Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-04-10
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Get your derby" at Bruegger's.
John Mercer. jr., Of Bnford was visi-
tor IN Williston the first of the week.
Everybody says that WOODLEY'S
WALL PAPER is cheaper than calso.
mine.
Rev. Joseph Ra,th Of Minot will hold
Catholic services in the church next Sun.
day, April 18th, at the usual hour.
A top buggy. organ and some furniture
for sale cheap for cash. Inquire of G.
B. MErzGER or W. 0. HoLLAR.
J. L. Miller and son Alvin Miller, and
family If Tee Garden Ind. have located
homesteads on the Little Muddy, about
ten miles north of town.
John Heffarnan is constructing anoth-
er large horse shed south Of his livery
barn, for the accommodation Of his
largely increasing trade.
Nick Pler has fer/snd away the
best h"mest-ad tske,1 1}b in this section
for vears. He is 9pt busv figuring
profits on the crops he had next year.
Now ie the time to contract for your
summer supply Of ice. John Heffernan
will furnish, yon with the pureet and
cieanrst ice in the city. MARRIOTT
J. G. Stroud a immense stock of goods,
consisting OF hardware. groceries. feed,
Wagons, farm machinery, ETC., has az
rived. Everything will be open for sale
IN = few days.
There is no liniment on the market
which is 40 effective in the relief Of
rheumatic troubles as Golden Oil. For
eale by Brownell 4 ncPhee.
Az specisl ,ndueement to young set.
popular young ladies' have each taken
np 100 acres of land and are preparing
to build comfortable homes on their
farms, And now-whv don't the young
men in the east take Horace Greeley's
advice.
Not being able to keep cattle out OF
our pasture We hereby wish to inform
the owners Of the same to look after them
or We will he Obliged to cause trouble.
BRUn0oER MERCANTILE Co
The Ladies of the Congregational
Church will give supper at tl,e church
Friday evening". from 6 to 8 O'Clock.
Everyone le cordially invited. Price for
supper Is cents person. The Ladies OF
the Congregational Church have estah'
lished an enviahle reputation for the
quality of their suppers, 90 you may be
sure Of a good supper.
HAY FOR SALE.-I have about Is
tons OF good blue join. hav for sale ut
my ranch. For information inquire Of
F. P. Siewert. janis
The NJ. E. ladies' supper and sale last
Friday evening WAS decided success.
The fancy work was all III posed OF Mt .
fair figure and many orders we're Teciev
ed for articles displayed. The supper
many remarking they wondered how
euci, an excellent supper could be given
for the price. The tables were laid IN
snowy linen, embrnidered center pieces
aud 6ne china. while charming young
ladies attended the wants Of the kuests.
If the honest expression of those pres
ent is any criterion. the ladies' may feel
assured Of 4 house moro than full ut heir
next supper. The receipts of the even.
ing were &62 so
Moore, kOweIl q DOW nave q iuji line
of Farm Machinery, Barb Wire and
Windlnills on the road. Wait and see
them. apT3
W. noticed the following item rsRard-
ing the Fort Buford Reservation in a r.
cent iseu. of the Grant Forks Herald:
''Th- Fl. Bu'ord military reservation
Of 400 900 acres has bsen thrown open to
settlement. AZ ali the lands have not
been surveyed aqnatt-rs have rushed in
and hold possession of about all the de-
eirable lands,
True, the reservation 10 open to settle.
ment, hut we ara not willing to admit
tfst with not more than 10 per cent Of
th.. land held bv squa',ers. that the re-
maining niue-tenths "f the lard is unde'
airahle. We assert that there are hun.
drpds and hundreds Of good claims on
the reservation that are open to settle
meut that are desirable lands. The land
cannot he filed upon but 10 open 10
squatteFs.
Fresh fieh-fresh fish,
D,n't you hear me cry:
FTreI, fish-fr~sh 6ah-
And you ssk N. Why?
just step into my eore-
IN not throw you oat-