Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Mr.. Scace was elected director in the
Tande district to succeed Mr.. Young.
A new houseboat for sale. Can be
seen from railroad bridge in the Muddy
creek.
The Congregational ladies are doing a
land Office business nowadays selling
ice cream and cake.
The Bruegger Mercantile %. are erec-
ting another store room between tn cir
old store. now occupied by Stroud Bros,
and the Opera house block.
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A petition will be presented to the
county commissioners at their meeting
in July, sskinx for the organization of a
school corporation out of township 155,
range 101.
A new ,postoffice to be known as
Truax. has been established in the vi.
cinity of Twelve.M Hill, on the Will
liston and Nesson road. with G. D. Gem
berling az postmaster.
w. r. Mascot and Chas. R. Coleman,
advance agents for Sells Il Downs circus.
were in the city yesterday posting the
country hereabouts, heraldin9 the COM
ing of that great combination.
E. E. BrsinaId, foreman Of the
Graphic Office. left for visit to his old
home At Boone, Iowa. last Sunday. Mr..
Brainard's mother is in very feeble
health, and the object of his visit is to
SEQ and comfort her in case she is called
away. He may be gone month.
s. H. Trumbo. one of the new settlers
of Stony district, who located a home
stead near Springbrook in April a year
ago, was elected director for Stony at
last weeks election, for three years,
and Mr.. w. A. Palmer carried of the
plum for one year. Two capable men.
Ole G. Kolbensvik and Nelson Kol
bensvlk. father and uncle of the young
man killed at Buford last Saturday
night, arrived in this city from their
home at Clarkfeld, Mimi, yesterday
morning, and after the coroner's inyes.
tigation of the affair lie through with,
will take the body back to Clarkfield for
interment.
A scaffolding at the section house in
this city fell yesterday. and precipitated
four men, who were working upon the
same, to the ground twelve feet below.
Alma Grorud and Alfred Howe were
quite seriously hurt, and the other two
sliehtly injured. The men all belong to
the LaBross bridge gang. but were IT.
this time assisting in shingliug the sec
ton house. Mr.. Grorud was hurt in the
back and is in serious condition.
The Misses Leonbardy entertained
Monday evening at the Opera house in
honor of their friends Misses Barbara
Braem and Emelie Knothe of Alma,
Wis, who stopped over at WiIliston for
a few days on their way to Seattle and
Tacoma. Wash. There were present
shout twenty couples. who enjoyed
themselves to their hearts content, and
partook of the dainty refreshments
which we're served 1T midnight.
Mrs. William Snyder left for Saint
Paul last Saturday evening with her
little son Johnny, to procure a surgical
operation on the boys arm, which had
been broken sometime ago, but which,
from some cause or other, failed to knit
in straight, natural position. The arm
now being crooked, Mr.. Snyder con-
clcded it would be best to have an oper-
alton performed by which the injured
member can be made straight.
Having been appointed Deputy Game
Warden for Williams county, wish to
warn ali hunters that will devote my
time to the duties of this Office, and will
endeavor to see that the law is enforced
and that no game of any description is
killed out of the proper season. | do
not wish to make trouble for anyone,
hut thu law must and will be upheld.
d. D. Davidson, D. 6. W
IL