Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-06-30
LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Mrs. D. G. Page is visiting friends in

- M AOW0Iu VI 0C0S1er was IT, the
city first Of this week.
J. W.. Lewis of springbrook was q
Williston visitor to-day.
A brand new boy arrived last Wed.
nesday At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. B. Preble.
Editor Miller of the Tioga Gazette
was caller at the Graphic while in the
city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell have
returned from their wedding tour to the
st.. Louis Fair:
Mrs. Chas. Thomas of Windfall, N. Y.
is visiting her sisters. Mrs. Bent Bell
and Mrs. W. c. Crow.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Handlev,
Monday, June q, a boy of the regula-
latlon size and weight.
The Minot Optic speaks of our R. H.
Kennedy as an "Eagle." You're mis-
taken, Bro, Dick is q nighthawk.
The Committee on Sports for the
Fourth desires that all bicycle riders
trim up their wheels and help swell
the parade.
Miss Mary Anderson is again at her
duties in the Brueeger Nero. Co.'s store
after spending q few weeks with friends
in St. Paul.
Mrs. Geo. Bruegger and Mrs. Paul
Leonhardy left on last Thursday for
Milwaukee, Wis.,, to make an extended
visit with relatives.
The Ladies Aid will serve sandwiches,
coffee, ice cream. cake, strawberries and
lemonade at the M. E. Church all day
and evening on July Fourth.
The two horse thieves captured here
by Sheriff Costello and bis deputy, John
Doerfler, were, delivered last week to
the Montana officers who came after
them.
E. E. Hildebrant, who has a ranch on
the south side of the Missouri river,
left for his old home at BoWden N. d.
last Monday for few weeks visit with
relatives.
w. B. diversion, Worshipful Master
and Senaca Brownell Past Master. of
the Maconic Lodge IF this place. are
attending the Grand Lodge Meeting Of
that order at Fargo.
About twenty five people, friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Atterberry, drove out to
their ranch near Eight Mile last Sunday
where they held picnic. All report
Almost enjoyable time.
Frances Sharp entertained company
of little folks on last Saturday afternoon.
in honor of her sixth birthday. About
twenty OF her little friends were present
and all bad jolly time.
An ice cream social will be given at
the Palmer school house tonight for
the benefit of the Sunday school of that
neighborhood. Everybody is invited,
and good time is promised.
J. @. Adams has opened up bis
iewelry and Matchmaking establ ish-
ment in the Opera House Block in a
neat and tastely style, and is ready to
receive and ill all orders with prompt
ness.
The city council has been busy this
week as an equalization board, and
from what We can learn, they have had
their hands full of trouble-caused by
those whose properties have been given
an increased valuation kicking on their
assessment.
Service of Worship will be held in the
Congregational church Sunday morning
at II O'Clock. Lords Supper and re-
ception of members. Sunday School at
10a. m. Young Peoples meeting at 7
.. m. Evening service and sermon bv
the pastor at 8 o'clock. Subject: 'Na-
tional Liberty and Prosperity
At meeting of the Wi]liston Cornet
Band last Tuesday evening, vote OF
thanks was extended to the Bruegger
Mercantile Co. for the use of band
room in the Opera House and also
thanking Mr.. E.. Leonhardy for bis
donation of admission tickets to the
grounds on July 4.
Our old friend. and former fellow
citizen, Charles Becker, is in the city
this week visiting his ''Sarstoga" frlends
and associates. Charley is now resi-
dent of High River, prosperous little
berg about 81 miles south of Calgary In
Alberta, Cam, where he is at present en-
Gagged in real estate business.
L. D. McGahan has accepted the
position as state agent for EDWARDS,
Wood & Co., the commission firm of st.
Paul, Minneapolis and Duluth. We are
glad that Mac. has struck something
-l:-l L. Iii bo con make success