Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-19
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

David GamAche was up from Nesson
couple of days this week. ... ....
Louie Larson was up from Hofflund
on land business Yesterday.
E. 0. Westcott and Fred Yale were
up from Hofflund, Monday.
r. H. Ross was down from his ranch
purchasing supplies Tuesday.
T. H. Mouat of the south side spent a
portion of the past week in this city.
Bud Jackson visited with friends IN
this place Ter few days the past week.
Miss Della Benson has accepted posi-.
ton with Mr.. Mart II, in the Williston
bakery
John Frisch Of Neeson was transact.
ing business in this city the latter part
of last week.
Miss Jessie Hill left for St. Paul Mon.
day evening to take course in bust
ness college in that city.
Miss Gillespie of Ray. was in Willis
ton couple Of days this week. having
some dentistery work done.
R. H. Ames who has been confined
ia the county Jail for the past few weeks
was released on bail Tuesday.
&c. Brooks and wife of Culbertson,
Mont, we're among the guests at Mrs.
Wittmeier's reception last evening.
Romance H. Ames, who has been
confined in the county Jail for some
months past, was released on bail Tues.
day.
Mrs. Harmon who has been very sick
for the past week is somewhat better
and hopes are now entertained for her
recovery.
Doug. Bell, in company with Paul
Leonhardy. left yesterday for Milwau.
kee. Wis.,, where he will undergo treat.
ment for his eyes.
Miss Margaret Purcell of st. Paul, ar
rived here from that city Wednesday
morning and will visit for time with
her friend, Miss Cora Barnfather.
Three of Williston's physicians have
been on the sick list for part of the
time during the past week, and we won
der how they like taking their own
medicine.
There will be meeting Of the Willis.
ton Civic Fede ration at the Court House
tonight. A secretary will be elected to
Gil vacancy caused by resigdation of
former secretary.
Married-By Rev. T. A. Taylor of the
Congregational church in this city. on
Thursday. Feb. 18th, 1908. Mr.. John A.
Donovan aud Mrs. Margaret F. Bonham,
both of Granville, N. D
AT the gloye contest in the Opera
House the other night, the umpire
called two strikes, which retired the
side. One strike when the coon hit
Nelson and one VIXEN Nelson hit the
Sdoor.
A "bIind pig" which had started up
on Main street, nearly opposite the
Great Northern hotel, was closed by in
junction last week. Another place, in
the same block, run by Ross Churchill,
as,closed up.
While in the city this week, Bishop
Mann contracted for the purchase OF
two lots of the BruegRer Mercantile Co.,
for church purposes. The lots are sit.
dated on the corner of Sassen avenue
and Sixth street, . most delightful and
slightly location.
Dr.. R. w. Clancy hse moved from his
Office across troM the Star Meat Market
to the Great Northern Hotel building.
The rooms formerly occupied as sam
pie room have been renovated, and the
Doctor is now comfortably located in the
steam heated Office rooms.
M Joseph Lee, an old experienced
merchant and bookkeeper, of the Twin
Cities, is the new manager of Stroud
Bros mercantile pueiness in this city.
M. Lee takes the place Of Mr.. Oherg.
who has had charge of the books of The
6rm for the past three months.