Williston graphic., 1918-07-25
LOCAL STORIES
PERSONAL MpSrlox INTEREsr

When baby's birthday comes have
its picture taken at olson's Studio
At.
John Marshall of Ray transacted
business in Williston the first of the
week.
Arden Lea Of Spring Brook trans.
acted business in Williston last Sat.
urday.
E. w. Loe of Epping spent the first
part of the week in Williston visiting
friends.
A. M. Pierson of Stanley was
among the out Of town visitors here
Sunday.
NJ. Hughes of Aberdeen, S. Oak.
transacted business in Williston last
Saturday.
C. H. Tailor of Stanley was bust.
ness visitor in Williston the first OF
the week. >
w. E. Shepherd of Minot was a
Williston visitor the latter part OF
last week.
Mrs. A. L. Butler and son Ralph
spent Tuesday in Grenora transacting
business.
Geo. A. Gilmore and his son were
business visitors at Minot the first OF
the week.
Peter Braaten of Tioga transacted
business in Williston last Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Davis of Plenty.
wood spent Sunday in Williston visit.
ing friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McKenna visit
ed at the Drake home at Fairview
last Sunday.
D. B. Hessong of Dow, N. D., was
visitor in Williston the first part
of the week.
B. N. Nelson of Maddox, N. D.
was a Williston visitor last Friday
| and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Lewis of Tioga
spent Friday of last week in Willis
ton shopping.
L. S. Champine of Malta, Mont.
arrived in Williston last Saturday fol
q few days visit.
Jas ]. Sharp of Devils Lake trans
acted business in Williston the latter
part of last week.
P. C. Arildson of Alexander, n. D..
spent Sunday and Monday Of this
week in Williston.
Emil Helberg of McGregor, N. D.
transacted business at Williston the
first of the week.
Mrs. Partridge returned home Fri
day evening after q short business
trip spent in Stanley. q
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Holly of Froid
Montana, spent Saturday Of last week
in Williston shopping.
H. Hammond and wife of Ambrose
spent Saturday and Sunday in Will
liston visiting friends.
Anybody sick? Anybody go away
Anybody visiting at your place? Call
80 and tell Us about it.
Mrs. Busse and Mrs. LAWSON re-
turned to Fargo after spending few
days at the Settle home.
H. E. Schelling and Thelma Nc
CURE of Bairville, Mont, were visi-
tors in Williston last Saturday.
P. P. Campbell of Ray was here
attending the Farm Bureau meeting
held at the court house Tuesday.
Best grade Standard binder twine
for sale by Farmers Elevator Com
pany at "a cents per pound. SIT.
Edna Hovind arrived home Thurs
day evening from Glasgow where she
visited her brother for few days.
The Farmers Elevator Company
has a carload of binder twine which
it is selling at "a cents per pound.
Patrons are requested to leave their
orders as soon % possible. ST.
Mrs. E.. Owens of Fairview, Mont,
spent Saturday of last week in Will
liston visiting friends and shopping.
Mr.. A. B. Smith and Oscar Carl
son, National Bank Examiners were
guests Of the Greene family last
Sunday.
Miss Ester Rawitscher, Mable Green.
gard and Sophie Harris went to Mi
not Sunday returning home Monday
morning.
+ Paul Carpenter of Epping came up
Friday evening and will visit with
his brother Frances Carpenter for a
few days.
Mr.. Morris Garrison eft Saturday
for short trip 70 Minot and Grand
Forks. He expects to return the last
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