Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-01
LOCAL ROUNDUP !.

~ AS>D ~
Rruben Siewert return d rom his
WRIT tast yesterday.
Geo. H. Mckay Was busintes visito,
from Nekeon Tuesday.
Chas. Shafer was over from his Cherry
Creek ranch Saturday.
Mrs. Levi Arnold has been on th-
siek lis, Tor the pas, week.
Attorney diversion ma 10 business
arp to White EARTH Yesterday.
Be SIRE ard see Nellie Stark IA the
"4rish Boy" Friday night, sup ported by
the Londsle Theatre Co.
States Attorney diversion has bonRht
sol from b. G. psxe. upon which he
intends erecting q building Tor " law
Office.
J.. F. Woodley and family have re-
turned to Williston from their Montana
stock ranch. and will spend the winter
dn the city.
John A. johnson, governor. elect of
minnesota, 10 4 Newspaper editor and
president Of the Minnesota editorial
association.
Frank L. Andrew, representing tho
81. Paul Dispatch. vas in the city vss-
ser'isy and made the Graphic "fics a
Pro4essieaal call.
J. s. Ellison hsa retained from Great
Falls, Mont. where he has been to
make srra"Rrments for the ehipm-nt of
hay from this city.
Be sure and see the "En~my Of the
King. correctly Consumed, eplendidlv
stssed and admirably acted ny ths Lon
dale Co.. Friday night.
Wait Spurlock Of Fargo. representing
the Continental Casually Insurance
company, wss IL The cisy lsst week
working up business for that drm.
Don't he snxil.-Their movement .
are too SLOW for vide awake people to
initiate. Make IN investment in real
estate in WiIlis,on, and double your
money inside Of two years.
Albert Si'npkius, 4 clerk employed 1T
Sloeum's drug store ~ Minos was badly
burned last Sunday morning by his
clothes catching Gre while passing th-
furnace in the basement Of the store.
Edward Stovell, a clerk. in the Leland
hotel Ut Minot. fell from chair in the
Dacotsh barrier shop last Saturday
night. with the exclamation. II have
been doped and can't live" aud died
two hours later. The Case 10 . mystery.
One Of the entertaining Gestures If
the Congregational Ladies' Aid sale nnh
6str. next Thursday. will he tn Ladies'
Hame sJournal b"otl,. which will b"
1netitSted in the Opera House especially
TT that event.
The Ladies' Aid o' the Congregational
church will hold their Sale snd Fair nj
the WiIiis,o" fOcsrs H"se o" Thnrsna,
osk,, Dec..9'h. Everybody IT, cordial,
invited TO 'c,,ns aud he p make TIN.
.occaainn one o, joy and profit.
tn. Lo".inls Theatre Co. are giving
. series OF their hiRh-class entertain
ments At the Opera H',u~-. Bar j"
mind there are no trOups booked tor
the future for WiIhston at present. and
there will be no entertainments for
some time.
The body Of James ". Drury. the
man who met his death while on the
South side eome two weoks ago. was
shipped to UnionviIle. Mo-, last Friday
by the WiIIis,on Lodge Of the A. q. u.
w., of which order Mr.. Drury Was
member. The decrased held an iusur.
ancs policy Of 81 900 in that order.
"A Ore At Bemidji. Num-. last week
destroyed the ,swsdbsck block. ow,ed
|, by Senator Swedb.ck Of that city, with
. loss of ahou, $50 600. and only 5000
Of insurance. Mr.. Swedback il father
at Mrs. l. c. Stewart of this cItv, and
her uany friends here join their avn
ps,bies with her and her fathers loss.
Carl Johnsun. who 10 employed a.
Ole Brvn's coal mine, had his watch
stolen by 4 tellow- work man. who hnh
dust been hired to assist in the mine.
Mr.. johnson reported Ills loss to Chief
of Police Markell, who made . search,
for thu missing ticker ard euccrsded in
locating itat Thotnas 4 Monroe's. M.
Thomss having bought the watch for
nix dollars. The thief was soon caught.
and all but 20 cents Of the money was
recovered. The thief Vas tried before
Judgs Leonhardy and received . sen.
Asncs Of ten days in the county Jail.
James A. Blair Of Blue Mon"d, H..
has taken . hqmextesd about " miles