Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1902-09-04

DR.. Belyea made q. professional visit
to the lower Yellowstone the fore part
Of this week.
The baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev.
!. "A. Taylor is seriously sick with com.
plication of ailments.
George Leonhardy Of Culbertson,
Montana, is visiting at his parental home
| in this city for few days.
James Montgomery of the roundhouse
force, who accidently broke his arm a
couple of weeks ago. has gone to bis old
home in Canada on business.
Miss Myrtle Williams, who visited
with the Misses Leonhardy and other
friends in this city last week, returned
to her home in Minot Friday.
+ Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Brooks left for Cul.
bertson Saturday morning whore Mr..
Brooks goes to take charge Of He'd.
derich Bros. & Co. g store, at that place.
Frank Banks and wife and John
Frisch of Banks were in the city the
latter part of last week as witnesses in
the final proof of Florence Johnson's
claim in their locality.
| W. G.. Tubby ofSt. Paul, general store
keeper Of the Great Northern Railway
and all it's lines, stopped at Williston
Friday and Saturday to visit with George
Mckenzie, who is seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever.
Frank and Charley Ross. brothers Of
Mrs. L.. v. Coulter. came down from
Malta, Mont, this week, and have been
visiting a few days with their sisters
Mary. Clara and Fanny, and their broth
or Clarence in this city,.
w. H. Barnes, who has been working
near Poplar, Mont, since about the first
May last, is back in Williston and will
be kept busy at his trade, that Of mason,
for some time on the new brick build
ings, from present indications.
I J. c.. Graham Of Rawlins,> Wyoming,
came to Wllliston the latter part Of last
week, whore he was met by his son., W.
S. Graham, OF the south side. Mr.. Ora
ham, ST., likes this vicinity so we'll that
he has decided to take up a homestead
near bis sons place and will make it his
future home.
F. B. Chapman and Andrew Noble OF
Buford were transacting business in the
city yesterday. In the early eighties
Mr.. Chapman was a resident of Bis
marck. but the wicked atmosphere of
the capital city was too much for him,
and he hied away 70 a more congenial
locality, where he has struck prosperity
and happiness in big chunks.
The wife Of August Ingel, who has a
ranch about 80 miles north of<fhis city,
was taken violently insane Of the train
last Friday while enroute6 visit broth.
er Minnesota. sic wst taken to Grand
Forks and from tAerysent to the asylum
at Jamestown. NJ Ingel is ignorant of
his wife's condition, and word was sent
out to him at the ranch. to day.
From County Supt. Waldron we CLEAN
the following relative to moneys on hand
with the treasurers of the several school
districts:
Williston, 81 1924.
Nesson. $439.98.
Stony Greek. S3S695. I'm the report
from this district q correction covering
nearly $4,000 has been made.)
Grinnell, 1924.
Buford, 1857.
Eight-Mile, $l42.22.
Tande, $179.37.
The Minneapolis Journal has scheme
whereby any one subscribing to that
paper for one year can get a 81 600 &C.
cident policy, good for one year, for SO
cents in addition to the cost of the pa
per. They also are Offering $4,000 in
cash prizes for the nearest guess on the
total vote of New York, pennsylvania
and Michigan this fall Every three
months paid in advance il good for one
guess. Address, The Minneapolis Jour-
nal.