Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-19
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

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s. Hanson OF White earth WAS bust
ness visitor in the city TO- day. 49,
of SprinRbrook. contemplates trip east
for the winter. . ~ ..~#.
B. L. Hardaway, U. 8. Com missioner,
made flying trip to Minot Wednesday,
oil land business. ,..r
The Graphic is under obligations to
State Auditor Holmes for copy of the
State Board Of Equalization.
Mrs. z. r. Brownson and little daugh-
ter Ads Clare, are visiting Mrs. Brown.
sons parents Tor few weeks at Minot.
Nearly everybody hereabouts can tell
you how they felt during the cold wave
which struck Williston during the past
week. ...
= Wanted-A good gentle horse for light
driving. Will feed we'll and give the
animal the best OF care. Inquire at this
office.
q. 5. Commissioner Brownson is still
busy locating new settlers. The cold
snap geems to have no terrors for those
who know the country.
a Hon. John Burke Of Devils Lake, and
g. ]. Murphy of Grand Forks, are
among the attorneys from abroad at
tending court here this week.
Judge Palda, with his stenoprapher,
Miss Stevenson, is holding an adjourned
term OF court in this city. this week.
Fire cases only are being heard.
The subject at the M. E. church next
Sunday evening will be The Christian
Man in Business Life" Dor's miss the
song service. It commences at 7:3O
sharp. "
The NJ. B. A. orchestra will give
dance Thanksgiving evening, Nov. 26.
Everybody is invited. The orchestra j.
net, trombone and piano.
Wa. Tancre Of Hnfflund was visitor
in the city this week, with view to
renting a house and moving here with
his family for the purpose Of giving his
children better opportunities Tor rchool-
ing.
DR.. J. R. Aylin OF Sheldon, and Dr..
II. NJ. Wheeler of Grand Forks, who
cave been hunting the mlld-eyed doe in
the vicinity of WiIliston for the past
week, left for their respective homes
to-day.
L. j. McPhee left for Seattle, Wash.
this afternoon. where he expects to
make his future home. Mr.. McPhee
will be greatly missed by all ms Willis
ton friends, with whom he was a univer-
sal favOrite.
d. A. King. father of Maud King, who
is better known as Pearl Taylor. the
young woman who lie supposed to have
committed suicide last Tuesday morn
ing. arrived in Williston from Menomi
nee, Wis.,, yesterday.
Allenberg & Co. of Chicago, live stock
commission men, last week sold bunch
of sheep for Martin Abner Of Granville.
There were Al lambs averaging go los,
At $500; 80 yearling welhers average SO
lbs, at $4.25 and Il ewes, average 81
lbs at $40.
A list of the eligible bachelors of Ray
has been completed recently by Jim
Wise and any young ladies down east
wishing to marry quarter section of
land, with fair SIMPLE Of the man
thrown in, can have the list by writing
-Jim.-Kenmare News
The social at the NJ. E. church last
Tuesday evening WAS decided success.
Those who took part in tie program
acquitted themselves with honor and
with satisfaction to their hearers. The
,proaram was followed by refreshments
and games and all returned home feel
ing that the evening had been well
spent. The proceeds 60 toward furnish
Ing the lecture room of the church, to be
used AZ a class room and for the young
peoples meeting.