Williston graphic., 1918-06-20

visitor here this week.
o. L. Hide Of Ray was a visitor in
Williston on Wednesday.
Gladys Steen Of Spring Brook is
visiting friends in this city.
C. F. Peterson of Ray was visi-
tor in Williston last evening.
Mrs. E. G. Sutton of Bonetraill was
business here on Wednesday.
a Williston visitor last Friday.
E. S. Cole of Valley City was
visitor in the city on Wednesday.
G.. A. South of Bismarck transacted
C. C. Reiger left Monday morning
for Minot on short business trip.
P. NJ. Campbell Of Ray came up
Friday to take in the celebration.
Mrs. Robert Rud and baby visited
friends at Spring Brook on Tuesday.
George Smith and wife of White
Earth are visitors in the city today.
Money Raising Sale at Eagle Store.
lit.
Martin Brakken of Grenora trans
acted business in Williston last FRI
day. -,
Miss Thelma Mcclure of Bainville,
was a visitor in Williston last Satur-
day.
c. B. Stuart of Stady spent Friday
of last week in Williston on busi'
ness.
| Geo. T. Standish of Casselton was
a business visitor in Williston last
Friday.
VIM. Roche returned Sunday from
a short business trip to Great Falls,
Montana.
Films developed and printed at
Olson's Studio at the lowest possible
cost. lit.
| Fred Maides of Ray spent Wednes-
day in the city looking after busi-
ness affairs.
J. A. Peterson and family of Wild
rose spent Friday Of last week here
visiting friends.
E. w. Dahlquest of Wheelock spent
Friday of last week in Williston WIS.,
iting friends.
Mat. Calwell of Zahl was busi-
ness visitor in Williston the latter
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Ulrich of Spring
Brook attended the Flag Day exer-
cises here last Friday.
Mrs. William Lewis of Plentywood,
Montana, spent last Friday in Will
liston visiting friends.
J. A. Johnson of Wildrose came
down Friday to take in the Flag Day
program and Carnival.
J. C. johnson of Valley City trans
acted business here Wednesday, re-
turning home this morning.
L. C. Reep, vice president Of the
Citizens State Bank of GrenOra was
here Tuesday on business.
MI. and Mrs. Jim hoffman of Spring
Brook were here Friday and attend
ed the Flag Day exercises.
MI. and Mrs. Paul Steinke autoed
up to Spring Brook Friday to be here
for the Flag Day program.
John McKenna left Monday noon
for Fargo to transact business and
visit friends for few days.
Edwin A. Palmer left on No. 2
Monday for Devils Lake to attend the
funeral of Rev. C. E. Stinson.
Peter Kresbsboch Of Plentywood,
who is just recovering from pneu-
monia was in Williston last week for
treatment.
Charlie Alderdice candidate for
Sheriff of Sheridan county, Montana;
was visitor in Williston the first of
the week.
Miss Hazel Montgomery arrived
this week from Kenmare where she
has been attending nurses school for
the past three years.
Don't give up hopes, it is never too
late to see DR.. T. H. David the Chiro-
practor located in the Hedderich Bldg,
Williston. lit.
. The Rev'd Mr.. Ellsworth leaves to-
morrow for Flaxton to preach the
Baccalaureate sermon for the gradu
ating class of the high school Of that
place.
M. A. Hegge, formerly County
| Commissioner was visitor here this
week from near Alamo where he owns
a large farm. .... !
Miss Bertha R. Palmer arrived here
Friday evening from Devils Lake to
attend the Sunday School Convention
at Grenora Sunday.
Miss Annie McCradie of Epping
who is running for the County Super
intendent of Schools was visitor in
Williston last Friday.
Bob Bruegger and Oscar Kron of
the Williston Auto and Tractor Com
pany, motored to Minot Tuesday to
attend the Tractor demonstration.
Those who are inflicted with
rheumatism and cronic trouble should
consult DR.. T. H. David Chiropractor,
located in the Hedderich building of
Williston. lit
The funeral of Mrs. Margaret
Webb, daughter of Mrs. Rose Webb
of this city will be held from the
Methodist church Saturday, June 22,
at 2:3O p. m. Rev. w. w. Keltner off,
ciating.
L. F. Gautsch, who has been in
charge of the shoe department at
Hedderichs for the past wear left Sum