Williston graphic., 1918-03-14

Ben Hart is spending the week in
Scobey, Mont, on business.
Earnest Crouch was a Fairview
business visitor Wednesday.
George Schafer of Alexander was
business visitor here Tuesday.
Experienced alteration woman want
ed at once at O'Dell's. Adv. 39-1t.
Henry Downey of Homestead, Mon
tana, spent Tuesday in this city lok-
ing after business matters.
Jim Shaley returned last Thursday
from three weeks visit with rela-
tives at Clear Lake, S. Oak.
| Mrs. Fred Esa of Fairview was op-
Grated on for appendicitis this week
at the Wittenberg Hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Drake of Mon
dak came down Wednesday evening
to see "Intolerance" at the Orpheum.
Harry Arnold of Billings, Montana,
spent Sunday in this place looking af-
ter business for the Intertype COM
pany. m
|. Someone desiring to make little
easy money entered the and 10 cent
store Monday night and secured about
four dollars in pennies. No trace of
the miscreant was found.
The Syrian Ladies of the Syrian
Relief Committee met Tuesday and
organized War Savings Stamps So
ciety. The afternoon was spent in
knitting for the Red Cross.
Grant Conley, Vern Yonkers, R. C.
Gilmer, E. w. Blaisdell and Rev. Els
worth left on No. Monday for Mi
not to be present at the inspection Of
De Mobey Commandary No. 10.
Miss Allie Robinson who has been
employed in the First National Bank
here for the past several months left
Tuesday for her home in Missouri
where she will remain for while.
Mrs. Ben Williams and Mrs. Cook
of White Earth who were the guest
of Mrs. NJ. S. Williams for several
days of last week returned to their
home Monday morning on No. A
| Olaf Ames arrested few days ago
for importing 21 pints of liquor into
this state, plead guilty and was SEN
fenced to 80 days in Jail and $500 fine
and if fine is not paid 20 days addi
tional in Jail.
George Saunderhoef of Plentywood,
came down Wednesday afternoon to
see Mrs. Saunderhoef who was oper-
ated on few days ago. While here
Mr.. Saunderhoef is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Boardman.'
| Mrs. B. C. Roche and two children
left Tuesday on No. 2 for Kansas
City, Missouri, and Alma, Ia, where
she will visit relatives for couple
of months. Mr.. Roche will meet her
at Alma and visit short time before
returning home. ~
Kenneth Walters who has been
making his home here with NJ. S.
Stedem for some time left last Thurs
day for Schenectady, N. Y, where he
will meet his father and make his
home at that place.
c.. ]. Maddox of Plaza, spent Sat-
urday in this city, having come here
to address the non-partisan conven-
ton of the counties, Mckenzie and
Williams held at the court house Sat-
urday afternoon.
! Mrs. Fred Peterson, cashier at Ho-
gan's Cafe, and who has been i'll for
the past ten days, left Monday morn
ing for a visit to her people at Bot
tineau. The duration of her visit
was not given out.
The members of the Eastern Star
have decided upon Wednesday even
! ing as their evening for surgical dress
ing. Volunteers are also requested
| to attend but it is possible to get
more work done when each evening is
taken by a certain group.
Miss ]. Walsh of St. Paul arrived
here the latter part of last week and
has taken the position as head
milliner at ODell's. She commenced
her work and is now busily engaged
in getting ready for the Easter open
ing. ~
Harry Soules plead guilty to hav-
ing imported liquor into dry territory
and Judge Fisk, sentenced him to 80
days in Jail and to pay fine of two
hundred dollars and in lieu Of the
fine an additional twenty days in the
county Jail. .s..
Rev. Fred w. Christ, pastor of the
White Earth church, is spending the
week in this city aiding Rev. c. E.
Stinson in the special services that
are being held. Mr.. Christ is a singer
| and his songs are one of the special
features of the services.
DR.. Oakley Flath of Stanley came
to Williston Saturday evening to see
his daughter Marie who was oper-