Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
= John Bruegger returned last week
from his eastern trip.
Attorney X. E. Leighton Of Minot was
in this city on legal business Tuesday.
Miss Fife Leonhardy has been at her
ranch near Spring Brook the past week.
ing money with which to buy Walter a
cork leg.
-. Mrs. NJ. G.. Markell and children lef,
- last week for Rola, N. D. to visit with
friends. d. ..~.
Harry Smell received very pleasant
visit from his father, of Grand Forks,
the first of the week.
VIM. E. johnson of Minot came up
from that city Tuesday to negotiate for
: the purchase of the Snyder property
>&here. .-
Geo. H. Stevens, head Of the Stevens
Cattle Co.. came out from Towner yes.
lttday to look after his stock interests
i'll this county.
w. H. Denny, who has been hobnob.
bling with the state solons ut Bismarck
for the past two weeks, returned home
yesterday morning.
Sigval Hangover, formerly of wilkins
=. county, Minnesota, who is located near
Wheelock. was welcome caller at the
Graphic Office last week.
Dr.. Clancy was called upon to make a
forty-6ve mile drive into the country
Arthur Bond who was quite sick. -
Chss. Becker atlvertises his brands in
this issue, and warns all persons from
tanpering with or selling horses bear.
ing any of the brands mentioned.
= TAYLOR Thompson of Milan, Minn.,-
I who filed homestead near N.ssou last
summer, arrived here this week and
will ut once take up his residence on bis
claim.
Harry Ward has surrounded h;mself
this season with the greatest list of star
Opear House, March 18th. Prices 25,
50 & 75c.
Taylor Thompson, who arrived in the
city yesterday, says that eighteen hun.
dred emigrants may be expected in
Willlston next week and the week
following. -:
+ A 15-round glove contest, Walter Hall
of WiIlston and w G. Hinz of CuIbert.
son, Mont, will take place at the Opera
House next Saturday evening. the 18th.
AAdmission $l.00.
Special attention is called to the
brands advertised in another column,
belonging to E. M. Prouty, Jr. Read up
and keep posted as t. owners of brsuded
cattle and horses.
Mrs. s. Fred McElvoy. wife of Cashier
McElvoy Of the Great Northern here,
left for Cassleton Monday to visit with,
her parents and friends ut that place for
q couple of weeks.
A number Of ladies in this city haye
- organized q ''basket ball team" and
intend in the near future to give pub
lie euter,ainment.--Wec can speak more
definitely of the new organization when
we see them in full costume.
Attention is called to the change IN the
advertisement of Boyd Bros livery Sta
bic, wherein it will be observed that Mr..
Sam. BOYD becomes sole owner Of the
business. A notice OF their dissolution
of partnership is published in another
column.
Halvor Thorsen of Hoff1und, returned
Monday evening from T. visit to his
brother in Iowa, whom he has not seen
for ttirty-e years. His daughter,
Miss Lena. will remain for q month or
more vsiting with numerous friends
and relatives.
Chris Carish left Saturday afternoon
for Culbertson, where he will takt.
charge of the book ping for the
Bruegger Mercantile Co. at that place.
Chris has been in Culbertson before,
and his friends there will he as glad to
have him back, as his friends here are
sorry to lose him.
"Hobo Jack" and George Stewart,
two well known characters here we're
arrested on charge Of petit larceny to
which they pleaded gully, before JUS
tice Coleman one day last week and
were fined respectively Is and 80 days
in the County Jail.
Paul Leonhardv of the Bruegger Mer
camille Co.. who returned last week
from his purchasing trip east, says he
struck some exceptionally fine bargains
in stoves and ranges ut st. Louis, hav-
ing secured articles in those lines which
will meet al! the wants of their numer-
Gus patrons. Paul says he had = splen.
did tune on the trip.