Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Mrs. Jim George has moved to Glas-
gov. ~ ..-
Mr.. r. NJ. Calderwood made q busi-
ness trip to Buiord Tuesdry.
G. W. Newton has sold his meat
market business to Mr.. Foss.
Mrs. H. V. Smith ertertains the
Card Club tomorrow (Friday) evening.
Willie D. Atterberry arrived home
from Missouri where he has BEEN visit
ing. .....~-
: R. F. II. Brauns, the ToQa druggist,
was q business visitor in Wil,iston this
week.
Mrs. Calderwood of Crazy, N. D. is
Visiting at the home Of her cousin. r.
M. Calderwood.
Mrs Sarah Mercer. County Supt. Of
Schools, wss visitor in Will,eton for a
few days this week. -..@ ~
Two more cases Of scarlet fever we're
reported las. Friday in families living
in the Marslius fats.
Myrtle, the little daughter of Mr..
Costello. who has been 90 seriously i'll
is mendina rapidly.
Prof. Go,don's family arrived last
week from Fargo and will make Willis
ton their future home.
Geo. Hatfield has moved his shoe
repairing shop from the Bell building
into rear room OF julius Nels ,,,'s store.
Judge Palda had 90 many cases to try
At Botiinesu that he was obliged to
adjourn the M,Dot term until Feb. Is.
The Christian Endeavor Socity Of the
Congregational church had social ut
Mrs. Mackersie's on Tuesday evening.
Paul Schierheck has arrived In New
York from his old home in Germany,
and is expected to reach Williston this
week.
Coulter's children have passed the
scarlet fever ordeal in safety. and the
quarantine hse been "called OFF, at his
residence.
F. B. Miller. editor of the TioRa
Gazette, WAS a visitor in the city last
Saturday, and made the Graphic a
friendly call
John Favan's baby, who has b.en \
victim Of scarlet fever, is convalescing,
and the quarantine has been raised
from bis home.
Attorney D. F. Flynn. G. N. claim
agent ut Havre, was in the city last
week between trains. enroute to Grand
Forks on railroad business.
Mrs. Howard Lampman left WilIiston
las, evening for Mspleton, MINI. where
she will spend the remainder OF the
wiuter in search of health.
Mrs. F. H. Va" Dyke entertained the
w. X. K, and n few invited guests at
IlDCus-0&8r lut'huht oitoIhop' D"A'Ny
ref,eshments were served at $50
The proposition to bond Cass county
for 100000, with which to build
courthouse, was defeated at the election
held in that county on January Goth.
Watch for LADY DARRELL"
The Rev. Jones will 20 to Buford to-
morrow to ofi'a,e at the funeral ser
vices of Joseph w. Allen, who WAS
frtze in the railroad yards at this place
last Monday.
J.D. Salt,u breakman for Conductor
Tibbs. had his lace badly cut by broken
glass, caused bv the train breaking in
two. near Springbrook' on Tuesday
afternoon.
Mr.. Erickson, the new photographer,
Is now nicely doninciled in his new
Quarters on main street. in the Van
Dyke building. 6rst door south of the
bowling alley.
y. l.. hIUKStDus "fV' o'n''o' ""'' W
F.. Kingston wer- SprngbrooK visitors
in the city last Saturday. two Of the
parties acting as wItnessrs in the final
proof matter of VIM. F. Lodge.
Di-d-At Schafer, Wallace county, n.
D., last Monday afternoon, zelda May,
aged 5 wears, the only daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. NJ. Uhlman. The remains
we're brought to WilIlston for inter-
ment.
A marriage license was issued this
week by Judge Anstill Of this place for
the union in the holy bonds Of '"atri-
monv of Mr.. A. A. Kingsley and Miss
LYDIA D. Dempsey, both Of Culbertson.
Montana.
S. J. M4ckersi- has moved bis pool
tables into J.. C. Dwyer's building. and
G.. W. Smith has rented the Snyder
place recently vacated by Mackenzie.
where he has opened up pool and
billiard room.