Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-06-15

the races in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williams and
baby, from the south side, visited
friends in this city this week.
Have you started your proof, zee
Carney first.
]. O. Freck returned Tuesday from a
'business'' visit to Valley City. He
spent three days under the shadows of
the Normal School.
Operator O. NJ. Murray and wife has
gone to Minot, to which place Mr..
Murray has been transferred as opera.
tor on the Great Northern.
Miss Mabel Me.zqer will graduate
this week from the University at Grand
Forks. Warm congratulations will
await her upon her return to her home
in this city.
Simon Greengard, cousin OF Green
gard Bros, is visiting bis relatives in
this citv. Mr.. Greengard was formerly
of st. Paul but is now holding down q
claim near Medicine Lodge Hill.
Mrs. D. j. Smith died at her home at
Painted Woods Tuesday night, at the
sRe of about 20 years. The deceased
was grandmother Of the bov, Earl
Smith, who had his hand shot of last
winter.
Hedderich Bros. & Co., are advertise
ing in the Yellowstone News a closing
out sale of their store goods at Mondak.
We understand that tho firm proposes
to concentrate it's business at Williston
and Culbertson.
W. H. Mcintosh, and his nephew G.
"A. Mcintosh, of Bottineau, were in the
city yesterday looking over the ground
with a view Of establishing themselves
in Williston in the business of making
farm loans, and transaetinR a general
financial business.
Prompt attention given to your Land
Office Business by E. C. Carney, u s.
Commissioner.
The remains of J. w. Edwards. the
-oolored man who disappeared during
the severe cold weather OF last winter,
and for whom searching parties have
spent considerable time looking over
the prairies. were found last Saturday
about twelve miles from Crosby.
l.. H. Dow, manager Of the Great
Northern Telephone Co.. has begun the
construction of the Ray line. which will
be run via Springbrook and Wheelock.
Large new poles are now being placed
in position, capable of carrying six
wires as a starter. The same company
are also extending its line from Mon
"dak vest to Cubertson.
Spureeon Stewart, son of attorney N.
"A. Stewart, has returned to his home in
this city from St. Paul. having finished
his studies and graduated from the law
department of Hamline University: 1t
is probable that Spurgeon will engage
in law work in his fathers Office for
awhile and later on strike out into some
new field for himself. The Graphic
wishes him success.
The kondak News ss booming the
grand celebration which is take place at
Mondak on July 4th. The people there
are making liberal arrangements for
the observance of the Forthcoming
National anniversary, and have en-
gagged the Wil!iston Brass Band for the
occasion. Manv Williston people
expect to pay Mondak a visit and help
make the event an ENJOYABLE one.
The accidental death Of Willard A.
Edwards ut Cottonwood lake last Sun
day. should he another warning to all
persons against carrying loaded guns in
= wagon. 1t only requires a moments
time to remove a cartridge, which can
rs readily be replaced when the occa-
sion requires it, and there is no cane
reason why one should climb into or
zide in any vehicle with cartridge in
the barrel Of a xhether it has
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