Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-06-19
VIM. Snyder made business trip to
Minot Tuesday.

VIM. Snyder made business trip to
Minot Tuesday.
Get your derby" at Bruegger's.
Particulars of the Fourth-of-July cele-
bration in next weeks issue Of the
Graphic.
Robert Porter. who has been attend
ing school III Dayton, Ohio, during the
past year, returned home Monday.
DR.. Ennis has his tenement houses
nearly completed. and IN few days the
structure will be ready for occupancy.
F. J. Appel, formerly of Towner, but
now resident on the Little Missouri,
was business visitor to Williston Mon
day.
Spurgeon Stewart, who has been at
tending Hamline University for the past
year returned home yesterday morning
to spend the summer vacation with his
parents in this place. ..r..--
Rev. W. E. Cosford arrived in VII.
liston the latter part of last week and
will be the pastor Of the Methodist
Church in this city. His first sermon
in this city was preached last Sunday
morning.
A. J. Craig of Fargo, heating and
ventilating engineer, was IN our city
yesterday figuring on the installment of
q number of steams and hot-water heat.
ing plants in some of the buildings in
this city.
Richard Becker of Denver Col. is
visiting in Buford this week. Mr..
Becker is a brother of George and
Charley and we'll known tc most of the
people of this vicinity who have lived
here for any lenght of time.
Waldo Leonhardy, who has been at.
tending the Valley C,typSormal, the
pas: year returned to @illiston satur-
day. He will rel pai9here this summer.
and expects to q G the University Of
Wisconsin at Madison in September.
G. E. Boothroyd OF the firm of Calder
wood & Boothroyd, of this city, made
an overland trip to White Earth last
week, going by the way of Ray. Mr.. B.
says he travelled over some very choice
tracts of lands, which will make fine
claims for settlers. ..
The school election at Buford last
Tuesday was quite spirited and inter-
esting, three tickets being in the field.
The "People's Ticket" won out by a
very small majority, electing M. V.
Deter and Mr.. Lawrence as directors,
and Mr.. Hedges as treasurer.
Andrew Moline and wife Of Benson.
MIMI, and their son.in-law, G. A. Lund-
strom of the same place, were in Willis
ton the latter part of last week and fled
on homesteads about IL miles north of
this place. Mr.. Moline also purchased
the old Newell ranch, the consideration
being 81 500.
A. Kishpaugh, representing the
Montana Daily Record, published at
Helena. is in the city to-day soliciting
subscriptions for that journal. The
Record is full of the latest news, and
reaches Williston on the same evening
of the day it is published, thus giving
the very latest Geographic service.
Andrew E. Twitchell was reelected
director of Eight. Mile school district by
a vary handsome majoritv-a marked
recognition of most worthy man. Mr..
Twitchell is one of the best business
men in Eight. Mile district. and the cleo
tors of that corporation, knowing bis
thorough competency, gave him an al
most solid vote. the opposition to him
being very weak and quite insignificant.
The lecture "Ten Nights in a Bar
ROOM, given at the Congregational
Church last Monday evening was fairly
we'll attended. Rev. Taylor and Rev.
Best have just purchased Sterioptican
which they used in illustrating the lee.
ture and which added greatly to the in.
terest of the occasion. They expect to
give a number of entertainment and to
rent new slides for each occasion 80 that
the pictures will be new to all of the
people who attend.
The Monitor Wind Mills are the best.
MOORE & Dow.
D. A. Powell of Cass county, was In
the city yesterday getting pointers as to
the land laws. Mr.. Powell has just To-
Gated large stock ranch near the head
of the Charboneau. on the south side of
the Missouri river, upon which he ex-
poets, in company with one or two
friends, to place about one thousand
head of cattle. Mr.. Powell is of the
opinion that good many other farmers
of the Red river valley will have to seek
locations in this section.