Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-07-07

. -sO0ucuS0S Will % neld at the following places
WI %iliists sao; 4 & shs NJ court house.
Stony'Creek at the school house.
HoHhund, ut tho Hof1und school house.
Ray, at postofHce.
Tande, at school house.
BufOrd, at the school house,
BY order OF Democratic County Central Com
F.. JOHN BRuEeeHR,
II. A. NELsoN, Chairman.
Secretary. -
Charley Pslda. brother of the judge,
Was visitor in the city this week.
Mic Comford of White Earth has been
. business visitor in the>cit this week.
Geo. II. Stevens, the cattle man, was
. visitor in the city during the We ek.
Morg Msrmon was q Grinnell repre-
sentative in the metropolis the past
week.
Joseph Wegley. the horse man, went
to Langdon last week. where he was
married.
Miss Clara Nelson came down from
Cuibertson to celebrate the Fourth in
Willlston.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Zahl came down
from their bonanza ranch and spent
their Fourth visiting relatives in this
city.
Id. sweetman of Buford spent his
Fourth in this city, and was prominent
actor in the proceedings At the race
grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Freeman spent
the week visiting their daughters in the
city, and enjoying the usual 4th of July
vacation.
J. H. Powers of Hoff1und was trans
acting business in the city Tuesdsy.
. He reports everything in his section
as doing finely.
Mrs. Olaf BerRh and son Elmer. Of
P)entywood, Mont, who have been
visiting with Mrs. E. A. Woodward, re.
turned to their home to-day.
County Commissioners Frank Brunt,
Billy Adams, 1. .. Jones, w. D. Par.
shall and Judd Psttis are all present at
tho courthouse grinding out the usual
amount of public work. g..
Mrs. J. @. Adams, wife Of our new
ieweler, was in from Lake Side Ranch
TO spend the fourth and get acquainted
in her future home. Mr.. Adams ex-
poets to move to town about Nov. let. -,
Read over tho call for . democratic
county convention to elect delegates to
The democratic state convention at
Grand Forks, which meets on July q,
for the purpose Of nominating state
officers. -.
John Hef'ernan left here on the Alb
for Minneapolis with bis son Johnny,
who is supposed to be afflicted with
appendicitis. He was taken seriously i'll
on Saturday last, aud the doctors here
advised the step which Mr.. Heffernah
has taken.
Service of worship in the ConRrega-
tional church next Sunday morning at
II O'Clock. Subject: "Hope", Rom.
8:24. Evening service at O'Clock. Sub.
ject: ''Tbirst'', John 1877. Sunday
School at 10. Young Peoples Society at
z O'Clock. H. M. Callecod, pastor.
Judge Palda and bis stenoerspher
.Elizebsth Stephenson came in from
Minot Tuesday afternoon, on the be-
lated train, and brief session Of the
court was held In the evening, ut which
two divorce cases were beard. and
several criutnal cases filed and adjourn.
ed to the next regular term. @
Tho Democatic state convention will
DO held in the city of Grand Forks on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of July. for
the purpose Of nominating state officers.
and for the nomination of four presiden-
tiai electors and two members Of con-
gress. Williams county will be entitled
TO six delegates in that convention.
Uncle Mic Brueaeer, the "old relia-
ble'' pumper for the Great Northern at
Cut Bank. Mont. was in the city the
past week. and spent the 4th with his
family hero. We are glad to see Uncle
Mics physical condition 90 much i'm
proved. He is dead 10 love with the
Cut Bank country. and says he's willing
to live and die there. .~s
WI. Gerrity and wife of Mlnot,
manager for the Singer Sewing Machine
Co. for the north western part of North
Dakota, accompanied by T. F. Lou9hran