Soaking Rain Blesses Crops Across Missouri Slope
The article praises a heavy soaking rain across the Missouri slope easing drought, noting general rainfall with highlights on its benefits to wheat oats barley and gardens. It reports varying rain distribution, notes a drought lull in Williston Minot and Walsh County, and compares May rainfall to historical records at St Paul and Bismarck with figures and trends.
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Missouri
Mackintosh
North Dakota
Nature
Williams
Williston
Minot
McLean County
Walsh County
Minnesota
Burleigh
Wilton
St. Paul
Bismarck
Patterson Wins District Court Possession Case Over Ostlund
In a case heard in district court Judge Winchester directed a verdict for B G Patterson in the dispute over the Main and Fifth Street property housing Ostlund’s former livery barn. Patterson bought from Mrs Ostlund, now deceased, while Ostlund claimed homestead rights. The trial included testimony about occupancy and family ties, with appeal to the supreme court noted.
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Main and
Fifth Street
District Court
B. G. Patterson
John Ostlund
Main
Pitth Streets
Ostlund
Winchester
Patterson
F. H. Register Appeals
McClay
Fargo
Supreme Court
Blind Pigs Warning Presses City To Halt Licensed Liquor Trade
City and county officials backed by business leaders urge former licensees in Bismarck to abandon blind pig operations. They warn such risky, unregulated sales threaten revenue and community sympathy, urging compliance and accountability to avoid trouble. Provision must be made annually in the Bowton public schools for 2,500 additional pupils.
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Bismarck
Ciy
Bowton
Arraigned as Father of Jenkins Slated for Possible Double Hangings
James M. Jenkins, father of Ira O. Jenkins, was arraigned in Burleigh county district court on a murder in the first degree information filed by States Attorney Allen. He pleaded not guilty and was ordered confined in jail, with potential execution after his son’s fate. A transcript of testimony will be filed with the governor as required. If Sept. 14 is carried out, two hangings may occur, a first in state history where executions follow a jury verdict.
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Fran. Finlay
James M. Jenkins
Ira O. Jenkins
Burleigh County
Allen
Supreme Court
Jenkins
Tuttle
Hans Thorpe
Minot
Pomberger
J. W. Cole
New Trial Granted in Dr. Belyen Abortion Case
The North Dakota Supreme Court granted a new trial for Dr. E. H. Belyen of Devils Lake, sentenced to three years hard labor for second degree murder in procuring an abortion for Julia Solberg. The decision reviews duplicity and the proper framing of the information charging both major and subordinate felonies under Revised Codes.
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Supreme Court
Dr. Belyen
Devils Lake
Supreme Court of the State
E. H. Belyen
Julia Solberg
Dan. Tro
John M. Cochrane
Cochrane & Corliss
Grand Forks
Belyen
P. J. McClory
John F. Cowan
McClory
Romney County
Dr. Belyea
Alvert Sampson
Belyea
My Own Self Again Mrs Gates Follows Pinkham Advice
Mrs Gates writes that after nearly two and a half years of poor health with chills, limb pains, head pains, and a breast area ache she regained strength after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. A second letter from Clara Gates in John’s P O Miss praises the doctoring and notes she improved after following guidance and began feeling well again.
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Dean
Proeias
Claragates
Johns P.O
Miss
Dean Mus
Proenan
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mars
Clara Gates
Jobes P. C
Jury rules verdict invalid in murder in the second degree ruling
A court reverses a murder second degree verdict saying the jury's finding of guilt for an abortion charge during the crime was illegal and unauthorized. The information charged murder in the second degree during an independent felony, and the judgment orders a new trial.
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B. A. Belyea
Doans Ointment Claims Hemorrhoid Cure
Read about Doans Ointment as a cure for hemorrhoids and skin issues. Mrs. T. P. Ross testifies that after three weeks the itching ceased and hemorrhoids shrunk away. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole U S agents. remember the name Doan's.
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T. P. Ross
Fargo
North Front Street
N. D
Dean
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
United States
Doan
Taxed costs in Mandan blind pig cases balance
Judge Winchester taxed costs in the Mandan blind pig cases totaling between six and twelve dollars for Constable Clare and deputies. Clark’s claim of four thousand eight hundred dollars was reduced, with daily fees set at four dollars for all closed locations. Likely appeal to the supreme court.
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Winchester
Ssix
Clare
Labout
Clark
Wintheater
Supreme Court
End of the Blind Pig Era Shifts Liquor Policy in Missouri Town
In Bismarck and western Missouri, open saloons and the blind pig system are declared a thing of the past as liquor dealers close up amid public sentiment. The move ends costly enforcement and boosts city finances via recovered revenue, with a push to repair streets and reduce debt.
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Bismarck
Missouri Slope
Missouri Stote
Lquid
Bismiarek
Second Hand Goods and Furniture Notice at Faunce's Corner
Notice offers second hand household goods stoves and furniture with contact to arrange purchases if not in stock. Encourages writing if you cannot call and promises to provide desired items, located at Faunce's Corner.
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Faunce's Corner
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E.G. Patterson
Ostland
M. Jenkins
Son
Paunce's Corner
Ben
Woodsaul
Ben Shiftiess
Deivon
Walt
Venus
Ransom County
Fara
L. Engle
Democratic State Central Committee
Engle
Central
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