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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1916
Page
6
The common crow ranges across the United States and Canada, wintering in the U S. It roosts in large winter gatherings and travels long distances daily for food. Crows aid in insect control but are accused of crops and poultry damage, justifying reduced numbers where destructive.
A reflective piece on shooting sport explains that true enjoyment comes from the sensations and fellowship of firing, the smell of powder, the crack of the report, and the craft of handling firearms. It contrasts prize hunting with the deeper fascination that keeps shooters engaged across ages, noting how air, echoes, and physics shape the experience.
The article notes high power rifle bullets exceed sound speed, so a shot can kill before the target hears it. It states silencers reduce some noise but cannot render a high powered rifle silent, as the noise from gas expansion remains.
The Baker council approves a franchise for Montana Petroleum to supply gas for fuel and light. After legal formalities, pipelines will be laid. Montana Petroleum wells have shown rapid flow and are being developed quickly.
Max Rabinovich of Grand Forks was appointed to Gov. Hanna's staff to replace the late Col. Scarlett of Minot as aide de camp of the North Dakota National Guard.
A Sunday baseball game drew a large crowd despite showers. The Opportunes won in eleven innings, with Warner and Whitney keying multiple hits and Leigh earning the win over Murphy as the bullpen tamed the Magicians.
A crowd watched the series with Spillane and Ruyle contributing striking outs. The Opportunes loom as a heavy factor in the state championship, while Williams county teams lead in the present series terms and title hopes. Plentywood series canceled due to domestic issues, forcing Williston to miss the Heap Much Wood team.
Numerous notices declare candidates across Williams County for local and state offices in the upcoming June 28, 1916 Republican primaries. Names include Ingwaldson, Johnson, Coulter, Webb, Westberg, Carney, Seibert, Larson, Owens, Gauthier, MacKay, Peterson, Kerr, Schafer, and Scace seeking sheriff, treasurer, commissioner, state senator, state's attorney, superintendent, and representative posts.
The Senate confirmed Louis D Brandeis of Boston to the Supreme Court by a 47 to 22 vote. He will be the first Jewish justice on the high bench. Only one Democrat Newlands voted against, with three Republicans joining the majority. Newlands later explained his opposition publicly.
A fragmented notice urges Republican voters in Corone County to support Dr. O B Distad in the upcoming primaries. The call to vote emphasizes party loyalty and timely participation.
A candidate for coroner by Blusvivens H. T. Skovholt M D and A L Butler announces for Williams County. Republican nomination for county judge subject to the June 1916 primary.
M. H. Asen runs for re election as Williams county auditor subject to Republican voters at the June 28 1916 primary. He requests vote and support from the electorate.
A collection of farmer and local notices announces Republican primary candidacies in Williams County for Sheriff and County Commissioner Fourth District. Names include Bonetraill candidate for sheriff and Edward E. Haugen Gladys for commissioner, with endorsements and primary date June 28, 1916.
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