Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-08
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
The Catholic Fair at the Opera House,
Oct. ~ and %.
R. H. Kingston will be the teacher at
the Springbrook school.
John M. Howard. the southside ranch
man, was visitor in the city vest erday.
Pollock, Mccain and Kingston are
booming East Spring Brook in bust.
nesslike manner.
The Catholic Fair is being arranged to
come of on the 22d and 23d of October.
Do not fail to read the notice of sale of
cattle, horses, ETC.. by H. A. Carey,
administrator of the estate of his brother
Art Carey.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of J. c. Dryers horse brands.
Having recently purchased the Conlin
horses, Jack now has fine bunch to
select from.
Present indications are that tho month
of October will be as disagreeable and
unpleasant as. it's predecessors. Thus
far We have had nothing but wind and
threatening storms, cold and clustering.
Or. and Mrs. Van Dyke returned
Wednesday afternoon from a visit OF
several weeks in Ohio. They report
having Il pleasant time among relatives
and friends, but are glad to be at home
again.
The Pioneer Coal Co. are making
many creditable Improvements at their
coal mines, and ere long will have a
veritable little city of their own. They
are now shipping rs cars of their Ignite
to Milton, N. d.
Prof. &. Elithorpe has been appointed
conductor for the teachers institute to
be held in this city next week, CON-
mencing on Monday, and Miss Eliza
beth Webster and Miss Julia Carlson
will act as assistants.
The Catholic Fair ut the Opera House,
Oct. % and %.
Our old friend, a. D. Rice. for many
years clerk of the district court ut Tow
ner, was a brief caller at the Graph
office one day last week. Mr.. Rice was
on his return from Montana where he
had been investing in cattle.
Resident Engineer Gilbranson and
wife will make their home in Williston
this winter, and are domicilsd with MI.
and Mrs. Hardaway. Mr.. Gilbranson 10
chief engineer of the Montana division
Of the Great Northern and of the Mon
tana Central.
Tho Graphic is pleased to announce
that it's old friend George W. Newton,
having retired from the law firm Of
Newton & Smith, of Fargo. has removed
back to the capital city. and associated
with him Mr.. G. F. Dullam in the prac-
tics of law, with Offices at Bismarck.
Tie Dickinson Press says that the
Marquise de Mores. nee Hoffman. the
one.time cattle queen of the Bad Lands.
and for whom the town Of Medora was
built and named, is, with two of her
children, Louis and Anthenaise, the
guest of the once famous little town.of
Medora.
!. r. Waters. F. B. Shelburn and Mr..
Drukey, all prominent business men of
Grand Forks, wore in the city this week
the guests of Attorney d. W. Nefsy.
The parties drove out to the coal mine
east of city on Saturday. and then went
out north for q short hunt. returning
home Monday.
The Graphic takes the liberty of warn
ing our country school districts against
tho imposition of travelling agents for
school furniture and supplies. You can
save your districts large sums Of money
by buying direct from reputable firms.
or by corresponding with Geo. X. Lit
tlefisld. who is reliable agent for the |
American school Furniture Co.. of Chi |
caQo. when they need school furniture, !
but for text books. ETC.. there IL price
list contract entered into between the
state and few of the best and most reli'
able firms engaged in the sale OF that
class of school supplies. We shall be
glad to furnish any information We can.
il regard to these matters. !