Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-05-21

many friends here will be glad to learn
that he intends going onto his land per.
manently.
We are Informed that Dr.jE. H. Bel.
yea will arrive in Willistoh tomorrow
for the purpose of locating Mere per.
manently. DR.. Belyea isfwyH known in
this section, and has kkkays been
favorite with, the old.6Me settlers Of
this region, and We are glad to learn
that the old doctor has decided to come
back to his first love.
advertisement of the I P. knlaas Co. ~
and former neghbor, E. Hestnas is
about 100000 OF lumber embracing
every known grade, and Mr.. Hes,nas,
being an expert IN the business, will
make you estimates upon application.
The Citizens Bank, of which J. J. De-.
laney is president, H. c. Delaney,
cashier and Miss Bertha Mnluy
is assistant, advertise their bu>i-
ness this week. Besides doing a gen.
eral banking, loan aud collection busi.
ness. they are prepared to furnish steam.
ship tickets to any part of the world.
See ad.
E. L. Gunderson. cashier Of t'.e Ray
bank, and Harry B. Nasor, Of the Ray
Lumber Co., were WlIliston visitors in
the city last Monday. These young
men think Wllliston Is 4 progressive
town. and although they nave great
faith in the future of Ray. they are
ready to admit that WllIis,on is a little
the best town west OF Grand Forks.
Yep; We know it is.
Harry f. 6. Smell, formerly clerk in
the hardware department of the Brueg-
ger Mercantile Co.'S department store
in this city, writes from Webster, N. d.,
asking US TO send h,m the Graphic. He
says he can't get along without the
soothing influence of our great moral
and literary luminary-the Williston
Graphic. Harry is engaged in w. d.
Millar's mercantile house at Webster.
Carl J. Brant of Granville, a popular
and wellknown photographer OF that
section of the country. was a visitor IN
Williston. Tuesday. Mr.. Brant is
friend of our old-time chum. P. A.
Havsrvold-before prohibition days
who is now practjcinR law at Granville.
Well. Andrew, we are glad to know that
you are still in the land of the living,
aud with e.atehooh and reform have
held your own against the ravages Of
time.
Geo. W. Kemper Of the Fargo Bridge
and Iron Co., JOIN G. Slack, represent
ing the Mime, poiis Bridge and Iron
Co., and L. n. Butler, representative of
W. s. Hewett & Co., Of Minneapolis,
were bidders before the board of county
commissioners last week seeking for the
job OF putting in a new iron and steel
bridge across the Stony. The bidding
WIS quite lively FOR awhile, out Mr.. But
Ter finally landed the contract for W. s.
Hewett g. Co The latter firm built the
bridge acre~s the Muddy.
Thomas & Monroe nave secured the
agency for cut flowers from The green
lonse of Sio1well & Graver Of Fargo.
and can supply the peopl. of WiIliston
with the ct."icest articles in this line to
be found anywhere in the western
states. Those desiring cut flowers
should leave their orders ut Thomas &
Monro-'s shop. or make their request of
Mr.. Thomas personally, who will supply
"ddNo tue 6t'OTtc6t ktOo0lOto
notice, and supply them with flowers
CHI aper and better than can be pro.
cured at Twin Cities.
The Crystal Steam Laundry, of which
Mrs. c. p. Harris is proprietor. sfd Mr..
e. L. Suppress man9ker, will opyh up for
business ~ith fun head ol<steam to-
morrow. Tie a.tndry is Situated in the
Metzger building adjoHing Paulson's
restaurant. aud il equipped with all the
modern appliances Hr doing frst-class
work. Next we4k%ke will give a more
extended notice 6 this new enterprise,
a. we shall by tina: time have an oppov-
tunity to examine the style of work the
machinery can turn out.
A Sunday School was organized at
SprinRbrook last Sunday under the
supervision o: West. Kingston, with
sumo 81 memhers. A collection WAS
taken up for the beretit Of the school.
The collection amounted to about 81
cents, and some f the boys asked that
it he put up ard sold ut auction, which
request was compiled with. Bidding
began, and considerable interest WAS
manifested on the part Of some Of the
outsiders, and offerings went high, but
the odd pieces of copper and other cub
sidiary coin was knocked down to MIR.
E. H. Besl for $3.50. Qlite novel
plan to swell the -xchequer ola Sunday
school. yet Mr.. Beal says he wouldn't
A. l. E L..