Williston graphic., 1917-03-29
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Shoes, Shoes, lots Of shoes at the
old price at Murphy's Shoe Store. Ss
p. j. Batten, Principal Of the Stoney
Creek Consolidated school spent the
week end at his home in this city.
O'Dell and Company will be open
evenings until nine this week and
next and on Saturdays until 10.
Jerome Starr, formerly of Willis
ton was here few days ago visiting
friends. He is now located in Mime
apolis.
Manuel Baroney returned on Fri
day from Miles City, Montana, and
will continue his studies in the high
school.
Quarne Bros. at Zahl, N. D., an
nounce to the trade that they now
have full and complete line of farm
machinery. 80.
Attorney P. P. Campbell was Wis
itor in the city from Ray on Friday
of last week returning home the fol-
lowing day.
Latest shipments to O'Dells are
bringing in the fine wash stuff for
summer and they will al be on dis
play Easter week.
Mrs. D. L. Rowe of Doyon, N. Oak,
arrived in the city on Saturday last
and will be the guest of Miss Bertha
Lent and the Owens family for few
weeks.
Greengard Bros. Company have a
complete line Of the novelty shoes
for women and girls in the high cut
and uow cut styles.
Miss Jean Huntington Deputy in
the County Auditors office is taking
we'll earned vacation and will en-
ioy home and home life for two
weeks.
Quarne Bros. at Zahl, N. D., an
nounce to the trade that they now
have full and complete line of farm
machinery. 80.
Mrs. Willis Johnston who has been
spending a month at the VIM. G..
Owens home on 3rd Ave. West return
ed to her home in Minneapolis last
week feeling greatly improved in
health.
Mrs. Hanson and little son Vernal
left for their home at Buford Thurs
day evening of last week. The little
boy was improved after the serious
operation recently performed at Il
local hospital.
Easter week 10 per cent off on all
Ladies and Misses Coats, Dresses,
skirts, blouses and Silk Petticoats
and shoes at the Eagle Store.
NJ j. Borsheim has returned from
Rochester, Minn., where he went with
his son who is taking treatment in
the Mayo Bros. hospital there. The
young man is reported to be making
good improvement.
If you want colored footwear to
complete that Easter outfit see Green
gard Bros. Company where a COM
plete display is made of both shoes
and low cuts.
L. c.. Wingate and family are on
a trip east, leaving few days ago
for Minneapolis where they will visit
awhile and later go to Chicago. Mr..
Wingate expects also to spend 4 few
days at French Lake, Ind, before the
party returns home.
Editor Dolin of the Medicine Lake
Wave called up this office one day
this week and was all swelled up be-
cause he had just installed new
press. AS we had just gone thru the
same experience we were compelled
to sympathize with him even in our
gladness that the critter was in it's
place and ready for business. The
new equipment will put the Wave in
the front rank in its territory.
Ed Hallen, one Of the good FARM
ers 10 miles east of Williston was
here the other day and was a pleas
ant caller at this Office. Mr.. Hal,en
and others of his neighborhood arc
still working patiently for rural
route that will reach their neighbor-
hood and hope for success before the
summer is over. The government. in
spectors who recently went over the
route required good roads both 60
ing and coming for a route in that
direction and it is believed thai with
in a short time a showing can be
n,odo which will insure the ro1;te