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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1915
Page
5
Williston Graphic notes rare academic enthusiasm in American colleges and criticizes faculty control over student life. It also reports Twin Lake district selecting a site in the northwest corner for a new consolidated school, replacing a tar papered shack.
Williston Township and Missouri Ridge clubs met at the Gramathces home in November. Speeches by Kiel Arthur and Rev Styles Harriss followed a social gathering. They formed a winter study program on Farmers Economy and a produce direct-to-producer market day with a governing committee to organize. They urged businessmen to cooperate for mutual benefit and discussed a public slaughtering plant and a creamery project. The session was lively and the clubs set future joint meetings with nearby groups to outline studies and projects. Civic League members hosted a November 2 dinner with reports from the Minot Federation meeting. Weather notes described heavier snow out of town affecting travel for farmers and others traveling in.
The Williston High School notes detail chapel speakers Miss Dvorak and Miss Cunningham with readings by Mrs White. It lists Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays, Board set dates, and a free Friday before Christmas. It covers State Educational Association attendance in Grand Forks with notable speakers, plus class activities and student recognitions.
To the kind neighbors and friends who assisted us in our bereavement in illness and death of our loved one. L. M. Kirkpatrick and Family express sincere thanks for the many deeds of kindness shown during our hour of trouble.
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