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LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
James O'Hearn Of Culbertson was in
this city on business Tuesday.
FOR sALE-A good young work
horse. weighing about 1900 lbs. Inquire
of. G. Dwyer, Williston, n. D.
Mrs. Carl LeBross who las been:vis
Ing her sister, Mrs. Kate Beaton at
Cut Bank, Mont. returned to Williston
during the last week.
Frank Banks and John Frisch, two OF
the popular and genial Southsiders,
were in this city the first Of the week,
calling on friends and transacting bust.
ness.
Tho ladies Of the Catholic Church
served supper at the Great Northern
Hotel on the evening Of the Fourth Of
July. They gave good supper and
cleared up neat sum besides.
Frank Couts. who has been running
the Great Northern pump at White
Earth for sometime past, came up to
Williston last week on brief visit, and
of course, took in the celebration of the
9TH.
W. II. Evans, superintendent Of the
Sunday school department Of the Pres.
byterian church, with headquarters at
Minot. accompanied by one of his assist
ants. 4. l. Keener, is in the city to-day
In the interest of Sunday school work.
Mrs. James Smith and daughter Miss
Hazel returned from St. Paul on the
morning Of the Fourth of July. Mrs.
Smith has been visiting there for short
time, while Hazel has been atten ding
school at that place for the past year.
George Leonhardy who is employed
by the Bruea9er Mercantile Co/at Gull
bertson came down from tbse Friday
to spend few id Es wishing with his
parents and sisters he1I His brother
Waldo returned to fy'6ertson with him
Sunday morning and will visit there for
ashort time.
Samuel Boyd and family, who have
been visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. 6.
Markell at this place for short time.
eft Sunday morning for. Rclla, N. D.
They expect to make the trip overland
I n their carriage, distance OF several
hundred miles. Miss Alice Markell &C
companied them on their return.
Attention is called to the card Of r.
w. Clancy. M. D., who has just located
In this city as physician and surgeon.
He opened bis Office for the present in
the building owned by Lem Nye and
lately used as laundry. DR.. Clancy is
young man. but comes hero we'll
recommended.
The thanks Of the travelling public is
to be extended to Hedderich Bros. L
Co. and to the Bruegger Mercantile Co.
for furnishing lumber and building ma
terial for the erection of bridges on the
road leading to Bakers Ferry. Our
merchants are nothing if not progressive
and certainly appreciate the value Of
good roads.
Manley Harshman, assistant manager
Of the Kalispell Flour Mill Co., is in the
city to-day looking after the interests of
his firm. Mr.. Harshman informs us that
the company are constructing a new mill
at Kalispell with capacity Of 800 bar.
'rels per day, which will be in operation
early this fall, and in time to work off
this seasons crop.
Now that the rainy season is over, and
''the hot time" is expected, we take
pleasure in again calling the attention OF
our people to the advertisement OF Don.
Mcdonald, the only manufacturer OF
awnings, tents, window shades, etc.,
now doing business in the city of Grand
Forks. Anybody wishing window shades
or awnings, can leave their orders at The
Graphic Office, or send direct to Mr..
Mcdonald the measurements Of what
they need, and they will receive prompt
attention.
The Ladies' Guild Of ST. Peters Mis-
sion held meeting at the residence of
Mrs. Colby on Sassen avenue. and elect
ed the following officers;
Mrs. c. A. Wittmeier, president.
Mrs. Ed. Mccormick. vice president.
Miss R. Crosby, secretary.
Mrs. Colby, treasurer.
1t was decided to meet for some sort
Of entertainment on the fourth Wednes-
day of each month, at $3.50 in the even.
ing. RIcHMAEL CROSBY, secretary.
TAKEN UP-By the undersigned on
his ranch nine miles north Of Williston,
on or about July LIST, 1902, one two year
old red and white steer, branded NJ
on side. The owner is requested to
prove property, pay charges and take