Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-07-09

Mrs. John Heffsrnan is on the sick
list this week. 81
Clarence Ross il back from, Cnlbertson1
and again at the old stand in Schier
beck's market.
Mrs. NJ. LeDosquet is erecting very
neat little cottage on her lots on Second
street. south Of DR.. VanD Dykes resi-.
residence. s ,
Miss Lillian Greaves arrived here Sat
urday from Cincinnati, o.. and will res
main here for several weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. T. Benton.
Episcopal services will be held at the
Congregational church on Tuesday eve-
ming, July 2lst, Rev. Phillip Cook Off
ciating All are cordially invited.
Hon. E. G.. Palmer came down from
Poplar to spend the Fourth with his
family, and remained long enough in
the city to take in the circus yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Snyder and little son
Johnny returned home from st. Paul
last Friday. Mrs. Sny der is well pleased
with the operation performed on
Johnny arm.
Will Glib and Lon Norman were
White Earth visitors in Winston yes
terday, who enjoyed the pleasing and
exciting sights occasioned by the pres.
ence of Sells & Downs circus.
John Olson has reopened his billiard
hall temporarily. but he does not yet
know whether he will continue the bust.
ness or not, as his health will not admit
Of the confinement necessary for the
successful operation of the place.
The editor Of this great moral lumin
ary returned to his field of duty last
Monday evening, greatly refreshed by
the vacation he had taken, though con.
siderably worn and fatiaued by his
sightseeing trip. The accumulation Of
business during his absence prevents a
write.up Of his itinerv this week, but bis
impressions of the far west will be given
later.
Misses Anna and Amalia Keck Of
WATERFOWL, Wis, arrived in Williston
yesterday morning and are now the
guests Of their sister. Mrs. John Brueg.
ger. The Misses Keck expect to pro-
long their visit here for several weeks,
and the Graphic assures them a hearty
welcome and pleasant sojourn during
their stay. 49, ..s.. #
Herman Tschanz. recently of Devils
Lake, has leased the front room Of the
new structure just completed by the
BruegRer Mercantile Co. between the
Opera House block and Stroud Bros,
where he will open up in the manufac
turing of cigars. Mr.. Tschanz is young
man Of excellent character, and has a
reputation as frst-class cigar maker OF
which few can boast; and having secure d
q government license to conduct q
manufacturing business, will be fully
prepared in few days to receive orders
for bis superior make to be known as the
'Boquet."
The circus which gave an afternoon
entertainment here yesterday. was one
of the best that ever passed through
this region Of the country. The per-
formances we're Of the very highest or.
der, and the exhibitions of athletic
skill were equal to the best We ever wit
messed. II thesewas anything of dis.
reputable or disorderly character con.
.nected with the show, we certainly
failed to see it, and believing in the motto
of giving the devil his due. We must say
that Sells & Downs circus is all, and
even more, than it advertises to be-.
FOR SALE OR RENT. Good houses
for sale or rent on easy terms. Inquire
at the First National Bank.
]. E. McKivett of Truax, Twelve
Mile Hill,l was in the city this morning
with couple of loads of fresh hay. To
ul0 klOnG oua ~ 100 uC 1uCk k6uLASIDhu
from his former home ut Central City,
Neb., whom he was we'll acquainted
with, aud vet did not recognize until the
gentleman made himself fully known to
him. The gentleman was no other man
than Mr.. G. Il. Dawley of Central City,
who had been in Williston since the 4th,
and who came here in the capacity of q
detective after the Rev. Gould, of whom
mention is made in another column of
the Graphic. 1t is possible that Mr..
Dawley will locate here through the. in
tluence Of Mr.. McKlvett. who promised
to show him 9 tract of land still vacant
near his homestead, which is as good as
can be found anywhere in the state.
Those are the kind of people we want in
Williams county.
A bran new Balm, Jr., Hay Stacker
for sale or will exchange it for cattle or
horses. Inquire of D. A. Powell or at
the ranch. Cartwright, N. D.