Political notes and local events in North Dakota
The Bulletin reviews state political maneuvering with mentions of Jimmie Foley readings for library funds in Grafton and Judge Kneeshaw entering the supreme bench race. It notes teachers resignations in Bismarck schools, liquor bottle bans in Williston, and endorsements for Justice Pisk. It covers census delays, agricultural publicity by Gilbreath, and new deputy wardens in Dickey County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmie Foley
Grafton
Judge Kneeshaw
Supreme Bench
Bismarck
Cupid
Williston
Supreme Court
Parge
Bismarck Tribune
Vincent Wehrle
North Dakota
Tribune
Braddock Brevities Prominent Locals and Depot Talk
Mrs. Dr. Welsh departs for Roundup Montana after visiting Braddock relatives. Dr. Welsh, once a local practitioner, is noted as a top Montana physician. J J Ryan O M Vie and Floyd Bier of Braddock Telephone attend Humans County Tel ephone meeting at Hazelton. Possibility of consolidating interests with neighbor companies explored. Calls grow for a new Braddock depot due to heavy freight and inadequate current building. An appeal to Soo Line officials and a petition are suggested to secure a modern depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leeds
Nick Nisen
Mary Pridle
Forman
County Insanity Board
State Asylum For the
Taylor
Grand Forks
Senate
J.J. Ryan
O. M. Vie
Floyd Bier
Braddock Telephone Company
Humans County Telephone Company
Hazelton
Braddock
Tate
North Dakota
Soo
Hazelton Happenings
Hazelton items note Zirbes and Appert drill a well near the Ertel place for William Yeater who plans building on the premises. Wm Carmicheal, now in the livery trade at McIntosh, rode to Hazelton last Friday on a horse purchase trip and bought seven good local animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zirbes & Appert
Ertel
Wm. Yeater
Wm. Carmicheal
McIntosh
Hazelton
Prohibition Views from I A Lovelace Letter to Comrades
The letter argues that prohibition significantly reduces liquor consumption and public dangers, despite violations. It calls for strict enforcement of all laws, electing officials who support law enforcement, and mobilizing Christians to back prohibition to end the liquor traffic. The author, I A Lovelace, urges civic responsibility and voter action.
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Linton
N. AL
North Dakota
Vilind Partizanship
Tule
United States
I. A. Lovelace
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Akota
Vin
Dakoy
Emmons
FORD
F. B. Irvine
Hague, N. N
P. S
Linton, North Dakota
Epward BraDdock
Revel
J. Craty
Cashier
W. E. Petrie
Phoenix Lumber CO
Linton, N. D
Linton Bakery
August Obermeier
Haggard & Maloney
Witfarmchen
Forum
Dan Russell
Leslie Simpson
Boston
Ludwig Folk
Napoleon
Lockjaw
Finch
Fargo
Commercial Club
Gilbreath
Dickey County Game and Fish Protective Association
B. G. Skulason
Grand Orks
Judge Lauder
Wahpeton
Jamestown
Northern Pacific
That City
Whitehead
Burke
Cando
Plumley
Brewer
IC. Baska
Sherwood
Missouri Slope
John Anderson
New Salem
Anderson
J. A. Stanton
Logan
iCas
Erin
Dannee
J. A. Stiles
Winona
J. 2B
Brock
California
Haselton Creamery
Ilman
Prom News
Dr. Welsh
Pred Junge, Jr
Roundup
Montana
Bret Repullicun
Lovelace
Mangin doSsuel
Asac
Osi
Ueatile Amd Ovillians
First Bank OF
Wo Petrie G
A. Herolz
Pop
A. Grain Woo
TRWIN
Litton
Neth
Noy
Teaith
Tinet Ane
The
First National Bank of
Wolfer’s
Wolters General Store
Kodaks
KODAK
New York
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