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Newspaper

Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1911

Page

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Williston platform urges reform and public works changes

J. W. Jackson accepts the nomination and invites Williston voters to adopt a reform platform on April 8. The plan calls for a nonpartisan mayoral cabinet, tax system study, a water filtration project, dust control from streets, tightened law enforcement, municipal ownership of utilities, and a commission form of government with extensive city improvements to be funded by careful budgeting.

Williston Exis Pearis

United Williston Platform ticket names mayor and aldermen

The United Williston Platform announces candidates for mayor and aldermen. Mayor is J. W. Jackson. First Ward alderman two years Pete McIntire. Second Ward alderman C. D. Milley. Third Ward alderman Martin Borsheim.

United Williston Platform Pete McIntire C. D. Milley Martin Borsheim Austin Johanna George Buhler Bubler United Williston Platform Committee

Newlywed couple honored with city welcome parade

John C. Jackson and his bride returned late last week to the city where friends hosted a warm reception. The Lucky Six gave them a six o clock dinner followed by a city tour in an open mule drawn carriage adorned with The Newly Weds banners. The couple later returned to their hotel amid noisy celebrations and confetti.

John C. Jackson

Elevator Fire Destroys Stanley Wisconsin Elevator

Stanley North Dakota March 22 The St Anthony and Dakota elevator in Stanley a large double house with 60000 capacity was completely destroyed by fire yesterday The structure held about 6000 bushels of cheat and small amounts of other seed grains all lost Fire still burns but is under control and no danger to nearby areas emerges

Stanley, N. D St. Anthony and Dakota Stanley

Newell Opens Shop at Bruegger Auto Mart East Broadway

J C Newell formerly of the Brownell partnership has moved his electrical shop to the Bruegger Auto Mart on East Broadway. He plans a new line of fixtures and supplies and invites local business.

J.C. Newell S. Brownell Bruegger Auto Mart East Broadway

Taft-Gasser Conversations Spur Arbitration Steps

In Paris on March 21 discussions between President Taft and French ambassador M Gasser aim to outline an unofficial path to a general peace treaty with France. The talks seek a framework akin to U S and Canada treaty proposals, serving as preparation for formal accord.

Paris France Taft M. Gasserand Washington United States Canada

J W Jackson Emerges As Unified Williston Mayoral Candidate

About seventy residents urged J W Jackson to stand for mayor on the United Williston platform. He agreed to run after committees failed to unite on a single candidate. Jackson pledged to follow the platform if elected and to avoid a heated campaign.

Williston J. W. Jackson Jackson

Williston Mayoral Candidate J W Jackson Platform Pledges

The Williston nominee J W Jackson declares candidacy for mayor under the United Williston Platform. He pledges to follow the platform and to govern by the wishes of the people, ensuring fair treatment regardless of nationality or belief. He supports street paving, dust reduction trials, extended water sprinkling beyond Main Street, and strict enforcement of all laws.

United

Flax Screenings Cause Stock Deaths and Libel Conviction

A report from Muddy area farmers notes six cattle deaths after flax screenings fed to stock. John Silker and others report losses and sickness. In Kenmare, E C Tolley was convicted of criminal libel over statements about Ambrose Olson, with sentencing range one to five years or a $1000 fine or both. Tickets for a church ordination are available from Mrs. W C Rawson.

Kenmare Con Ward John Silker Herman Carlson Herb Addyman N. D E. C. Tolley Supreme Court Ambrose Olson Tolley Olson

Prettiest Girl You Ever Met Art Panel Giveaway

The Farmers' Review of Chicago Illinois offers a large 74 by 36 inch decorative art panel and calendar printed in thirteen colors with gold to readers. Send 10 stamps of silver to cover postage and packing before supply runs out. Evening service at United Lutheran church basement Sunday at 8 o clock.

Farmers’ Review Chicago Ill The United Lutheran Church

City health notice on yard cleanup requirements

Notice mandates prompt removal of garbage from yards and alleys to prevent health issues. If residents fail to comply as thawing allows, city authorities will clean the property and tax the cost. By order of the board of health, Dr L B Dochterman city health officer.

Board of Health L. B. Dochterman

Easter Sale and Supper by Methodist Ladies Aid

The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will host an Easter sale and supper in the church basement on Thursday afternoon and evening April 20. Proceeds will support church activities and local missions.

Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist Church

School Board Hires Superintendent and Teachers

The school board met last Tuesday to hire a new superintendent and teachers for the city schools. George F. Forster was selected as superintendent, coming from the Harvey schools. All other positions were filled with the existing teachers retained for all filled roles.

George F. Forster Harvey

Steady Court Session Draws To Close In District Court

Judge Burr sits in for Judge Fisk this week as two criminal cases remain. Tony Winkle pleaded guilty to forgery and received a ten year minimum sentence. John Bader was found guilty, while W F Lukenbill and Gnff Ward admitted guilt for liquor sales. Chas Herman was acquitted of resisting an officer. John J Brown was found guilty of pigging. Tony Riff was found not guilty due to lack of witnesses. A mandamus case against auditors’ fee is under advisement. A hat display opens at Miss Taylors Millinery on March 29.

Chas. Herman John J. Brown Whealock Tony Riff Ray Burr Chambers

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Police Department Bey and Order Publc Sie United Williston Newell Ti United C. Bertram Runnalls W.C. Rawson First Ave. West Fisk—Winkle Miss Taylor
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