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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1910
Page
8
The senior senator lauds President Taft for pursuing reforms begun under Roosevelt. He notes substantial tariff reductions achieved, while stressing limitations and benefits. The piece highlights trust enforcement, data from a new commission, and overall public prosperity backed by confidence and farmer gains.
D A Powell, one of our oldest and most respected citizens, answered the last call yesterday afternoon and passed away. He had been ill for several weeks and was reported very low the past ten days. Funeral services will be held tomorrow.
The Congregational Ladies Aid hosts a sale and supper in the Odd Fellows Hall on Tuesday afternoon and evening, March 29. Be sure and be there.
The Commercial Club of Minneapolis accepts Williston invitation for a May 23 arrival at 6 40 p m. The trip funds an all night stop and aims to meet local merchants, not solicit trade. Commissioner W G Nye notes travelers seek familiarity with towns and their leading men.
Nick Katsoukos a Greek laborer employed by Great Northern in Minot North Dakota was killed when a switch engine ran over him while he worked between rails. The engine did not see him and his body was crushed with limbs severed. He left a wife and three children in the old country and a brother in the same crew.
The Sacred concert given last Sunday afternoon by the Williston band at the Star Theater drew a large audience and rich acclaim for the band and leader. The program included Major Follett's March, Pilgrim Chorus, a baritone solo, and pieces such as Invitation a la Valse and Our Nations Prid Miller. The notice also promotes Mrs Burnham’s Easter Opening on Tuesday March 22.
Wanted at once a man to work on a summer farm to dig and remove stone. Board, house rent and a small garden will be provided. Call Four Bear Ranch, Willits, MD, at once.
Miss Alma Atterberry and Mr. Harry Snell wed at the Atterberry home on Tuesday morning March 15 in Williston. The ceremony featured daffodils and lace arch decor, a procession led by Rev. Frank S. Hollett, and music by Evans and Mrs. A. Bradley. After breakfast at Mrs. Asbury’s, the couple enjoyed a mule driven ride through town and rice and old shoes at departure. They will reside in Grand Forks.
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