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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1913
Page
8
January 29 1912 analysis by E F Ladd of Wil Aston Mineral Spring water shows minerals mainly sodium chloride with low bacterial contamination. Missouri River water yields 4200 bacteria per cc but no colon bacilli. chemical minerals high but not dangerous, officials suggest filtration before drinking.
Letters from Williston residents and others extol the Williston Mineral Springs water as a healthful laxative and stomach helper. Testimonies cite relief from stomach trouble and dysentery, with claims of equal quality to Siem Springs water and repeated personal usage.
An overview of turbidity and sediment in river water, notably Missouri, with emphasis on filtration limits. It cites risks from domestic filters, soil as a natural filter, and typhoid germs, noting that only certain minerals provide laxative effects in limited quantities.
In his annual superintendent report for Williston, Geo F Forster urges revising the seventh and eighth grade course to boost engagement and align with new departmental clauses. He cites a need for a girls dormitory for out of town students, expansion of evening classes and kindergarten, and additional playground equipment, with support from the Board and community. He outlines ten recommendations including medical exams, ungraded room staffing, primary room capacity, new printing of the course of study, and a broader budget and staffing plan.
Registered stallion Al Logan foaled 1903 is a seal brown standard bred trotter 17.5 hands high 1850 pounds described as well trained with good style and action and a sure getter of colts. Grandson of Allerton listed by Nels Johnson Aw 2pd L box 581 Stanley NI
Bids will be received in Williston North Dakota through July 28 1913 for erection and completion of an addition to the high school building with separate bids for heating and ventilation. Each bid must include a 5 percent certified check payable to Mrs B M Hydle president. Unsuccessful bidders’ checks returned. successful bidders’ checks returned upon surety bond approval. Plans filed in Minneapolis Builders Traders Exchange and Williston Clerk of Board of Education and Architect J C Woodruff Minot ND. Board reserves right to reject any bids.
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