Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-07-17
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.
g.. NJ. Hedderich is q business visitor
at Nesson this week.
A social dance is booked for to NOR
row (Frlday) night at the Opera House.
NOTICE.-Sunday School every Sum
day, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the Catholic
church.
Geo. Hutchinson was up from Hoff-
luHd Tuesday to give our wagon-mak-
ers few hours russell with broken
axel.
Contractors and others interested may
learn something to their advantage by
reading the advertisements of "Bids
wanted"
Doug. Bell, who has been under treat
ment for his eyes at Fargo the past three
months, returned home this morning.
The sight of both eyes is practically
gone. -. ..
Geo. A. Booker has opened an en-
ployment Office at the Arlington hotel.
Those wanting situations. or wanting
help, should call on Mr.. Booker. See
advertisement.
w. A. Hollar, living six miles north Of
Williston, brings in some OF the best
ranch butter made in this section of the
country It is clean, sweet, and equal
to the best creamery. Try it.
Haworth Shoe Drills, walking and
eulky plows for breaking and stubble.
Prices are right. MOORE 4 Dow.
Captain D. 4. King has SOLD bis steam
ferry-boat "Sam Lilly" use1 at Buford
to R. A.. Mayo of this clE. Mr.. Mayo
took charge of the Bosx last week, and
"Capt.' Dave is nM enjoying a brief
season of blissful rest.
There will be preaching at the M. E.
church next Sunday by the pastor. Sub
ject at IL a. M; t'Abidine in Christ"
ATS p. M, Thoughts, Loose and Wan
dering." Rev. w. ]. Snow.
E. H. Miller and family brought with
them q colony of honey bees when they
arrived here from Ohio this spring. The
bees are doing remarkably we'll, and
gathering q great quantity of honey.
This is believed to be the first colony of
bees ever brought into this county.
FOR SALE-A good young work
horse, weighing about 1900 lbs. Inquire
of J.,C. Dryer, Williston, N. D. ~
Messrs Wilson and Eddy two new.
corners, are building stone house
on their claim on Camp creek. The
building is to be 22x24 feet in size, g.
foot ceiling. and the work is in the
hands of Art. Right, one of Williston's
skilled masons.
Insure your crops against loss by Hail
in the old reliable St. Paul Fire and
Marine Insurance Company.
,julyE w. H. DENNY. Agent.
The eight year old son of Fred Nader,
son of the South side, pear Cherry
Greek was severely inbred Tuesday
morning by beinA kicktd by a horse.
His head was veky padly cut open,
necessitating elevenSYtches. and one Of
his legs was broken just above the
ankle. DIR. Belyes was telephoned for
from Stroud and went over and fixed
the little fellow up. Ill.
ROOMS TO LET-The undersigned
has several nice furnished rooms to let.
Prices reasonable. Apply to Mrs. N.
Bellineer. At residence on Main street,
third build ing north from Broadway.
Anton Clifgard had the misfortune
to break his leg Sunday while firing on
an engine near Avoca, He was stand.
ing on the eangway of fine engine lean
ing out and looRipg in the opposite d.
rection to that in Ahth the train was
moving, when he way struck by bridge
which the engine was running oyer and
thrown out between the ties, causing a
frabture of the leg. Clifgard will be re- I
membered as the young man who acted
as drum major for the band here .on the
4th of July. .
When in need of q Mower do not for
get the New Hodges Mower" 5 foot cut
$500; 6 foot cut 5000, net cash. Ma
chine fully guaranteed to be as good as
the best at Hedderich Bros. & Co.
A petition is to be circulated along
the Williston and Schafer mail route
asking for an extension of the route to
q point about fifteen miles south from
Schafer. where it will connect with the
Dickinson and Oakdale route, which
they expect to extend this way to the
same point. The department will be
asked to make the service on this route
three times week. The extension
and connection of these routes are
greatly needed by the settlers on the
south side of the Missouri river, as
those living in the unorganized county
of Wallace wishing to transact business