Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-12
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VlsltOf In tnl6 CITY wednesday.
j. W.. Booker, representing Nash Bros.
of Grand Forks, is in the city to-day.
Miss Minnie Loughland was visiting
with Williston friends couple of days
=this week.
John Mckay came down to Williston
yesterday from the Yellowstone country
enroute to his home in Nesson.
L. D. Sweetman and wife Of Ridge.
lawn visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
in this city the first of the week.
The ever genial and pleasant Tom
Shannon was up from his ranch at
Spanish Point, calling on Williston
friends, the first of the week.
Herman Nelson Of Hoff1und was a
visitor in this city the latter part of last
week on business Mr.. Nelson intends
raising several hundred acres of fax
on his farm this year.
Cashier William H. Denny, DR.. ]. ny
'Belyea, Representative E. G. Palmer
and Postmaster G. B. Metzger of Will.
Ft!iston are at Minot, where part of them
are being initiated into some more pros
Ifeund mystery of Freemasonry. #
F. NJ. Buck. brother of Mrs. e. A.
Sharp returned from the south last
evening, having been absent from Will
liston about a year. Fred says he has
got all he wants of the south, and swears
he will never leave his northern home
again.
Mr.. J.. Howard, the lumber merchant
of Ray, was in this city to-day on bust.
ness. Mr.. Howard located at Ray in
the lumber business about two months
ago, and has built up trade in that
line which is phenomenal for a new
section of county like this.
Joseph W. jackson OF Nesson- came up
to Williston yesterday to meet his wife
and infant daughter, who arrived from
Madison this morning, his sister, Miss
Alice F. Jackson, of Madison, also &C.
companied them and expects to visit at
the Nesson ranch a, part of the summer.
Miss Elizabeth Ellsworth of Collins
wood. Ohio, arrived in Williston last
Friday and is the guest of her old-time
friend, Mrs. NJ. Webster. Miss Els
worth will probably spend the summer
in this city with Mrs. Webster, and may
possibly decide to make this her future
home.
c.. J. Hunsley left last Saturday even
ing for months visit at his old home
I at Wahpeton N. D. The Messrs. Huns
ley have already broken about IS acres
of land on their claims. and planted the
same to fax, which, at the present time
gives fattering prospects for good
crop.
N. E. Prudhomme, who visited Fargo
last week as q representive of Fort Blu.
ford Lodge No. 1s, I. 0. o. F., and Mrs.
DR.. j. H. Belyea, who represented
Loyalty Rebekah Lodge No. 80 of this
city at the Rebekah Assembly at the
same time aud place, returned home
Friday.
A very pleasant surprise was given
Miss Media Yell by about twenty of her
young friends, at the home of her sister,
Mrs. H. F. Merrill, last Tuesday even
ing. The evening was spent in dancing,
and delightful time enjoyed by every
one present. Delicious refreshments
were served.
W. D. Atterberry is living on his ranch
near Trenton, and incidently making
preparations for entering the Govern.
ment employ, or becoming govern
ment contractor. Harry Smell who call
ed on him last week says that he already
makes a very superior article in the
way of hard tack-the hardest he ever
saw.
Prince Henry wears one of those
."Lion" Hats. You can get them at
Bruegger's.
Frank Conlin's driving team became
little obstreperous the other day, and
finding they bad the situation in
their own hands. az it we're. made
very unpleasant runaway of it. The
buggy was somewhat demoralized, and
Mr.. Conlin was thrown from the rig,
but fortunately received no serious in
|juries.
The "Hello" line between .Williston
and stroud is now completed and in fine
working order. The Williston end of
the line is at Stroud Brothers store.
while the other end of their line is at
| ranch on the south side of the Missouri
River. The line will be of much con-
.venience to the boys in business way,
and Stroud Brothers are to be congratu-
lated on their business enterprise.
| Spring Fever.