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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1915
Page
3
Rural Williams County reports new hires on Shurlan and Elliott farms with scattered visits among Hamilton, Cartiers, and Meldons. School festivals, lectures, and a cooking feature appear alongside church and dance events, with health updates and travel notices shaping a busy rural week.
Farmers stay busy as Mrs Hus recovers and Rev Thornell with family head to St. Paul. A new baby boy arrived Friday April 30th to D. D. Bambry and wife. Chas Dunn reports the Sepeta moving into the Wm fnew eel household, with A F Burk and G J Harding of Williston visiting last Friday.
Long list of local residents making trips to Williston and Ray for leisure and business. Familial visits, birthday celebrations, and property sales are noted alongside residents moving between towns and farms.
Sunday reports include Thomas Buerenson visiting Peter Rasmussen and Bryan Kaetzel seen in Dry Run neighborhood. Bruce Christensen and H C Kaetzel traveled to Williston, L C Higley and Rasmussen in the city Saturday. J W Williams and Dock Kuetzel watched Jungles at the Orpheum. A Forzley hunting pigs slipped and fell but recovered with help. Kaetzer noted for a dentistry card.
Local notes report W W Corbett traveling to Fairview on Monday. Frank Reams visited J B Goode Sunday. John Akers trip to Trenton Thursday. F M Shatswell listed as sick early week. Nelle Osmeen returned to Bainville Friday night. Russell Dishon hauled hay from Marley early week. Elizabeth Newmann visited friends Thursday. James P Beisel called on John Aker’s Thursday evening. Corbett and Ritter made a business trip to Williston Saturday. E E Jones traveled to Williston Friday for B Merc Co business. John Goode guest of McNee boys Saturday night. Sange A Noble visited from Dore Friday evening. J J Raastad family moved into Jevne residence. Myrtle Carey visited E E fans home Friday. Donald Kerr and daughter Ames shopped in town late week. Misses Rilla and Myrtle Winn rode to Williston Saturday. Warren Holloway, Ernest and Dan Scott visited from farms Saturday. Mrs G L Welch and Mrs George Reams called on Mrs John Mercer Wednesday. Orion Miller reenrolled in the fifth grade Monday after two weeks away helping on the farm.
A long list of town residents and visitors med in for business and social events on Thursday through Sunday. Fluently noted are farm club meetings, visits by Noteboom, Rogers, and others, and multiple gossipy salutes at homes and ranches around Buford and Williston.
The article notes a two day vacation for school children and teachers Misses Noteboom and Rogers who were away in Mi not attending sing of the ors of the state. In town Saturday shoppers from rural districts included Mrs H Miller Mrs E Newmann Mrs H D Scott Webster Braman W T Tice J B Beisel and Lee Peren.
A Syracuse surgeon uses local anaesthetic on an appendicitis patient. A fish dealer recovers a lost diamond from a fish, earning a reward. A Union boy’s trampling plan and a Tyrolean-like weight tally headline curious tales from several towns.
A fragmentary piece presents a brash speaker boasting hustle to make men rich from work and daily meals. It references long cargoes and nonstop effort, with a gritty streetwise tone and signals a local business flavor in Danville.
Georgia revenue officers report a discovery of an innovative still design by Frank Whatley in the Blue Ridge Mountains. The device uses a double-surface condenser with an air space to rapidly condense vapors, aiming to boost moonshine output.
Unclaimed letters listed for Winsten North Dakota showings include Earnest Libby, Eiwi, Jewelry items, Mi H, Torgeeon, Naive, Waldo Leonabrdy among others. Callers must say advert when inquiring.
The St. Louis detective chief muses on types of men who err. He says there is no single profile, noting that some live within their means yet still get into trouble while others spend beyond their income and save little.
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