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Williston Graphic

Location

Williston, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1913

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Fifty Years of Marriage for James Todd and Marian Smith

Mr and Mrs James Alfred Todd celebrated their Golden Wedding at the Congregational parsonage with many friends and four of five children present. Their 1863 Michigan marriage led to a long temperance and church service life, with Todd a Civil War veteran and farmer.

James Alfred Todd Donnors Mr. Todd Marian Smith Burr Oak Mich Williston H .Todd New Orleans R. G. Todd D. I. Todd Almeda Todd H. G. Todd New York State Syracuse Michigan Detroit C. H. Todd Eugene Oregon A. M. Todd Kalamazoo Mrs Todd Michigan Volunteer Infantry Murphysboro Union Omaha Mary, Newell Dan Gableman Mathews Mrs. Todd

Choral Union Elect Officers for Year

The Choral Union elected officers at Library Hall on Monday evening and added new members. Officers named: A Cunningham president, Mrs J Monson vice president, Miss Baldwin secretary, Miss Palmer treasurer, Mr Agen business manager. A membership committee was formed including J A Corbett Rev E Shaw Magna Monson and Miss Anna Peterson. The club planned the year’s work and will begin study later this month.

Library Hall A. Cunningham Mra. J. Monson Miss Baldwin Miss Palmer Mr. Agen J. A. Corbett E. 5. Shaw Magna Monson Anna Peterson

Check Forger Captured After Forging Several Checks

A 22 year old man using the name S. Kahn passed two forged checks in Williston on Monday and was captured at Stanley in the afternoon. He admitted to forging three checks at Fairview and was held on a $500 bond. The man had money, clothes, and a watch from the crimes. the watch was returned and $15 recovered. He claimed a Montana claim and sent most of the forged funds to his sister in Rochester Minnesota.

S. Kahn Stanley Nolan Williston Fairview Kahn Howitzer Wm. Loyd Swedland Bros Williston State Bank Hydle Fairview Bank Rowitzer Chief Nolan Sheriff Dolan Young Kahn Montana Rochester. Minn

General Luther Finishes Second in Glasgow Free-for-All

General Luther a track horse owned by Erich Rather of this city placed second in the Glasgow free-for-all pace last week. Rather drove the horse to a close finish, with local entries by E Ullman and A E Jones among participants.

General Luther Erich Rather Glasgow Mr. Rather E. Ullman A. E. Jone

First Aid Car Visits Rail Yard for Red Cross Lectures

A Red Cross car with Dr Shields arrived by Great Northern Tuesday morning and was sidetracked in local yards. He gave three lectures to railway workers on first aid to injured at 10 30 and 2 40. The program, part of a broader Red Cross effort, highlighted simple yet effective care methods for emergencies.

Red Cross Shields Great Northern

Long Distance Walkers Here in Williston on Way to Coast

William Wehr and G. Eppeler, long distance walkers, are trekking the United States along rail lines with a $4000 prize if they finish within three years. They began July 4 in Hamilton Ohio and pass through Mondak Culbertson Poplar Glasgow Havre, arriving in Williston Tuesday night and resuming Thursday. They fund travel by selling cards, carry only a small pack, and have been well received everywhere.

William Wehr G. Eppeler United States Williston White Earth Messrs Wehr Eppeler Hamilton Ohio Union Hamilton Commercial Club North Dakota Vancouver Graphic Butler County Commercial Club Mondak Culbertson Poplar Glasgow Havre

City officials urged to name delegates to Detroit road congress

President Page of the American Road Congress requests the city to appoint three delegates for the Detroit sessions September 29. The event gathers 28 organizations under the American Highway Association and the AA A, with leaders discussing national road aid and policy. The secretary of Agriculture, David F. Houston, will speak for the administration. An interstate commission may be formed to codify state laws. Exhibits will feature government, states, and 100 manufacturers.

Craven Logan Waller Page American Road Congress United States Office of Public Roads Detroit American Highway Association American Automobile Association Page Congress of United States Organized Road Movement of America David F. Houston Congress American Bar Association

Veterans Guests Of City On Brief Williston Stop

The Great Northern Vets excursionary party, about 800 veterans with fourteen coach train, arrived in Williston at 1 50 pm and departed at 2 o clock. The group included long serving employees across departments and featured Williston band performances and a parade. On Tuesday a dinner at Glacier Park Hotel celebrated James J Hill s 75th birthday as he traveled on a special train to attend.

Great Northern Vettans Williston Glacier Park Vetrans Association Asociation v Mc Hill Chas. Schumacher F. L. Barnfather W. F. Wilkinson Grant Conley Jos. Crowe Georgia Capt. Sinclair South Balies Minneapolis Henry Henkins Mr. Hill Great Northern Department of the Road Glacier Park Hotel James J. Hill Hill

United States Citizenship Q&A From Historical Exam

A scanned list of sample questions and answers for final citizenship papers. It covers US geography, the Constitution's origin, the first and current presidents, and basic legislative structure. Included are questions on state names, election methods, and terms for president, senators, and representatives.

United States Alashd Columbia Hi i New Hampshire Maryland Massachusetts Connecticut Pennsylvania Virginia New Jersey New York Delaware South Carolina North Carolina Georgia Rhode Island Philadelphia Washington District of Columbia Congress Army Navy George Washington Woodrow Wilson Senate House of Representatives

Will Locate in Oregon R C Snook to Sell Williston Farm

R C Snook a seven year Williams county farmer will sell his 325 acre Williston area holdings and move to Oregon to reside near Te Grande due to family illness. The farm near Williston west and north of town yielded 35 bushels per acre in wheat and 80 in oats last year, with strong grain overall.

R. C. Snook Williams County Oregon The Graphic Snook Williston Te Grande Ore

Minnesota bank cashier here in Williston visit

N H Olson cashier of Citizens State Bank of St Peter Minn was in Williston late this week to review farm mortgage investments and observe land values. He notes land around St Peter now sells from 65 to 125 per acre and cites creamery earnings aiding local wealth while praising Williston area development. He mentions St Peter as an early Minnesota town and its governors, with Gov Johnson honored by a monument on September 21. A side note warns people still take bichloride of mercury tablets for headaches.

N. H. Olson Citizens State Bank of St. Peter Minnesota St. Paul Williston City of Governors Gov. Johnson

Car Load of Cattle Arrives From Wisconsin

Monday E A Sharp received a carload of dairy cows from Lake Mills Wisconsin. The cows were unloaded in the local yards and moved to Sharp’s farm. He plans another carload of thoroughbred cows for his farm and sale in this section. Previous shipments into Willis ton were sold quickly and he expects quick demand for this lot.

E. A. Sharp Lake Mills Wis Mr. Sharp Willistoon

Tow mill resumes operation in Grand Forks after flax tests

Grand Forks North Dakota September 17 pending results of flax fibre pulp tests by Northwestern Fibre and Flax company the tow mill at the local plant is being operated storing up raw material for the boiling process until Superintendent Green returns full crew at work meanwhile New York studies fingerprint system limits in the avid case with three fingers as experts weigh possibilities.

Grand Forks N. D Northwestern Fibre and Flax Company Green New York

Wonderland Trail discussed with Williston Auto Club

George K. Munroe of the Grand Forks Commercial Club toured western counties to promote the Wonderland Trail from Duluth to the Pacific. A Williston meeting at the Courthouse outlined forming a Wonderland Trail Association, placing signs, and choosing a route with a committee to decide by October 1.

George K. Munroe Grand Forks Munroe Wonderland Trail Association Automobile Club Williams County Mountrail County White Earth Pleasant Valley Township Ray Williston Little Muddy Rainville Mont

Harvest Home Supper by M E Church Ladies Aid Society

The Harvest Home Supper will be served in the church basement on Saturday evening September 19 starting at 5 30. A fancy work sale will accompany the meal. Supper price is fifty cents featuring roast beef pork mashed potatoes creamed carrots beef salad cabbage salad sliced tomatoes celery pickles red bread and butter peach pie and tea. All are invited.

Ladies Aid Society M. E

Rally Day and Roll Call at Congressional Sunday School

The Congressional Sunday School hosts rally day exercises during Dr. Gammon of Chicago's visit. A roll call includes cradle roll members with parent responses. Several program numbers are planned and strangers are invited to join classes across ages and grades. Dr. Gammon will give a brief address.

Gammon RW. Gammon Chicago Congregational Church Sunday School and Publishing Society Montana Livingston Sat Y Bible School Garden Viley An Vale Congressional

Culbertson Wins Five-Game Series With Glasgow

Williston players Fudge Bruegzer and Ben Krackenberg helped Culbertson win a five game series against Glasgow last week. The five games were the Northwest’s fastest ever and featured sensational fielding with local stars starring in one Sun day game that went 12 innings, Culbertson prevailing 9 to 8.

Culbertson Fudge” Bruegzer Ben Krackenberg Williston Glasgow Northwest

Married Revoir Bechtel at Alexander September 16 1913

Louis Revoir and Susan M Bechtel of Alexander McKenzie county wed at the Congregational parsonage at high noon on Tuesday September 16 1913. Witnesses Thomas Madden and Perle Thompson attended the ceremony performed by Rev E Shaw. The couple departed the same day for their McKenzie home welcomed by friends. W A Garrison of the Boston State went east on business Sunday.

Revoir-Bechtel Louis Revoir Susan M. Bechtel Alexander McKenzie County Thomas Madden Perle Thompson E. Shaw McKenzie Goal

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MR. and Mrs. J. A. Todd Choral Union Luther DR. Shields Olwen ST. Peter, Minn Wisconsin W. A. Garrison Boston State
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