Summons in First National Bank V Smith Case
The First National Bank of Park River sues Charles A. Smith in Ramsey County North Dakota District Court and requires an answer within 30 days. If not, default judgment may be entered. Dated November 24 1911. HL A Libby attorney of Park River North Dakota.
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Ramsey
First National Bank of
Park River
North Dakota
Charles A. Smith
State OF
District Court
Ramsey County
Devila Lake
Walsh County
HL A. Libby
Big Bridge Project Under Way Across Sheyenne River
Louis Bolduc & Co. began Sheyenne river bridge work at Manfred North Dakota to finish early spring. A 76 foot pile driver was shipped from Hannaford as piles go in for a 400 foot long frame trestle and 70 feet above the river bed. A framing crew will start once pile driving advances. Talman Rob Broms suffered a broken leg after being struck by timber from a follower during pile driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheyenne
Rob Broms
Manfred
Minneapolis
Glidden tour route moved toward Northwest by ND leader
Fargo North Dakota President W J Price of the North Dakota State Automobile Association returned from Chicago where he met with the American Automobile Association executive committee to push for the Glidden tour route through the Northwest He plans an active campaign with commercial clubs motorists and hotel men in North Dakota Western Minnesota and Montana to secure the routing Fargo city council accepted Wells Dickey company bid for ten thousand dollar municipal electric light plant bonds
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Fargo
N. D
W. J. Price
North Dakota State Automobile Association
Chicago
American Automobile Association
Northwest
Wells-Dickey Company of
Minneapolis
City of
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Zytke to Stand Trial on Murder Charge
Bruno Zytko must stand trial in district court for murder in the first degree in the death of companion John Kutman. body found near Sykeston January 23. Preliminary hearing before Judge Jansonius with ten witnesses. Kempl recounts travel from Carrington to St Paul, Duluth, and Chicago.
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Zytko and
Kutman
Carrington
St. Paul
Duuth
Chicago
Farmer sells Highland section for 20000 to banker W G Robertson
M J Olson, a prospering Highland township farmer, sold his section farm to W G Robertson, Fairdale banker, for 20000 cash about 31 per acre. After years of debt and work he accumulated land, plans a final auction of personal property on Friday February 16 and may reinvest in Ramsey county. Former Senator Frank J Canton of Salt Lake City will lecture at the Agricultural college armory next Monday night as part of the Citizens lyceum course.
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M. J. Olson
Highland Township
W. G. Robertson
Fairdale
Ramsey County
Fargo
N. D
Frank J. Canton
Salt Lake City
Utah
Agricultural College Armory
A Gambler's Chance in Wells County Farming
Wells County Free Press notes a speech on better farming in North Dakota. It contrasts a professional gambler betting on wit with a farmer risking all on rain and crop-year destruction, urging move away from farming as gambling toward prudent practice.
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Wells Co. Free Press
Wells County
North Dakota
Death in a shack claimed Allan Robeson at 18
Allan Robeson, 18, son of Seward Robeson, died last Saturday night of acute indigestion in a squalid shack twelve miles north of Squires. His father from New York state had moved to Montana five years ago and found him dead on arrival Sunday night. Coroner Thomas reported the youth had spent the day working on the claim and cooked a meal of beans salt pork and coffee before dying.
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Williston Graphic
Allan Robeson
Seward Robeson
Squires
Robeson
New York State
Montana
Jack Dwyer
Dwyer, Mont
Thomas
Wilton Pingree Line May Be Extended
Carrington Record reports Fred Graser visited Pingree and predicts the Northern Pacific will begin extending the Wilton Pingree line to connect with the high line at Valley City. The plan aims to reach west across the Missouri near Wilton, making Pingree a shop and division hub and Jamestown served by a daily train or two.
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Carrington
Fred Graser
Pingree
Fred
N. P
Wilton-Pingree
Valley City
Missouri
Wilton
Jamestown
State Commercial Clubs Hold Annual Meeting
Grand Forks February 16. J Dexter Pierce president of the North Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs calls for the first annual meeting to be held in Grand Forks February 28 and 29, 1912. The agenda includes officer elections reports and topics to boost immigration farming home trade and North Dakota industry. All commercial clubs are invited to send delegates based on population.
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Grand Forks
J. Dexter Pierce
Larimore
North Dakota Federation of Commercial Clubs
North Dakota State Federation of Commercial Clubs
Commercial Club
North Dakota
Baca Club
Minot thrift case and bids for college baccalaureate in North Dakota
Reports from North Dakota and Manitoba detail a thief in Minot pleading guilty to larceny after keeping two ten dollar bills, Bishop Robert McIntyre securing a baccalaureate sermon for Agricultural College graduates on June 2, a decisive rejection of a 50 thousand dollar municipal auditorium in Bismarck with 405 for and 109 against, a severe burn from a gasoline explosion near Grand Forks, disputes over the Meridian road route in Pembina and Neche, a Supreme Court argument in Fargo involving Northern Shoe and J W Decks, medical absence of Chief Justice Spalding, a bountiful potato crop on a Wheelock farm near Harwood, car congestion at Mowbray elevator in Langdon, and St John’s hospital reporting 2625 cases in the year with 69 charity cases.
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Bismarck
N. D
Northern Shoe Company
J. W. Decks
Welaon County
Supreme Court
C. J. Murphy
Grand Forks
C. D. Kelly
Lakota
Spalding
Fargo
Explosion demolishes Hillsboro hardware store and fires nearby
An explosion at Olson Heggs & Co hardware store in Hillsboro North Dakota demolished the building while a fire raged in the adjoining structure. John Osterdahl was hurled thirty feet, breaking both legs. George Bristoll, Martin Weldon, and Hy Nlef were injured by falling debris. The total loss was about $20,000.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Olson, Heggs & Co
Lidgerwood
John Osterdahl
George Bristoll
Martin Weldon
Hy Nlef
Fargo Forum May Change Hands Soon
Minot Progressives report News of Fargo has an option on the Fargo Forum and plan a state wide capital drive to consolidate the two papers. They received financial details and subscription blanks for a new company, with a systematic fundraising campaign to raise the needed capital.
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Minot ,Optio
Courier ‘News of
Fargo
Fargo Forum
Minot Progressive
Now
Barnes County backs Better Farming effort in 100 an Acre club
Barnes County Commissioners voted 2500 from the general fund to hire three county employees to lead Better Farming work. The $100 an Acre club also agreed to provide similar funds. Club members emphasized improving farming conditions now to save costs and labor for future years in North Dakota.
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Valley City
N. D
Barnes County
Better Farming Association
North Dakota
North Dakotan Lost in Canada
Fargo Feb 16 Mack Flagg son of a Mapleton N D prominent citizen is believed to have perished in Canada He was alone sixty miles from Gull Lake Alta when Henry Lang returned from the trip and found his stock Flagg was to care for starving and Flagg missing It is feared he wandered from the trail and was lost in a gulch near the two claims
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Fargo
N. D
Mack Flagg
Mapleton
Canada
Gull Lake
Alta
Henry Lang
Flagg
Wells County Farmers Rename Club to Better Farming Club
Harvey North Dakota February 16 The Wells County farmers inspection group drops the original label The $100 an Acre Club as misleading and adopts the Wells County Better Farming Club name following a pattern used by the adjacent association which also employed the $100 an acre idea in its title.
Kill the Weeds and the Farm’s Quiet Battle
A fragmented piece warns that weeds drain soil life and parasites sap animal blood, harming livestock and farm prosperity. It likens weed control to vital work for the farmer and state, urging better practices to sustain fertility, moisture, and economic gain in rural life.
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Rome
Standard Oil Company
Saskatchewan
Lloydminster
Ottawa
Chas
Pilling
Vniltord
M.D
Davis Rubin
Second St. Devils Lake, N. D
Moers Agency
Geo
W. Mooers Benes Bik
Business District
Westennerenm
Ofang City
Summons
America
H. Stevens
Fargo, N
Ramsey Drug Co
Sheyenne River
North
Zytke
Mr. Olson
State Commercial Clubs
Minot
Mourning
H. P. Koehler
Murray
Agricultural College
Robert McIntyre
Bi Agricultural College
N. C
Charles’ Monigan
Rumley Thrashing Machine Company
Advance
South Third Street
Neche
N. D.neche
Pembina
Pembina County
Robin
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Fargo, N. D
John Wiebusch
Wheelock & Wheelock
Cass County
Harwood
Langdon
Mowbray
St. John’s Hospital
N.w.hide&furco
Minot State Courier
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