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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1909
Page
3
A display features over fifty shades of new Easter suit colors from light tans to fashionable greens. The 1909 styles introduce noticeable updates such as flap pockets and dip front sleeve cuffs, offered by Schloss Bros Kuppenheimn and Adler & Sons.
Our shop highlights Spring footwear for ladies with Pingree Oxfords at 3.50 and Endicot Johnson at 2.50. Over fifty styles including Oxfords high shoes pumps and sailor ties. Also a complete Buster Brown children line and men’s new shapes in several leathers. Have you seen our doggie shoes.
The catalog notes pricing from 18 to 35 dollars for a selection of items. It highlights Swartz & Son as a medium priced line with good value and quality for the money, suitable for buyers seeking economical options.
A local store promotes light bright boys suits ranging from 4.00 to 12.00 with premium options at 8.50 to 12.00. Easter ties in many colors fill the Main street window plus new spring shirts Madras and Percale with cuffs and collars priced from 0.65 to 2.50.
Lanpher hats arrive in bright spring colors including new greens. Lanpher styles feature new shapes and the best hat at 3.00 dollars. Other makes range 1.50 to 2.50 dollars. Green hats available at Greengard Brothers The Clothiers Hatters and Shoemen.
The Valley City Normal School plans a large summer term with expanded programs. A new manual training department, domestic science offerings, and a full modern equipment upgrade are described. Basketball trips to the Twin Cities and games with Minnesota and local colleges are announced.
Rose Valley residents Rose Valley Hiram Simmons and wife and Archie Gibson spent a pleasant evening with the Thorntons. Mrs Maud Simmons visited Mrs May Simmons. Little Elmer Martin two lost a fall on cellar stairs but escaped serious harm. L A Lutz narrowly escaped injury while cutting brush when Chesly’s axe struck him on the head. He is home and improving. Jack Lambert has been visiting.
Higley Niels and Hans Rasmussen arrived from Wisconsin last Thursday to visit relatives. They noted three inches of snow in Wisconsin and were surprised to see none here. A small crowd attended Otto Endrewshiet's sale Saturday due to bad weather. Per Rasmussen reports stray horses eat his hay. Mr. and Mrs. Poe visited Wick's Sunday. Wilmer Eckert bought a new horse Saturday. Frank O'Neil and Mr. Albright called on Albert Hintz and played cards until late.
A Gambetta column records a busy week of social visits dances and gatherings. Residents Mrs Aksell Nystrom returns to claim. multiple visits between families such as the Atkins Brekkes Matsons and Dahls. a Blue Ribbon party for Gambetta bachelors. the night school at Tandy. and local farming with seeding underway.
Sunday gatherings included Chris tian Blankenship and Miss Mitchell with friends Carrie and Branch Young. The Sand Creek Literary closed Friday night for the busy season. Reube Delorme and Will Turcott rounded up range horses on Sand Creek. Miss Flava Musick celebrated her tenth birthday. Mr. and Mrs. Hagershaw visited. Mr. Anderson and wife attended schoolhouse services.
Knute Sandy and Grace Lunceford of our vicinity were married last week. The notice mentions their return and references a continuation on page 6.
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