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

John Mckay was N lesson visitor in
the city last week.
II. A. Nelson, was q business visitor
in Williston last week.
Halvor Thorsen of Hofaund was IN
the city short time last Monday.
Editor Miller of the Tioga Gazette was
in the city between trains last Saturday.
''Trouble-brseders" are a menace to
the town IL which they are permitted to
exist.
Nels Ramp, minus the usual hirsute.
represented Hoaluud In the city last
week.
z. /. Gunderson. cashier of the Raw
bank, WAS in Wiliislon last Thursday on
business.
N W. Comford, townsits promoter Of
White Earth, was visitor in tho city
last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Heffsrnan are re-
joicing oyer the arrival of a ane baby
hoy ut their home last Saturday.
MesIam~s. BrueRger, Lsonhardy and
Bxownson. have issued invitations for \
card party At the opera house tomorrow
evening.
Charles Webster. one OF the TOWNSHIP
propristors Of Ray. was in the city the
past week on business before the dis
trict court.
Wisconsin's magnificent capitol build
Ing WAS practically destroyed by fine
last Saturday. entailiny u loss OF over
100000.
Don't forget to 20 to the Opera House
next Thursday evening to see Lady
DARRELL" presented by the Williston
Dramatic Company.
Attention is called to the changes in
the time table of The Great Northern
Railway Co.. which can bs found on the
first page Of this paper.
Guy Martin was down from Buford
this week, aud had All operation for the
removal Of u tu.nor. Drs. Bslyea d
BeIyea performed the operation.
Postmaster Loughland Of Nilsson WAS
in the city several days last week with
a view OF taking !. gal steps to prevent
= the opening of a road through bis pre-
misses.
The conditions under which the
month Of March came into existence
we're not 80 Iamb-like as they might
have been. And what will the robin
do now. poor thing?
Mrs. Newell and her son Chester
arrived il the city from New York city
last Friday. and are visiting Mrs. job"
H-f.rnan and Mrs. West Snider.
dxuKl,te 8 OF Mrs. Newell.
w. E. Rhodes. foreman ofthe Roberts
County banner. of Session. s. D. was
visitor in Williston last Tnesiay. Mr..
Rhodes is looking for location for the
establishment Ut q ne wspAper.
Shortly after dinner last Saturday.
Judge Palda announced that the court
wou:h take recess until next Monday.
March 7th, and all jurors and Witnesses
were given leaves of absence until that
day.
"A!kali Ike" Jack Dryers protegr.
returned from Texas this week. H.
has been down to the Beef head'
state visiting lis father. Frank Conlin,
but hurried bask to Williston to see
Voltz's latest catch.
After this week the Graphic will en-
deavor to give it's readers q few Of the
latest reports Of the Russian. Japanese
war. Owing to the crowded conditions
OF the home print pages Of the Graphic
We shall be u, able to give more
than a mere synopsis Of the latest news
reported to the American press.
Geo. H. Mckay was up from Neseon a
few days last week. George took ad-
vantage of Mrs. McKay's absence at
Willard, MIMI, where she is visiting a
brother, to get out for little rusti6ction,
and concluded that WilIiston was q
pretty safe resort for "fine old coun
try gentleman" to while away few leis
ure hours in Williston last week.
John H-ffernan says he has been
putting W ic. of the choicest quality for
the past month, and neither Of the local
papers ever mentioned his name in
connection with it until he took "cold
plunge" He knew something Of that
kind would call out the sstu'eness OF
the scrihes, and probably secure fe "
lines Of equitable advertising in bis
next seasons ice business.
Rev. J. E. Jones has resigned the pas.
torate of the Congregational Church in
this city, and the members Of that
nonnJur missinn are now lOukin1 for n