Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-03-17
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

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J. LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Mrs. L. H. Dow went cas-. on visi,
this week.
Court adjourned last Saturday till
Monday, April 4th.
F. Pollock Of eprinebrook was . yisi-
tor in this city last week.
Lon Norman of White Earth va in
tho city yesterday on land business.
Editor Miller of the Tlosa Gazette,
was visitor tn the city Tuesday.
Druggist Brauns Of 1ioea was trans.
ing business in WiIIiston Monday.
2. NJ. Proudly is 10 the city attending
the buford townslte contest proceedings.
Mrs. H. C. Delaney returned home
yesterday from Q visit With friends in
the east. .,s1 .. r-.-. p.
Our old friend Dan Manning has been
dominated for Q third term q mayor of
Dickinson.
Mark Thomas, who has been at Glen.
dive fof several months past. is visiting
friends in this city.
Mrs. John VanSlyke returned home
this week from q yisit to friends ct
North Yakima. Wash:
Our old friend Col. Louusberry
arrived In WilIiston Monday, and took
part % q witness in the Buford townsite
tsDgls.
To wear In rain, TO wear In Sunshine.
our Mackipette coat, at the Bankrupt
Sale.
J. W. Lewis. . prosperous rancher
living 8 miles north Of SprinRbrook.
WAS business visitor in Williston couple
Of days last week.
Charles Schumacher returned homo
last Saturday from his trip to St. Louis,
whore he went sometime ago to attend
tho funeral of bis father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Alleman have re-
turned from Laoadon where they spent
the winter. They will soon move to
theiy ranch four miles west of WiIlieton.
A St. Patrick'a dance will bel given
this evening by the Willlston Boquet
Orchestra at the opera house. Get on
your shamrock and come for q good
time.
Mrs. Gates had the misfortune TO fall
and seriously injurs her Jeff side one
day last week. DR.. belyea were
called, and made her as comfortable ~
possible.
Charley shafer. postmaster Of shsfsr.
was IL the city to-day. Charley came
over to sec how Williston people we're
supplied with their next summers crop
of snow.
The Williston Dramatic Co.. will 60 to
Minot on Tuesday and on the same
eyeninp render the drama Of LADY
Darrell" which WAS 80 successfully played
here on last Thursday evening.
Men and Boys underwear In all
grades. at sacrificed prices at the
Bankrupt Sale.
Mrs. E. NJ. Atterberrv and Mrs. Vern
Asburv received the sad news of the
death of their sister, Mrs. Addie Storms,
At St. Louis. No., on the 18th inst.
They have not received the particulars
of her death as yet.
Don't fail to read the change In tho
advertisement of The Bankrupt Sale.
which is taking place in DR.. Van Dykes
department of the Union Block. Also
the advertisement Of Fred KsufmaVs
fine fitting garments.
Frank Himher, cashier Of the Will
hston bank, was here Tuesday visiting
Becwar brothers and families. He was
enroute homo from "trip inspecting the
line of elevators in which the bank !s
interested. -Berthold Tribune.
Frank Kaste, who was formerly con-
nected with the BrueaRer Mercantile
Co.. store in this city, but for the past
two years engaged in the boot and shoe
business ct Hsvre, Mont, is visiting bis
many friends in Williston this week.
y. Shane. representing the St. Paul
Globe, was looking after the interests OF
that good old paper in this city Monday.
The Globe has good list of subscribers
in Wllliston, and We hope to SEQ many
more OF our people reading its inst,uc-
tive columns.
The resignation Of Rev. Jones a.
pastor of the Congregational Church l"
this city, was not accepted by the trus-
tees of that church. and therefore there
10 great rejoicing over the fact that he is
to remain with us for . few months
longer. ct least.
= W. H. Denny and F. S. Kellogg, who
went to Bismarck last week 10 elnter"