Williston graphic., 1919-05-15

siege of pneumonia.
Editor Blake Of Fairview was q
visitor in the city yesterday.
You will like our serial "Jacqueline
of Golden River" Watch for it.
Big values, little prices at Greene's
Variety Store, Saturday, May II.
Editor Page of Grenora was busi-
ness visitor in the city last Friday.
President Shaw of the Minot Com
mission, is a visitor in the city this
week. "
Charles Baldwin of Ray was busi-
ness visitor in the city the latter part
of last week.
Nurse Caroline Francis, of Sidney,
Mont, was caller in town the first
of the week. .'
Mrs. Gus Everson returned from
Ray on Saturday and left for Man.
tana Sunday.
Mr.. Heinline was in the city Mon
day morning returning to Minot on
Tuesday morning.
Big removal sale; some startling
values at Greene's Variety. Starts
Saturday, May II.
Henry Raveling from the South
side is in town taking medical treat
ment for rheumatism.
Beatrice Kepplinger dislocated her
ankle Monday and was brought into
town to have it reset.
DR.. Hagan was in Minneapolis the
early part of the week, having been
called in consultation.
Geo. Lackie, better known among
the boys as "Scotty," left Saturday for
Minot for a days visit.
You simply can't afford to miss the
removal sale at Greene's Variety,
begins Saturday, May II.
Mr.. Hilmer Bruegger went to
Minot Saturday to transact business,
returning Monday morning.
Mr.. Moody o. 1de, attorney of Mi
not, was in the city on Tuesday
attending to legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bent Bell returned
from the Twin Cities last week after
an absence of several weeks.
"Jacqueline of Golden River" is
alone worth the subscription price Of
this paper. Will appear soon.
You are simply throwing away
money if you don't attend the re-
moval sale at Greene's Variety.
Miss Cora Brunsvold returned Mon
day morning fro mher home in Fargo
where she spent the past week.
Miss Stella Swehla left Saturday
last for Malta, Mont, where she will
visit her sister for short time.
What every women wants-biggest
values for the most money. She will
find them at Greene's Variety Store.
Raw Reeser who has been serious
" ill with pneumonia at the Wltten-
berg hospital, is much better at pres
ent.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Jennison have
returned from two months so]ourn
in California, combining business
with pleasure.
Thrifty housewives will take ad-
vantage of the reduced prices at
Greene's removal sale. Begins Sa-
turday, May II.
Mrs. ]. w. Jackson has received a
cable from her husband, Lieut.-Col.
Jackson, that he is now on his way
home from France.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Stanton expect
to be able to move into their ne"
home on Third avenue within the
next eight or ten days.
Laura Hamilton and Dorothy Aus
tin were operated on at the W.T.
tenberg hospital for appendicitis.
Both are recovering nicely.
Miss Helga Aaberg left Tuesday
with her niece and two nephews
the Booker children, for Minneapolis,
where they will spent the summer.
H. O. Gilmore of Minot arrived in
the city the first Of the week and is
holding down position in the mech
anical department of the Graphic.
Mrs. Don A. Rutledge returned
from Ray Wednesday night where
she has been TO rtwo weeks visiting
her daughter, Mrs. L. B. McFarlin.
Mrs. Guy Bemis, who attended the
Federated Clubs convention, remain
ed in the city visiting friends until
Saturday when she returned to Mlnot
Take a walk down Broadway to
Greene's Variety; you will be surpri-
sed at the low prices at the removal
sale which begins Saturday, May II.
Mrs. John Penson is a guest of the
Calderwood's this week. Mrs. Pen