Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-02-12
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

>Attorney Overson made business
trip to Minot Tuesday.
P. P. Ugstad. OF Hofflund, local agent
of the New York Life, was in the city
Tuesday. !
Benton family, who have
been visiting relatives in New York,
returned home this week.
Julius Carlson, yho has been sojourn-
ing in Montana 6< nearly u year past,
returned to Wfliston this week.
Last weeks Valley CITY Times Re.
cord was ''lnIu." 1t contained 16
pages Of interesting local reading matter.
t. John Kjorstad has gone to White
Earth. where he will spend few. days
visiting with the family Of his old friend,
John Carlson.
Dr.. Clancy has moved his Office from
Lem Nye's building into che room
heretofore used ss sample room in the
Great Northern Hotel block.
II you want to know why it is that
Frank Hicketheir is carrying that broad
and happy smile with him nowadays,
just ask him chow the baby is"
Prof. E. RI Brownson made White
Earth visit lssk Saturday, aud reports
the prospects>for Business at that little
berg quite flatteriug for the coming
season.
Father Raith of Minot was in Williston
yesterday, having been summoned here
BY the illuess of W. J. Doyle Of Tren.
ton, who has been suffering for some.
time with heart trouble.
David Sang, a brother of our Mr..
Hugh Sang. was reelected alderman in
the city of Duluth, at their recent
municipal election. This will be h,s
fourth term as one of "the city dads"
The members of the Hofflund A.
o. U. w. lodge will give u grand mssk
ball at Hoff's hall on Friday evening,
February Goth. A general invitation is
extended. and good time is promised.
VIM. Boe'tcher, the popular plasterer
and brick-layer, returned from Minot
last Saturday where he has been ELL
gagged in the building of Jacobson's new
opera house, aud doing other brick
mason work.
Jacob Sutphin, whose parents aud
friends live in Duluth, died at Mrs.
Maderson's hospital in this city last
Monday, the 9th inst, OF Brighs's dis
ease. He was buried in the Williston
Cemetery gu Tuesday.
w. W. Corbett. of Dore, was visitor
in the city yesterday. for the first time
in three years. Billy has given up his
famous sport of hunting and settled
down to the more sober and staid occu.
patton of rancher.
The mention of the return Of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. b., Davidson from their two
months yisit~at the OLD home of Mr..
Davidson, was Inadvertently lett on, of
last weeks Graphic; but ''be,ter late
than never" is saying that will apply
in this Case.
Joe. Bowe<s has resigned b;s place on
Heffernan's drsy, andeHarrv Miller is
now in charge Harry is an industrious,
sober young mxh and we believe will
give equslly~ss good satisfaction as Mr..
Bowers dfddurine bis superintendency
of that oranch of MI. Hefernan's
business. "
Prepare yourselves to stand the hor-
rors of receiving valentines, for the day
is not far distant when the individual
with grudge will veSt his or her spite
by sending you \ penny valentine.
Next Saturday the postmaster will have
all he can do to attend to the delivery
window and stamp department.
J.J. and H. C. Delaney, the gentle
men who were here some two weeks
ago looki ny for a location for u new
bank, returned this week, and we un-
derstand have completed arrangements
for the establishment Of themselves in
business here. They have applied for =
charter for state bank, and will also
make the institution national oank as
soon - they can get the business going.