Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-05-26
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Rev. Jones left for the west last satur-
day.
va ]. E. McKivett of Tsuax is TEN orarily
sojourning at Oando. s., s
Ferryman Geo. Baker was smiling with
friends in the city Monday. =
The city council will hold another
meeting next Tuesday evening.
Chief Of police Markell has oeen busy
the past week repairing defective side
walks. s-~....s- 81
Buy " Keystone Maid" and cred
Fern" Cigars and vote to send your girl
20 the Worlds Fair.
Alex Rautio who has spent the winter
In Montana has been business, visitor
In the city this week. =
Farmers over the state are looking
forward to the excursions to the
agricultural college this summer.
z. ED.-7zIa this city, on May %, by
Rev. Woolsy, Mr.. Ralph A. Hol,ar and
Mics Justa NJ Shields. all of Williston.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. G. Coleman will
probably leave WilIiston for their new
bone At North Bend. Oregon, about
June 7th.2s $751;
The friends of Dr.. r. G. Clancy will
be pleased to learn that on May 6. inst,
Mrs Clancy presented the firm with .
lOf ID baby glrd according to the doctors
own statement.
The Rebekahs and Odd Fellows will
give an entarta,nment on Wednesday
evening neat for the benefit of the Odd
Fellows Home. All odd Fellows and
their families are cordially invited.
WAHTED.-Girl to do general house
work on ranch twelve miles north of
city. For particulars, address.
Mrs. H. R. Lampman.
Williston. N. D.
The Congregational church society Of
this city has secured the services OF
new man to take the place of Rev. Jones
The new pastor, Rev. Collscod is ex-
pected to arrive here with his wife from
Chicago next week.
Don't forget the Memorial Sermon at
the M. E. Church next Sunday morning
at IL o'clock. While America is free We
should not fail to honor the memroy Of
our noble dead. Special seats will be
reserved for the Old Veterans.
{. Mr. Draper of GAINESVILLE, Mimi,
tather-in.law of Arthur Mackenroth of
this city, is contemplating the purchase
Of Williston's Crystal Steam Laundry.
It is not certain whether the deal will be
made, but if it is, the change will proba.
bly, take place about June 1.
J. F. Woodley, Williston's old time
painter, has returned to the city for the
summer. He has a small job Of painting
on building at Poplar to finish. after
which he will be very much in evidence
IN Williston, and ready to answer any
and all calls for house or sign painting
or paper hanging.
A Basket Ball ente rtainment will be- j.
given at the Opera House on Thursday.
June "a, between the Wilhston Basket
Ball team and the High School girls
Those who are in the ring" say that
this contest will he one of the most in
&eresting affairs ever presented to
Williston audience. Don't forget THE
date. June I'd. a...
: All cigar dealers reported great
interest in the popular Lady Contest"
offered by the manufacturers of key.
stone Maid" and "Red Fern" Cigars.
Judge Palda visited the city last Fri
day and held brief term al Chambers.
About the only business the Judge had
before him was the remodeling o: Cur
Icy" Patterson into full fedged citizen,
and the imposing Of $50 fine and SIS costs
upon M. B. Chase for maintaining
rambling devices in Wi1iston.
A very large and enthusiastic meeting
Of stocknen from Williams county, and
the territory embraced in the new
county of Roosevelt, was held in Willis
ton last Saturday. DR.. Van Els. state
veterinarian, and his deputy, DR.. W. F.
Crew, we're present, and rendered
valuable assistance in the organization
of live stock association.
The trustees Of the town Of Wiliiston
vent out OF Office two weeks ago. when
Williston was transferred into city.
The town board left over 800 in the
1seasury, without dollar Of outstanding
Indebtedness, and without having levie
. single dollar upon the taxpayers OF the
town during the past three years. Now
We wonder il the present city ouncil
nnder the new regime, will do as we'll.