Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-07
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Billy Class was down from Ray this
week.
E. o. Westcott was up from Hoflun,l
the latter part Of last week.
Thos. Even was among the bidders
for school land leases Tuesday.
Ole Thorsen was in attendance at the
leasing of school lands Tuesday.
Halvor Thorsen of Hofflund was in
the city couple of DAYS this week.
Attorney diversion made business trim
10 Fargo this week. returning yesterday i.
Andrew Noble aud N. E. Prudhomme
were Buford visitors in Wtlliston last
week.,
Geo. Hyde and Geo. Noble we're over
from the south side Tuesday bidding on
school lands.
We have a fne Victor sewing machine
for sale cheap. Call at the Graphic of.
fee and see it.
TIE board of county commissioners
will meet again in nm adjourned session
next Monday.
DR.. r. H. Hardman of White Earth
WAS visitor in WilIiston a couple Of
days this week. I
Dr.. Clancy was ctlled TO Graqd Forks
this week on professional business, re-
turning yesterdy/ ,
w. d. Gillespie of Ray was among the
visitors in this city this week looking
after chances for school lands.
Arb0r Day was observed in the city
schools by the pupils and teachers in
giving the yard thorough cleaning.
We are sorry t. learn that our jovial
old friend H. Sang has been confined to
bis bed several days the past week with
stomach trouble.
Mrs. S. Boyd and her little son Frank
went to Ray last Thursday evening to
attend the funeral of Dalton Elliot, who
was an old acquaintance Of Mr.. Boyd's
family.
DR.. Shaw, who has spent the winter
at his old home in Ohio, returned to
this city last Friday, and will take up
his residence on his homestead near
Medicine Lodge mill.
John Peshek, the rustling south side
rancher, returned from the east last
Monday with about one hundred head
ofyoung cattle, which he will put on the
range in Wallace county.
Mrs. Mic Zirbos of White Earth last
week received two itbe children, aged
respectively years ynd rs months, sent
to her from the orphans home in New
York, which she wiz adopt.
Paul Stevens, one Of the young legal
lights of Towner, was . visitor in the
city yesterday. Mr.. Stevens is now
travelling in the interests Of tailoring
house, taking orders for gents suits.
Mrs. Robert Newell, who has spent
the last Two years in New York, retur"'
ed to this city last Saturday, and 10 Wis
itinR her daughters. Mrs. J. w. Snider
youngest son Chester with relatives at
the metropolis o: the Empire State.
P. D. Moore. clerk in Hedderich Bros.
4 Co.'s store at Buford, who WIS arrest
ed on complaint of Downey Xhomas and
brought to this city for fst6instion. WINS
discharged Tuesday bv Jystice ~Colem
for want of prosecution. and judge
ment for costs rendered against Thomas.
Any person finding tho drawer to a
sewing machine, which was lost between
Williston and Mr.. Hollar's place. with
bobbins and attachments, will confer Il
favor on Mrs. Maderson by leaving the
same at Graphic Office, or giving infor'
nation whore the same may be recov'
cred.
q. s. Commissioner BroTnson hae
moved his land office businets into the
front rooms Of the residence along side
of the Graphic office. The afrIhRe ment
is convenient for Mr.. Browni9h, for liv
ing in the same building aBmebody il
always there to attend to the wants OF
any business caller who may happen in.
Miss Floy Brownson wac in Williston
from "Wednesday to Saturday, the guest
of Professor aud Mrs. Bsownson. Miss
Brownson is relative Of Prof. Brown
son and is on her way to GrinneH where
she will teach the summer school. Miss
Brownsbn comes from MINNEAPOLIS
where she has been attending the Uni
yersity of Minnesota.
Mrs. g. w. Attebury came down from
Glasgow last week, ana has been the
guest Of her old friend Mr. !. y. H. Smith
Mrs. Attebury came down fSr the pur-
pose of attending to the ra3ch and get
ting things in readiness Hr Mr.. Atte-
bury, who will return here after the
close of his school in Glasgow mex
month