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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1916
Page
2
Classified items advertise livestock and goods for sale including a Jersey cow, a dorsey heifer, wood and ash posts, mules with tack, a ladder and shop items. Also listed are trades and deals, a househelp wanted ad, and various business notices from Williston North Dakota.
President argues for readiness and unity, defending America’s stance while warning against war provocations. He urges military training for civilians, strengthens national guard, and emphasizes preserving liberty and the nation’s honor amid global tensions. Local Republican delegate race noted with Attorney H W Braatelien seeking convention slot.
Paris dispatch reports Da vid Lloyd-George telling a London correspondent that allies are just beginning to gain, with 3,000,000 men under arms and a goal of 4,000,000 by spring. He asserts democracy versus military aratocracy, Britain’s unity, and determined push to the end despite mistakes.
A jovial senator teases with a joke as Major and a few soldiers drill on a Meath avenue. A recruit hides behind an ant hill while a near sighted professor is startled by a lurking figure at twilight, prompting a brisk confrontation.
An Illinois girl visiting New York boasted she was 21 and voted in the November election. She traveled with companions who urged caution at a late venue, but she insisted, claiming voting eligibility. The group moved on despite warnings and encountered a chaotic train platform delay.
Notice states Dick and Lucy Vance mortgage with E R Browne on West Lawn Second Addition, Williston, Willams Co North Dakota. Foreclosure set for March 14 1916 at 2 PM at Williston Courthouse to satisfy unpaid interest and principal plus costs. Lots 4 and 5 in Block 23. Amount due at sale includes 126 dollars and 6.04 dollars.
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