Mrs Stotlar Mourned by Friends in Devils Lake
Funeral services for Mrs Bert Stotlar nee Reid were held Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev Wallace officiating. She and husband Bert moved to Devils Lake two years ago and were active in church work. Their son Arthur died after burns, and later Mrs Stotlar's mind deteriorated leading to suicide in Denver, leaving letters describing her morbid state and plea for understanding.
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Bert Stotlar
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wallace
Ray Wallace
Rock of Ages
Devils Lake
Ramsey County
Epworth League
Ladies Aid Society
Reid
Marton
Til
Marion, Ill
Christian Church
Devila Lake
St Episcopal Church
Sundi Schoohand
Arthur
Denver
Colu
Tintore
Automobile mishap leaves boy injured in Parsingu
A boy in Parsingu, North Dakota, on Aug 29, was stuck by a knife in a tire incident. By evening, witnesses described a wrenching scene as a ball dorsi man aided, but the exact circumstances remain unclear due to faulty report.
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Wiiny Autor
Trent Arti
Child Injured by Outing Buggy in Carrington Hills
In Carrington North Dakota on August 29 a hill coast ending in a buggy accident left a Cooper boy about a year old with a broken arm below the elbow. The steering gear failed and the pole struck the ground throwing the buggy and its child. The fracture was reduced promptly and the boy is recovering as well as can be expected.
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Carrington
N. D
Endowment Drive Urges Wesley College Growth
Bishop Naphtali Luccock appeals North Dakota Methodists to raise the Wesley College endowment from 120000 to 200000 dollars. The letter urges immediate, continuous effort to finish by 1914, to support new buildings and expanding programs at Valley City and Minot Normal School, with the college serving six hundred nineteen students last year.
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Naphtali Luccock
North Dakota
Brother
Wesley College
Bogth
Normal School
Valley City
Minot
Commonwealth
College of Religion
Conservatory of Music
Department of Expression
Devils and Lakers Entertained in Washington Visit
Mr and Mrs Daniel V Brennan of Devils Lake North Dakota honeymooning in the East visit Washington D C as guests of Mrs Brennan's brother Congressman P D Norton. They attend social functions with North Dakota friends and are hosted by several prominent figures including Senator Hale and Mrs Hale, Mr and Mrs Beeman, and Mrs George M Young in a sequence of dinners and receptions during their stay at 9647 Connecticut Avenue.
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Daniel V. Brennan
T the
East
Washington
Wor
Whee Court
Brennan
Devile Lak. N
P. D. Norton
Beeman
Charmind Novi
Mra
A. Jotonpa
George M. Young
Grain Fears Fall Wheat Quality Rises In North Dakota
Local grain buyers report a smaller fall wheat crop than last year though quality remains high with no grain grading below No 1 northern and much graded No 1 hard. June forecasts peg state yield at about 16 bushels per acre, below last year and 1911, while some fields exceed the average. Devils Lake buyers note slow grain movement to terminals and light local purchases despite early threshing.
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Gong Over
Department of Agriculture
Nelson
Harwood
Red River Valley
Farmers Mill
South Dakota
Minnesota
South
Woman loses use of wrist after car spark kicks
Cando N D Aug 29 Mrs Freeze suffered a painful accident while starting a car in the garage. The spark was advanced too far and the machine kicked breaking a bone in her wrist and dislocating the joint. A doctor reset the bones and she will be unable to work for some time.
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Cando
N. Dy
Hotel is Put to a Bad Use in Grand Spike
Joseph Ziedman and brother Shiaz Ziedman, proprietors of the Golden West hotel in Grand Spike, have been placed under $1,000 bonds each on charges of keeping a house of prostitution. They were remanded to county jail after a preliminary hearing granted in police court. The state attorney seeks an order to close the hotel until November trial in district court. Witnesses, including a colored woman, testified to the alleged uses of the hotel.
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N. D
Joseph Ziedman
Shiaz Zed
Golden West
Front Warbet
Leibh
Miller
Teathmony
Atlaing
Feooman
Mwart Xbair
Amin
Rey
North Dakota Land Show Awards Prizes Named
The North Dakota industrial exposition held in Bismarck from October 7 to 19 announced prizes for grain exhibits and farm products. Major awards include 200 dollars in gold from Chicago and Milwaukee routes, 150 first prize and 50 third prize from Great Northern and other railways, plus substantial county and general prizes totaling several thousand dollars for artistically arranged grain, grasses, seeds, and farm products across listed counties.
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North Dakota
Bismarck
Minneapolis
CIAL
Chicago
Wetlaikes and St. Paul Railway Co
Milwaukee Road
Great Northern Railway Company
Centera
Burleigh
Wsnn
Emmons
jHettinger
Morton
Stark
Goodridge-Call Tyher Company
prizaBisiv
Prigupipta
Waltham’ “Watch Company
B. Woodward
Lumber‘men
City Elevator
Association of Commerce of
Excellent Food Provided Here in Sheldon Montana Sheep Shipment
Sixteen carloads of Montana sheep are to be shipped to Sheldon to fatten in stubble fields before sale. S. McCully and J. Shaw are interested in the deal and plan to visit large sheep ranches in Montana to arrange purchase. About 4,000 head expected. Summer rains produced heavy forage, aiding sheep fodder. Professional hoofers and wranglers noted in the scene.
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Montana
Dakota
Sheldon
N. D
St. Pan
S. McCully
J) Shaw
Sturmore
Geveral Large Ghot P
Farmers form nine cooperative elevators in North Dakota
In Fargo on August 29 the record shows North Dakota farmers determined to sell grain themselves. In the first 15 days of August nine cooperative elevator companies were organized and charters issued by the secretary of state's office, signaling a shift to middlemen profit avoidance.
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Fargo
N. D
Secretary of State
Mrs McLean Laid to Rest Last Monday
Mrs. Alex McLean, who answered the grim messenger last Friday, was laid to rest Monday in a tribute by sorrowing friends and relatives. A devoted mother and instructor in Sunday school, she served as a leader among women in the lodge and as an officer in the W R C. Her life left a memory of kindness, guidance, and ideals of womanhood cherished by the girls she taught.
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Alex McLean
McLean
Transient tries change game at Wiley store
Carrington North Carolina August 29. A transient attempted to work a change game on G. L. Wiley of the Variety store. His plans were laid but failed and he protested his innocence when accused of wrongdoing.
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Carrington, N. C
G. L. Wiley
Lost a horse on extreme heat near Carrington
Ross Ober lost a horse used on the oil wagon on the hot day near Carrington North Carolina. The horse, driven by Guy Moon, died four or so miles west of town from sunstroke. The animal valued at 250 dollars. The state papers report many horses killed by the heat wave.
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Carrington
N. C
Ross Ober
Anim
Guy Moon
Lake Region clubs helps Devils Lake labor supply
Farmers near Devils Lake praise the Devils Lake Commercial Club for arranging labor. About two hundred men placed by the club have aided farmers in timely grain handling and better wages. Visitors from eastern towns and farm youths flock to the city, boosting trade with orderly crowds and growing business at restaurants hotels and shops.
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Devils Lake
Pusineng
Asad
Dalles
Ter Bar Phopé
Busisee
Officer Doane Bound Over After Lodging House Attack
Harry W Doane a special city police officer was bound over to the district court on $500 bond on a charge of assault and battery after a Sunday incident at the Lodlowell hotel where a man named Skugland resisted officers. Skugland accused mayor gang frame up. trial fueled heated courtroom scene in Devils Lake.
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Harry W. Doane
District Court
Skugland
Lodlownellc Hotel
East Third Street
Miss Carlson
Doane
Wilensky Arcia
Ariel Doane
Siames
Juergens
Situscfemdit
Cameron
Mamame
Goane
Doune
Devils’ Lake
Jaetae
Scrumgard
Cma
Rafistas
Maling
Minnewaukan Law Veteran Clyde Dutt Returns to Practice
In Minnewaukan Clyde Dutt, graduate of the university law school in 1912 and former Tim ald editor, has located in the practice of law at Minnewaukan. After two years with Bier ald editorial staff, he resigned and joined Attorney Comatontau in Minnewaukan. Dutt is noted as a respected figure among state supporters and among university alumni.
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Grand Forks
Clyde Dutt
University Law Sie
Timald
Duffy
Lotluck
Ventaine
Tiss
Cuts Wheat and Seeds Aye At Same Time
Ryder N D Aug 29 Querigi uses a drill attached to tei cutting wheat and seeding rae at one end by damen tling. The text notes ideal timing ranges from August to September per the Agricultural College guidance, with emphasis on simultaneous operations in field work.
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Ryder
N. D
Querigi
Witten Rae
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Kmife
Ward
Orfer
Liptowtacs
Luccock
Devils Lakers
Northern Wabish Railway Company
Lake Region
Minnewaukari
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