Williston Public Schools Begin Early in September
Williston public schools will open Tuesday, September, after the board debated starting early due to harvest needs. With light crops, few children may be needed for harvest, and most teachers have been selected for the coming year.
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L. A. White
Roxby
Westlawn
Elizabeth Gill
A. C. Clayton
Mary Leake
Nell Davidson
Emma Keeley
Della Hardin
Blanch Fox
Nanna Newlander
Laura Cooper
Kathleen Morris
Mabel Connolly
Clarice Pfoud
Vera Mahon
LaMoure
Anna Kittilsby
Larimore
Alamo
Thorstad
Zahl
Golden Valley
Temple
Peterson
Annual Report of James Memorial Library 1916 17
Miss Bessie R Baldwin has begun compiling the James Memorial Library annual report for July 1916 to June 1917. It shows 17 709 volumes loaned for home use with 25 percent non fiction, over 10 000 daily readers, 2 247 reference questions, a popular rental collection yielding about twenty dollars, and about 1500 borrowers with children making up a third of registrations but half the reading.
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Bessie R. Baldwin
James Memorial Library
Stay at Home Fight: Devil at Home and Kaiser Abroad
Rev. James Hoffman Batten urged Congregationalists that defeating tyranny requires effort at home as well as abroad. He warned against alien enemies, hyphenated citizens, and slackers while stressing liquor suppression, social evils, and wartime youth protection. He called for wealth to share the burden, conservation, and strong support for the Red Cross and Army YMC A.
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Devil
Kaiser
Congregational Church
United States
James Hoffman Batten
Batten
America
Army Y. M. C. A
Williston
Exemption in Fastest Order Owens Named as Sleuth
Owens and Shafer named special representatives to oversee exemptions in the draft. Local boards must publish exemption grounds, open proceedings, and forward nonexempt or nonreporting individuals for military service. Provisions detail appeals, deadlines, and the posting of exemption rulings for public scrutiny.
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William G. Owens
Williams County
George Shafer
McKenzie County
United States
Europe
North Dakota
Frazier
Crowder
District Board
Adjutant General
Physical Test Rules for Army Drafted Men
War Department regulations set height 5 feet 1 inch to 6 feet, weight 118 to 211 pounds, with medical checks for heart and lungs. Tests include jumping and heel kicks, chest measurement 31 to 41/4 inches, molar count four, and skin, joints, and prior injuries reviewed for eligibility.
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National Army
War Department
Adjutant General
Dickson
Pretty Wedding at Bergman Home
Miss Pauline Wold and Mr. J A Huseby wed at the Bergman home with Rev James Hoffman Batten officiating. Odin Wold gave the bride away. Helen Wold served as bridesmaid. J A Huseby was groomsman. floral details featured pink roses and astors. The couple, prominent in Williston society, plan a honeymoon and will reside in the groom’s new Williston home.
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Pauline Wold
J. A. Huseby
F. P. Bergman
James Hoffman Batten
Congregational Church
Odin Wold
Minneapolis
Bergman
Helen Wold
Janette Craven
Claudia Bergman
Pauline Nostdahl
Astors
Miss Wold
Mr. Huseby
Huseby
Ice
Williston
Willston
First National Bank
Eastern Points
Hme
Williston Druggist Talks At State Meet
Grand Forks August 8 The North Dakota Pharmaceutical association opened its thirty second annual convention in the Commercial club rooms. Over 200 delegates expected from across the state. Officers listed A A Bradley Williston president Peter Mergens Fairmount vice president J H Wold Grand Forks second vice president W S Parker Lisbon secretary treasurer. Discussion centers on Stephens bill to curb monopolies and aid independent retailers. The session opened after 10 with welcome by mayor D A Tinmnie.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
A. A. Bradley
Williston
Peter Mergens
Fairmount
J. H. Wold
W S. Parker
Lisbon
Peter Mersons
Pri
Penn Fis
Willies
North Dakota
W .S. Parker
Williams County Draft Board Examines 200 Men
Williams county ex emption board reviews physical fitness and exemption claims for nearly 400 men drawn for the first portion of the national army. The first days were slow with about 50 examined. by noon today about 200 had appeared. Exemptions will be decided later, with approvals and rechecks expected into next week as boards follow Washington directives.
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Williams County
Williston Court House
National Army
M. H. Allen
Axel Strom
H. C. Windel
Altho
Strom
Williams County Board
Washingtown
R. R. Rutledge
Great Northern Railway
Rutledge
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