Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-06-25

Veu W luIu ouC anu uelp the gOOO cause
along. Admission to the grounds will
be free, and the cost of refreshments
and the dance will be the minimum. 2t
K. E. Leighton came up from Minot,
Monday. ... "
Billy Adams, the sheep man, was up
from his ranch Friday.
Shack stove and pipe for sale; cost
$685.; sell for 81. Inquire at this Office.
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. are
burning hundred thousand kiln of
brick.
Postmaster Loughland of Nesson, was
in the city last Friday on legal propo.
sition.
H. Thorsen, Aug. Mattson and Bonnie
Larson were in the city yesterday on
land Office business.
Arthur knight left yesterday for To,-
onto, Canada, where he goes to take
treatment under an English specialist.
u. Delaney. president Of the Citi.
zens' State Bank came up from the east
last Saturday. and is ut present stopping
with his brother.
A. N. Tande, having sold out most OF
his holdings here, has gone on to a
ranch on the Missouri river, between
Glasgow and Chinook.
Geo. H. Stevens and DR.. Van Es,
state veterinarian of Fargo. were in
WilIiston, Friday. The doctor was up
in this section looking after the stock
question.
John LeDosquet and family left Will.
liston, Sunday afternoon, for Everett,
WASH. where they will reside for the
future, Mr.. LeDosquet having resigned
his position on the Great Northern
hero.
Rod Mcleod last week resigned his
position with John Heffernan and left
for his old home at Marquette, Mich.
Rod has been a faithful man in his
work, and in his departure the business
public will miss his frequent visits.
Mr.. Robinson. travelling freight agent
OF the Great Northern, has been in the
city several days this week, and in COM
pany with J. c. Dryer, visited the
Pioneer Coal Co.'s property and made a
survey for . sidetrack from the main
line to the mine.
"A. L. Hamilton and J. v. Black, two
pleasure seeking artists, were in the
city Tuesday and yesterday taking in
terror views of the business places in
Williston. These gentlemen have been
to the coast on recreation tour, and
are taking these views en- route back to
the east.
John Frisch Of Banks, who has been
visiting his old home in Iowa for the
past few weeks, returned home last Fri.
day. John says the vacation has done
him good, although he failed to meet
the expectations Of his friends here who
looked for an addition to the south side
settlements.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are advertising for an "Experi-
ence Social" this evening. but what it 10
seems to puzzle the average citizen.
These ladies are always sprineing some
sort Of a surprise on the public, and one
never knows what the entertainment
is going to he until they visit the
"show," which, on this occasion. is free
to all 40 far AZ the entrance fee is con-
cerned. It will cost YOU nothing to get
in, but in getting out-weli. that's an.
other thing.
Judge Palda was in the city last Sun.
day for few hours, and took occasion
to visit Buford between trains. The
Judge has been unable to hold court in
Wiiliston on account of epressure of
business in other parts of the district,
but promised that he would try and get
here on or before July 18th, in order to
give few men chance to secure their
naturalization papers 80 they could do
their land office business. It will be ap.
preciated by few il this promise is full
filled.
For SALE--A three-room dwelling
house with three lots; will be sold at a
bargain. Inquire at the residence.
D. G. Boyd.
WilIiston, N. D.. June "a, 1903.
The editor of the Graphic went west
this week for the benefit of his health,
and the Graphic will be left in charge of
Mr.. Zeno Bruegeer with Mr.. Fair as
sistant during our absence. We expect
the boys will run the paper about to suit
themselves, and il anything of an un.
usual character or of sensational ma
ture appears in it's columns We shall not
holi1 ourself responsible. We are limit
I'd to two weeks absence, and hope
when we return that our friends will