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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1918

Page

2

Local School News and Social Notes

Miss Elva Zimmerman is on the sick list. She gave each scholar a nice little book as a souvenir. Mrs. H. C. Blankenship closed her school the 18th of April. Mrs. Frank Shanks called on Mrs. Frank Gone Saturday evening. Mrs. Dony Wallace spent Sunday evening with the Zimmerman boys. Mr. Frank Zimmerman was at Williston Saturday to get repairs for a drill. Mr. Dony Wallace went to Willis ton Monday to help his brother Bert move.

Elva Zimmerman H. C. Blankenship Frank Shanks Frank Dony Wallace Zimmerman Boys Frank Zimmerman Williston Bert

Williston Visitants and Arrival of Soldier Boy

Miss Elgie Moon, Grandma Moon, and relatives from McKenzie County visited in Williston Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Moen welcomed a soldier boy at their home on April 17. Mr and Mrs Page Zahl spent the week with daughter Mrs Walter Amor. others, including Mrs Durham and daughter Chris, and H D Hanson with F B Larson, were business and family visitors in Williston.

Elgie Moon Williston Durham Chris Earl Swimley H. D. Hanson F. B. Larson Grandma Moon McKenzie County Page Zahl Walter Amor Theodore Moen Fred Page Brimley Walee Amora

Big Meadow Breezes and Local Visits in Hamlet

Hamlet notes list Mrs E Ellingson visiting Monday and several neighbors stopping at each other’s homes Sunday and Thursday evenings. Residents report Liberty Bond sales numbers by George Ekblad I D Sagaser and John Simpson, with good response. A dance program drew local youths Saturday night, and a sick list includes J P Reeves.

Liberty Bonds A. W. DeVany Devilse T. M. Smith Albert Wanyek L. E. Smith Geo. Ekhlad’s Hamlet Hobbss Soe

Missouri Ridge Social Notes and Local Visits

Mrs H J Poe and daughter Mary spent Saturday at S M Clarks. Miss Myrtle Clark visited the Poe home Saturday night. Mrs Ramey and sons John and Wit visited the Clark home. Berdie Clark injured a finger in a sausage mill. Mrs James Ramey returned from a week in Painted Wood. A Webb school term concludes near Williston. Gromatka and Lampman attended church in Williston. Red Cross met with Mrs Martin Jensen. next with Mrs G W Ford May 2. Dan McGrath of Painted Wood visited Mrs McGrath’s mother, Mrs Ramey. Mrs S M Clark and Pearl stayed with Hugo Clark in Williston, returned Saturday. Rev Stinson preached at the school house. Sunday school invited weekly. Virgil Blankenship returned from Hinsdale Montana after hunting horses stolen from his pasture. thief jailed but horses not found.

H. J. Poe Mary S. M. Clarks Myrtle Clark Ramey John Wit Clark Berdie Clark James Ramey Painted Wood H. C. Blankenship Webb School Williston Montana Albert

Community Notes From Cow Creek Area and Buford Dance

Local names including Mike Harstad John Kulseth Cyrus Sites Albert Thom Bert Aspland and others frequent the Cow Creek area with visits and farm work. Rain is welcomed by farmers. Bainville orchestra to play a dance in Buford with Red Cross serving supper and a benefit total of seven dollars eighty cents. Community gatherings at Methodist church and Hoover era Red Cross drive invite participation.

Mike Harstad Williston John Kulseth Cyrus Sites Alberta Thom Bert Aspland John Wively H. C. Kaetzel Richard Vikum Albert Thom Bryan Kaetzel George Thomas Chas. Aspland M. J. Jensen's Dishon Owings O. J. Morken Grote Gertrude Haven Myrtle Carey Nettie LeRoy Bainville Orchestra Bainville Buford Odd Fellows Hall Rebecca Lodge Red Cross Longland Morken The Cross Methodist Church

Community Roundup Bu ford Social Ties Highlight Local Travel

Buford residents and visitors frequent the town with many short trips noted. Names from Williston Snowden Mondak and Madora appear as they transact business attend dances and visit relatives across the region.

Y M C A Work For Soldiers In War Time

The Y M C A supports soldiers and youths in the National Army with a monthly total of 5 million dollars in welfare and recreation. It reports 2,200 workers with expeditionary forces in France and England and 4,000 in American camps. Gen Pershing asked for 3,000 volunteers to run the France canteen system, plus a drive to recruit 1,000 business and professional volunteers by July 1. Weekly 8,000 feet of film are shown to troops at home and abroad. Recent shipments include 79,680 baseballs and 19,000 bats for France, with gloves and equipment for play. Y M C A huts line front lines, aiding Sammies in Lorraine trenches. Russian huts have been destroyed, with 150 secretaries retired and awaiting return from Siberia.

National Army National War Work Council United States France England Lorraine Siberia Russia

Road Drag Keeps Graded Roads In Good Shape

Extension Division Agriculture College promotes road drag use to scrape projections and fill low spots to prevent water standing, keeping road beds crowned, smooth, and hard. Persistent dragging also reduces dust by limiting rutting and rough horse-hoof wear.

Agr. College

Prisoners Escape Bowman County Jail Via Skylight

Two inmates Charles Check and I Butler escaped from Bow men county jail in Bowman North Dakota. One prisoner was held on a serious charge. There is no trace of the missing men.

Bowman N. D Charles Check Butler Bowman County

Doyle Nominated U.S. Marshal for North Dakota

President Wilson nominated Stephen J. Doyle of Fargo to be United States marshal for the district of North Dakota on April 22 in Washington.

Washington Stephen J. Doyle Fargo Wilson District of North Dakota

Sage and Sulphur Compound Restores Natural Hair Color

Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound offers a old time hair darkening recipe with added ingredients sold at drug stores. A large bottle costs about 50 cents and promises natural, even color that conceals gray and makes hair look thicker and shinier.

Wyeth

Also Mentioned on This Page

Todd Pherrin George Ekblad I. D. Sagaser John Simpson Missouri Ridge Snowden Boyd Cline Carey Phil Keffler Madora Jones Dr. MacManus Willton J. Morken Wm. Dishon Mrs. Bradley Johnson Y. M C. A North Dakota Denmark N. Dak. Agr. College Oak Washington, D. C United States Department of Agriculture Scotts Emulsion Tt & Bowne Bloomfeld Baay Bry Ford Motor Inn East Broadway Miller Miller Tires Williston Motor Sales Co Coulter
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