Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-23
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Ole a.: Thorson was up from Hoflund
yesterday. ...- >..... =. =.
Ernest T:sNslson was up from Hoff-
lund Monday.
Mrs. l.. D. Bayrell left Tuesday for
her home ut Havre.
George Belgrade and wife were in
from Tobacco Garden yesterday. -
Ole Barstad of Hoff1und was transact.
ing business in the city yesterday.
R. N. Miller, who has been south on
business, returned to Williston Tuesday.
Judge Austill sold several more lots in
the Marmon addition during the past
week.
Work on the syndicate block has been
delayed for the past week for the want
OF lime. -s =. ~
Mrs. E. A. Woodward has been quite
sick for some tine but is now slowly
recovering. ~
Clerk Of Court BtpcFgsr made a trip
TO- ilva yesterdsf, accompanying his
sister Meta.
Editor Butler Of TIE Herald moved
Ills family out to hip lsuth this week,
aud now WilIiston mas 4 real live farmer
editor.
j. 7. Brown bad several tons of hay
burnt up last week In a fire started by
Great Northern engine standing near
bis farm.
Several Syrians have made filings
in this locality, and some OF them are
arranging to engage in business in
WillislOn.
Attention is called to the agricultural
advertisement Of John Hefernan, in
which he makes \ speciality Of hay rakes
ana mowers.
Mrs. May Webster aud little daughter
left last Thursday for Portland, Oregon,
where she will probably engage in her
profession as nurse
If anybody wants a good wide-tire
farm wagon or breaking pillow, they can
find the same Ivy inquiring Of W.O.
H0ilar. He has one for sale.
Mr.. and Mrs G. F. WheeleHcsp1s up
from Mirot last Friday, and %M domi
Gle themselves on their ranch on
Painted Woods creek.
Clarence Ross went to Culbertson,
Munt., last week, where he will have
charge Of Paul Schierbeck's Culbertson
branch of the Star Meat Market.
E. c. Palmer left Saturday for Poplar,
Mont. hence he xiiL>ko to Berthold.
this side Of Minok y1ere he has been
engaged to suryfJRround for a ceme-
terry. q.
W. R. McChesney has hoxed from
N. A. Stewards house into A own resi-
dence, just vacated by Mr.. Browneli.
" 10 has moved his family out to the
fAuch.
G. W. Chase Of Fargo, state organizer
of the M. 3. A., was in the city this
week, and a special meeting Of that or
der was held at Odd Fellows hall Tues
day evening.
Waldo Leonhardv, who has been at
tending the State UTyeSsfcy. in Mad
ison, Wis, returned 1s1he for his spring
vacation last week. Waldo was taking
the scientific course and engineering.
Mrs. Thomas Shea is making preparA
tions for . trip to the Pacific coaet, where
she will visit sister who lie living near
Seattle. Mrs. Shea expects to leave mex!
Monday, and will take the younger
children with her.
O d Fellows should not forget tina!
the 84:h anniversary of their order in
America will be celebrated at Odd Eel
lows hall next Wednesday evening.
ard all Odd Fellows aud their families
n. Invited to be present.
G.. NJ. Hedderich, head 6f the MORGAN
til.: hnuse of Hedderich Bros. $FCo., of
,fhis city, who has beeni traysfing with
his wife over the continknt<4s much for
the benefit Of his health IS pleasure, re-
furued to Willlston 16ssday morning.
Mrs. Hedderich will return next week.
Walter Mitchell has bought ont john
Heffernan's ice business, and will this
summer supply Mr.. H-f-'rnan's old Gus
TONERS and friends with that much
needed article. This is matter III
which a little GOODNESS between the ice
man and the consumer may be expected.
Street Commissioner Pagan is having
eome good work done on the streets.
New cross drains have been put in, and
filth and debris, which has accumulated
in the cutters and sides OF the streets,
is being cleaned mp and conveyed 10 the
city dumping grounds. 1t Is giving
Msin street clean aud healthy appear
Ance.