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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1910
Page
6
Souris Messenger notes A. Johnson of Minot presses Republican voters in the June primaries. It argues his defeat two years ago showed he is not suited for the governorship, and suggests other candidates withdraw to fund his statewide campaign. Burke previously won easily when campaigning at home.
McKenzie county visitors, land deals, and a round Oak Range auction highlight Williston items. Notables include Fred Eckert, George Ingerbrand, and H V Smith selling a bowling alley. A Parish Priest charity play, a baby born, and multiple marriage licenses mark a busy week in the community.
Dr James A Jackson Jr, finishing his senior year at Columbia University Medical Department in New York, has been appointed an intern at Bellevue Hospital in the metropolis. His father Dr J A Jackson held the same post fifty years ago, a rarity in any family. Known as Jimmie Jackson, the elder was a noted cow puncher who helped import top horses to Williams County.
The Alexander caller at the Graphic office said the town will have a fast baseball team that can meet all comers. He noted farmers in the area are busy seeding.
In the Eastern District of Louisiana case dated March 15 2010 the court held flour bleached by nitrogen peroxide adulterated under the food and drugs act of 1906. The ruling clarifies that labeling cannot fix the adulteration and that such flour cannot be made sold or transported interstate.
The document traces the voting record of Mr. Gronna from 1904 to 1910. It notes his Republican nomination at Grand Forks, speeches or lack thereof, and votes for or against Speaker Cannon and tariff measures, including the Payne bill, with a final reversal on March 19 1910 in the Cannon controversy.
C H Shaver opened the Depot Lunch Room yesterday at noon. The new premises along the Great Northern line are praised as the finest this side of Spokane with a natural oak dining room and mission furniture. Special Sunday dinners are planned attracting locals and railroad men. A Shadow social by the Epworth League of the M E church will be held this evening in the church basement with refreshments.
The Carrington Record endorses Geo W Wilson as North Dakota governor candidate. A Western newspaper man with Minot, Stanley, and Williston ties, Wilson is praised for decades of state development work, persistence through debt, and readiness to serve as a capable Republican standard bearer.
newspapers praise George W. Wilson a publisher turned Register of the Williston land office as a top Republican gubernatorial prospect. editors say his background in northwestern North Dakota and steady integrity position him well to challenge Governor Burke.
George Wilson an longtime local newspaper man in Williston announced his candidacy for governor as supporters in town rally around his standard. The Tagus Mirror notes his years in the woods and press as his foundation for political bid.
Sales at Swedland Bros. Jewelry offer 25 percent discount for the next thirty days on jewelry silverware cut glass Pickard china toilet articles and novelties. Also Miss Freeman's Closing Out Sale features half price on millinery art and hair goods beginning Monday March. W J Champion promotes monuments and tombstones for Northwestern Marble Works Crookston Minn Falkanger Hamre advertise low price furniture near the court house. Mrs Cadoo travels home to Ambrose after visiting relatives with daughter Mrs Harry Bornham and baby.
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