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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1919

Page

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City Commission, Williston, approves rate hike for power and water

At a City Commission meeting in Williston, officials explained a new contract with the United States Reclamation Service raises electric and water rates about 25 percent. The average light user faces 12.5 cents per kWh after 100 hours, with a $1 monthly minimum. water increases apply to usage thresholds, 25 cents per thousand feet for the first four thousand, and 20 cents thereafter, with metered and unmetered minimum charges of 50 cents and $1.00 respectively.

City Commission United States Reclamation Service Williston Killowatte

K. P. Lodge Installs Officers For Year 1919

K P Lodge No 74 at Castle Hall held a regular meeting last Monday evening and installed the officers for the coming year. A six thirty supper followed and the session featured an enthusiastic program. New officers outlined plans for a banner 1919 and intermediate meetings are planned. A lunch will be served next Monday after lodge work, with a request for full attendance.

Castle Hall

Williston National Farm Loan Association Elects Officers

At a January 14 meeting of the board of directors at the Court House here the Williston National Farm Loan Association elected officers for the coming year. Chris Arnt of Spring Brook was named President, Carl Erickson of Spring Brook Vice President, Earl Swimley of Spring Brook Director, Alex Lind of Williston Director, Finley Pepple of Williston Director, and Earnest A. Francis of Williston Secretary and Treasurer.

Williston National Farm “Loan Assocation Court House Chris Arnt Spring Brook Carl Erickson Earl Swimley Alex Lind Willston Finley Pepple Williston Earnest A. Francis

Chevrons Tell of the War Service

Chicago January 22 Soldiers returning from France are marked by war service chevrons. Officers and enlisted men wear gold and silver V shaped bars on sleeves to show six months in the war zone. Wounded chevrons indicate injuries, scarlet for honorable discharge, and sky blue for under six months service in the theater.

Chicago France Corps Department of Service

Methodists in BG Centenary Drive

More than 8,000 churches and 4,000,000 members celebrate the Centennial of Home and Foreign Missionary work this year. The campaign began Jan 1 with Education Intercession Evangelism Stewardship and Life Service as features. The drive aims to raise 80,000,000 dollars over five years for global religious reconstruction. Local events in Helena Idaho Montana and North Dakota include a convention in the local Methodist church on Jan 30 31 with stereopticon lectures and various program components.

Methodist Episcopal Church North Dakota Helena Idaho Montana

Pippinger Son Arrives in US After Wounding in France

Telegraph news reports Lee Oliver Pippinger reached home in good health after serving in France where he was wounded by a shell on October 2. Fragments struck his left leg and head but he sent word of recovery from the hospital.

John Pippinger Lee Oliver Pippinger Hoston All O. K France

Dr LaBarge Locates Practice In Crosby Office

Dr LaBarge has rented office rooms in the Ingwaldson building at Crosby after practicing at Fortuna for over a year. He plans to remain there permanently to continue his profession.

Mr and Mrs Kron Entertain Guests on Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Keone Kron hosted a gathering at their North Main Street home Tuesday night for their second wedding anniversary. Guests enjoyed decorations, friendly conversation, and a pleasant card session followed by a delightful lunch.

Keone North Main St

Williston Building and Loan Elects Officers

The annual meeting elected directors Thos Craven J B Lyon S M Hydle A N Eidsness Ludowese W H Westergaard and J A Husebye. Officers chosen were President J B Lyon Treasurer S M Hydle and Secretary N B Sudanese. A stock drive begins January 27 to expand membership and strengthen Williston’s finance.

Williston Building and Loan Association N. B. Ludowese Thos F. Craven J. B. Lyon S. M. Hydle A. N. Eidsness Ludowese W. H. Westergaard J. A. Husebye Williston Great Falls Montana Fargo Association Devils Lake Grand Forks Bismarck

Williston Boy Killed in Battle in France

Williston mourns Joseph Charwatt known as Little Joe a six year meat cutter for The Model Market who died from wounds received in France likely during the Belleau Wood action in October He came to the U S from Bohemia with a sister and later joined Camp Dodge and the warfront sacrificing for freedom He was thirty with sister Rose Charwatt and an uncle in Chicago as his only relatives in this country

Williston Joseph Charwatt Little Joe Donahue & Carney Joe Doahue Cleveland Ohio Belleau Wood Joe Aslda Bohemia Chicago Minot Marines Miss Rose Charwatt

Bankers Hold Annual Directors Meeting at Great Northern

The Hannah Banks directors met at the Great Northern Hotel with Adam Hannah of Minneapolis presiding. He forecast strong regional prosperity and a bright future as the country expands. A seven o’clock dinner honored guests, with bankers from Ray, Medicine Lake, Charlson, Watford City and Minneapolis in attendance.

Hannah Banks Great Northern Adam Hannah Minneapolis North Dakota Banks Hannah United States Great Northern Hotel C. C. Rieger Williams County State Bank C. F. Peterson Farmers State Bank Ray J. E. Fulkerson Medicine Lake Monrad Olson Charlson J. L. McRae Farmers Bank Watford City J. L. Larson Mr. Hannah

Home Guard Dance at Willston Armory Friday

A dance under the Willston Home Guards will be held at the Armory Friday evening. Onstad’s Orchestra has been engaged for the occasion and a good crowd is expected.

Willston Home Guards Onstad

M W A NOTICE FOR 8 O CLOCK SHARP

All members be present at 8 o'clock sharp January 28 Work first and dance after J C 0 F Hall W F Cormany

J. C F. Hall W. F, Cormany

Are You An Elk comedy set for Williston

The Home Talent production Are You An Elk or How Father Joined the Lodge is slated for Wednesday January 29 at the Armory with matinee at 4 PM and an 8:30 PM show. Matinee tickets cost 2 5 cents for children and 50 cents for adults, evening tickets 50 cents for children and $1.00 for adults. Proceeds go to the Elks Charity Fund and cast members include Myrtle McKenna Ruth Asbury June McChesney Dorothy Tart Vivian Townsend and John Nolan as the policeman with music by Thelma Slater Romanu Herman and an 8 soldier chorus under Prof. Onstad.

Armory Williston Myrtle McKenna Ruth Asbury June McChesney Dorothy Tart Vivian Townsend Joseph Meadrow Edwa K. Bruegger Robert Heffernanr William J. Bennitz John Nolan Tov. Settle E. E. Hangen Theodora Slater Romanu Herman Prof Onstad

Community Club Plans Banquet

The Williston Community Club board met at the secretary’s office and set a February public meeting to adopt the club constitution and discuss key business. They postponed the January 30 event due to lack of outside speakers and hope Calvin B. Brown of the U S Chamber of Commerce will attend. A ferry issue will be examined by a committee of Joe Weley Harvey Rovers and A L Burdick, and the board endorsed the Williston Building and Loan Association’s upbuilding initiative.

Williston Community Club N. B. Ludanese Calvin B. Brown Bureau of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States Williston Joe Weley Harvey Rovers A. L. Burdick Williston Building and Loan Association

General Barry Commands Eastern Division Post

Major General Thomas Barry will advance to the post held by the late General J Franklin Bell in command of the Eastern Division of the United States Army. General Barry is described as one of the most popular commanders in the army.

Thomas Barry J. Franklin Bell United States Army Barry

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K. P. Lodge Loan Association Anne N. Y Anne Morgan J Pler Ot Morgan New York City Methodists L. O. Pippinger U. S DR. Laberge Crosby Kron Building and Loan Association EFORT Whitston Komigal Komedy Koming ELKS Gen. Barry Thomas H. Barry
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