Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-12
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

R. M. Calderwood returned from the
east Tuesday.
Mrs. A. H. Brown is teaching at the
Tande school house.
B. L. Hardawav took trip to St. Paul
With stock last week
R. M. Calderwood, has moved bis
and Office into the Union Block.
Farmer Smith is hauling fax from his
ranch on the Muddy this week.
Robert Bell has accepted a position
with the Great Northern road at the
freight Office.
Frances, the little daughter of E. A.
Sharp, has been very Ill the past week.
but is much better.
Capt. and Ms. Baker are over from
the other side Of the river. laying in
their winter supplies.
A. H. Brown has been appointed dep
utv treasurer of Williams county and
has entered upon his duties.
Lewis W. Hill, son of Pres. J. J. Hill,
with a party of friends, is here in his
private car, on 4 hunting expedition.
The adjourned term of the district
court will convene next Monday. Only
fire cases, We understand, will be heard.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment of the Standard sewing machine,
which appears in another column of this
paper. q
The weather man says that last month
had the least rainfall Of any October,
except one, in The last twenty. five
years.
Jos LanRford, who has been under
treatment at St. Paul for appendicitis.
returned home this week, looking much
improved.
Presiding Elder Moore will preach
and administer the sacrament Of the
Lords Supper at the NJ. E. church next
Sunday evening.
Married-In this city oy Judge Aus.
till, on Wednesday. NV. Is. Martin
Lenzen and Miss Annie Wisner, both of
Wht clock, N. D.
Miss Mabel Shields, who has been
attending Mrs. Holler during her i'll
ness, will return to her home at Wheel
ock next Saturday.
Mrs. R. n Miller and children left for
the south last Sunday, leaving Bob to
"batch" for the winter. Mr.. Hurley
accompanied them as far az St. Paul.
James Shanlin lett for the east Tnes-
day evening, to investigate the ginseng
industry, with view to engaging in the
cultivation of that plant in this locality.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congregational
church is arranging for grand fair and
sale to take place about December 10th.
Further notice of the event will be
given later on.
A large party OF hunters from the east-
srn part of the state arrived in Willistop
Yesterday. and struck out this morning
for the deer haunts along the Missouri
river bottoms.
W. A. Hall, who has for q number of
years been in the employ OF the Great
Northern Railway, had opened shoot
ing gallery and cigar stand next door
south of the Pioneer Land Office.
Dr.. Wheeler, Of Grand Forks, and DR..
Quinn. chief surgeon OF the Great Nor
them, with headquarters at st. Paul.
form hunting party. with complete
outfit, colored cook, tents, etc., out for
deer.
Jos. Ruesink. the Palace Barber
Shops lightning artist, did $3.50 worth
Of business last wesk aud tlifle less the
week bafore. Joe can turn out work
fast and in . correct manner too
Minot Independent.
Dr.. s. B. Shaw has located here and
has an Office in the Union Block. second
floor Of the Doerf1sr building. Notice.
his card in this number Of the Graphic.
Dr.. Shaw 10 pleasant. genial gentleman
and NJ welcome him to our midst.
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