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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1910
Page
2
Mrs Stedem visited Williston on Monday and Melvin Stedem came by Sunday. Mrs Smith of Iowa visiting her daughter Mrs Alred has a trip to Waverly South Carolina planned. Rev F S Hollett preached here on Sunday to welcome him back. Mattie Holbrook and Mrs Arthur Clay visited Willis ton. John Moline visited Saturday. Coal deliveries for the schoolhouse winter underway.
Last week in Rose Valley brought snow and sharp winds. Mrs. Thornton visited neighbors, and Irvin Mitchell was lightly injured during a target shoot when a can struck his head. Halloween celebrations near West View featured a campfire feast, bobbing for a ring and a playful ghost walk, ending with a joke reveal and social merriment.
E. K. Cowan completes a new house. Mrs. A. Moline improves at Williston. Will Haine returns home from visiting relatives in Iowa. Mrs. Barkaway’s team escaped with minor bruises after a Saturday mishap. Also a reminder to vote for W. M. Anderson for Supreme judge.
The notice records a poorly attended Mr Moline sale due to poor date understanding and cold weather. It lists visits by Frank Buck and Mrs Buck to Epping and events around Lutheran circuit meetings in Palermo and Epping.
Rev Hollett preached a Sunday sermon in Garden Valley. Mr Green and Helgesen were callers at O C Ekebergs last week. Will Hamilton moved into a new residence and Mabel Elliott visited Mrs Orin Hamilton. Garden Valley boys celebrated Halloween on the wrong night. Several kept to the right night and faced cold water and damp straps. Nels Lundell’s house work progresses rapidly. Garden Valley Literary society will meet Saturday evening November 5. Alfred Elliott transacted business in Williston Tuesday.
The speaker announces candidacy for Williams county treasurer as an independent. A North Dakota resident for sixteen years, he cites a background as a teacher, merchant, and farmer, and appeals for votes to ensure a clean, honest, and efficient administration.
Harvey resident G E Yonker launches an auto livery offering trips anywhere. He uses Ford cars and requests customers call 67 for service.
A local political ad urges voters to choose three Supreme Judges and to mark W. M. Anderson as one of the selections. The notice also references real estate mortgages and an office contact in Williston North Dakota with a phone listing for E. R. Brownson.
Advice on farm livestock habits and feeding routines. Hogs benefit from corn and turnips, sheep need roots and proper roughage, horses require careful harness and feeding adjustments, and livestock management cautions cover fall calves, mare work, and parasite control. Considerations include fence grounding to ward lightning and matching work teams by size.
The article argues that the price gap between dirty milk and clean milk shows slovenliness versus personal respectability. It contends a self respecting man would not send dirty milk to market.
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