Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-09-07
LOCAL ROUNDUP.

LOCAL ROUNDUP.
Mrs. Paul Scbierbeck is quite 81 OK at
the Arlington Hotel.
Miss Belle McChesney has returned
from her visit to Spokane.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Boyd are in St.
Paul attending the state fair.
Phil. Pollock, townsite proprietor Of
Sp1ingbrook, was in the city Monday.
r. H. Kingston was business visitor
in the city from SprinRbrook Monday.
William and Charles Loughland Of
Nesson were visitors in the city last
Monday.
John LeDosquet of Hillyard, WASH,
is in the city visiting relatives and
Mrs. Murray of Minot, formerly of
Williston, was visiting her many friends
IN tnle CITY ibis week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins. father and
mother Of krs.L. L. Lsmpman. are in the
city visiting their daughter.
". R. McChesney came in from
Minot last week and spent few days
with bis family on the ranch.
Frank Pickell has sold bis interest in
the Williston Bottling Works to his
partner, MI. Linscott. and has gone
to Hampton, ND. r.
Andrew Eidsness OF Towner was in
the city between trains yesterday, look
ing over the city With view of estab-
fishing himself in business here. ...
John Bennett, . brakeman, was
killed ct Ray last Monday morning.
where freight train had been side
tracked to let tho passenger train pass.
s. e. Look, proprietor Of the Minot
Greenhouse, was in the city last satur.
day. and presented the Graphic Office
with . boquet of choice flowers from his
establishment.
VIM. A. Roxby, wife and son left last
Friday for visit to their former home
in Philadelphia. Pa. Mr.. Roxby has
been clerk in The Great Northern
store house for the past two years.
Chss. y. Meyers. of Caudo, has pur.
chased six lots in Pollock's Addition to
6pringbrook. whore he intends opening
up lumber yard. Phil. Pollock. owner
of the addition is doing good work in
building up sprinebrook.
A steam ferry boat, bought by
Stevens l. Swsetmsn of Mondak, is now
coming up the Missouri river under the
management of Captain Thos. r.
Forbes. and Is expected to reach fts
destination at Mondak today or tomor.
row.
Doug. Bell and Steve Marmon have
finished their ferry boat and are now
preparing landing places on either side
of the river a short distance west of the
city, and expect to hsve the ferry run.
ming in good shape within the next
week.
Mrs. ]. C.. Gregorson was brought into
the city yesterday from the farm west
of town. and placed in the Williston
hospital for treatment. Her silment is
that peculiar to females, and although
it is not thought that she is in a dan
eerous condition, yet her trouble is
quite severe.
Miss Mae Johnson, neice of L. V.
Coulter. and her friend M,ss Wallace Of
Pocahontss Center, Iowa, arrived in
Williston Monday. They are on their
way to the Portland fair and will Oh
joined here Friday by Mr.. Coulter's
father from the same place.
Attorney W. B. diversion has had a
spacious basement constructed beneath
bis law Office on Second street, capped
with q foundation built OF hollow con-
crete blocks, and the lDterl0r once IA
now being artistically plastered. When
the building il completely it will con.
stitute the finest little business structure
in the city.
Our farmers are pretty we'll through
With their harvesting and are arranging
10 thresh At the earliest opportunity
They all feel jubliant over their i'm
msnse crop, and many are the letters
that will be written b. them to their
friends in the east and south thie win
Tor telling them what . magnificent
country Williams county, North dakota
10, and what advantage offers the
man With UNITED mesns-FioeA Gaz cite.