Summons and Notices in Ramsey County Real Estate Case
Multiple parties including Frank W Cockburn Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company of Kansas and Frederick D Smith face a quiet title and mortgage foreclosure action in Ramsey County District Court Devils Lake North Dakota. Notices describe property descriptions in Sections 31 32 26 27 34 35 Township 154 North Range 64 West and mortgage sale scheduled July 12 1918 at 4 am.
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North Dakota
Ramsey
Frank
W. Cockburn
Western Farm Mortgage Trust Company of Kansas
Frederick D. Smith
Ira T. Smith
Antionette J. Angle
Antoinette B. Smith
State of
District Court
Said County
Devils Lake
N. D
North Daka
M. H. Brennan
N.W
S.W
Township
Ramsey County
D. W. Brennan
G. W. Wattles
Eugene L. Emery
Isobel 3. Emery
Sarah E. Emery
Henry L. Emery
Ran
Devila Lake
Property dispute and personal injury suits in Dew Lake capital case
Lawsuit over property blocks in Dew Lake involves multiple defendants while Will McDonald records two head arteries severed by a cartridge explosion. Fred W. Stone sues for damages against the railroad after a May 1911 auto collision in Bismarck. Trial proceeds in the capital city.
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Fred W. Stone
S:marck
N. P
Bismarck
Merchandise Trade And Weather Reports Across Minnesota
Minneapolis reports favorable weather and active trade with confidence in future demand. Lumber and flour markets vary with growth in hardware, machinery, and building materials. Duluth notes satisfactory conditions, active retail trade, fair collections, and favorable crop outlook with lake traffic up. Iron ore shipments rise in May and grain shipments exceed last year before the season.
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Minneapolis
St. Paul
Duluth
Duluth-Superior
Dairy Station Meeting Advances State Dairy Plans
Superintendent Langson of Uy substation will lead a two day event here focused on dairy experiments. Officials secured blooded dairy stock and plan demonstrations to promote the dairy industry. A separate alfalfa day at Dickinson overlaps, so state officials cannot attend, but other arrangements ensure a productive meeting.
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Langson
Lanon
D Ékinson
Bismarck
Death Hits Velva Man in Sudden Rural Tragedy
Lars Chris Jefferson of Velva died suddenly at his farm home after a brief illness. He rose from the table feeling ill and collapsed. heart disease is listed as the cause. He had been in business in Minneapolis before returning to North Dakota and was married in 1891 in Minneapolis to Miss Christinson.
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Velva
Lars Chris Jefferson
Minneapol
Here
Minneapolis
Chrigdanson
Plow Accident in North Dakota Leaves Farmer Fatally Injured
De Lamere ND June 20 a farmer named E Enderson was thrown from a plow and hit by rocks after the horses bolted. His skull was fractured and he later died en route to Fergus Falls for treatment. Enderson had reins tied about his body and his wife had died recently leaving six children.
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de Lamere
N. D
E. Enderson
Fergus Falls
Enderson
Atch
Notorious horse thief Kia Trailor sought by Osse
Osse 1s reports the hunt for Kia Trailor a famed horse thief from the early days. Sheriff Ben Olson previously captured him and he served terms in two countries. Deputy Rutledge learns horses tied to Fridieon and Strom and Peterson have been found and leads to Trailor’s possible capture.
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Kia Trailor
Ben Olson
Canada
Here
Trailor
Fridieon Secompani
Strom
Peterson
Rutledge
Missing Agent Menning Sparks Search Across Driecoll
Semarch North Dakota reports agent Menning of the Northern Pacific vanished in Driecoll after five days there. He reportedly took 19 percent of funds and left without contacting his company. efforts to locate him have failed. Formerly with WL Waukee Railroad, he disappeared after leaving his station through the Drigcol area.
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Semarch
N. D
J. M. ‘Menning
Pac'e Neon
Driecoll
Wim Phan
Scheciil
Menning
Yeggman at portal success and escape details
Fragmentary report from Portal North Dakota describes a yeggman attempting a safe robbery at John Swenonum’s market. The blast used nitroglycerin, waking several citizens. investigators consider a possible connect to gang activity but details are incomplete.
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N. D
Hirré
Khie
Cangde
Minot Readies Briquetting Plant By September
In Minot North Dakota the Briquetting company plans a plant with a daily capacity of seventy tons. It will begin operation by September 1 and replicate the Hebron state experimental station process. Dean F J Bapcock of the state school of mines helped perfect the method.
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Minot
N. D
Tyne
Reamn Men Pe Ofictely
Hebron
Sneecrest
Dean F. J Bapcock
State School of Mneés
Herevaz
Rene
Meries
Fragmentary note on payment demand and names
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a payment obligation and a person named Thomas. It references an 89th episode and a panel, with lines suggesting a monetary sum of 450099 and a name Mae Setemyity. The legible content is sparse and unclear.
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Wyte
Thoma
County Official Imprisoned Over Fraudulent Warrant Scheme
Wasalea Tormury of Stark County faced a fraud scandal involving fraudulent county warrants to cover shortages. The case revealed a county auditor shortage of about $15,000. White received a five year prison sentence. The surety company disputed payments but the state set White’s release for December 20 to be home for Christmas.
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Dickinson
Wasalea Tormury Yudior
Stark County
White
Two Pinnd Under C R Rolla District Court Opens
District court opened with calendar and defendant arraignments. Alfred Sesant of Thorne pleaded guilty to violating the prohibition law. Sentencing pending. Several defendants from Thorne, St John, Rolette, and Ondra are under arrest for prohibition violations with strong prosecutions expected. Two cases transferred from Bottineau county involve maintaining a common nuisance due to illegal liquor sales.
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Rolla. N. D
District Court
Alfred Sesant
Thorne
Verret
Oscar Bye
Wm. Utter
St. John
Arthur Nott
Rolette
Carl Bergstrom
Ofnda
Bottineau
Surt
J. J. Weeks
F Botineau
Buttz
Pollock
Fargo
Bismarck
N. D
Velva
Norton
Atwich Norton
B. F. Wellman
Welman
Dakota Druggists Set Dates for Annual Convention
In Minot North Dakota on June 20 the executive committee fixed August 5 6 and 7 as the dates for the annual meeting. Frank Gallagher heads the local committee for the state convention while the association's general officers will arrange the business program. The first two days will be devoted to business and the third to a social session.
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Minot
XN. D
Ibscrict Dakota Druggists’ Association
Frank Gallagh
Associaion
Supreme Court Adjourns Leaving Key AFL Leaders’ Case Undecided
Washington June 20 The Supreme Court adjourned until October 26 leaving several important cases undecided. Notably Samuel Gompers John Mitchell and Frank Morrison officers of the American Federation of Labor seek a review of a district court decision holding them in contempt for alleged violation of an injunction in the Bucks Stove & Range company case.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
American Federation of Labor
District Court
Bucks Stove & Range Company
Creamery Growth Boosts North Dakota Farming Prospects
Grand Forks North Dakota June 20 North Dakota must expand its creamery network to diversify farming and grow dairying. Central plants already operate with plans for more rural creameries, boosting farmer earnings and cooperative organization across counties. Local leaders urge support for cooperative creameries to maximize benefits for Todd County and beyond.
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Grand Forks
N. D
North Dakota
Grand
Evangelical church conference totals largest attendance in Aberdeenshire
A garbled report notes the Evangelical church meeting in Aberdeenshire drew the largest attendance yet, with about forty new members added. Names and details are fragmented, but the event's scale and growth are highlighted.
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Evangelical
Aber
Adda
Ian
Pechian
Pargo
Cate Ramen
Rick Emu
Mamane Stenetitt
Tnt
Cam Tsateu
National Guard Encampment Planned in North Makora
The annual encampment of the North Makora state militia is set for July 10 to 21 at Rock Island and Devil Lake. The event is expected to be one of the largest in state history with extra trains and prepared commissary services for arriving troops.
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National Guard
North Makora
Rock Island
Rene Riya
de Lake
Mile Wankee Council Approves $5,000 for Improvements
The Mile Wankee council in Ehpeton North Dakota on June 20 decided to spend $5,000 on local improvements. The commercial club will not undertake new construction but will allocate funds to improve streets and public facilities.
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Ehpeton N. D
Milewankee
Reaast
Sono Dees
Wheen Pacific
Boiling Water Accident Claims Childs Life
A household mishap when a pail of boiling water was dropped by a caregiver resulted in a death. The incident occurred during a family dispute at a residence where several children were present, with the oldest child’s case referenced in court records.
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Hans Jjacobron
Lodge Adopts Resolutions In Memory Of Gustave Furstenal
At a Macon session on April 11 4 memory of Gustave Furstenal Lodge members adopted resolutions praising his life as a county official and trusted private citizen. The group expressed heartfelt sympathy to his wife and children and ordered tributes to be sent to them.
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Rene ' Bas Vlegerd
Gustave
Neder
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Office of the Register of Deeds
State OF North Dakota
Second Judicial District
Ingebright Glerum
Numsey
Nol Oend
Snd
Dew Lake
vViret
Will McDonald
Fort Rice Reservation
Carridge
Northwest
Hettinger
Hetinger
the Northern Investment Co
Eddy, Ramsey, Towner
Rollette
Uix
Yeggman
Portal Success
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Ricvetting Usdes Way
Reom
Rolla
C.R
Todd County
G. M. Lamper
Huichas
Lir Bosch
Evanselmmcal
Lodge
Gus
Macon
Nan
Leraaas
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