Williston graphic., 1918-11-21

MIS. 'SeClla MCNuCC OF AleXenOel
visited in the city with her daughter
Mrs. Louis Ross the first of the week
John Murphy left Wednesday fo1
Scobey, Mont, where he expects tt
transact business till the last of the
week. .H
A marriage license was issued
IBIS week to Peter Yakovenko OF
Ruso, N. D., and Pauline Benberg OF
Willisston.
William O'Rourke formerly Of Will
I liston but now located at Minot was
visitor in the city for few hours
Sunday morning.
Mrs. M. Carpenter of Dubuque,
Iowa, arrived in the city about a
week ago to spend the winter with
her son Leo. Carpenter.
Now is the time to lay in your sup
ply of winter clothing at the great
Victory Sale that starts tomorrow
at the Model Clothing House. 231t.
Ole Ingwaldson is reported on the
sick list this week with an attack of
the flu and pneumonia. Latest re-
ports are that he is getting along
nicely.
Ninety per cent of all fires occur
during the winter months. Protect
your property against loss by a pol
icy in one of our companies. E. C.
Carney & Co. 22tf.
| 1T. Irwin Bruegger, better known
in Williston as Pete arrived home on
Monday evening from an aviation
camp in Florida to spend short
! furlough with his mother.
One fire loss may cost you thous-
ands Of dollars. Protect yodr prop
erty against fire before it burns. It
will be too. late after the fire. E. c.,
Carney & Co. 23tf.
One-half cent day will protect
your household goods against loss by
fire. You cannot afford to take your
own chances. Our companies are all
reliable. E. C. Carney & Co. 236.
The Williston High School Jun
iors and Seniors may get their copies
of the Literary Digest by calling at
the Office of Supt. Blume any time
between 10 and ~ in the forenoon
and 2 and 4 in the afternoon.
Word was received in Williston
yesterday by friends of Mrs. C: A.
McKenney of Great Falls to the ef-
feet that she had arrived in Roches-
ter Mimi, where she went to receive
treatment.
The body Of Mrs. George Brown
sister of C. C. Mackinroth of this
city who died at Oswego, Mont, last
Wednesday from an attack of the in
fluenza passed through Williston on
Friday enroute to Minnesota for
burial.
Miss Olga Larson formerly Of this
~ died at hospital in Minot the
latter part Of last week from influ-
enza. Miss Larson has been in Mi
not for about six years nursing. Miss
Larson is survived by two brothers
and sisters who live near Williston.
E. NJ. Erstad, County Auditor
elect is visitor in the city this week
Capt. McManus' arrived in Willis
on Tuesday morning from training
camp in Tennessee, for a short visit
He states that he likes the woA fine
and will soon return to finish his
course Of training. -
Mr.. Waldron of Winnebago, MINI.
father-in-law of L. C. Wingate was
a visitor in the city the first of the
week. Mr.. Waldron arrived here
from Sidney, where he had been call
ed to the bedside of his daughter
Mrs. Wingate. He reported that
Mrs. Wingate was much better and
on the road to recovery. ]
Among the relatives that attended
ten funeral of Mrs. C. Ellithorpe
which was held in the city last Sat
urday was her brother William Haz-
ard Of Robcart, Can, Mr.. L. NJ, Eli
thorpe, Of Minot, brother Of Mr.. Eli
thorpe's, Mr.. z. A. Ellithorpe from
Montana, Mrs. D. A. Wilcox Of Wat
ford, Mrs. Ellithorpe's sister and
Miss Hilda Hayden of New Rockford.
WINTER CARE OF AUTOMOBILE
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