at his home north of Williston, in
honor Of his 18th birthday. The after
noon was spent with athletic games,
such as base ball, tug of war. sack races.
etc., Prizes were given the winners,
after which ice cream, cake, candy and
fruit were served.
Next week Mr.. John Brueeger. of the
Bruegeer Mercantile Co., will open an
athletic training school in the basement
Of the Wllliston City school building, for
the purpose Of giving the. pupils of the
school a course In physical training. Mr..
BrueReer will devote ibis time, talent,
and personal ATTENTION to this depart
ment free of chA 1ke, and give to the
youth of the city instructions in scientific
athletics which now form an important
feature in the best institutions of learn
ing in the country. Further particulars
will be given in our next issue.
SERAYED-From the subscribers
place in Williston, on Sept. 18th, one
grey mare with halter on. Mare brand.
ed ALB on left hip With vent ABB below
brand. Five dollars reward will be
paid for her return to G. NJ. Thomas's
store. JOSEPH DAUPH1NArs.
Williston, N. D., Sept. l6, 1902.
Fargo College is in fair way to secure
the 500, 1000 for which she has been
working 60 long. A committee of the
Board Of Trustees consisting of Hon. L.
B. Hanna, Hon. r. NJ. Pollock, Rev. E.
II. Stickney of Fargo, and Hon. George
Z. Perley of Moorhesd, recently visited
DR.. D. X. Pearson and after going over
the amount already in hand secured bis
acceptance OF the amount already raised
% worth 100000. Through the efforts
Of President ]. Fl. Morley and Supt. E.