Acquittal in Rugby Murder Case After Jury Trial
Herman Schultz, arrested on a murder charge in North Dakota, was acquitted after a jury trial in Rugby. The case, tried in McKenzie county, involved the 1912 murder near the Antilope hills south of Rugby. Schultz had been jailed since January and testimony included ten state witnesses and five defense witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Isaacson
J. O. Olson
W. R Scott
Chas. Peterson
J. O. Anderson
Mike Costello
KO. Monger
Bruce Clark
Martin Aubel
J. O. Schulz
Burr
Torsen
Stant
RE. Wenzel
H. B. Senn
Schultz
Antilope Hills
Surrey-Rockford Eutof
William J. Murray
Rugby
Boitineau
Tax commission member charged with criminal libel
Frank Packard a North Dakota tax commission member and editor of the Bismarck Times and L Eopdyke manager of the publication face criminal libel charges by E G Patterson. Packard may be served on return to Bismarck. Paterson says the defaming articles appeared during the Burleigh county campaign and relate to local politics. Also noted is a lengthy Anton Peterson estate case involving Norwegian heirs and a Michigan connection with complex family claims. Attorney Rex of Grand Forks plans to present proof for his Norwegian clients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
Frank
Packard
State Tax Commission
Bismarck Times
L. Eopdyke
E. G. Patterson
Opdyke
St. Paul
Minnesota Tax Commission
Burleigh
McKenzie Hotel
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Anton Peterson
Scott Rex
Grand Forks
Norway
Benson County
Michigan
Peterson
Benson Court
Ramser County
Cowan
Rex
Wife of Galatian farmer declared insane in North Dakota
In Dickinson North Dakota on July nineteenth Deputy Sheriff W E King of Belfield escorted Mrs Mary Tkocheruko to the insane hospital at Jamestown with Mrs Charlotte Geovwe acting as attendant for the sick woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson, N. D
W. E. King of
Belfield
Mary Tkocheruko
Jamestown
Charlotte Geovwe
Devils Lake Stamp Works Ad Promises Cheap Rubber Stamps
L G Anderson of the Journal office advertises Devils Lake Stamp Works offering rubber stamps at low prices. He invites readers to place orders for rubber stamping and posted printing needs, asserting competitive quality and cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake Stamp Works
L G. Anderson
Journal Office
Commercial clubs plan labor canvass before harvest in North Dakota
Commercial clubs of North Dakota will canvass the labor situation next week to estimate how many men are needed to harvest the crop. Early reports from LaMoure and Foster counties show demands of 3,000 and 1,500 to 2,000 workers respectively, with total state needs expected to rise into the thousands. Farmers fear prior years of light labor will reduce worker availability, prompting business leaders to act to prevent a shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
LaMoure County
Foster County
Great Northern plans to buy right of way in McKenzie County
D J Hull heads Great Northern effort to acquire land for a proposed line in McKenzie County. He will list property owners, survey the route, and determine fair costs before construction. Hull will not pay more than 15 dollars per acre, with 5 to 10 dollars per acre deemed fair on farm corners or edges, affecting start date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern
Mckenzie County
Hull
Hobinson
Traffic Department
Unief
Hogeland
Lisbon Wants Ministers for 1913 Conference
The Lisbon commercial club and Rev. R. H. Craig aim to attract the North Dakota Methodist conference to hold the 1913 session in Lisbon. With this year’s meeting in Williston, a delegation from Lisbon will present the city’s advantages and welcome to the conference at the fall session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
N. D
Cmmercial Club
R. H. Craig
Methodist Conference of
North Dakota
Williston
Commercial Club
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Kerman Schultz
Tkocheruko
Ab Murray Place
Jerry Hares
Sehafer
Star
TAX Commission
Inter-Ocean
Commercial Clubs
Paris Green
Ultimate Harvest
Paris
The
Sherwin and Williams
Manu
the Owl Pharmacy
Oxfords
Mann’s
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