Williston graphic., 1916-10-26
Epping News Notes

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NAPOLEON Cote left Saturday for an
extended stay in Iowa.
R. Burnham returned Tuesday from
"A short stay at Williston.
Fred Foreman was a west bound
passenger Thursday night.
Miss Therma Barger, left 1or
Spring Brook Monday night.
Miss Alma Hanson is now employ
ed at the F. Leverenz home.
Tobe Coltvelt was Williston vlsl-
tor the fore part of the week.
Miss Florence Carr spent Satur-
dav at her parental home in Ray.
Earnest Schrabel left on Thursday
for his former home in New York.
Charles Erich Of Springbrook
transacted business here on Thursday.
G. F. and Paul Carpenter spent
Sunday with their families at Willis
ton.
Sam Ellingson accompanied by his
father spent Sunday with relatives at
Buford.
Miss Isabella Lykken spent the
week end at the Mohn home IN the
country.
Fonse Ginther came up from Ross
on Saturday and spent Sunday with
relatives here.
Fred Rem, M. E. Jacobson, Doctor
and Mrs. Wheelock autoed to Willis
ton on Friday.
Miss Gunda Melland left last week
Tor Williston where she has accepted
"a position in cafe.
Fred and Glen Blegen went to
Williston Monday night, the latter re-
turning the next morning.
C. A. Schaaf left for Williston on
Wednesday and returned Monday ac-
by Mrs. Schaaf.
Miss Gina Orstad is visiting at her
home after spending several months
at the Knutson home south OF town.
Alfred Frandel of Dow was hand
ing out his pictures in our town
Thursday. Election day will soon be
here.
Olaf Hensrud, Otto Melland, Clar-
ence Young, John Alt and Thor Berg
left for the county seat on Monday
might.
Mrs. Frank Thomas and little boy
arrived here Thursday morning after
a three weeks visit with relatives IN
Canada.
The w. C. T. U. ladies will meet
with Mrs. Kilgore on November 16
instead of November 9 as announced
aast week.
We miss the pleasant countenance
of Fay Carpenter this week: He is
confined to his home at Williston by
boil on the neck.
Tollif Bella and family accompan-
led by the AISLE Olson family spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Haug
of Oliver township.
The village girls are planning to
give a leap year dance at the hall on
Friday night, November 3. An extra
good time is anticipated.
The Frank Beachler family and
Inez Zepp spent Sunday at the home
A. Zepp of Dublin township.
Miss Dorothy Kilgore left for viii.
liston Friday evening and visited
there until Monday morning with the
Misses Ada and Bessie Carpenter.
The Misses Edna Clark and Alma
Nelson went to Williston on Thurs
day and attended "The Birth of a
Nation" which was shown there that
night.
Miss Irma Kingston arrived from
Seattle, Washington, Monday and ex-
poets to spend the coming winter at
the home of her sister, Mrs. Rudolf
Urban.
Fritz Bornstad who travels for
.Janney Semple, Hill & Co., stopped off
here and spent Wednesday and Thurs /
day at the home Of his brother, c. A.
Bornstad.
The recent snow and cold weather
has made many see the necessity Of
preparing for winter. Putting on
storm windows and banking the
houses are common sights these days.
Miss Knutson who recently under
went an operation at the Williston
hospital, returned to Epping on Mon
day and was taken out to the home of
her sister, Mrs. Ed Erickson north of
town.
Severt Holedokken who has home
stead near Wagnes, Mont, arrived
here last week and spent several days
at the home of his brother, Ole Hole
dokken. He left Tuesday morning to
visit friends near Wheelock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Gemberling, Mr..
and Mrs. William Haney, Ole and
Elmer Ellingson, Ted Bornstedt and
Fern Miller had a cold hunting trip
at the Big Meadows on Sunday but
returned with nice bunch of birds.
Tom Coltvelt, riding a bicycle, was
accidently bumped into by an auto oc-
cupied by John Clemens and Alf Ell
lingson on Saturday. Tom was thrown
to the ground and received a cut on
the head but was not seriously in
jured.
Mr. Vingie who has spent some time
here with his daughters Mesdames
Martin and Knut 1verson, left on Sat-
urday for his home in northern Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Iverson and children
accompanied him to Williston and re-
turned Monday morning.
C. A. Bornstedt has advertised a
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