Local notes celebrate Easter sales and travels across Williston
Local items report Easter promotions at Eagle Store with 10 percent off on coats dresses skirts and shoes. Residents like L. I Heen I L Heen and T E Hausteiner visit Tioga Madison and Willis ton while others plan homesteads and stock sales. Also noted are coach changes school staff moves and a number of residents traveling to Minneapolis Chicago and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Weil
Chicago
O’dells
H. R. Lampman
California
Eagle
A. C. Ringo
Colorado
Thomas Ward
Tioga
Luella Conley
Williston
Ray Pioneer
A.J. Arsenault
Vera Hillyer
Wittenberg Hospital
Hazel Anderson
Trainor
Trenton
D. E. Plier
Alexander
Plier
Hval
North Main St
Twin Cities
A. L. Butler
Williston Lodge of
Yeomen
Devils Lake
A. J. Stanton
Dr. Hagan
C. A. Mansfield
Washington Ave
Nellie Davidson
Malta
Montana
Springbrook
Torgerson
Great Northern
Wm. Merrick
Medford
Oregon
Cunningham
Merrick
Grand Harbor
N. D
Erickson
W. Barstad
Grace Maltby
Culbertson
Mont
Minneapolis
Minn
Hazel S. Anderson
Lillian Golden
Williston Concert Band stockholders meet to elect directors
Notice to stockholders of the Williston Concert Band Association announces a meeting at the courthouse on April 12 1917 at o'clock AM to elect directors for expiring terms and address other business. All stockholders are requested to be present. A J Field secretary treasurer. 2t
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston Concert Band Association
A. J. Field
Seey
Twin Lake school closed for week due to road condition
Owing to the road situation, Twin Lake school remains shut for the week and there will be a ten pro gram Saturday, April 7, 1917. An ad in the Graphic’s classifieds reaches 12,500 potential buyers, urging readers to sell real estate to the Northern States Realty Company in Minot, North Dakota. Subscribe for the Graphic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin Lake
Northern States Realty Company
Minot
North Dakota
The Ancient Question of Life After Death in Job
A discussion traces the Book of Job as an early drama on good and evil, noting its ancient origins, authorship puzzles, and profound questions of faith versus materialism. It contrasts faith driven by God with materialist doubt, then briefly remarks on modern city growth and property value trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David
Israel
Moses
Job
Persia
Ormuzd
Abriman
God
Napoleon
Desert
Library Sees Record March Circulation Tops 2000
The library circulated 2141 books and 79 magazines in March, with over 30 percent non fiction. Daily peak was 182 books and eight magazines, and 1076 people visited the reading room, many researching for school or clubs. New titles include Within Prison Walls and The Autobiography of a Happy Woman. Stories feature Syria tales Masoud the Bedouin and The Geranium Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Mott Osborne
Sing Sing
Syria
Masoud
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. I. Heen
I. L. Heen
T. E. Hausteiner
Homestead
Addyman Bros
Lampman Ranch
Dyckman
Annabel Batten
Velva
Mabel Grundy
Western Electric
Williston Electric Construction Company
A. J. Arsenault
Main St
James Memorial Library
Irigley
Ibe
Wrigleys
Wrigley Spearmen
Wm. Wrigley Jr. Co
Kesner Building
Ster
Flint, Mich
Monroe Brothers
Williston, N. D
New York City
Tarrytown-On-Hudson
ST. Louis, MO
Oakland, Cal
Oshawa, Can
FT. Worth, Texas