Williston Graphic publication detail
The Williston Graphic is issued every Thursday at Willette North Dakota and filed at the Willis post office as second class mail.
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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1915
Page
5
The Williston Graphic is issued every Thursday at Willette North Dakota and filed at the Willis post office as second class mail.
New York, Nov. 3. Partial returns indicate Republicans gain seats in Congress and a new Republican governor in Massachusetts. Kentucky and Mississippi elected governors, with Democrats leading in several races. Ohio statewide prohibition carried by about 30-40 thousand votes. Maryland elected Democrat Emerson Harrington as governor. New York voters rejected a new state constitution and woman suffrage by large margins. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania also voted against suffrage. Major New York gains include Bennett in the Twenty-fourth district and shifts in the Thirty-first, Thirty-sixth, and Pennsylvania Twenty-fourth districts.
Villa's forces reinforced by Nazo troops renew the assault on Agua Prieta Sonora defended by Carranza forces under Calles. Heavy losses reported on both sides. American casualties include two wounded in Douglas Arizona as Funston arrives to command. The battle raged from yesterday afternoon into this morning with Villa pressing renewed bombardment after initial attacks.
Turbulent clashes at the Mexican border spill into Douglas with continuous cannon and machine gun fire. Mexican and American positions exchange shots as civilians shelter amid shattered adobe walls. Reports claim 300 Yaquis were killed northwest of Agua Prieta during mines exploded by Calles.
President L W Hill of the Great Northern and J J Flannigan of Stock Yards National Bank visited in the city Saturday. They discussed developing cattle business and handling cattle papers for buyers and planned trips to Billings Fairview Plentywood and Montana points. Hill expressed interest in using electric power at the round house and irrigation project and would relay the details upon return to St Paul.
Twenty eight telephone operators organized a progressive Hallowe en party starting at Miss Johnson Kilgore and Miss Erickson rooms. They played games enjoyed a light luncheon visited Miss Ames Mrs Brambridge and Mr and Mrs Thompson and finished with a banquet at Buhler Cafe. The evening was memorable for the hello girls and friends.
Birth notices list several new babies born to local families. Names include Lovslet, Bjern ated, Syren Hofflund, Gros Grondahl, Bearer stad Buford, Sven son, Erick Rather, G. W. Reine king, Merwin Siedem along with dates and parental details.
Eleven bodies recovered after the passenger steamer Santa Clara ran aground near Mussel Shoal south of Koos Bay while en route from Portland to San Francisco. Include two unidentified women among the casualties and several named children among the victims. The incident prompts ongoing search efforts.
The regular teachers examination will be held November 11 and 12, 1916, at the courthouse in Williston. The program lists Thursday forenoon and Friday forenoon and afternoon sessions with first and second grade certificate subjects, Psychology, and practicals. Anna M. Peterson is superintendent of schools. Other items note residents and changes, including local home moves and a two-story expansion at Bruegger Mercantile Company with law offices enlarged.
The Eden Valley column records local visits and hospitality. Mrs Roy Marsh hosted the Ladies Aid with other neighbors and relatives visiting from Illinois and area families including the Shanks Rhodes and Shanks Keltner households. Several guests shared weekend stays with W W Keltner and O A Myers, while Mrs Will Marsh spends a week in town for her disabled hand care.
75000 feet of cottonwood lumber in four grades offered for sale in Williston North Dakota. Also selling sawdust wood and posts. Contact Dick Vance for details.
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