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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1912
Page
5
Local listings promote advance seats for Damon and Pythias at Gates Hall March 29. Tickets go on sale March 25 at Swab & Rather with seating reserved. public notices advertise concerts, lectures, and wall paper promotions from Swab & Rather and related shops.
Williston scheduling two hundred fifty advance tickets as Damon and Pythias is set for Gates Opera House Friday March 29. Swab & Rather's offer reserved seats with Monday 10 o'clock advance sale and a Star Theatre feature highlights Del hi Durbar and 1000 elephants. Simons Westby travels to Sharon on business with Mrs Westby.
Sam Greengard returned Monday from a three weeks business and pleasure trip that covered Minneapolis St. Paul Chicago Milwaukee Duluth and several iron range towns. He says conditions on the range are quiet this year, attributing it to it being an election year.
Six ladies of the Methodist Ladies Aid invite all women and friends to an afternoon event at three o clock Saturday at the O O F hall. Violet blooms set the scene and a twenty five cent door fee supports the M E Aid. Committee members include Mrs D E Fuller Mrs H Lampman Mrs Rob Slater and others.
In Swatow, a detachment from the US monitor Monterey took control of the customs house amid eight hours of street fighting between Hakka tribesmen and Canton troops. Dozens of natives are reported killed, with casualties likely higher. A stray bullet struck a Japanese warship and others hit the Monterey. Mutinous reports also come from Waichow. Meanwhile in Tien Tsin a battalion of the Fifteenth Infantry, arriving from Manila, rests in the French concession after a voyage delayed by a storm. In Grinnell, Iowa, Charles E. Austin and Mary Brunt wed in a court-house ceremony.
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