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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1916
Page
5
Local items report silk dresses and wood dresses at O'Dell & Co, visits by C. F. Peterson and W. A. Garrison, and business travel by E B McUttcheon and J H Griffin. Mentions of Williston Exchange Store ads, hotel rates, and social news including births and election returns.
First National Bank corner main and Broadway noted. Mr. and Mrs. Geo J Buhler headed to Miles City for Buhler’s auto business. Episcopal Guild Rummage Sale planned Saturday November 11 near Williams County 1 State Bank. Real bargains advertised at local stores Exchange Store and Williston Exchange on East Broadway. Williston and Cottonwood Lake teachers among county examiners, Ruth Marmon Erma Marmon Fern P Lacey Hyder Poling present. Ray Pioneer editor Ed Knudson in town to tally county election returns, Ray favored Wilson Burke. Rev N F Elaworth returns from Irwin Alberta. Corbett of Stanley reported fine crop. Mrs. James Cooper hosted a bridge gathering at Gardner apartments. Sidney J Creaser in Williston with daughter Jacqueline. trip home scheduled.
Classified notes show a cash only piano sale for 125 dollars or 150 dollar monthly payments. Also an eastern seller advertises a parcel in Williams county, the southwest quarter of section 22 township 154 range 99, about 10 miles east of Williston, seeking replies to George W Smale at Great Northern Hotel Williston Michigan. Peters Episcopal Church lists Holy Communion at 8 am 11 am and 7 30 pm services with All Saints Day sermons titled The Communion of Saints due to rector absence.
A North Dakota State Library Association program in Williston featured Miss Jeanette Drake of Sioux City on public library social betterment. The talk urged libraries to link education to industry, coordinate agencies, promote public health, civics, and recreation, and actively reach non patrons with exhibits, lectures, and targeted outreach.
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