Williston graphic., 1918-07-18
LOCAL STORIES

OO VI ASSSSOS
Miss Ruby Biggs of Epping spent
the week end here.
C. A. Woodbprn and wife of Gre
nora transacted business here Satur-
day.
Howard Donovan is visiting his
uncle G. V. Weber of Alexander this
week..
Leonard Poe left Tuesday on No.
. 2 for Minot to try and get in the
navy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Scott Of Butte,
Mont, were guests over night here
Friday.
O. P. Korsmo of Alamo was here
couple of ays last week transacting
business.
Estelle Miles left on No. Monday
for Minot returning home Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. r. O'Neill of Harvey was
among the out of town guests here
last Friday.
Miss Bessie Walker is visiting her
cousin Miss Auralie McKoane in Mi
: not this week.
w. Gray of Westby, Mont, was
among the out Of town business call
ers here Saturday.
A. M. Pierson Of Stanley was
among the'out of town visitors here
Wednesday evening.
DIR. T. H. David will leave Friday
for>a few days business trip to Min
neapolis and Lacrosse.
Il Lawrence Levitt of Great Falls was
a guest at the Pasonault home here
several ays last week.
Miss Mable Ellingson of Watford
City visited friends here Friday ard
Saturday of last week.
Harvey Mortenson left Tuesday for
Minot where he will enlist in some
branch of the service.
Mrs. William Wilkenson left Mon
day for Maddox, Mont, for brief
visit with Mrs. Geo. Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Engels have
moved to Williston from their ranch
in Mckenzie county this week.
Mrs. D. E. Fuller and daughter
Lois of Alexander were shopping and
visiting friends here this week.
Special sale of Ladies Crepe de
Chene and georgette crepe waists at
$4.19 at the Eagle Store. SIT.
Best grade Standard binder twine
for sale by Farmers Elevator Com
pany at "a cents per pound. SGT.
Mrs. A. J. Juul left Monday for
Kindred, N. D., where she will visit
with her folks for month or so.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cartier
July IA boy. Mother and Labe is
doing nicely and daddy is all smiles.
P. C. Hamre left on No. 2 Satur-
day for Rochester to visit his wife
who is there having her eyes treated.
Phone your order now to Farmers
Elevator Company for twine. Best
grade standard at "a cents per pound.
sgt.
H. Alfred Anderson of Wolf Point
returned home last week after trans
! acting business here for a couple of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Nelson ar
rived home Saturday from months
vacation in Minneapolis and at the
lakes. 80 ...........
Miss Thea Braaten returned to
Plentywood Sunday after spending
her two weeks vacation here with her
parents. ....... -..
J. V. Officer took charge of the E.
M. & F. Drug Store at Tioga last
week during the absence Of Mr..
Easton.
Ben Innis left Monday evening for
Wolf Point where he has been trans
ferred. Mrs. Innis will leave for
there this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mackenroth and-fam-
!, lily and Jessie Dahl spent Sunday at
Spring Brook the guests of the Carl
Erickson family.
The greatest war picture of them
all, "My Four Years in Germany" at
the Orpheum Friday and Saturday
this week SIT
WANTED-work by the hour wash
ing, cleaning, etc. Will take in wash
ling. Call Mrs. Slingsby, 423 9Th
Ave. West. .,. 5-2tp.
J Willie Monroe of Wolf Point arriv-
ed here Tuesday noon and will visit
relatives and transact business here
few days. |
Mr.. and Mrs. F. R. Kleinsorge will
return Sunday from Atlantic City
where they have been attending an
| Elks convention.
| Mrs. Harry Monroe and daughter
returned home last week from Wolf
Point where they visited with Mr.
and Mrs. William Monroe.
Misses Ada Claire Brownson and
Evelyn Leonhardy visited Mrs. D. E.
Plier of Alexander last week return
ing home Sunday evening.
Mrs. O. Holland, Mrs. NJ. J. Regge
and Mrs Trainor will give t:'lk on
child welfare and canning at the
Palmer School house Friday: July 10.
Mrs. NJ. S.. Williams and Mrs. E.
r. Brownson and niece Francis Cor