Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-05-15
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Lion Hats at Bruegeer's.

Lion Hats at Bruegger's.
DR.. Belyea made professional trip to
Ray to-day.
Leo Hollar has entered VIM. synder's
barber shop as an apprentice.
The Monitor Wind Mills are the best.
MOORE & Dow.
Another nice rain last Friday was
thankfully received by the settlers Of
this section.
Miss Ida Hoffman of Glasgow, Mont,
10 visiting with the Misses Freeman in
this city this week.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-Good houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
at the First National Bank.
Mrs. Barbara Albrecht, and sister
Miss Anna Duffack. of Buford left Tues
day evening for visit in Wisconsin.
Frank Kaste, the genial and popular
shoe merchant of Hsvre, is shaking
hands with his many friends in this city
to-day.
DR.. Wheeler of Grand Forks was here
Saturday and performed an operation
upon Mr. Kleinsorge, who was suffering
appendicitis.
Col. Lounsberry. special agent of the
land department of the government,
had considerable business to attend to
while here last week.
George Marling, formerly OF Fergus
Falls, Mimi, has decided to locate in
Williston, and expects to take home.
stead in the near future.
Mr.. Ernest Nelson of Hoflund left
Willisten Tuesday evening for Winona,
MINI, and other points in that state to
be absent for a time on visit with re-
latives.
Archie Burke is nov wearing broad
smile and is one of thA haY6iest men in
town, being the proud fst6er of bounc.
ing baby girl which came to his home
last Saturday. ,. ..- .
Fred. N. Hill and wife, formerly Of
st. Paul, are now residents of this city.
Mr.. Hill having accepted position in
the store house of the Great Northern
Railway Co., at this place. ~..
Many of the farmers in this vicinity
are busy breaking all of the land that
they can before the season for planting
fax begins. From present indications
Williams County will haye a large acre.
age of that paying crop.
Now is the time to contract for your
summer supply of ice. John Hefernan
will furnish you with the purest and
cleanest ice in the city. MARRIOTT
The picnic which was advertised for
last Friday did not materialize, owing to
the rain, and was disappointment to
everyone who had made preparations
for pleasant excursion trip on the fer
ryboat Pearl. However, Captain Bailey
and Manager Smith promise that, if the
weather permits, they will give an ex.
cursion on or about the 30th.
FOUND-A small pocketbook con-
tanning papers of interest only to one
Charles F. Eckert. Call at the Graphic
Office for it,.
It is said that one of Wilhston's most
popular young men recently made use
Of the popular slang expression go
way back and sit down" in the pre-.
sence of some young ladies who evident
" thought he meant what he said. Any
way they took no exceptions, but hast
ened to obey the command and made
tracks for the prairie, without stopping
to ask s'Why2''.
A. limited number Of boarders may
find accommodations with Mrs. B. E.
Hardaway, on north Main Street. Fur
nished rooms for rent, single or en-
suite. may1-4t*
Mrs. A. W. Unruh, a National organi-
zer and Lecturer Of the w. c. T. U. was
in Williston Tuesday and gave two
lectures at the Congregational church,
one In the afternoon. the other in the
evening. In the afternoon ladies, only.
were present. the subject being 'sThe
influence of mother over her children"
the subject was ably handled and those
who attended were much pleased with
the lecture. In the evening temper
snce" was the theme, and drew fairly
sized audience. Mrs. R. NJ. Calderwood
presided at the meeting and introduced
the speaker. Miss Young; who is very
excellent violinist rendered selection
which was thoroughly appreciated by the
audience. Mrs. Hardaway sang one other
songs in her usual pleasing manner and
was accompanied by Mrs. Miller on the
piano and Miss Young on the Violin.
Mrs. VanDyke also sang, her song be-
Is tho