Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-16
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

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Miss Barbara Braem is sick with ton.
silitis.
Thomas Even WIS up from Grinpell
THIS week.
Mrs. E. R. Brownson is visiting rels-
lives at White Earth. y
@'Bud" jackson was up from his Nes-
son ranch yesterday.
,,a ka M M. ss.;s, returned turn
Miss Mabel'Me,zger returned to schoo
at Grand Forks yesterday.
Read Markets. advertisement of b is
latest up-to.date mouldiugs.
See change in the Bruegxer MERCANTILE
Co.'S adv. Something special.
A very pleasant dance was given at
the Stroud ranch on the south side Mon
day evening.
West & Woodman are advertising tho
best assortment Of pIows in the country,
and farmers are catching on.
Thomas III. Bond and Arthur Bond
from .the south side were fransac,ing
business in the city Tuesday.
Mn. J. W. Jackaon , who has been Wis.
itinE her parents Atg Madison, Wis.,. re.
Gurned to Williston yesterday.
Mrs. L. NJ, harmon left here yester.
day for Grand Forks. where she will un.
dergo course of medical treatment.
Jimmie Jackson a1fivsd here from
Madison. Wis.,, this vi ~ with carload
Of horses for JacksonG McKay's ranch:-
Miss Dorathea Curtis of Madison
Wis.,. who arrived IN this city yesterday
in company with Mrs. J. W. jackson,
will visit with Mrs. J. on the ranch at
Nesson during the summer. IS.
Stroud Bros. have just erected large
sign.bosrd at the vacant corner of Main
street and Broadway, directing the pub
lie to their store on Bruegger's corner.
This sign gives every body pointer.
Judge Palda was heartily received by
the bar and officials of Williams county
upon his arrival in Willistoh to-day. and
this afternoon they will ute rtain the
judge with an elegant repast at Paulson's
restaurant.
The name Of C. D. Gibbs is being quite
prominently mentioned as Ia cdndidate
for town marshal. Mr.. GiHbswill make
= good officer for WillisDh, and his
many friends will be glad Tor an oppor-
aunity to vote for him.
A. II. Mores OF Wheelock was trans.
acting business in this city yesterday.
Mr.. Mores intends starting up in the
grocery business at Wheelock within
couple of weeks. and by that time, he
says, Ray will also have u hardware store
ard lumber yard running in full blast.
NC. Myers, sheriff of Pierce county,
came out from Rugby Monday on official
business Sheriff Myers is 40 oldtimer
of Rugby, and although this was his first
trip to Williston. he found q number of
old friends here who knew him in the
infant days of that region ofthe country.
L. ]. Palda. the new Judge for this dis.
trict, accompanied by his brother G. J.
Paida, arrived in the city this morning,
but owing to the unsettled condition of
affairs, consequent upon the creation of
the new Judicial district, be allowed
court to stand open until further notice.
1t 10 not likely, however, that court will
be held before the next general term,
which will come on the 4th Monday in
July.
The Towner News and Stoekman last
week was sold to Mr.. J. L. Killion, .
gentleman of ability and experience.
formerly of 1ows. For the past year or
two the paper was owned by a stock
company, in which our old friends R. A.
Fox ard Henry Erickson were stock
holders, but the storms and breakers
which 30 often disturb the peaceful
surface OF the sea of journalism were too
much for Bob's nervous system, and he
was anxious to transfer his csptaincY to
navigator of sterner stuff. and Mr..
Kjliion IS the fortunate subject Of the
trsnssc,icn, Success to Rr3. killiou