Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-11-05
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

John Mercer, ST., was down from Blu,
ford today.
The card club will meet with Mrs.
Brownell tomorrow evening.
states Attorney diversion made BUSH
ness trip to Fargo the past week.
8, J. Mitchell feft last Monday on
business trip to Woonsocket, S. D.
Mrs. Dan Alleman left Sunday morn.
ing for Langdon, N. D.. to spend the
winter.
F. B. Chapman and L. D. Sweetman
were Buford visitors in the city last
Monday.
Mrs. W. R. McChesney and daughter,
Miss Belle. returned from Spokane last
Thursday.
n. A. CArey, of Hofflund. administra-
tor of the estate of his brother, Art
Carey, was in the city today.
Miss Peachy Dorfler celebra' ed her
fifth birthday Saturday by entertaining
number OF her little friends.
Married, in this CITY, by A. A. AustilI,
on Nov. 2, Mr.. William West and Miss
Alice Christie. both Of Cartwright, N. D.
Deputy. superintendent Kathleen
Mercer has been in town the past week
assisting the County Supt. in her Office.
Never IN the history Of the Great
Northern Railway was the volume Of
passenger traffic a. heavy a. at the pres
ent time.
N. w. Comford and Lon NORMAN Of
White Earth passed through Williston
last Sunday to visit Comford's new town.
site of Mondsk.
Thomas Freeman shipped four cars Of
cattle to Allenburg & Co., at Chicago.
today, and seven ears more we're shipped
by other parties.
John A. Hurley, Of Sulphur Springs.
Texas, brother.in-law of r. n. Miller.
arrived in Williston Tuesday, and il the
guest of Mr.. Miller.
The new artificial stone sidewalk IN
front Of the Umon block. IA being laid.
1t 10 ten feet wide and 10 the finest piece
of walk in the city.
l.. J. McPlee has sold his interest in
the drug store to Mr.. BrownsiI, aud ex-
poets to leave soon for the coast, where
he will spend the winter.
E. E. Capps representing H. E. Buck
lin & Co.. of Chicago. WAS transactiDR
business in this city last Monday, in the
interest OF that well.known firm.
Mrs.. l.. M. Msrmon and daughter,
Mrs. Thos. Costello. left Wednesday
evening for St. Paul, whore Mrs. Mar.
mon goes for medicsl treatment.
The school board of 1ande district
tried to engage Miss Kathleen Mercer
to teach their school. but q previous
epaaaement prevented her accepting
Mrs. R. N, Miller and children expect
to leave this week or the first ofn for
. visit of several months with friends
and relatives in Texas and Oklahoma.
The NJ. B. A. gave most enjoyable
psrty at Breugaer hall last Friday night.
Cards. dancing, music and refreshments
m.da thu evening pass very pleasantly.
Walter Mitchell is erecting dwelling
house on bis lot on BreuRger avenue.
When these bachelors begin to build. 1t
looks suspicious, and Walter will "bear"
watching.
All the helpers at the rounGhouse,
including a number of Japs. went on
strike . few days ago. The trouble WAS
a question of cutting down wages. and
was soon settled.
&c. Stewart has sold his residence on
Main street to Mr.. Townsend, from
across the river, for consideration OF
@17OO. Mr.. Stewart will move bis family
into Mrs. LeDosquet's new house.
L. A. Braman, father of Mrs. A. l..
Butler of This city, arrived from the west
Tuesday. Mr.. Braman went to Mon
tsna about two years ago, bat last week
returned to Buford, his former stamping
ground.