Minneota Tribute Honors Boy's Friend Ernest Hale
The Minneota Mascot reports the death of Mynest Hale, a respected youth leader in Lyon County. Hale served as secretary of the Young Men's Christian Association, influenced many local boys, attended a leading U S university, and chose a life of Christian service over higher pay in other fields. He organized Bible classes and camps, gave public addresses, and inspired youths by example and precept, earning the affectionate title "the boys' friend."
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Minneota
Ernest Roig
Mynest Hale
Awig
Lyon
Christian Saedolstion
Biat
United States
Wis
Hale
Lys
Ian -Becauge
Ernest
Boyd
Haig
Iim
Lyon County Mourns Loss of Youthful Civic Worker
The death of a young man is noted as a profound loss to Lyon County where he devoted himself to uplifting youth. His service to the people and noble vocation are highlighted, and the community will long remember him with fond gratitude.
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Zon
Lyon Co
Austin Johanna for mayor in Williston race
Supporters praise Alderman Austin Johanna of Williston First Ward as a selfless candidate. Backers note his long service to the poor, blunt honesty, and refusal to use office for personal gain while urging voters to consider true character.
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Austin Johanna
Devile Lake
Williston
Ben ‘Whitehead
Cue
Ben
Flan
Hood
Parole Granted in State versus Hudson Larceny Case
The court case State vs. C. H. Hudson reaches verdicts and parole for G. E. Hudson after a grand larceny trial. The jury found Hudson guilty of larceny tied to grain stolen on October 8 1910 from the Karabaugh granary near Lakota and moved to a grain tank and box, about 190 bushels. Evidence included wagon tracks and signature checks on the wheat sacks, and testimony placed the theft near Crary and tied to local officials.
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State
C. H. Hudson
Ithe
Tudge Buttz
Kavanaugh
Thiere
A. A Hudson
A.A. Hudeon
LM. Rutten
Crary
Pertc
Two Men Cremated in Hotel Fire at Devils Lake
A hotel annex fire at 8 10 Sunday morning killed James Colton and Peter Walden. An explosion from a kerosene lamp started the blaze in a two story structure, causing $6 000 damage and destroying most contents. Colton and Walden were not awakened in time, Colton dying in bed and Walden near a window as smoke overwhelmed him. Inga Olgoh was injured with burns and bruises. Colton had testified in district court against Charles Ludwig in a robbery case prior to his death. The hotel was one of Devils Lake’s first historic buildings.
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Rad
James Colton
Peter Walden
Mise Inga Olgoh
Colton
Amoie
Walden
Charles Ludwig
Ludwig
Bret Fidor
Fhe
Ang Jefforte
Mate Ts Rouse
Devils Lake
C. B. Hudson
Kav|Snaugh
Stevens Township
Butts
F. J. ‘Traynor
Attornney Duell
Butta
Funeral Held Thursday for Mrs. A Tow at Grand Harbor
Mrs. A Tow of Grand Harbor died Tuesday morning from a lung hemorrhage after several months ill health. Funeral services were held Thursday morning at St. Joseph church with burial in the local cemetery. She was 33, formerly Miss Lunde, and had lived in Grand Harbor about six years. She married about a year and a half ago, leaving many friends to mourn her passing.
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A. Tow
Grand Harbor
St. Joseph’s’ Church
Dioh
Lunde
Dion
Brother-in-Law of Colton Here in Death Burial Arrangements
Mr. John Philly brother in law of Games Colton who died last Sunday morning arrived Thursday to arrange burial. Coroger Gilbert son holds the body awaiting relatives. The funeral will probably be held next Tuesday afternoon.
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John Philly
Games Colton
Peter Walden
Coroger Gilbertson
Nearing Election Day Prompted by Bond Vote
An early notice warns voters that election day approaches with a focus on a bond issue for a new fire hall and park improvements. The message notes the details are under discussion and that aldermen and the park commissioner are involved in the matter.
Developers plan brick building at Wickert barber site
Joseph Wickert and John Schulia intend a three story brick structure on the corner of Third Street and Kelly Avenue. If approved the Wickert and Sobusts project would replace the old Schults building with a brick edifice featuring shops or residences on the lower floor and offices on the upper levels.
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Joseph Wickert
John Schulia
Third Street
Kelly Avenue
Wickert
Fire Department Battles Major Blaze Across Several Homes
The Mire department fought a large Thursday morning blaze damaging three dwellings on Fifth Street near the Great Northern tracks. The Alexander home burned completely, two others were damaged, with losses around 2500 insured. Mrs Alexander jumped from a second story window sustaining minor injuries. A lamp explosion caused the fire, and crews were called again at 4 80 A. M. for RK J Whorley’s home near the Deaf school grounds, suffering 500 in building loss and 600 in furniture, insured.
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William Crawford
Fifth Street
Great Northern Tracks
Alexander Home
Bée- Ang
Alexander
CroOKston Home Burns in Minnesota Fire
Fire destroyed a Crookston Minnesota home owned by Mr and Mrs Tom Hunt after they visited relatives in Deylt Lake. The blaze started from the furnace in the early hours Friday, with two men seen near the furnace shortly before. The fire department saved the structure within minutes though the first floor and stairway were damaged by flames and smoke. The Hints sisters are related to Mrs Hurst and neighbors reported the fire prompted local warnings about grasshopper conditions for farmers.
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Ang
Tom ‘B. Hunt
Crookston
Wiliam
Minnesota
Hust
Deylt
Lake
Norton Receives High Praise For University Glee Club
W. W. Norton directs the University Glee Club and has trained the Grand Forks Symphony, praised as equal to leading orchestras in Minneapolis and St Paul. The April 8 concert draws interest from cities like Minnehaha and Devils Lake, with out of town parties planned and boxes in high demand.
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W. W. Norton
University Glee Cub
Grand Forks
St. Paniapa
Minneapolis
Norton
Twin Cities
Minnenaikan
Cando
Starkweather
Edmore
Crary
Lakota
Eata
Devils Lake
Carnegie Lbrary
Fire Laddies Grace Evening Attendance Soars
The fire laddies performance drew unusually strong crowds, with last night’s show entertaining many amid few recent road shows. W Wright of Garry Indiana visits friends on route to Canada. Charles Turner rumored to seek alderman seat in First Ward.
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Mildred
W. Wright
Garry
Indiana
Canada
Charles ‘Turner
Agents Meeting Promotes Harmony At Bovey-Shute Lumber
About 20 agents and officers of the Bovey Shute Lumber Co gathered at Govilla Wednesday afternoon and evening. Attendees included John A Bovey and Anson B Isackson Jr of Minneapolis and F A Taylor of Grand Forks. A follow up session with agents handling yards tributary to Minot is planned for Friday evening.
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Bovey-Shute’ Lumber Company
Cers
Govilla
John A. Bovey
Anson B. Isackson, Jr
G. van Booskirk
Minneapoli
F. A. Taylor
Grand Forks
Ole Houge
Peking
A. Strassmann
Mylo
B. B. Cook
Overly
William Campbell
Ommemmee
Ole Christenson
Rugby
W. G. Connors
Leeds
Chas
Jacot
Minnewaukan
B. A Ellingsen
Oberon
Dimgren
Sheyenne
Iver Hoaldeon
Barlow
Martin Bergoust
Wiora
Abbert
Editors to Meet in City in June
The North Dakota Press association plans to meet in Devils Lake in late June rather than July during the Chautauqua. Grant Hager nominates June 23 and 24 as dates with a notable newspaper speaker and a mid summer cost congress by the North Dakota Franklin club. Weather notes mark the vernal equinox and early spring in the Red River valley as seeding begins and farmers prepare for near normal rains and a possible dry season.
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Waldron
A. GC
Roshimry
Devils Lake
North Dakota Press Association
Grant Hager
North Dakota
Ben Frankin Club
Congress
Groundhog
Red River Valley
Farmers Institute
Hhimee
Survey Ready in Three Weeks for River Report
At the urging of President Fiertom the Commercial club met Wednesday evening with Representative Frank Hyland to review the legislative session and the Mouro river survey. A report is expected in thirty days for submission to the National Geologist.
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Fiertom
Frank Hyland
Mouro
Thiryn Wenlu
Eurvay
Bisa
Wyland
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City OF Opportunity
G. E. Hudson
Peter Wolden
Pire Hall
Fire Department
Crawford
Whorley
Hunt
City
W. W. King
Little Son
H. A. Winand
Toiaberin Fon
Tower City
Captain McKay
Winston
Bern
Galvation Army
Ray, Quimley
Sheldon Farsily
Burke
Mythidlet
Joe Toubert
Carter
Mies Lingd
Larimore
Uns Lo
T. J. Dougherty Conhler
Lin Pirut Matlomal Honk
Mr. Dough.orty
Hedason
Thorns
Sundar
Gibbens
Egpel Bere
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