Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-03-16

Don't forget the Deacon! Best COM
pany off the road!
August 1nele. Of 1nRleville, was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
A. F. Noble, Of the Buford Mercan-
tile Co.. was in the city Monday.
John Brureeer leftlsaturdsy for Saint
Paul and Chicago GU business.
Snow enough to wbiten tho ground
fell in this section Of country Sunday.
Mrs. BROOKS of CuIbertson, is in the
city the guest of her friend. Mrs. C. A.
Wiltmeier.
The Matinee Girl, given at the Opera
House last week, Is not very highly
commended.
M. s. Ripple OF Mondak was in the
city Monday visiting with his sister,
Mrs. R. H. Copeland.
Dan Alleman and family have moved
ont to the ranch. upon which Mr.. Ale
man has recently built a new cottage.
Frank Jones. who now has y real
estate Office at Buford came down
from that embryo city last Sunday even
ing.
Do not forget the Basket Ball game
between the High School and Williston
teams tomorrow evening at the Opera
House.
The Wil|iston Drug Co. call the far
1ner's attention to formaldehyde 40 q
preventative of smut in grain. Notice
their I'd on this page. -r.
Attorney W. B. Overson made trip
to The eastern part of the state the past
week transacting business at Towner.
Grand Folks and Fargo.
Carl Kemna, now engaged in the
largo mercantile establishment Of
Stevens & Sweetman, at Mondak, was .
visitor In this city last Sunday evening.
Geo. H. Stevens, the genial business
bead OF the stevens-Sweetman Mercan-
tile'Co. Of Mondak, is a great fancier of
WeA-bred dogs, but he has no use for
ours.
Robert Bell, who has been on the
sick list for sometime, has recovered
sufficiently to aeain enter upon bis
duties % "call boy" at the G. N. round
house.
Frank Banks and Jay Grantier were
over from the south side yesterday.
acting az witnesses in the final proof
cases of David Ganarche and Arthur
Bond.
q. Rrownell & Go. have change Of
I'D this week which 10 of interest to the
farmers, in 10 much ss it calls their
attention to the treatment of smuttv
grain BY Formaldehyde.
The Wll,iston Card Club held it's reg
cular" session At the Opera House last
Friday evening, and % usual enjoyed
good time. Mic. Plier and MRS. Case
were tho winners of the choice prizes.
The entertainment Of moving pic.
lures. which took place At the Opens
House last Saturday and Monday even
anes. was . very credisable affair, and 10
highly spoken OF by al who Witnessed
1t.
News has reached this city that Mrs.
Violet Frazier. nee Newell. IL seriously
Ill at her home in Glasgow, Mont. Her
sisters, MECHANICS J. W. Snider and
John Heffernan left for Glasgow Mon
day.
Miss liszis Warren, aged II yesrs,
died at Buford last Sunday, Of kidney
and menstrual troubles. Dr.. Dochter-
men Of this city was sent for, but he
reached Buford too late to render the
:n1t01tunste girl any assistance.
Civil townships will hold their spring
elections for township officers on the
third Tuesday in March. which will be
the 2lst inst, that will be next Tuesday.
Ten days notice of the the elections
must be given. How will this strike
some Of the newly organized townships?
James E. Reed and family Of Towner,
who bave been spending the winter in
the coast states returned last week,
stopping of at Williston few days to
visit Mr.. Reeds sisters, Mrs. II. H.
IADue and Mrs. E. Markell. Mr.. Reed
10 . well-known real estate man Of
Uowner, aud is one of the oldest SET
4leTs on Mouse river.