Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
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WANTED.
Bids for delivering l2O cordssof rock.
Send bidfto Hedderich Bros. & Co. by
August 2sth 1902.
Prof. w. R. Bennett was up from Mes
son last Sunday.
FOUND-A water proof cape. Call at
the Graphic Office.
E. E. Hitdebrant, from Schafer, was in
city on business yesterday.
Send your buggy to WOODLEY'S
and have it painted.
| VIM. Boettcher went out to Joe Lang.
| ford's ranch last Sunday for two weeks
visit in the country. ....
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Good houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
at the First National Bank.
Or. J. B. Pherrin, his brother Charles
and his sisters Miss Mamie and Lou, ar.
rived in Williston this morning from
Sprlngville, Iowa. Miss Mamie has
been engaged to teach the Stony Greek
school for the coming year.
Wanted-A good, steady boy, aged Is
or Is years, to learn the printing bust.
ness; or Girl IA or Is years old, to learn
the trade. Apply at the Graphic Office.
Mics Myrtle Williams, Of Minot, is the
guest of the Misses Leonhardy at the
Great Northern Hotel IN this city. Miss
Williams was one of Williston's SUCCESS
full school teachers two years ago and
has been engaged to teach the Minot
school for the ensuing year.
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.
Geo. E. Little6eld Of Hoflund WAS in
the city Yesterday. Mr.. Little6eld is
agent for the A. H. Andrews School Fur
niture Co. OF Chicago, and will call on
the several school boards Of the county
to see if they are in need Of new seats
or other school supplies.
TAKEN UP-At my ranch in section
10. township 154. range IS, Williams
county, N. d., one grey horse about or
years old, branded with rounded lazy
F on left shoulder and lazy r ., on left
jaw. Owner is requested to prove prop.
erty, pay charges and take same away.
H. RASMUSSEN.
Hofflund, N. d., Aug. 7th. 1902.
William A. Daley and his daughter,
Miss Minnie II. Daley, of Walkerton,
Indiana, who have taken up home
stead claims in township 153, range
SO. in the vicinity OF Twelve-M Mile. hill,
arrived in the CITY last Saturday, with
the intention OF having buildings put up
on their claims and establishing their
residence thereon. Mr.. Daley is q re
tired attorney, and proposes to enjoy
the remainder of his days in a pastoral
way.
W. H. Denny owns all horses north
of the Missouri river that are branded
with the combination 7HU on left shout
der without the vent on the thigh. and
will pay S. per head for all that can be
fond and delivered to him.
One Of the most enjoyable parties ever
given here was the one given to the
young people Of Williston which occur
red last Friday night at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. G. NJ, Hedderich in this city,
in honor of Mr.. Byron Lyons of thiI city
and Mr.. William Mansfield of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hedderich are r/Sal en-
tertainers and the young peopH all bad
the best kind Of time \hroJghout the
evening. Music. games. Rnfzles and a
photograph kept the people busy in the
early part of the evening, when a guess.
ing contest on the states in the Union
named from their outline was given in
which all participated. Those securing
prizes we're: Miss Blanche Young and
Mr.. McPhee. Ice Cream, cake and
( lemonade were served and later in the
evening dancing was INDUCED in. Those
present were: Misses Cav OF Missouri,
Otie Atterberry, Jessie Hill, Barnfather,
Anderson, Clara Leonhardy, Efie Leon
hardy, Bella Leonhardy, Hogan. B)anch
Young. Blanch McGrsw, Marelius, Clara
Nelson, Lille Nelson, Grace Nelson.
Mabel MetsRer, Bessie Paulson, Braehm.
Benton, Matthews, Burgess. Maud Bell,
Francie Bell, Hazel Smith. Newton,
Hufnail, Mamie Stafford of Culbertson,
Pendroy of Towner, and Wagner, and
Messrs. McPhee, Atterberry, Newton.
Mackersie. Mckenzie, Pier, Smith,
Schafer, Nelson, Butler, Ennis, Smell.
Dow, Hayes, r. Bell, o. Bell. Spurgeon
Stewart, Clancy, Overson. Guetzlaff,
I Waldo Ioonhordv Michio r HOll0r