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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1912
Page
4
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At the January meeting Mayor Jackson asked Superintendent Mackinroth and City Engineer Evans for a report on the city water mains location records. They said no permanent records exist. A resolution was passed to prepare records and a committee was formed to investigate alleged withheld information under threat of dismissal.
Chicago dispatches claim a ground hog saw its shadow and caused a deep Midwest chill. North Dakota officials object to Chicago weather influence, insisting their rights and climate be respected despite Weather Bureau chatter and Candlemas lore.
A century ago Charien Dickens was born in Porsea England and in the past hundred years his books have become household words. He wrote for the people and his characters walked off the page into real life, including Sidney Carton Dolly Varden and Mr Pickwick, imparting pathos humor and humanity that endure beyond his death forty years ago.
A February issue begins a series titled Big Business and Be Benet exploring tensions between law and commerce. The article aims to examine the gatekeepers of knowledge and how vigorous business interests influence legal interpretation.
The text argues for applying scrutiny to the courts alongside other government departments. It notes drastic statements by an author and recalls a century old English quip about parliament. It concludes that as other branches are tightened against abuse, courts deserve equal examination.
A 1910s style tribute recalls Abraham Lincoln as the plain backwoods man whose public and private life exemplified citizenship. The piece notes his wartime and history shaping impact, praising his legacy while lauding his character and example.
The report by Deputy State Examiner Wilson outlines discrepancies in record keeping uncovered during the investigation. The city council urges careful reading of the findings and notes concerns with existing reserves and methods.
Coroner records receipt of a translated note by George Nimet who died at Spring Brook by his own action. He tells his parents not to await more letters, says he has suffered from disease long enough and is tired of life, and signs with a brief, cryptic address.
The Catholic church ladies present a St Valentine dance at Gates hall on February 14. Tickets cost ninety eight cents including a stamp allowance if paid with an iron dollar. Refreshments of sandwiches coffee ice cream and cake will be served.
After the Blair family returns from an eastern trip, Joe delights in thawing out the pines and racking up plumber bills. Just as the Blooms feel ready to resume living, another pipe bursts and floods the home, delaying repairs and causing further chaos.
The March 23 meeting of the Civic League selected five Redpath numbers for a lecture season but dates and reliability faltered. After delays and canceled contracts the league secured substitutes from Twin City Lyceum and arranged remaining acts with refunds offered for unsatisfied season tickets.
A damaged letter fragment shows Mrs John Bruegger as President and Mrs Harry Hanson as Secretary complaining about a Bureau delays and a league bill of damages. They express relief that dealings with the Bureau will end if the bill is allowed.
Mayor Jackson and M. O Wilman arrive in the city on No 4 this afternoon to consult with Congressman Habua who was due on No 3. Williams an old Minot resident visits Williston and shakes hands with friends as Jackson is seen as a rising western North Dakota leader per Optic.
The December final examination results name pupils from districts 2 through 80. Mabel Salverson and Glen Houston had top averages, with others noted for highest grades in Reading Writing Spelling Arithmetic Grammar Geography History Physiology Civics.
A Shadow Social hosted by the U P S of the United Lutheran church takes place Wednesday at 4:00 PM in the church basement. Ladies should bring a lunch in a shoe box for two, and shadows of the ladies will be sold to the highest bidder. Coffee will be served and a social time follows. All are invited.
January statistics show a clear rise from previous months with 1,476 books sent out, about 100 more than December’s total. The borrower register adds 69 names, bringing the total to an as yet unspecified amount.
Odd Fellows ball filled with green and white decorations and a moonlit theme as eighteen numbers plus four extras entertained guests. The dining room hosted a generous lunch by Caterer Buhler and chaperones included Mr and Mrs Creaser, Overson, Jackson, and Schoregge.
Lifeless corpse of a teacher found after a rescue attempt described by community members. The body was carried to Slater undertaking parlors and prepared for burial with funeral services held later.
Miss Gargan, a longtime educator, died leaving her mother Mrs Martha Gargan and siblings Stella Frances Gargan Joseph Gargan of Harlem Montana J H Gargan of Neche J J O Connor Velva and Mrs James R Meagher Velva. She had moved from Grand Forks county four years ago, taught in Grand Forks and Ward counties, and earned a reputation as a capable self reliant woman. Funeral services were conducted by Rev Fr ONeill at the church with most relatives in attendance.
Company E Ball invitations are out for the Sixth Annual Ball on Monday evening February 19 at the Armory. Soldier boys prepare to surpass prior records in what may become one of the best local military annals.
Mortgagee announces foreclosure of a 1909 Williams County North Dakota loan. Real estate in Williston will be sold March 4 1912 at 2 PM to satisfy $634.96 plus costs and interest. Attorneys Murphy and Duggan represent E J Lander Co as mortgagee.
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