Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-10
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Miss. Maggie Monroe is on the sick
list this wsek. :.
Miss Louise Jaynes of Stroud. has
been visiting for several days in
Williston.
Fargo was visited by another fire last
Sunday. in which about $50, 900 worth of
property was destroyed. II
. VIC. Grow, the drayman artist is
turning out some fne chemical Oil
paintings and has several orders yet to
fila.
Mr.. Benton. agent of the G.. N. R. R.
: is laying off for few days on account of
III health. Harry Porter is filing his
place as agent. -
j. L. Hargraye returned this morning
from Walkerton. Ind. where ne has
been visiting friends and relatives at his
former home. .
1t is reported that the Japs have won
another naval victory having sunk or
captured the entire Russian squadron
of Possist Bay. e.
Charles Crandall, the l5.vear-old boy
Who plead guilty to the charge Of grand
larceny. was sentenced to six years in
the reform school.
Don's forget the performance OF
LADY Darrell" at the opera house this
evening. presented by the WilIiston
Dramatic Club. Admission 25, IS. and
bc.
Rev. VIM. g. schell, of sprinebrook.
will begin series Of Gospel Meetings in
the basement under Calderwood'. land
Office. beginning Saturday evening,
March 18th at 7:30. Sunday services at
$50 and 7:30 p. m.
Don't forget the dancing school Friday
night ut the Opera House. 36.f
LADY Darrell' will he presented at
tho opera house tonight by the Willis,
ton Dramatic Club, aud they promise
You the worth Of your money. They
Rave given this play their careful atten-
ton and study for number Of weeks
past and assure you fine performance.
Plans for the third Music Festival to
be held in Fargo April 20 and 81 are
we'll under way. A splendid chorus,
under the direction of Professor PENN.
man. ia hard at work. The programs
will include two renditions Of Mendels.
solsn's oratorlo,-Elijah and two recitals
BY the solo artists.
Have you noticed that when you
meet a doctor be says: "How are your"
A newspaper man inquires:" do
you know?" but lawyer pats you on
the back and calculates; "What have
yon Rot?" and the preacher asks.
~Where are you going?" This is the
hardest question.
John E. Greene, an old practitioner
before the Dakota bar in territori,
days, has located at Minot. where he is
engaged in the practice of law. Mr..
Greene has been a visitor in Willlston
this week. and 10 assisting Attorney
Stewart in the trial OF the several
damage suits against the Great Northern
Railway company.
A Grand Ball will be given by the
WilIiston Boqnet Orchestra on the 18th
of March, Mt the Opera House. Everv-
body invited to attend. 1862
Washington correspondence in The
Grand Forks Herald: Maj. A. W. Ed
wards of Fargo and United States consul
general to Montreal. spent few days in
Washington this week visiting historical
points of interest. Major Edwards also
called at the capitol to pay his respects
10 the North Dakota congressional de-
legation. He will continue bis trip
north this week and expects TO resume
his official duties early this month.
A jolly crowd of W. K. KS took
bob ride TO Mr.. Sharp's ranch last week.
The bob sled was bedecked with flags
and coffee cups, which, by the way,
we're present to the ladies from the
proprietor and employees of the Star
Meat Market. There was an initiation
of new members. and from the looks o:
one, it seems he had harsh treatment,
% he is seen limping around the streets
these days.
A very high wind ragged over this
section of country all day Tuesday. and
<housh it was not in the shape of
chinook, 1t Whitfield down the piles of
snow at marvellous rate. The thermo-
meter lowered in the vicinity of 80
above zero during thu greater portion
of the time. so there was very little
shaving or freezing going on during the
work of disinteRration. The wind was
almost directly from the east, and was