Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-01
LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Free! ST.: j.: :';:;$. Ell $.::' !? s';: 6: 8:
night. Everybody is invited.
Lion Hats at BrueRger'e.

Lion Hats at Bruegeer's. ...
Billy Ford was down from Culbertson
this week visiting old friends.
You can get one.horse Cultiyators at
Moore, Rowell & Dow's. apr3
Ed. Link is artistically q genius, and
within few days fine samples of his
handiwork will be on exhibition.
SEED WHEAT AND SEED OATS
for sale. Buford Mercantile Co., Bu-
ford. North Dakota.
G. NJ. Thomas left Monday evening
for St. Paul, where hi goes for medical
treatment. He expects to be absent
two or three weeks
It is reported that roundhouse fore.
man James Smith has sent iu his re-
signation to take effect the first day of
May. We are not informed as to who
will take bis place.
A limited number of boarders may
6nd accommodations with Mrs. B. L.
Hardaway, on north Main Street. Fur
nished rooms for rent, single or en-
cutie. msy1-4t*
Rev. E. H. Stickney, superintendent
Of the North Dakota Sunday School work
for the Congregational Church visited in
this city last Saturday. and left for
White Earth the Same evening where
he expected to bold services on Sunday.
Attention is called to the new adver.
tisement Of William Snyder's wholesale
business in cigars. Dealers will find it
TO their advantage to buy their goods
of Billy, a. they will save freight. and
when they have kick coming they will
have somebody close by to kick at.
F. L. Bohn, deputy grand organizer Of
the A. o. u. w., with deliver q public
lecture upon that organization at Odd
Follows hall in this city tomorrow Fri.
day. evening. Every member of that
order 10 respectfully invited to be pres
ent. and general invitation is extended
to the public.
FOUND-A small pocketbook con.
tsininR papers OF interest only to one
Charles F. Elckert. Call at the Graphic
office for it.
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. are en-
RaRinR In new enterprise connected
with their brick yard business. which is
brick is ten inches square bv about two
and one half inches in thickness, and
will be made especially for side walks.
The process for its manufacture is some.
what different from the ordinary
method of brick making. and requires
special housing for burning the same.
Samples of what this brick will be when
finished. may be seen 1t the company's
store.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Good houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
ct the First National Bank.
Arraneements have been completed
whereby Williston is to become the
headquarters for two Congregational
to cover the field between Williston and
Minot, q distance OF about 12O miles,
while the other will make regular visits
to Buford, and possibly other points
west of here. It is expected that the
new Arrangement will take effect some
time in the near future, on the arrival of
q friend and classmate of the Rev. Mr..
Taylor. from Chicago.
Now is the time to contract for your
summer supply of ice. John Heffernan
will furnish you with the purest and
cleanest ice in the city. marriott
DIED-At Willlston, Saturday, April
26tb, 1902, Mrs. Emma Chandler, aged
IS years. Mrs. Chandler came to Viii.
liston about IA years ago from North
Carolina, where she was born and had
lived up to that time. Death came to
her ss relief after number of years of
helplsssness due to old age. Her only
known relatives are two grand children,
one of whom, Mrs. Frank Wild, lives in
Chinook. Mont, the other in Terre
Haute, Ind. Always cheerful and a
conscientious christian, she had many
friends here who will hold her in loving
Remembrance. Her funeral occurred 1T
the Methodist Church, Of which she was
q member, on Sunday afternoon and was
largely attended. Rev. Shaw of that
church preached the fune raj sermon ard
ofiiciated at the burial ceremony at the
grave.
Come along, come along,
l'on't you hear me- cry:
Come along, come along,
And il apples you would buy,
Come running good and fast,
But do not break your neck
And will sell yon apples
Al the lowest price per peck.
F. !. DAWES 4 Co.