Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-26
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Mr.. Coleman, storekeeper of the G. N.
storehouse, has been very sick. but is
now recovering.
A. D. Mills, who has been quite sick
for sometime, is gaining as rapidly as
can BIZ expected.
Mrs. Wm.Snyder left on last evenings
flyer for Grand Forks, where she will
Avisit for short time.
j. J. Delaney is in the city, and says
THAT their new bank will open here on
sthe second day of April.
John BrueRger. head of the Bruegger
Mercantile Co., has gone east on bust.
ness connected with the firm.
The raising of the roof of J. G. Dryers
building Was practically completed this
week, and the upper part is now being
enclosed.
The Saskatchewan Valley Land Co..
advertisement will be found on 9TH page
of tins paper. 1t contains very interest
ing information.
A business meeting of the Civic Fed
Grafton will be held at the court room
this Thursday evening. A general at
! tendance is requested.
} Homer Long and Gust Olson arrived
in Williston last Friday from Des
Moines, Iowa. Mr.. Long has ranch
about three miles west of the city, upon
which he will establish his residence at
once.
Attention is called to the advertiser
meat Of Fahed Lyon, the new clothing
house just established in the Pete An
derson building, corner Main and Second
streets. When his full stock arrives he
will have one of the best lines in the
city.
Goods for the new hardware firm of
West & Woodman are arriving thick
and fast, and are being placed in the
Odd Fellows building, the shelving FOR
which Is being repaired by Julius Carl
son. The firm expect to be ready for
business early next week.
Paul Leonhardy is visiting Chicago,
st. Louis. and other wholesale centers
in the east, with a view of purchasing
goods for the BrueRger Mercantile Co.,
of which 6rm be is a member. Paul is
a. ho
assured that he will make good bargains
for the house.
Charles Green, who located home
stead northeast of Williston last spring.
has sold cut bis belongings here aud
gone to California, Daunt being his OBJ
jective point. Mr.. Green seemed to be
. hard worker, and quite industrious.
but somehow he was not satisfied with
the locality and therefore made
change.
Malcolm Mckay, of the Jackson &
Mckay ranch at Nesson, was brought to
Williston last Monday with dislocated
hip, being caused by tue upsetting Of
load of hay on q cut bank. Dr. Clancy
reset the limb, aud Mac. is now doing
nicely under the treatment. Mac. says
it was b. for awile. but he feels all
right now, and will be out again in a few
days.
L. D. Sweetman, the wideawake
dealer in live stock from above Buford,
was business visitor III Williston Mon
day. He reports but little loss as yet
among cattle in his section. but says
that loss may follow later. Most Of the
cattle In bis region have been driven to
the south side of the Missouri river.
where feed is good, the range north
having been burned off by the prairie
fires of last fall.
DR.. E. H. Belyea. OF Sunnyslde,
Wash, is in the city attending at the
bedside of his brother, DR.. J. H. Belyea.
who is suffering from an attack OF
pneumonia. DR.. Belyea ls we'll known
to the old timers eff this section of the
country, having prscticed in this region
many years ago. We are glad to see
the doctor looking so well, and would
like very much to see him come back to
his FIRST love.