Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-23
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Charles Becker, the old Buford.
rancher. was in the city couple of days
the past week. .r 9-t.s.. .<,5 p.
z Students of the Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, MINI. get good
board for $l.S5 week.
Mic. Bruegger left for Cat Bank Tues.
day evening, where he goes to take q
position with the Great Northern Rail-
way. sra p 'a:$
The editor of this paper has filed on a
homestead four miles east Of Williston,
and next year be expects to dig his
editorial and news notes out of q pota-
toe patch. .aE ii
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Col. Eounsberry, special land agent
of the government, was q business wish
tor in WllIiston this week. The colonel
is looking hale and hearty. and seems to
enjoy his trips through the sparsely
settled regions of Uncle Sans domain.
The Graphic is informed by Signal
officer Glass that yesterday was the
hottest day Williston bns experienced
this year. the thermometer st the
Weather Bureau indicating IS degrees.
Tuesday was also:a hot day, the Their
mometer showingl90 degrees, for
short time. ~ -5,
Herman Tschanz. thesmanufacturer OF
the .''Williston Bouquet" the best 10c.
cigar made, has moved his cigar manu-.
factory into the new building just
finished by the Brueeger Mercantile
Co. adjoining their. department store.
If you enjoy n good smoke, call on
Tschanz at his new quarters.
It would be well if people glanced
over the brands advertised III the
Graphic, so that, WHEN they take up
estrays, they eau ascertain who they
belong to; and incidentally we might
suggest that it would not be u bad idea
for people having several head Of stock
to advertise their BRANDS also.
H. A. Carey has just received from
the east six thoroughbred shorthorn
COWS which he took down to his Hof
lund ranch yesterday. Two Of the
cows have calves. for one of which Mr..
Carey has been offered an even hun
dred dollars. The cattle are prize win
ners, and cost in the neighborhood of
$l25 each, and are ali registered cattle.
L. D. Sweetman, who has been east
several weeks on business, returned as
far MS Williston Tuesday, enroute to his
ranch west Of Buford. During bis alb
senCe, Mr.. Sweetman met with an acci
dent 10 bis right leg, caused by his
buggy capsizing, which laid him up i.r a
couple of weeks, but his many friends
will be glad to learn that he is now able
to walk again quite comfortably with
the aid of cain.
Farmers hereabouts are up to their
elbows in hay just now, altho' the crop
il somewhat short. especially upon the
ground cut over last season. For come
reason, which We are unable to explain,
the hay crop over every part Of the
state seems to be pflch less than for
merly, and farmers will be obliged to
cut over more ground than usual and do
considerable rustliDg in order to procure
enough for winter use.
Hon. Silver Serumgard of Devils Lake,
with his wife and little daughter, was in
Williston on Monday of this week,
looking over. the city with the view Of
locating here in the Law and real estate
business. Mr.. Serurngard has been a
successful practitioner in the courts OF
this state for the past twelve or fifteen
years, and is one of the best known men
in North Dakota. He is gentleman Of
high integrity and rare ability, and
with his estimable and highly cultured
lielpmeet, would mske valuable &C.
QUESTION to the social and professional
element of the town. The Graphic
expresses the hope that Mr.. SerumRard
win decide to take up his future abode
within the confines of our thriving little
gits.