Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-08-21
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LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Dance tomorrow friday night.
w. S. Graham and wife of Schafer are
doing trading in the city today. :
A. A. AustiIl shot 2b-lb. >t66 cat in
the woods near Willisto4 MS morning.
A series Of receptions and parties are
reported to be on the program for next
week.
Geo. Noble shipped two carloads of
beef cattle to Chicago this morning, and
0. D. Freeland shipped three carloads,
from Avocs.
The Congregational Sunday school is
giving picnic today at Wilson's grove.
The indications are that large crowd is
in attendance. ...
Mrs. Hodgson came down from Spo.
kane, Wash, last week and intends
making her future home in this city with
her son George. "
Henry lesley of Cartwright, one of the
industrious and well-to-do citizens of the
south side, was business visitor in Will
liston last Monday.
Sam Jacobs Of ST. Louis is guest at
the Great Northern Hotel. Mr.. Jacobs
is interesting our citizens on a new en-.
cyclopedic proposition.
DR.. R. W. Clancy made trip to Boul-
der Hot Springs the past week, where
he was offered fattering position on
the medical force there.
Don't forget the dance at the Opera
House to morrow evening. Mrs. Web.
ster will serve refreshments opposite
the hall at Is cents plate.
NOTICE.-Sunday School every Sun
day, at 10 o'clock q. NJ, at the Catholic
church.
Mr.. R, H. Styles left this week for
visit to his old home at Cherokee, Iowa,
where he will probably spend the sum-
mer in the society of old friends and
relatives.
On Monday last DR.. Belyea moved in.
to his new brick residence recently pur-
chased of A. Patterson. Mr.. and Mrs.
Belyea are naturally very proud of their
new possessions.
A young man named OlsJ etson, about
Is years of age. lclayns to have been
robbed of about e35O.00 by being made
drunk and drugged at dye in the lower
end of town last night.
A supply car on the Great Northern
containing oils and other supplies,
caught fire Tuesday afternoon about two
mile west of Williston, where the train
was stopped until the fire burned itself
out.
Charles Smith has moved his billiard
hall aud pool tables from the Bruegger
building, on the corner of Main Street
and Broadway. and will occupy the
building in the rear OF Jack Dwy res
place in the future. =
Thos. Shea met with slight accident
the other day while working in one of
the departments \at ting roundhouse,
caused by being it\with 4 piece OF iron,
resulting in black \ye/which Tom has
been nursing for eAdays.
There was little hail storm Monday
evening about two sQiles north of town
which damaged fax Il, a slight extent.
Tuesday morning some hail fell south.
east Of town which injured garden truck
and standing grain to slight extent.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. G. J.
Schneider of Ray, died at the Great
Northern Hotel in this city last Saturday
Of cholera infantum. The sympathy of
friends is extended to the bereaved
parents. They took the remains east to
be buried on Mr.. Schneider's ranch near
Tloga.
James Montgomery. of the round
house force. had the misfortune to break
his arm Tuesday nightexhile working at
the roundhouse. The fracture was in
the ulna and exten;ed to the elbow
joint. DR.. Clancy was called and soon
had the injured arm properly taken
care of.
The Williston schools will open for
business on Monday, September list
just ten days from this date. Parents
should take especial pains in getting
their children ready for the commence.
ment. It is earnestly desired that as
full an attendance as possible be shown
on the first day.
lfyou want a mower, rake or binder
call on John Hefernan. Prices res
sonAble.
Two boys. aged about Il or Is years,
giving their names as Cornelius Barnett
and Fred Larson, were arrested for petit
larceny on q complaint sworn out by