Williston graphic., 1916-05-18
Eppimg News Notes

! Lewis Levitt was Ray visitor or
Tuesday.
! Mr.. R. Bucklin spent Wednesday al
Williston.
M. E. Lunde was Ray caller or
Friday evening.
Mrs. Earl Gordon visited our vii.
lage on Monday.
Miss Florence Carr spent Saturday
at her home in Ray.
Fay Carpenter arrived from Viii.
liston on Wednesday.
S. E. Markell and family were Ep.
ping callers on Monday.
F. Beachler and family spent Sun
day at the j. Mundt home.
Mrs. Arthur Gemberling called on
Epping friends on Monday.
Mrs. Charles Gemberling was a
Williston shopper on Saturday.
Elmer Ellingson and Leo Rem
autoed to Williston on Saturday.
Delbert Haney visited friends at
Ray from Wednesday until Friday.
Ole Ellingson went to Williston af-
ter new Studebaker on Saturday.
A. Cote is plowing Mr.. Uggen's
field in the south west part of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson returned
from short trip to Ray on Saturday.
Mr.. Runyon of Springbrook was a
ing.
William Jack of Wheelock township
was business visitor here on Mon
day.
Martin Boe left for points in the
eastern part of the state on Wednes-
day.
Miss Ida Rem spent the weekend
at the home of her parents south of
town.
Mrs. Theodore Beachler spent Mon
day with the Markell family north of
town.
Miss Sigrid Sorem spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home near SPRING
brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bjerkeseth and family
spent Sunday at the home of AISLE
Bella.
S. E. Markell is the proud owner of
a new Studebaker purchased on Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Chas. Levitt is spending the
week at the home of her mother near
Williston.
Earnest Long and family left on
Monday for their home near Chester,
Montana.
Charley Levitt expects to have his
new dwelling ready for occupancy
next week.
Mrs. Ole Herreid and daughter,
Vivian were shopping here on Mon
day forenoon.
Charles Strong is another of our
local farmers who can boast of new
"buss-wagon."
Olaf and Toilet Bella were Willis
ton visitors on Friday and returned
with new Ford.
J. v. Thomas, our popular meat
market man, spent Sunday with his
family near Dow. SR
Our local schools are planning
program for the evening Of the last
day of school May 26th.
Jens Hoveland recently purchased
the eighty acres Of land formerly
owned by Cleve Thorson.
Mrs. Bert Ringy and daughter
Of temple visited relatives here on
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Edwin Walker from the Summit
neighborhood was a business visitor
in our bburg on Monday.
Do%o%oac o~J h,,%%o>. o~o cooroo
ticles in this vicinity this spring and
some are being. shipped in.
Two of Mr.. Cote's COWS were kill
ed by the fast train on the track east
of town one day last week.
Miss Isabelle Lykken entertained
her friend, Miss McCready of Tioga
from Friday until Saturday.
Don't forget that Gopher Day will
be celebrated on June oath. A full
program will be printed later.
j. S. Mcconnell has rented the
Miller pool hall. The business will
be conducted by E. J. Maxson.
Miss Gladys Levitt of Williston has
spent the past week here at the home
Of her grandmother, Mrs. Levitt.
Miss Glenna Ellis spent Thursday
with friends in town enroute to her
home from short stay in Williston.
Miss Constance Boe visited with
Mrs. C. A. Bornstad on Monday and
left the following day for Williston.
lie Roy Vanderberg had the mis-
fortune to sprain an ankle quite badly
while drilling in the field last week.
Miss Gladys Levitt spent last week
with her sister, Miss Ida, who teaches
the Burns school north Of Wheelock.
Grandma Levitt had quite serious
sick spell on Monday but we are pleas
ed to state she is now quite we'll again.
The Lutheran church was treated
to a fresh coat of paint last week.
Salton and Steen, painters, did the
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erickson left for their
home in Minneapolis on Wednesday
after a weeks visit at the Bjerkseth
home.
Mr.. Cote last week purchased the
quarter section of land known as the
Hanson quarter near his farm east