Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-08-10
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Benton returned
last week from their eastern trip.
Miss Belle Monroe is reported on the
sick list, threatened with an attack of
fever.
John Doerfer has moved bis family
into Mrs. LeDosquet's house on west
Broadway.
Harry Porter has resumed bis work
% night agent, now tina: agent w. 7.
Benton has returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Vezina. who have
been visiting in Chicago for some time,
returned home the past week.
John Van Slyke is neck deep in the
harvest field this week. His grain is
showing big yield. -
John BrueRger, president of the
BrueaRer Mercantile Co., made q bust.
ness trip to St. Paul tbs week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Nader.
son, girl. on Saturday morning, Aug.
5. Mother and daughter doing we'll.
A letter received in this city by G.
M. Thomas from Portland. Oregon.
,elstivNto irrigation will appear next
week K.
Mrs. E. A. Sharp left on Tuesday for
Jenkins, Mimi, in respond to telegram
stating that her mother, Mrs, Buck was
seriously ill.
Mrs. Levi Arnold arrived Saturday
evening from Bemedji, Mimi, where
where she has been visiting her
daughter. y,, r..
Prof. G. Ellithorpe and wife returned
to the city last Saturday after q month g
visit with friends in the east and
Canada.
Fortier is the name of a new post.
Office recently established in Williams
county. 1t Is located, We understand,
north of Ray.
Misses Lydia and Bella Leonhardy,
who have been ENJOYING sights on the
Pacific coast and the great exposit ion
at Portland, returned home last Thurs
dap evening.
A new postofice named Bonetrail has
been established about 20 miles north.
west of Williston, aud hereafter Mr.. G.
II. Slocum requests that his copy of the
Graphic be sent to that office.
Miss Clara and E6ie Leonhardy left
Tuesday morning. for a visit to the
Lewis & Clark Exposition at Portland.
Oregon. The Graphic wishes them a
safe journey and an enjoyable bjp.
]. C. Gregerson last week received
from the east new steam thresher, the
Meseillan Cyclone, which he is putting
in shape preparatory to entering upon
= successful season of threshinR.
A lodge "Eagles' was instituted in
Williston nearly two weeks ago. and
many of our young men joined. The
order is quite extensive in the states.
and embraces many prominent men of
the country.
H. E. Davis, father of Mrs. G. P.
Bowen of this city, arrived in Williston
from his home at Central City, Iowa,
Tuesday morning, and will spend few
days visiting his daughter and looking
oyer the country.
Mrs. George Dixon, of Morris. Mani
tobs. A. d Miss Annie illegal of Zahl,
were married on Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Carney.
The yourg married couple departed for
their future home in Morris.
German Lutheran church services
will be held in the Congregational
church, August 20, at $3.50 p. N. by Rev.
C. Rartels of Springbrook. All people
who are interested in the work are
requested to attend. Services con.
Quoted in the German Language.
The mandatory of soft drinks by
Messrs. P:ckeil 4 Linecott is now in full
blast and the new firm has already
entered into trade of satisfactory
Character. They pnt nothing but the
pqrast syrups in the davorink. and are
producing an article equal 10 the best
made in the east. It is splendid arti-
Gle for family use, and practically mex
pensive. Try case Of their assorted
pop, and if you do not say it is . most
delicious summer drink. veil pay the
damapo