Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-30
THE BEST

J. o. Freck spent last Saturday and
Sunday in Fargo.
A fine baby boy was born to Mr.. and
1rs. Jos. Wegley last Thursday.
Mondsk has physician. Dr.. H. G. r.
Norris, of Chicago, located there last
week.
II. A. Bickford. from Newton, Mont,
was business visitor in Williston last
saturday.
Levi Arnold is seriously Ill At his
home in thus city, and little hope of bis
1ecovsry.
Mrs. Gates, who 10 now 81 years of
age. 10 reported very sick At her homo
In this city.
John BrueReer, who has been making
st. Paul business visit, returned home
last Monday morning.
Geo. Newton, jr. has accepted post.
Ion in tho Office of w. r, McChesnsy at
The @. n. round house.
Miss Mabel Metzger arrived home
Saturday morning to spend q weeks
vacation at the parental home.
Miss Pansy Stewart. who has been
attending school abroad. returned home
Tuesday for brief visit with her parents
in this city.
A log barn. owned by Jos. Cartier in
The southeast part of the city. vas
destroyed by fire last Sunday after.
noon. Loss about SIS. !.
Little Miss Ada Clare Brownson, who
has reached the age Of s years, gave =
birthday party to several Of her little
friends last Thursday afternoon.
Mis- Amy Brownell, who has been
visiting at the home of her brother. Mr..
q. Brownell, left for her home in Will.
mar. Minn., last Saturday morning.
It looks rs though there 10 one trust
that will have to be curbed first of all,
and that one il the United States senate.
It contains too many trust representa-
tives.
Mr.. /. C. Stewart and son Floyd,
returned this morning from St. Paul,
whore they have been visiting Mrs.
Stswart's parents. Senator and Mrs.
Swedbeck.
Mrs. d. c. Page vii leave this week
for sn exte nded visit with relatives in
Michigan. Mrs. Page has been in iii
health for some time, and it is hoped
the change will be benefit 70 her.
The Minot Optic says that the ball at
che land Office 10 packed every day with
applicants for government land. The
filing is not being done in any particular
place. but wherever there is . vacant
quarter.
G. H. Slocum was in Williston last
week looking after the interests of bis
claim. He is at present with Mobiles
Dramatic Co., but will soon return to
Williston and will be joined here by
home.
The regular semi-monthly meeting of
the Card Club was held last Friday
evening. with large attendance. Mrs.
Lydia Shaeffer won the ladies prize, q
beautiful "peRgy bag" and Mr.. E. NJ.
Attesberry received the gents prize. .
Wstch fob.
i small wreck occurred on the Great
Northern in this city last Monday morn
ing, by freight train running into the
Tear end of No. 4. The mail car, which.
owing to broken coupling, had been
placed at the rear of No. 4, was dam
aged, but no one was seriously hurt.
Nick Pier, head clerk in tho dry
rospds department OF the Brueeger Mer'
e1tle Cos store, gays that the latest
wrinkle in ladies' wear is the "invisible
corset" Charley Bald win of the firm,
says that would never do in Missouri.
where you would "have to show 'em. "
P. NJ. Churchill, government engineer
of the reclamation service, desires to
secure eight good driving teams and
i've saddle horses Specifications as to
what those horses must be can be seen
1t the pestofiice. Parties having saddle
hoHses OF teams they wish to dispose Of
should have them on the race track In
sthis city On April sd:apd 4th. for inspss'
sion.