Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1904-02-04

| There is man out al Mannhayen
who has not sent his children 70 school
for four years because he does not like
the teacher. and he fails to understand
that he is hurting himself more than
the teacher.
There 10 . good opening ct White
Earth for q 6rst-c!ass physician. Tho
death Of Doctor Hardman at that place
removed . worthy man, and has left
the people of that section without
medical adviser. 4 good capable man
will do we'll there.
The election held here on Tuesday
for the incorporation of !Williston into .
city carried bv . vote Of n to
s. The next move will be an election
for city officers. and the great question
which is now aeRitating the public mind
Is "who shall ws elect for mayor"
States Attorney diversion left Sunday
evening on : business trip to his old
home at Cambridge; Wis. He expects
10 be absent about ten days. He will
take advantage OF the occasion to visit
Madison and other familiar scenes of
his ooyhood days. and renew acquain-
tances with those of his former friends
whom he may 6nd still residing within
the Badger state. .
A new d,m was launched Yesterday
by E. R. Brownson and A. H. Brown
who have formed partnership for
Abstract Work. The 6rm will be
known as the Brown Brownson Abstract
Company. Both of these gentlemen
are able and energetic men. We b..
lieve that they will make decided
| success of tho venture.
LADY Darrell" will soon be bore.
There has been q change in the man.
agement of the Crystal Steam Laundry.
Geo. L. Suppress having resigned and
gone to Minneapolis. The new mana.
ger is Mr.. Charles Allison from Minot.
aud he took charge Of tho work last
Monday. Mr.. Allison expects to move
his family to this place as soon 90 he
can find suitable residence.
The Williston Boquet orchestra have
issued invitatstions for a grand ball to
be given at the Opera house on Friday
evening, February IL. The orchestra
is made up Of the following members and
Instrumentation: Prof. Noetzel, Violin;
George Newton, cornet; Ole RYAN.
clarione'; Alva Fields, trombone; Mrs.
Sic wart. piano and Vern Asbery double
drums.
Hon. J. L. Skrievseth. of Crookston.
Mimi. passed through Williaon for his
home last evening. He has been to
Great Falls to look up the land there.
He purchased farm from E. R. Brown
son last summer. He expressed him
self MS being more favorably impressed
with Williams county lands for invest.
ment and homes han with the country
about Great Falls. ...-. 49,.
Just because the 500 road WAS block
AIDED for y few days the Ashley Tribune
looks longinRiy back to the time when
mail was carried over land by carrier
who In spite of storms and deep snow,
made his trips hy changing teams as
often as necessary. resting but three or
four hours at either end OF the route,
shoveling snow in places where the
drifts were too deep for his team to
pass. knowing very we'll that he would
be heavily fined it h. dill not make the
required number of trips.
Mr., Norman Dickey aud Mrs Ethel
Field were united in the holy bands Of
ma,rimony yesterday afternoon bv Rev.
A. L. Woollrv, pastor Of the NJ. E.
| churc, in this city. The bride il the
eldest daughter Of County Surveyor J.
| C. Field, a,.i has lived IN Williston all
her life, while the groom is one Of
W,Ilist"n's most thrifty young men. en-
| dowed with more than ordinary push
and energy. The Graphic extends con.
aratula ions, and wishes the happy cou-,
ple long and prosperous career along
the pathway Of hfe's journey.
End Of Bitter Fight.