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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1916

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Commercial Club Directors Map Plans for 1916 Work

The Commercial Club directors held their weekly meeting to discuss the year’s agenda including hiring a paid secretary, Good Roads as a core slogan led by Mansfield, Burk and Cunningham, and cooperation with Williston and surrounding counties through multiple committees focused on civic improvement, better farming, and publicity.

Commercial Club C. A. Mansfield A. F. Burk J. Arthur Cunningham Mansfield Williston Burk Cunningham Better City and Farmer Cooperation Committee G. B. Metzger M. J. Borden J. W. Jackson Williams McKenzie City Beautiful W. H. Westergaard F. W. MacManus City Commission L. C. Wingate S. M. Hydle Geo. Farries

Women urged to vote on school bond issue Friday

States Attorney Owens backs women as first class citizens for one day to vote on bonds for a new school building. City enrollment nears 1000 as seven newcomers join, with growth needed for junior and senior high rooms. The article notes high eighth grade completion rates and low truancy, urging all eligible voters to cast ballots for the school project.

Owens

Junior Class Musical Pleases Audience

Miss Adda Blakeslee and Miss Mildred Allen of the Dakota Conservatory of Music at Fargo presented a concert at the Congregational Church. The junior high school class organized the event. Robin Hood drew many away. Blakeslee opened with songs in multiple languages, Liszt and Grieg pieces showcased skill, and Allen delivered a strong piano program including Liszt and Chopin.

Adda Blakeslee Mildred Allen Dakota Conservatory of Music Fargo Congregational Church Robin Hood Blakeslee Liszt Lorelei Grieg Miss Allen

McGuiness Returns with Orpheum Booking for Williston

Welker McGuiness returns from a business trip and announces successful bookings for the Orpheum. He promises more high quality entertainment for Williston, as he seeks the best in the Movie line.

Welker McGuiness

Williston City Beautiful Contest Seeks Team Name

A Williston committee and the Commercial Club plan a City Beautiful Contest this summer open to all. Prizes range from ten dollars to one dollar, awarded to children. entrants improve yards, bird houses, gardens, and more. Submissions for a team name are due by April 17 1916 with a judge panel, popular vote, and prizes including season passes.

Commercial Club Williston J. P. Cutting N. D Promen Millers Saints Cubs White Sox Tigers Giants Athletics Braves Senators Fargo Minot

Modern Apartments LaDue Flats to Rise in City

A contract was let last Saturday for the LaDue Flats, a modern apartment building on the northwest corner of Washington and Broadway. Designed by R. B. Stacy-Judd, the $39,950 structure will be the state’s first metal lumber building with fireproof walls and steel floors. Each apartment will have sanitary wall beds, built-in dressers, electric stoves, ice box service, a basement laundry, a delicatessen, and front door control. The project aims to attract local families preferring modern conveniences to detached houses.

Washington and Broadway Streets R. B. Stacy-Judd Minot G. J. Harding Willieton

Eight Mile Club Meeting at Trenton Highlights Attendance

The Eight Mile Farmers club held its Trenton meeting last Saturday despite weather and road conditions. Miss Retslaff from the State Agricultural College spoke on Home Topics. Supt. Ruzicka from the Williston sub station discussed his Washington reports. Officers elected for the year: David King president, Harry Shell secretary, Mrs. J. A. Teisel treasurer.

Eight Mile Farmers Club Trenton Miss Retslaff State Agricultural College Ruzicka Williston Washington David King Harry Shell J. A. Teisel

Rogers Lumber Co Promotes Employees

H E Foley a longtime Wheelock yard head is moved to the Berthold management role. Ed Walls is chosen to replace Foley at Wheelock, as the company reshuffles yard personnel and wishes Foley and his wife continued prosperity in their new assignments.

H. E. Foley Rogers Lumber Co Wheelock Berthold

Williston Starts School Savings Bank System With City Banks

Williston undertakes a joint effort by City Schools and three local banks to launch a School Savings Bank system. Pupils open accounts with a dime in an envelope bank, later receiving a pass book after saving a dollar. Savers and Depositors track progress at schools, with competitions to boost participation and thrift as a character builder.

Williston J. P. Morgan

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