Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-04
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
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car
Arthur Bond was over from the south
side yesterday.
w. G. Jones was Bu:ord visitor in
the city last Saturday.
Charley Turk has bought out Fay ed
Lyons clothing business.
Geo. H. Stevens of the Stevens Cattle
Co., was in the city again yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Daily Of Minot was
VISITING friends in this city last week.
Clinton and Lew Randell OF Schafer
were in the city on business last Satur-
day.
Van r. Brown, prominent attorney
Of Ray, Was in the city Tuesday on legal
business.
Miss Maud McNary has been engaged
to teach a new school just started in the
GrinneIl district.
Ed. K~hr of Milwaukee, WIS.,,
brother.in-law of George Bruegger, is
dn the city visiting his sister.
J. G. Stroud went up on the
Charboneau yesterds to look ater some
lsrigation works in that neiRhborhood.
Mrs. johnson of Italy. Texas, arrived
at Trenton on Wednesday of last week,
and is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rev.
Snow.
Editor Hughes of the Raw Pioneer
and his foreman Mr.. Edwards, were
visitors ia Williston between trains
Tuesday.
The BrueRger Mercantile Co.. shipped
q carload OF flax last week, including
couple of hundred bushels belonging to
Jess Hill.
Married-Bv Rev. W. J. Snow. on
Tuesday. June 2, 1903, Mr.. George A.
Dennis and Miss Gertie Rvdeeu, all of
Williston.
Fred Smith and W. R. Bennett of
Nesson spent several days in the city
last week, taking life easy and visiting
their friends.
Mrs. Fred Fiegly, who has been in
Philadelphia for several months under
medical treatment, died in that city last
Friday afternoon.
Martin ERan was before Justice Cole
man this week charged with violating
the prohibition law. He was bound
over to the district court.
Stroud Bros shipped carload of flax
Yesterday. Copeland and Clerk of
Court Bruegeer shipped about 300 bush.
els of their fax at the same time.
This week closes the big reduction
sale efgoods at Hedderich Bros: & Co.'s.
II you wish to take advantage of the
slaughtered prices you must do 80 now.
Sylvester Cooper and his son Ben
have been working on the large lumber
sheds of the Bruegger Mercantile Com.
pany this week.-Culbertson Search
light.
Billy Ford of Culbertson, Mont, is at
Ray in this state attending his brother
Frank Ford who has been sick for he
past two weeks suffering with stomach
trouble.
J. Zeno Bruegger was exercising yes.
terday digging telephone post holes with
. patent post hole digger. He is handy
with most any kind OF a tool-Culbert-
son Searchlight.
Town Marshal John Pagan boasts Of
being the father of very fine boy, who
made bis advent into the family circle
last Thursday. John says he's husky
DAD, and just like his papa.
Work in the Bruegger Mercantile Co.. n
brickvard vas resumed yesterday after
. few days delay caysed by some defec-
tive parts of the msGhiDefx> which have
been replaced bxnew castings.
Judge" Allen of Dore, south of Blu.
ford. wss visitor in the city last week.
The judge was ''loaded" with several
extensive financial and legal problems,
which he is figuring out.for the benefit
OF his section of the country.
VIM. T. Cox, brother Of attorney E. F.
Cox of this city, WAS visiting his brother
here last week. Mr.. Cox is govern
ment agent looking after the forest
reserve interests OF the government,
and WAS on his way to Washington and
Oregon on official business.
The Pioneer Land office this week
sold bunch OF cattle to &. NJ. Thomas,
snd fifty seven head of horses. Of the
horses sold, M. Louis Forslund bought
tbirty-four head, and Maj Murphy
twentv-three head. And yet, Mr..
Dryer informs VI, his irm has plenty,
both horses aad cattle, to be sold at .
Bargain.