Destructive fire, deaths, and political notes across North Dakota
Reports from Kildeer, Belfield, Valley City and other towns describe a collapsed sod roof killing W J Hadden, a prairie fire burning hundreds of acres, a haystack loss, Belfield voters approving city incorporation with bonds for a waterworks and electric plant, and measles closing Valley City normal school. Other items note stockman Baron von Steinwehr’s death, cattle contracts to Native agencies, and state efforts to gather complete annual statistics through newspaper cooperation.
Hazelton Happenings Report Local Movements and Changes
Hazelton Republicans note Sam Jampolsky visiting Linton and H O Batzer in Fargo. A. E. Tye returns from St Paul with heifers. Dr. Monteith assists W G Schacht in hospital. Tony Appert departs for Cleveland with stock. two families plan homesteads in Montana. Livery barn changes hands. harness shop sale makes W J Pettis proprietor. W G Schucht ill, taken to Bismarck hospital. Breach of promise suit filed by Cecelia Paul vs Louis Patzer for 5000. Andrus named postmaster. Geil to be replaced in a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Tye
St. Paul
Dr. Monteith
Bismarck
W. G. Schacht
Tony Appert
Cleveland
N. C
Harry Trammer
District Court
Cecelia Paul
Louis E. Patzer
N. P
Property Transfers Prompt Local Real Estate Deeds Listing
Changed owners and warranty deeds show transfers in Kin tyre Ha zelton Temvik Linton and Strasburg areas. Transactions include Sievers to Branner ten dollar lots 19 20 block 33 Kin tyre and multiple parcels with nominal sums, titles and grantee names such as Batzer Kuehl Hoff Pfeifer Munsch Bechtle Naumann Davis Nathan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Sievers
R. H. Branner
Kintyre
A. L. Geil
R. K. Batzer
Hazelton
Franz Tempel
Elsie Kuehl
Temvik
Templeton
Wm. P. Dunlap
Wm. Irwin
Melcheor Bachmeier
Jacob Wollman
Fred Pfeifer
Edward Hoff
Hunter
Linton
William W. Davis
William C. Davis
Christina Nathan
Peter Munsch
Daniel J Bechtle
Karl Fritschle
Totten Disqualified by North Dakota Corrupt Practice Ruling
Judge J. M. Hanley finds Totten disqualified under the corrupt practice act and declares Fisby E. Diehl duly elected. This establishes the first precedent under the act in North Dakota.
Property Transfers Quietly Record Across Charters
Quit claim deed records show Philipp Fauth transferring to Christof Fauth with restricted quarters and half sections. Jakob Fauth also transfers to Christof Fauth with restricted rights in neighboring lots. The United States patent grants land to Frances Wood in the southwest quadrant of section 24, township 136, range 79.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Frances Woodland
Pollock Pick-Ups Social and Business Notes
Claus Van der Leest of Westfield shows gradual improvement. Roy C. Bates moved 18 head of cattle to Ft Yates for Mr. Stiles. Mrs. Harmiona Dornbush of Westfield dies after diabetes. Mrs. Will Payne returns from San Francisco to Redfield. Several locals visit, illness rises, and community events include a 29th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Allen with a large gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claus van der Leest
Westfield
Roy C. Bates
Ft. Yates
Stiles
W. W. Putnam
Gerrit van der Vorste
Wm. Knight
Montevideo
Minn
Sam Harrison
Glanavon
la Grippe
Will Payne
John
Charles
Muskegon
Mich
Barney
Grand Rapids
S. Huizenga
J. van der Laan
R. Roypkema
A. Bogciker
Pollock
Lorie and
Henry Doernbush
Louis Dornbush
Braddock Brevities March 25 Highlights
Baseball practice dominates activity as M P Kaiser escorts transients to Hazelton. Senator Allen reportedly sick before Mrs Cayou’s Monday visit to Mrs J D McCusker. Local machine dealers rush to install gear for rising demand. C T Barton ill with measles last week. R B White of Forman arrives to take a station post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. P. Kaiser
Hazelton
Senator Allen
C. T. Barton
R. B. White
Forman
For Sale 160 Acres Near Hague North Dakota Ad
160 acres good land with 40 acres plowed and 40 fenced pasture 6 miles northeast of Hague Emmons County 40 acre house barn granary 27 per acre Henry Seaman owner 2701 15th Ave S Minneapolis MN Passing of Youth A reflection on grief and memory with a quote from American Magazine Daily Thought Our dead are never dead to us until we have forgotten them George Enot
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hague
N. D
Emmons County
Township
Henry Seaman
15Th Ave S
Minneapolis
Minn
George Enot
Also Mentioned on This Page
Kildeer
W. J. Hadden
Mandan
Henry Brown
Belfield
Valley City
Brewer
North Dakota Game and Fish Board
Nimrods
Ike Waltons
Hillsboro
Baron W. von Steinwehr
von Steinwehr
Cato Sells
Carlos Boynton
Harlem
Mont
Fort Belknap
Browning
Charles A. Patterson
Standing Rock
Cheyenne River
Ira L. Scroggins
Braddock
Blackfeet
Flint
Department of Agriculture
Edward P. Totten
Bowman County
Repubican
Sam Jampolsky
H. O. Batzer
Fargo
John Landsberger
Montana
William F. Sieber
Arthur C. Wengel
George G. Zirbes
W. J. Pettis
W.G. Schucht
Farmers' State Bank
Dickinson Post
Louis B. Patzer
Emmons
Josiah
St. Patrick’s Evening
Washington Dispatch
Twin City
W. B. Andrus
E. Geil
Oswald Naumann
Highland Township
Sarah Feinstein
Jacob Bauer
E. A. Crain
Earle H. Smith
Albert H. Irvine
Milwaukee Land Company
Mathias Lipp
Strasburg
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First National Bank
Wolfer’s
Wolfer’s General Store
Tinton, North Dakota
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
Climax
KAKR
Philipp Fauth
Christof Fauth
Jakob Fauth
V. E. Parr
Colton
Calif
Verge
Harmiona Dornbush
Dick Wilkinson
Dale
Mr. Barton
Esther Junge
Mrs
Danford
L. V. Lesher
Wm. Baxter
Bernard
M. F. Kelleher
Mrs. Allen
Messrs
Doerschlag
McCusker
Staak
Junge
Naramore
Mandigo
Baxter
Vic
Baer
Penwarden
Adyv
Raster
K. C
Linton Cash Store
Kremer Bros. and
K. Burgad
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