Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-29

also meet my competitors at any low
price. Pure bred bulls always on hand.
j. N. Balm. Culbertson. Mont.
John Balm of Culbertson, was in this
city Monday on business.
II. B. Walker of Devils Lake, was
registered at the Great Northern Tues.
day.
Sam. Walker, assistant superintendent
of the G. N, was down from Havre yes.
terdav.
Captain David King of Buford vas q
visitor in Williston the latter part of
last week.
Luke Sweetman of Kilva was in..Wil-
liston the early part of the week with a
bunch of horses.
Frank Conlin, who has been east on
business for the past month, returned
to Williston Tuesday.
Will Mackey of Minneapolis visited
in Williston the early part of this week
with Mr.. and Mrs. s. Brownell.
Bud jackson one of the prosperous
ranchers of Nesson came up to Williston
Friday for wagon load of supplies.
John Mckay of Nesson who has been
out on the round up in Montana for
the past week was in Williston Tuesday.
H. F. Merrill is down from his yell
lowstone ranch spending a few days
with his wife, who has been quite sick.
Mr.. Bishop, representing the Butte
Miner, was in the city yesterday solicit
ing subscriptions to that excellent news
paper.
Carl Kemna manager of the Buford
Mercantile Co. and one of the proprie.
tors of that institution was in this city
on business the early part of this week.
Mrs. John Mercer was down from Bu-
ford the past week combining business
with pleasure. she was accompanied
by her daughters, Kathleen and Sarah.
Ed. Jones, the locator, was down at
White Earth this week doing some sur.
veying for the Hankey Bros, in the
vicinity of the Big Slough north of Ray.
Mrs. ]. Raglan and daughter of Willow
City visited in Williston day or two
this week before leaving to take up a
ranch near the Yellowstone river in this
state.
E. S. Niche, formerly foreman of the
roundhouse in this city, but now of
Everett, Washington, visited with
friends in this city few days the past
week.
Alya Field who has just closed a
successful years teaching in the Tande
School district, leaves Saturday evening
for Kansas City, where he goes to visit
his sister.
A delegation of two members of the
Salvation Army from Minot were in
Williston Tuesday and held services on
our streets in the evening. Quite a
crowd was in attendance.
]. F. Killhefer of Mt. Vernon, Iowa,
stopped off at Williston Monday on his
return from Ida no and Oregon, where
he went to look after his fruit farms in
those states, to visit with T. W. Young
and family.
Thomas O'Keefe, of Grafton, who
was for time employed by Stroud Bros.
in this city, left Tuesday evening for
Great Falls. Mr.. O'Keefe made many
friends while in this city, who will wish
him success in his new location.
Mrs. E. M. Atterberry and daughter.
Miss Otie, and Mrs. Atterberry's sister
Mrs. V. R. Asbury left Tuesday even
ing for Missouri. They expect to visit
in Liberty and other places there, and
will probably be absent for about two
months.
| Robert w. Stroud of the firm of Stroud
Bros. of this city is convalescing after a
three weeks siege with the typhoid
fever. This is the first time Bob has
says there are lots of things that he
would rather do than lie abed and take
medicine.