Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-10-29
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Doc. Blalock was jollyinx his Wiliston
friends last Monday.
j. N. Balm was Culbertson visitor In
the city last Saturday.
The last school census gives Williams
county SIS children Of school age.
Mrs. Buck. mother of Mrs. Sharp, has
returned to her home in Minnesota.
Mrs. H. H. LaDue returned last week
from two weeks visit in Spokane and
Seattle.
IT. &. Jaeger, who formerly lived at
Grinnell. now resides few miles east of
Williston.
Carl Hendricksen, of Grafton, presi-
dent of the Pioneer Coal Co. was in
town Monday.
Owen Butler returned from Illinois on
Monday and is again behind the counter
at Heddrich's.
Lewis NJ. Marker and Mr.. Winget, OF
Buford, were business visitors in the
city Monday.
VIM. LouRhland. the versatile post
:master at Nesson, was business visitor
in tho CITY yesterday.
you talk ante trust then you. ought
% Kov Moi
II Bruegger Mercantile Co.
r. NJ. Warren, who has homestead
about three miles east of the city, will
leave early next week for visit to his
former home in Iowa.
j. D. Rogers, editor of the White
Earth Record, visited Williston between
trains last Saturday, and reported the
White Earth creamery WAS an assured
fact.
President James }. Hill. of the Great
Northern, passed through Williston at
moon to-day. on his way to Butte where
he will act a. one Of the medlators in the
mining troubles.
The Pioneer Land office sold this
week to the OK Bow Horse Co., of Can.
ada, the entire herd Of horses belonging
to Hurd Bros. of Glasgow, Mont, con-
ssisting of over 100 head.
The Graphic has been favored with an
Invitation to the wedding of Mr.. John
Welo, Of Tiogs. and Miss Minnie Tapcre
daughter of Mr.: and Mrs. WIN. Tancre,
of Hoflund, formerly of Towner.
Attorney Nehemiah Davis, Of Minol.
who was injured by the collapsng of the
xpostoffice in that city about q year ago,
has entered suit against the contractor,
ID. A. Dinnie, Postmaster Fueleson and
Martin Jacobson. for SIS 900 damages.
Mr.. Ralph Raum and Mrs. Jennie
Yuill we're united In the holy bonds of
1matrimony by Judge A. A. Austill. at
the Columbia Hotel, last Thursday after
noon. The parties are old residents of
Williston and are we'll known through
out the county. Congratulations are III
order.
It is rumored in the city this morning
that Charley James has fled informa-
ton against several of our prominent
business men, charging them with kill
ing deer out Of season. Among those
,msntioned are Squire Coleman, Les
Coulter. Dr. Be!vea, and Curly Patter-
son. Gee whiz! What's the matter?
Marriage licenses were issued last
Tuesday by Judge Austlll to the follow
ing persons: John Welo and Miss Min
ME Tancre, of Hof1und, and Carl L. Sal
veson and Miss Elizabeth Helle, both of
Ray. The marriages, We understand,
were celebrated at Ray. The Graphic
extends congratulations to the contract
ing parties.
A basket picnic and dedicatorial ex-
ercise will be held at the Palmer School
House, Eve miles north of Williston, on
sSaturda October 31st. Exercises begin
at 10 4. M. with an address by Rev. J.
g. WaRerman, followed by dinner. In
the afternoon an interesting program
will be rendered, consisting of recits-
tons. music and addresses. Everybody
il invited. Come with we'll filled
sbasketa and enjoy . good time.