Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-18
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
A. r. Mayo. the ferryman was down
from Buford yesterday.
Miss. Clara Nelson entertained a fex
Of her friends at finch on Monday
evening. ..~ ~. 80
Mr.. Hillman. the popular piano man
from Grand Forks. has been in the city
the past week. E. -.
Will Sang is threshine out about 500
bushels Of oats raised on his ranch
across the river. =, ...'.
Mr.. J. G,oengard, the now Clothing
man is doing rushing business with
his bankrupt sale.
Denis McCarty will odlciats a. mail
carrier between WiIliston aud 6chafsr
during the balance OF winter.
The business mon Of Stanley have or.
eanised an association for the advance.
ment Of thu town and country.
Mr.. p. NJ. Fair who has neen confiin-
ed TO tho house BY sickness for the past
two weeks is able to bs out again.
The baby girl. aged one vear. of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cross OF this CITY. died
yeeterdsy morning Of scarlet fever.
p. F. FLYNN, claim agent for the Great
Northern. was looking after the COM
psny's interests in this city yes erdxy.
Next Monday. Feb. 22, is \ holiday.
and 1t is expected that business gen
orally will be Suspended 4 portion Of
the dav.
NJ. CAllerwood. Of Crazy. N. d. left
for bis home on Monday evening after y
pleasant visit with his cousin, 4. NJ.
Calderwood.
l.. u. Sweetmsn. who has spent the
winter in the eastern Fart OF tho state,
returned to this section Of the "banana
belt" Tuesday.
H. A. Carey was up from Hofflund
on PROBATE business Tuesday. Mr.,
Care; is winding up the affairs Of his
brothers. estate.
Miss Minnie Bellinger has resigned
the authorship of The Williston school
building, which position che has filed
for ahont fo,,r vasra-
The dance advertised to be given by
the Royal Npiahhors last Tuesday night,
has been postponed owing TO sickness
prevailing in some portions of the city.
Principal ElIithorpe desires to request
that. in ali CASES where pupils are not
feeling well. or are inclined to be sick,
parents keep their children from school.
The many friends Of Miss Lille Mel
con will be pleased TO learn she has re.
covered from her recent illness and is
again at the Case in The Herald Office.
The February term Of the district
court will convene IL this city on Mon.
day Mt xt, and all parties having busi
ners with the court will have to be on
hanu.
Reuben Stewart left last Monday for
Poplar, Mont, where he has been en-.
gagged to do some work in bis line of
painting. He expects to be gone about
two weeks.
Engineer Grant C''nIey returned from
his visit with relatives IL Whatcom,
Wash, last Saturday. Grant reports a
fine time and says it i. nice and warm
out tbsre.-Minot Reporter.
The pie social given at the Methodist
churcl, last thursday evening WAS de-
cided success. A short program Was
rendered and eating, games aud social
chat occupied the evening.
DR. E. H. Belysa having purchased
the brick residence erected by the
Bru~eRer Mercantile Co., last fall near
the school honse square, has moved his
family t"to the same.
The two youngest children Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Freeman are sick with
scarlet fever. Later: We are sorry to
learn of the death of the Youngest child
Elwin, aged one year.
E. M. Crary. Gilmore. has appealed
to the commissioner Of the general land
Office from tho recommendation maize
by the local land office officials for his
disharment from practice befors that
Office.
Mrs. l. Z. Stewart received the sad
news Of the death Of her Rrandmot her,
Mrs. Swedbeck, which occurred ct
Bemidji. Num-, on Monday last. Mrs.
Swsdbeck WAS in her Ssh year at the
time Of her death.
The morning subject at the NJ. E.
church will bs "Theism" from the text
"In tn. beginning God created" The
aveninp al .iect will b. "What is the