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Newspaper
Williston Graphic
Location
Williston, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1918
Page
2
Morning worship in Norwegian at 10 30 next Sunday. Sunday School at 12. Evening service features Young People. October business meeting Tuesday evening October 1. Geo S Natwick pastor.
English Lutheran Church announces Harvest Home services Sunday with a 10 30 a m sermon and communion and an 8 p m Harvest Home sermon followed by evening worship Sunday School gathers at 11 45 a m Visitors are welcome at all services St Peters Episcopal Church N E Elsworth Rector offers morning prayer and sermon at 10 20 am Sunday School at noon Evenson preaches at 8 00 pm Visitors encouraged at all services.
Hitchcock, pastor leads 10 30 morning service followed by 11 30 Sunday School and 8 00 evening worship at Congregational Church English services listed at St Paul Lutheran Church.
A Sunday gathering at the church northwest of Williston on September 22 at 2 30 PM invites children to attend catechism instruction led by Albert Johansen pastor.
The Fair Price Committee and County Food Administrator Edwin A. Palmer approve fixed prices for Williston North Dakota. Retailers may add freight. towns with lower freight deduct the difference. Consumers urged to report overcharges. Prices cover Wheat Flour to Dried Fruits with quantities and per unit rates listed.
A London Times writer notes Froissart’s archaisms and method. The chronicler rode through wars of Flanders northern France and England gathering tales from knights at inns castles and monasteries. He penned his history in 1357 and built a vivid narrative from spoken recollections.
A Wide World Magazine writer notes travelers seek thrills riding Japan's Kozu River rapids. Narrow defiles accelerate the stream as it speeds toward rock ledges creating rapids whirlpools and eddies demanding utmost skill to navigate.
Native boatmen stage a sensational run through perilous rapids for visiting thrill seekers. A small craft dashes and slides amid spray while skilled navigators keep occupants from danger, producing a lucrative harvest for the boatmen.
Moy Hee owner of a St Paul chop suey house returns from seven months in Sun Ning Canton to learn his 275000 relatives lack schooling. He hosts 235 guests at a three day celebration spending 5000 dollars. He aims to raise 400000 dollars to build schools and hire teachers with help from Moy kin and consul May Back Hin who donates 25000 dollars.
A visitor lauds Alaska women for beauty and health driven by clean air pure water fitness and community involvement. The piece contrasts northern vitality with southern hesitation praising confidence frankness and cosmopolitanism while urging readers to keep subscriptions up to date and read letters from Williston boys over there.
An old warning from a well known authority blames heavy meat eating for kidney and blood impurities. It promotes four ounces of Rad Salts daily mixed with water to neutralize urine acidity and claims it will cleanse kidneys and prevent related disorders.
A fragment from page five recounts a withheld name and a young man angered by a ladies trick. The narrator muses on healing time and feverish tempers, with a quip about Widow Badette and a line of comic verse signaling a lighthearted, local newspaper tone.
Joe Mendro who left last year with Co E returned home Sunday morning after months in hospital. He was met by the Home Guards and drum corps and escorted to his home. He is able to move about and looks well after his battlefield wounds and illness.
North Dakota voters abroad by soldiers should cast ballots in the November election under absent voter laws. Awaiting return from France or camps, they must decide on postwar disturbances now. Citizens urged to send military addresses to county auditors and request ballots and letters to aid wise voting, funded by the Doyle for Governor Committee.
Williston market report lists August September October prices for hides pelts and wool. Full wool sheep pelts high demand while tallow remains firm with possible government price action. Old and new crop hides vary by grade and size with quotes for cured hides bulls calf kip and pony hides and oil rendered in barrels.
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