Williston graphic., 1919-03-27
Around Town

Fresh cut flowers and potted plants
at the Williston Drug Co. 41-1t.
J. N. Anderson Of Ray visited in
the city on Sunday and Monday.
Get the habit that pays, Try the
Variety Store first. 41-1t.
Some mighty good values on sale
for Saturday at the Variety Store.
41-1t.
Sale Prices Greatly reduced for
Clean Up. Muhphy's Shoe Store.
41-1t.
E. Sutton of Bonetraill spent the
first of the week in Williston on busi-
ness.
Just received car Of poultry feeds
and supplies at Kather's Drug Store.
N-1t.
Jas. Quin nof Chicago, has accept
ed a position as foreman at the Gra-
phic shop.
Gust Mortenson of Epping called
on friends and transacted business
mere OH 1ucSOay.
Save money by buying your gar
den seeds in bulk at the Williston
Drug Co. 4l-lt.
A. Michelich manager of the J. c..
Penney store here spent Tuesday in
Minot on business.
jeanette and Geneva Walkter of
Epping visited with friends in Will
liston last Saturday.
A. Hankaas of Epping was among
the business visitors from there in
Williston this week.
C. F. Peterson and wife from Ray,
N. D., visited friends in the city on
Saturday and Sunday.
Good shoppers and thrifty house.
wives find it pays to trade at the
Variety Store. Alt.
The Building and Loan Association
will pay two dollars for every dollar
invested with it. 41-2t.
When in need of chick feed and
other poultry supplies 60 to Kath-
er's Drug Store. 41-1t.
Mrs. J. S. Brant left for Rochester,
Minn., last Saturday where she will
undergo medical treatment.
Mrs. Roy Foster left Wednesday
for Rochester, Minn., where she will
undergo medical treatment.
George Thorson and Thomas Thor
son, both of Cartwright, transacted
business in Williston last Friday and
Saturday.
Little Miss Dorothy Ross of STAN
ley visited with Miss Lorain Will
liams here on Monday and Tuesday
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hurcy Egan and John
McColeman of Flaxville were among
the visitors from that city in Willis
ton this week.
| Mr.. and Mrs. DR.. Dochterman ar
rived in the city on Saturday from
Montana where they have been visit
ing for some time.
Read our financial statement in this
issue, then talk it over with the Sec
retary. Williston Building and Loan
Association. 41-2t.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gromatka left
Saturday for St. Paul to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Gromatka's sister
who died in that city.
1t is generally conceded by careful
shoppers that the Variety Store is
the place to make your dimes do
double duty. 41-1t.
Mr.. J. w. Phillips left Sunday for
Regina, Sask., where he was called
by the death of his sister, Mrs. w.
H. Vernon of that place.
Herbert Johnson the auctioneer,
left Wednesday morning for Flax
ton, Powers Lake and White Earth
where he will conduct cattle sales this
week.
Spring is here and 50 is C. F. Pet
erson of Ray. He is visiting in the
city today. This makes the second
trip for Chris to Williston in the
past week.
The Eagle Store is offering 10
per cent discount on all coats and
dresses for the next seven days. Now
is the time to get your spring gar
.. mnt. 41-1t.
DR.. H. J. Baker and wife returned
from Minneapolis yesterday morning
after q short visit there. DR.. Baker
has been gone from Williston for a
week or so and while away took in
the post graduate course in dentistry
a. Tornn