Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-12-25
Trenton Happenings.

Trenton Happenings.
Mr.. Lootz was in Trenton last Friday.
Charles Sanders has accepted a posi-
ton at Williston.
Burford Eel is visiting with Messrs.
Keith and Sanders.
Mr., Ezell is having big sale on bis
Missouri red apples.
Our school is now in progress with
Miss Mercer as teacher.
Messrs. Stephens Keith and Laurbert
. were in Trenton Wednesday.
Mr.. Shelton went to Buford Saturday.
lie says walking is not crowded.
Messrs. Hughes and Kulick are always
glad to see the pay car come along.
Skating and sleiehing are the two win
ter sports that are most enjoyed at
present.
The Great Northern Railway Co. had
three men in Trenton this week work.
ing on the tank.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curry's brother aud sister
are visiting her. Suppose they will
spend the holidays. s...
Miss Mary Ezell, Messrs. L. J. Ezell
and Charley Sanders we're passengers
to Williston Thursday.
Theodore Shelton has accepted the
position as pumper and is running the
gasoline engine at this place.
Mics Mary Esell drove out to Mrs. W.
P. Thornton's Wednesday and found the
roads excellent for sleighing.
Richard Hughes was passenger to
Nilliston Saturday. He says his auto
mobile runs 6ne these frosty mornings.
Mrs. Naming came up to attend the
we'd ding of her sister. Miss Maud Hatha.
way, and will remain over the holidays.
The reservation is rapidly settling up.
We hope the valleys will prove sue
cess along agricultural and horticultural
lines. ..-.-
Miss Mary Ezell spent several days ip
Wlliston last week visiting her brother.
W. B. Ezell and Rev. w, J. Shows
family.
W. P. Thornton has taken charge of a
coal mine north OF WilIiston. 1hey are
keeping bachelors hall with John Smith
az cook.
The Messrs. Wingate had car load OF
lumber shipped to Trenton this week.
They intend building residences on their
claims soon.
Donald Kerr and wife drove to Willis
ton Thursday, taking their daughter to
have her eyes treated. She is now IN
der the care of DR.. Clancy.
Tie snow capped hills and grazing
herds in the valleys present a beautiful
view and all nature seems to sing:
Peace OH earth and Good Will to Men,"
The thing we admire most is the bright
sunshine, however it does not seem to
have much effect OIL the beautiful white
covered lid that DER spreads the ground.
l.. j. Ezell is circulating petition for
a post office at Trenton. He now has
the signatures of over thirty persons. We
will indeed be glad to get our mail once
a day.
Ell, Jack and wife drove to Williston
last Friday for their little daughter, Es.
ther, who has oeen attending school
there. She will spend the HOLIDAYS on
the ranch with her parents.
The sleigh bells revive our dropping
spirits; the wedding bells the heart en-
twines; but the Xmas bells are expected
soon and to them more attention is given
than to the peals Of other bells.
There were 1000 deer killed in Mime
sofa during the hunting season. There
we're also large number killed in North
Dakota and especially around Trenton.
We know q great tnaHy who killed their
allotted number.
Everyone is looking forwhrd to Christ
mas with great enjoyment. If there is
one time during the year when friends
remember friends, and when hearts are
gladiened it is the happy Xmas time.
Welcome, thrice welcome, dear old San
tn Claus!
The wedding of Mr.. Charles ;Bartch
and Miss Maud Hathaway vas solemniz-
ed at the home Of the brides parents at
high noon on Thursday. December 18th,
1902. Rev. W. J. Snow performed the
ceremony. The contracting parties are
both we'll known in this neigbborhood.
We wish them long, prosperous and
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