Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-01
LOCAL ROUNDUP.


The Catholic Fair at the Opera House,
Oct. % and %.
N. w. Comford was up from White
Earth yesterday.
Attorney Van R. Brown, of Ray, is IN
at court this week.
Capt. Harsbman is visitor in the city
this week, the guest of his old friend,
Judge Leonhardy.
Attorneys Gammons and f. NJ. Sutton
of Minot. were transacting business in
court here this week.
Mrs. B. L. Hurdaway made a short
trip to Grand Forks this week. return
ling Tuesday morning.
Miss Lucy Fraser left Sunday evening
for Valley City, where she will attend
the Normal this year.
Chas. Webster, one Of the TOWNSHIP
sproprietors Of Ray, is in the city this
week on court business.
Editor j. D. Rogers, of the White
Earth Record. was visitor in the city
between trains Monday.
F. B. Chapman, Frank Jones, and
John Mercer, ST., we're Buford visitors
in Williston during the week.
The Catholic Fair is being arranged to
come off on the 22d and 23d of October,
at the Willston Opera House.
Miss E. c. Stevenson, court stenogra-
.pher for Judge Palda, is performing her
official duties at this term of court.
J. R. Benton and J. N. Ave-ill, Great
Northern railroad attorneys from St.
Paul, were court attendants this week.
JIG. Dryer has purchased Frank Con-
Inns bunch of horses, consisting Of some
of the best eqniues to be found in the
country.
Mrs. W. R. McChesney and Mrs. Fl.
II. LaDue expect to start for Seattle and
other coast points the latter part of this
week. for a short visit.
Mrs. Clark, who has spent the sum-
,mer in Wiliston with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. D. C. Page, left Sunday even
ing for her home in Chicago.
John Burke, the stalwart representa-
tive of the legal fraternity of Devils
Lake, is assisting Attorney Stewart in a
number of cases at this term of court.
A. L. Flynn, Great Northern claim
agent, with headquarters at Great Falls,
lis spending several days in this city in
the interest of the railroad company.
The young ladies' who belonged to the
:Williston basket ball team will meet this
Thursday evening to discuss the ques-
ton of recognizing the team for this
winter.
Miss Minnie Copeland, who has been
visiting her father. the editor of the
Graphic, in this city for the past month,
left for her home in Madison, Wis, last
Tuesday evening.
Miss Nettie Benton has returned from
q pleasant visit of two weeks in Mlnne-
apolis, accompanied by Mrs. Sommers
.of that city, who will spend few weeks
with Mrs. Benton.
VIM. T. Cox. of the U. S. Div. Of For
estry. brother of Attorney E. F. Cox,
stopped in Williston few hours, We'd
nesday, on his way to Washington, u.
c., from the coast.
There are Y cases on the calendar at
this term of court, and from the fact
that nearly all Of them are noticed for
trial. the indications are that the court
will be in session all of next week.
D. F. King returned Monday from a
two weeks sojourn at Nohle's claim on
the Yellowstone, where be built the
headgate for the irrigation plant. He is
now putting in headgate on Charley
Smiths desert claim.
GU. Murphy, of Grand Forks. attor-
new for the Great Northern Railway 60.
for North Dakota, is representing the
G. N. in some thirty five cases brought
AGAINST the company by various parties
.sor whom n. A. Stewart is attorney.