Turtle Mountain Indian Scare at Fort Totten and Dunseith
Supt. Davis at Fort Totten received a Washington telegram claiming an uprising by Turtle Mountain Indians and armed Dunseith residents awaiting outbreak. Government sources cited a $1,000,000 old-claims payment as a provocation. Major McLaughlin and Davis planned to visit Turtle Mountain to arrange payments. tension rose amid warnings and union with local arrests. Olson arrested at Balfour and sent to Ramsey county jail until court.
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Fort Totten
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Washington
Turtle Mountain Reservation
Dunseth
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Dunseith
Congress
Major McLaughlin
Alleged Murderer Brought to the City
Sheriff Pitts of Towner county brought Carl M. Olson to Devils Lake in custody and jailed him for safekeeping. On May 27 Paul Peterson a bachelor on his claim near Balfour was murdered. His body was found weeks later covered with hay and he had been struck by an axe. Olson was seen at Petersons house that day. Peterson owned five horses that disappeared the day of the crime, suggesting robbery.
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Olson
J. B. Vail
Balfour
Ramsey County
Towner
Pitts
Towner County
Devils Lake
Carl M. Olson
Paul Peterson
William V. Baker
Joseph McKibbee
Arthur B. Driscoll
William A. Dorsey
Ramsey
North Dakota
Ramity Court House
Dorie
Hamecy
Eaid
William V. Ker
Soldiers Celebrate Northwest Militia Encampment at Rock Island
The state militia held its most successful Rock Island encampment, with Major Andrus inspecting and Governor White praising the troops. Major Frame led the best drilled battalion, and a 70 mile march to the city completed in 1 hour 40 minutes. A new northwest range, built under Lt. Love, cost 1000 dollars, drew remarks from visitors. Two Co. D privates were promoted, Shaddack to battalion quartermaster and Canfield to rang e sergeant. Co D hosted a gathering at the armory.
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Rock Island
Andrus
White
Keye
Major Frame
Purden
Frame
Love
21St Infantry
Co. D
Shaddack
Canfield
Sargeant
Fourth of July Picnic at Lake Cavanaugh Grove
A community Fourth of July picnic will be held at the grove of Joe Stuart on the south shore of Lake Cavanaugh in Freshwater township. All are invited to attend for a good time.
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Joe Stuart
Lake Cavanaugh
Fresh Water
Youthful Burglars In the Toils
Sherif Rutten arrested Alfred and John Fitzgerald and Jobe Arsenault aged 8 to 13 on burglary charges. A confectionery store theft by Nettie Ranam yielded several hundred dollars in goods including 5000 cigars and sports gear. Stolen items were recovered after a search of the boys premises. The youths appeared before Judge Duell yesterday afternoon.
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Sherif Rutten
Alfred
John Fitzgerald
Jobe Arsenault
Nettie Ranam
W J Hurst Returns Home From Sioux Falls Prison
W J Hurst, long time deputy marshal, was released after fifteen months in the Sioux Falls penitentiary and returned to Devils Lake on his way to Crookston to join his wife. He received time off for good behavior and may take up a new role as Devils Lake chief of police.
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Will J. Hurst
Sioux Falls
Ann United States
Crookston
Mr. Hurst
Devily Lake
Fred Schindler
S.ated
Horet
Mc. Hurst
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Herald
Dean Brace Admits Participants In Legal Education Notice
Strong faculty of able lawyers advertised by Andrew A. Brace Dean announces full information at 10 19 Grand Forks N D.
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Mit
Bar
Andrew A. Brace
Grand Forks
N. D
Proposals for Furnishing Supplies for County Officers
Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of County Commissioners of Grand Forks County D. D. up to a stated hour for supplies including paper forms, envelopes, and office items. Bids must specify sizes, weights, and quantities, with emphasis on standard letterheads and 8x11 inch forms, and must be marked with bid details.
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Een
D. D
Wits
Enillia
Board of
Com
College of Law of the University of North Dakota opens
The College of Law at the University of North Dakota opens September 27 for a two year LL B program. Final examination papers are submitted to the supreme court for approval.
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College OF Law
THE
University OF North Dakota
Supreme Court
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