Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-10-20
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUND-U1
+. G. Himber this week moved bis
family to Berthold. N. D.
Bditor Wilbur of the Ray Pubic
Opinion was in Williston LIST Wednes-
day.
Editor Hughes of tho Ray Pioneer
was business visitor in this city Wed.
nesday.
A telegram received today from W.
B. Overson states he will be home next
Tuesday.
A cold wave is booked for this week,
hut tho weather man won't say how
long it is to last.
Reuben Siewert left the arst of this
week tor Osnsbrock, N. D., called there
by the serious illuess o: his brother.
Mrs. Sally Luster and Mrs. Sam Smith
have returned from their trip to their
old home in Indiana and to the Worlds
Fair.
Sarah D. Mercer. the present county
superintendent of schools, announces
herself as an independent candidate for
the same position.
Miss Virgins White, Who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. H. V. Smith.
leaves for her home in Davenport,
Iowa, next Sunday.
Mrs. Gilbranson and daughter, who
have been visiting Mr.. ank Mrs. W. V.
Gilbrspson, departed for their home in
Spokane on Sunday.
Miss Lille Nelson spent Sunday in
Iondak. visiting her sister. Grace. who
10 employed in the Mondak Townsite
and improvement Co.'S Office.
E. E. Cole, proprietor of tho Hotel
Metropole of Fargo, stopped of between
trains on his way to Mondak. and
visited with friends in Wllliston.
Fairbanks says that We have only
spent 500, 900 900, on the Philippine
Islands. Very trifliug sum. We should
be generous and make it $500. 900 900.
From tho amount of rice that WAS
thrown at the young couple that
boarded the Sunday train for the west.
We should Judge they were bound on =
honey moon trip.
David B. Hill, who 10 campaigning
in Indiana wires Davis of West Vir-
Rinia that he has conferred with the
leaders OF that state and assure him of
democratic majority.
About fifty cars were loaded with cat
tie and horses at the Ayoca stock yards
laet Saturday and shipped east. Among
the shippers were Delaney Bros, of the
Citizens State Bank, John Grogan,
John Isaacson and Mr.. Heath.
John Sandstrom, 4 graduate Of the
university of Minnesota. has be.n
placed on the democratic tickot for the
position of county judge. Mr.. Sand
strom il most capable man and one
that will add strength to the ticket.
Bring your Photos, and We will
enlarge them for YOU free.
The New Clothing and Shoe Store.
The Edison Theatre company gave .
most pleasing entertainnent at the
opera house last Thursday evening.
Among tho performers who received
many expressions Of appreciation, was
our actor friend Bragg. The play was
good one, and admirably rendered.
DressmakinR by Mrs. Ryee at Whites
MilIiner Store. Popular prices. lott
The wrestling match which took place
At tho opera house last Saturday between
J. A. Burns, tho champion velter
weight of the Pacific coast. and Ed.
Phillips of this city, is said to have been
4 very creditable affair, with results in
favor of Mr.. Phillips. Samuel J. McMil-
Ian, tho strong man, performed several
wonderful feats Of strength, which
drew forth the admiration of all present.
We carry q full line OF Mems and
Boys Sheepli lined Duck Coats and
listers. prices from $3.50 up.
The New Clothing & Shoe Store.
The Epwor.h League will give an
entertainment at the NJ. E. church,
Thursday evening. Oct.' n, consisting OF
~ literary program, after which light
Refreshments will be served. Admis-
sion Is cents; children under IL years.
Is cents. We earnestly desire your
presence.
By order of committee.
Street hats at reduced prices at
Whites Millinery Store.
The Graphic is panied to chronicle
the death of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mn. g. b. MetEger, which occurred
lat Saturday evening after q sickness