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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1915
Page
2
Rural Williams County notes visitations at Williston and Garden Valley, with farm moves, alfalfa writing requests, school events, and a tin ribbe grippe spread. The piece highlights community clubs, dramatic entertainments, a warm dinner for school children, and local social gatherings amid weather and spring preparations.
Glad tidings and Easter appeal to tailor made suits. We are not mere shears and tape but builders of clothes of the highest quality. Our fabric range is unlimited and reflects the latest modes and effects. Get a suit made to fit you at a price you can afford.
Christ Nelson bought a new drill last week. Mr and Mrs Oscar Mortenson visited with Lars Knuts on Sunday. John Slind visited with Johnny Borsheim on the 22nd. John Scheffer plans to dispose of part of his property. Mr and Mrs J Borsheim and Mrs Jorgenson visited Andrew Stine's last Sunday. Mrs Lars Knutson is not improving. Mr and Mrs Andrew Borsheim have been ill but hope to mend to drive mules. If rain comes next summer, moisture will be scarce. Horses were taken to the pound yard, belonging to parties in T 154-102. Mr and Mrs Gunder G Johnson, Miss Anna Moe, Ole Moe, and Joseph and Henry Helland visited Nels Peterson last Sunday. Miss Moe will stay a week at the Peterson home. Our church meeting was without a minister Sunday due to a substitute being ill. services will be held Sunday, March 71.
In better roads plan, volunteers will complete one day’s work on a local road project. Residents are urged to participate and promote Good Roads Day to support the initiative.
Our Man About Town urges boys and girls to stay engaged after school and towns to hire a seasonal gardener for blocks to improve streets and lawns. With spring, residents should remove unsightly shrubbery and plant attractive greenery to boost civic pride and neighborhood appearance.
A fragmentary column lists historic events by date, including Lincoln's inauguration in 1861, the Boston Massacre in 1770, Dred Scott decision, Bell telephone patent, and other milestones. The text reads like a jumbled historical digest with unclear phrasing and stray lines about inventions and births.
A collage of snippets on household tips and unusual notes. Includes advice on removing machine grease, renewing skirts, making apple croquettes, and a brief piece on picture brides from Japan arriving in California. Also mentions outdated notions about fashion, freckles and rheumatism, reflecting a light, mixed-column tone.
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