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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
12
A few hundred bushels of Gehu and Triumph flint corn plus mixed ment corn offered for sale. Germination above 90 percent. Price $2.75 per bushel shelled. sacks extra. Also 1.0 bushels ears. Sold by Bismarck & Deat Co in Bismarck North Dakota.
A group of residents from Watford City including Jack L. Losk Frazer Ames Walter Barer and Geo Gonion visited Williston Monday night to call on local friends and share news.
The library adds Emma McChesney and Co and Roast Beef Medium collections. New biographies include Abraham Rhibany’s A Far Journey and The Makings of an American by Jacob Riis. Career guidance titles appear with Orison Swett Marden’s Choosing a Career. Also featured are The Last of the Plainsmen by Zane Grey and First Across the Continent by Joel Brooks.
The ad proclaims many suffer from rheumatic pain due to impurities in the blood and promises relief by improving general health. It asserts cod liver oil emulsion as nature’s nourishing remedy, aiding the entire system and blood vitality.
Epping notes show Lewis Levitt a Ray visitor on Tuesday and many locals visiting nearby towns. multiple calls to Williston and Ray, farm work, new Studebaker purchases, and community events. J. McConnell rents Miller pool hall. weather and train schedule changes affect daily life. school planning for May 26 and Y P B meeting add to a busy week.
The London Chronicle recalls the Balkanzug and its varied trains. It lists the Vergnvegungszug for leisure trips, the Personenzug aligned with parliamentary travel, the Schnellzug as the express, and especially the Blitzzug the lightning train famed for reaching 105 miles in three and a half hours.
In Williston Williams County North Dakota a second summons directs defendant to appear June 15 1916 before Justice A J Field to answer a claim by Geo J Buhler for meals and meal tickets through March 31 1916 totaling fifty dollars with seven percent interest plus costs and disbursements.
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