Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-16

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L. B. Burns Of Cartwright 10 in the
%ity this week.
Mic Brueeeer Is visiting with relatives
ind friends in this city.
J. Zsno Brue2eer. manager of the
BrueRger Mercantile e - store at Cul-
bertson, was visiting relatives in Willis.
ton last Saturday.
Dr.. and Mrs. F. H. VanEy returned
Tuesday afternoon from their visit to
the doctors relatives aud friends at Gin
cinnati and Georgetown. Ohio.
The Ladies' Aid society OF tho Con.
areRational chusch are prepared to take
orders for passepartonting pictures.
Leave orders with any member OF the
AID.
Attention ls called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of the Williston Drug Co.. in which
timely announcement is made to all
who are interested in maintaining good
health.
A new post Office has been established
at Avoka, with A. L. Hosmer a. post
master. This will DO a convenience for
people living In the vicinity Of the
Atockysrds.
Tho advertisements Of M. J. Hsestad
& Co. Of Palermo. located on the Great
Northern west of Minot. are no fakes.
What they advertise aIe first class and
can DO relied upon.
Richard Thomas, the infant son Of Mr..
and Mr.. Thomas A. Rond. died sudden
" Wednesday noon. The funeral Will
b held next satu, day and the inter.
msnt In Willisten oenesssy.
A. ". Foss. editor Of The Thirteen
Towns at Foston, Mimi. va . visitor in
this city Monday. eorouts to Helena,
Mont. He visited With his old friend
J. @. Adams while in the city, and was
well entertained.
All present at the card club last Fri.
dav evening in Bruesser's Opera House.
report worry pleasant time and the re-
frsshmsnts all that could bs asked for.
Mrs. &. b. Mstzger received The 10 lies
prize. . Williston souvenir spoon and
M. Theodore Settle the gents prise. .
''stein."
r. N. Miller. who Vas arrested last
week on complaint Of r. c. Ike, post
master at Baqual, charged With grand
larceny, Notwithstanding oats. had his
bearing Tuesday, and was discharged,
We Quderetaud, Y til tho consent Of the
states attorney. upon Mr.. Miller paying
for the osta and settling the costs,
Arthur NJ. Morgan. representing Geo.
Cadogan. Morgan Of Chicago. wss in the
city yesterday and met With the city
council to exhibit the plans and spsei6.
cations for the putting in of water works
and ap electric light plant by the city OF
Williston. According to Mr.. Morgan's
estimates, first class water and lighting
plant complete, would cost in the neigh
borhood OF ~ 900.
Mrs. Verne Asl'ury entertained about
twenty lady hiends tuesday afternoon,
The social feature OF the occasion con-
sisted Of kames at cards, IN which Miss
Clara Nelson Won fist prize, . silver
lad!e. and Mre. John B1uegger carried
off the consolation prize in the shape Of
= miniature china cup. Tea and re-
freshments constituted the closing cere.
monies of the occasion.
A telegram received from Charley
Baldwin by John Bruegger very appro-
pristely and specifically refers to John
6. Whittier's famous poem "Snow-
bound. Charley has been visiting for
the past month among his relatives and
friends in the coed old state of Missouri,
and il on his way back to Wllfiston, but
somewhere south OF the Twin Cities the
train came to halt Tuesday to give the
passengers an opportunity to make snow
balls to carry home with them rs souve-
pirs of Whist tire south can raise in the
winter time. And it vas this circum.
stance which inspired Mr.. Bald win to
wire bis firm ere:-''Snowbound."