Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-19
Trenton Happenings.

Mrs. May Simmons had q birthday
party last Wednesday. All the ladies t
the neighborhood we're present. Ono
of the party was baby seven months
old and weighed thirty pounds.
Mr.. Albert McAllister was out from
Wilhston with load of oats last week
and looking after the interests of his
ranch.
Mess RI. Hanger and Carlisle of Pryor
Creek. Indian Territory, have taken
claims near Trenton.
Rev. Snow is doing the carpenter
work on Joe Westbrook's house. They
will soon have it complete and ready
for him to move in when he arrives with
his car from Saline county, Missouri.
- Miss Bette Hereford has returned
from her trip to Missouri and will soon
be at home to her friends en- her ranch
IN Rose Valley.
Irwin Brady and Joe Taylor were in
Trenton Saturday.
Mr.. Doyle and Miss Mercer we're pas
sengers to Willston Friday on No. 4.
Miss Ezell drove to her ranch in Rose
Center Wednesday where she is having
frontier house erected.
Messrs. Saunders and Delhi were in
Trenton Saturday.
W. F. Jagd, salesman for the May &
Co., Nursery .nen, St. Paul, was in Treu.
ton Fridav.-
L. J. Ezell and daughter drove to Mr..
Kerrs', where they bought a supply Of
seed potatoes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sink we're passengers to
WilliatOn Sunday on No. T. I
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Saunders we're in
Trenton Sunday.
Messrs. Galloway, Hynch and South
arrived from Pryor Greek. I. T. with
their immigrant car just at the break Of
day Sunday morning. 1t is quite a
change from mud four inches to two feet
to the snow laden valleys Of North Da
kota where the bob sleds are the most
property and every one sails on top.
Mrs Galloway. son and daughter came
IN on No. 8 Sunday afternoon and were
pleased to find their car and people had
Just arrived ahead.
Frank Keith was in Trenton Sunday.
w. P. Thornton, Messrs. Carlisle and
Hanger took supper in Trenton Sunday
evening.
Miss Annie Kerr arrived from Grand
Forks Monday where she has been hay.
ing her eyes treated.
w. B. Ezell hauled out . load OF lum.
Der for M. Lytle Monday.
Mr.. Carlisle and Hanger drove to
Williston Monday.
Frank Curren has finished his new
stable.
Messrs. Simmons are hauling logs for
q new room to Hiram Simmons house.
Joe TAYLOR and Irwin Brady from
Granville are here to take up claims.
I.anda Deal cnt his foot very bad q
few days 6go. DR.. Clancy dressed the
wound and it is healing nicely.
Mr.. Andrews was on the sick list last
week.
Mr.. Sang was out from Willieton
Saturday.
Mr.. Fewel aud Miles have gone to
house excepting and are at home to all
of their friends in Rose Center.
Mrs. Dan Sink aud Two daughters ar
rived on No. from Granville Friday.
Miss Mercer Of Painted Woods school
was passenger to Williston Thursday.
" M. Lytle arrived from Clinton, Mo.
Wednesday. He has located iu the val
ley near Trenton.
: Walter McAllister hauled out a load
of:lumber for Messrs. Hanger and Car
Isle: =.
Mrs. Ezell and two daughters spent
Sunday afternoon with Mrs. Thornton.
Rev. Snow will preach at Painted
Woods Sch ool-housa the second Sunday
in April at IL O'clock Everyone is COR
daily invited to attend.
Mrs. Hynch aid daughter, Miss Ada
Couple arrived on No. 3 Tuesday. They
will also be residents OF Rose Center.
Walter McAllister came out 70 his
ranch Tuesday afternoon. -
Charles Thornton was in Trenton
Tuesday afternoon. - ~-
Several immigrant cars are expected
in Trenton the la5t OF the week.