Williston graphic., 1919-05-15
Around Town


Have you tried Hogan's Cafe lately?
Tom Salberg is ill at his home in
this city.
George Mcintosh left Friday for a
trip to Portal.
Big removal sale, some startling
values at Greene's Variety Store.
Starts Saturday, May II.
Fortune Martineau returned Satur-
day from Soap Lake where he has
been for several weeks for his health.
He says he is feeling much better and
certainly looks it.
Mrs. Alfred Moore Of Minot has
been visiting with her son Chester
Chaplin for the past three weeks. She
came to Williston to get her mother
Mrs. Ida Chaplin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Tatem have
rented the Hagan house formerly
occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. Art Stan
ton and moved to their new location
the first of the week.
Mrs. Guy BeAlis formerly Flor
ence Wilson,, Miss Nash and Mrs. L..
A. White came up from Minot to at
tend the Federated Club meetings
and visited with friends for few
days.
Mrs. l. A. Beebe and Mrs. Aaker,
wife of DR.. Aaker, both of Velva, N.
D., visited at o. E. Kron's home from
Tuesday until Friday of last week.
They were in town for the Federation
meetings.
H. B. Konsella left Saturday for
Bismark where he will attend meet
ing of the Representatives of the vari-
GUS Nash Bros. wholesale houses of
North Dakota and Montana who are
in session there.
Corporal Jack Garvey came in from
Camp Dodge Monday morning. He
has been in France for nearly a year,
and in active service the greater part
of the time. He participated in the
last three big battles, and came out
without a scratch.
Wanted every women in Williston
and vicinity to know the biggest bar
gains are to be found at Greene's
Variety Store
Mr.. Bernard Matthews left on We'd
nesday for Great Falls, Mont, where
he has accepted position as travel
ling salesman with Nash Bros Mr..
Matthews was recently discharged
from the army after two years SER
vice on the Mexican border and
France.
Miss Annie McCrade left Wednes-
day for Grand Forks, where she will
attend the annual High school confer
ence, the State meeting of County
superintendent, the Inter-scholastlc
High school contests in athletics, de-
High school debate to be held at the
University Of North Dakota, May Is
to II.
Mrs. Clara French Lawrence, who
has been acting as secretary Of the
Fidelity Abstract and Title Company
of this city, has accepted the position
of society editor Of the Graphic. Mrs.
Lawrence has had many years expert
ence as a bushes woman and steno-
grapher and we can assure our read
ers that her writings in this work
will be we'll worthy of their approval.
DR.. Hagan returned from Mime
apolis Saturday where he was sent
by ]. T. Austin of this city to consult
with the specialists who are treating
his son, J. J. Austin, for his eye sight
which was failing him. DR.. Hagan
reported that Mr.. Austin was getting
along and though he would be able to
to travel to Williston in few days.
His eye sight is improving.
Greene's removal sale will appeal
to people who are inclined to be eco
nomical. Begins Saturday, May II.
Robert Tysk who for some years
has been with the First National
Bank of this city left Sunday for
Grand Forks where he has accepted
a position with the Burroughs Adding
Machine Company. He will remain in
the office at Grand Forks for short
time after which he will go on the
road for the company. Roberts many
friends here wish him the best of sue
cess in his new location.
Mr.. Wilfred Mallon arrived this
week from Mankota, Mimi, and will
be associated with the Williams
County State Bank in the Farm
Loan. department.. Mr.. Mallon has
been employed in the Collection de-
partment of the Holbrook- -Sohner
Clinic in Mankota, an institution
similar in character to that of the
Mayo Brothers at Rochester, MINI.
Mr.. Mellon comes very well recon-
mended, and will undoubtedly prove
valuable acquisition to the bank.
IVA WIZER DIES
Miss Iva Wizer, 13 years Of age,