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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1912

Page

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Largest flood in many years

The ten mile ice jam began breaking Thursday morning after four days of grip on the river above the city. A flood crest three miles wide and up to twelve miles long swept opposite the city while stock was lost along the Missouri and Yellowstone. Rail delays occurred as trains, including No 4 and No 3, faced washouts and submerged tracks. passengers waited at the depot amid passing ice as two itinerant violinists performed.

Glasgow Williston Yellowstone Missouri Hall House Macon Breckton Sage Dodson Todd Balast Minnesota Montana

March Weather Recap From Observer Wood

March weather report shows a high of 50 on the 29th and a low of 21 below on the 1st. The 24 hour max precipitation was .17 inches on the 2nd and 3rd, with total precipitation .35 inches and snowfall 4.7 inches. Eleven days were clear, twelve partly cloudy, eight cloudy. fogs appeared on the 5th, 6th, and 12th.

Wood

Northwestern Educational Association Holds Seventh Annual Meeting

The seventh annual meeting of the Northwestern Educational Association will be held at Minot on April 19 and 20, 1912. It gathers from Bot tineau Burke Renville Pierce McHenry Ward Movuntrain Div ide Williams and Wells and features an address on Food Adulteration by Prof. F E Ladd and an illustrated lecture The Indian and the Buffalo by Prof. Orin G Libby. Attending expected include Prof B A Wallace Supt A G Crane Jamestown and Hon E J Taylor.

Northwestern Educational Association Minot Bottineau Burke Renville Pierce McHenry Ward Movuntrain Divide Williams Wells F. E. Ladd Food Commissioner Agricultural College Buffalo Orin G. Libby State Historical Society State University B. A. Wallace Valley City Normal School A. G. Crane Jamestown Minor State Normal School E. J. Taylor

Ausic Arrives For May Bo hemian Girl Opera

The Bo hemian Girl opera arrives with Prof Opstad and a volunteer group preparing the score costumes and scenery. Measurements have been sent to costumers for garment alterations while the chorus and principals rehearse. The opera will be presented on two nights May 8 and May 4 at Star Theatre.

Opstad Star Theatre

Easter Millinery Offers New Exclusive Hat Designs

Dress hats feature extremely new and exclusive designs likely to appeal to discerning shoppers. Miss C. M. Taylor invites inspection of the latest arrivals this week for stylish Easter headwear.

C. M. Taylor

Mrs A F Burke Returns Home From Minnesota Visit

Mrs. A F Burke came back this week after visiting her sister and other friends in Minnesota, ending her trip and returning to her home.

A. F. Burke Minnesota

Damon and Pythias Draw Crowds at Local Opera House

The drama Damon and Pythias was staged Friday and Saturday to a combined crowd near six hundred. The second night drew the better reception as actors grew more confident in Grecian garb. Proceeds from the K of P lodge support the Pythian home building fund. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Tyson on Saturday March 30.

Damon and Pythias Opera House K. of P. Lodge Mrs. Tyson

Revision of the Course of Study in North Dakota

Superintendent M P Tatem returned from Valley City where a committee on Revision of the Course met to draft changes. Prof A B Wallace will prepare the course with outlines for vocational and common subjects, distribution expected by July 1. The committee also discussed improved school legislation and assigned sections of law to members for reform using thirty five state sets as references.

M. P. Tatem Valley City A. B. Wallace F. R. Barnes Richland County Dalton McDonald McHenry County Laura B.sanderson LaMoure County Mamie J. Nelson Barnes County Williams County Warren Tatem

Easter Meeting at Saint Peters Church

The Easter meeting of Saint Peters Church will be held on Easter day after the vesper service.

Saint Peters Church

Reaches High Water Mark In Union Block Scene

Baptist residents of the Union block witnessed a dramatic sprinkling ceremony when the Missouri flooded the block from radiators flooding several offices. The Williston Land Co and Miss Taylor’s millinery suffered water damage as hats on shelves stayed intact. Charley Marshall calmly observed the event while Jack and Joe and Page bought hip boots to save the country on schedule time. The coroner arrived and shut off the air flow through the boiler easing the building back to normal.

Union Missouri Williston Land Company Miss Taylor Herald Charley Marshall Charley Jack Joe Page

Seed Testing Methods For Germination Rates And Conditions

The guide explains seed germination by seed size and moisture using cloth folds or blotting paper. Large seeds like corn peas and beans use moist cloth folds. oats barley wheat alfalfa red clover use blotting paper. flax and timothy on top of moist blotting paper. After preparing 100 seeds per sample, place between the appropriate materials, cover with plates, and maintain about 70 degrees room temperature for one week before counting sprouts.

Epworth League Program At M. E. Church

Young Ladies of the Epworth League at the M. E. Church hosted a Thursday evening program in the church basement. The lineup included piano and vocal solos by Miss Wheeler Miss Moe with Miss Monroe on piano and a ladies quartet by Halverson Rutledge and Carrie Fosse. Messrs. Adden Hitchcock and Halverson performed a vocal selection, and Miss Toftley delivered two readings. A luncheon of cake and ice cream followed, and the event concluded with games.

Epworth League M. E. Church Miss Wheeler Miss Moe Miss Monroe Ladies Quartette Misses Halverson Rutledge Carrie Fosse Messrs. Adden Hitchcock Halverson Miss Toftley

Will Organize Farmers Elevator in North Dakota

F H Squire secretary of the Farmers Equity Co operative Exchange of Fargo visited to promote organizing a farmers elevator company. A nucleus of 100 members was formed at Wild Rose last Wednesday. Plans include more elevators along the G N railroad in the county this summer with Fred Eckert coordinating subscriptions locally.

F. H. Squire Farmers Equity Co-operative Exchange of Fargo Farmers Elevator Terminal Elevator Company of Fargo Squire Wild Rose Ray G. N Fred Eckert

Concert Before Dance At Band Benefit Dance

A band will perform from eight thirty until nine o clock when dancing begins. The event is a band benefit with a concert preceding the dance Monday evening.

DIES AFTER TUBERCULOSIS STRIKES IN IOWA MAN

George Shoenfeldt died at Hineline hospital following months of illness from tuberculosis. He collapsed at the Great Northern hotel and was taken to hospital where he died shortly after. His father G G Shoenfeldt had come from Des Moines, Iowa, to arrange care and burial.

George Shoenfeldt Hineline Hospital Great Northern Shoenfelt G. G. Shoenfelt Des Moines Iowa Shoenfeldt Hamre

Attend Concert Draws Local Notables at St Paul Symphony

Miss Baldwin and Mrs. T A Mc Kay attended the St Paul Symphony concert in Minot Sunday evening joined by Mrs. Lynch Mrs. Davidson Mrs. Brownson Mrs. Jennison J A Corbett and Alfred Jennison who were in attendance.

Miss Baldwin T. A. McKay Lynch Davidson Brownson Jennison J. A. Corbett Alfred Jennison St. Paul Minot

Williston Emerges as Irrigation Boomtown in North Dakota

The Chicago Record-Herald highlights Williston as the irrigation and dry farming hub in northwest North Dakota. Speed’s article notes rapid growth to 5,000 residents, a plan to expand irrigation to 75,000 acres, lignite coal power fueling industry, and a vast 200 by 150 mile district.

Chicago Record-Herald North Dakota Mr. Speed Northwest Williston Commercial Club Speed James Memorial Library Missouri River Iowa

Surprise Birthday Party For Mrs. Robert Slater

Mrs. Robert Slater was surprised with an evening party Tuesday as twelve lady friends gathered for conversation and games. Refreshments were served during the event.

Robert Slater

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