Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-04-09
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

100 house logs for sale. Inquire at
the Graphic office.
1.v. copxsZ.s b<Ms.pa~,61d cox
stable, yics w. MarkI>fesigd4a :.
+ Hay for paINInquire of E. A. Howe
orat the Graphic Office, Williston.
Misses Lydia and Fife Leonhardy are
rusticat'ng on their claims near Spring
brook this week.
Mrs. Charles Webster, Mrs. Hanson
and Miss Allen, of Ray. We're visitors in
Williston Saturday.
Levi Arnold has built himself a nice
residence ut the corner of Second street
and Anderson avenue.
b. Chapman. manager of the Buford
Mercantile Co y store, WAS bus inese
visitor in the city yesterday.
!. The board Of county commissioners
are in session this week. and are turn
ing out good lot of business.
Mrs. L. d. Bayreh and daughter.
Ralphene, are down from Havre this
week visiting their relatives
Next Sunday i.~E2sts> T%na"y
of our readers will b<dblet 6aaMd eggs
on thatday at present pfices7
A new buildipa<fo i use>9s baJbey
shop, is beiYx<erecty6 on 8iN sH2eH
lot next '"f6s F''t2%""4a%u
Those intending TO sow flax this sprin 2
should contract for their seed at once.
We have about 800 bushels left. In
quire at the Graphic Office
Druggist Brownell moved out to his
sanch north of town this week. w. r.
McChesney's family will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Brownell.
J. c. Dryer is fitting up the addition
just constructed at the rear of his place
for a lunch room, which will be presid-
ed over by Miss Mamie Pherrin.
WIN. Freeman, who has been making
his home near Spokane for The past two
years or so. returned to Williston last
week, where he intends to make his
future home.
Married-In this city. by Hon. A. A.
AustiIl, on April 6, 1903, Mr.. Walter A.
French and, Miss Mary ]. Walper Of
Hoople. N. D. Mr.. French has a claim
about II miles north of town.
Howard Lampman, formerly a COM
missioner of this county, but who has
been engaged in the mercantile business
in Minnesots for nearly four years past,
ie visiting his brother Len north of Will
liston.
Doc. Blalock Yesterday went over to
his south side ranch. Doc. has had n
hard time OF it With broken leg the
past winter, but with q crutch and q cane
he manages to get around in u pretty
lively shape.
Reuben Siewert, who has been work.
ing at the painters trade at Saltwater,
i Mimi, the past year. returned to Viii.
liston last Thursday. 1t is. possible that
Reuben may decide to open a shop OF
his own in Williston.
Hon. E. e. Palmer has just com pleted
the survey and plat of ten more blocks
of the Bruegger Mercantile Co. g land on
the east side of Sassen avenue, which
has been recorded as Brueggers Second
Addition to the Town Of Winston.
The wilIi,toA Herald last week vas
enlarged "a 41-columo gArEhd is
now an Jfsht-ptge pal kr, 1eefebf the
Graphs. The enlsrfe@Sht oklksHer.
aid evidences PROSPERITY, and we Hearth
~ cohgra, ulate Editor Butler in the sue
cess of his business.
The ice in the Missouri broke up last
Saturday and the river is now practical
~ clear. Bakers ferryboat was put in
to operation Tuesday, anA yesterday K.
J. Macarthur came over on it from the
south side. The Buford ferry, owned
bv A. r. Mayo, was expected to be in
good working order to dav. Captain
Bsilley's steam ferry Pearl, plying be-
tween Williston and the south side, is in
excellent condition, and can give the
best Of service.