Hazelton Local News Roundup From Hazelton ND, Town Folks
Hazelton area notes: Ray Little from Temvik. Fr. Krank returns from Yellowstone. Mrs. Chas Farrell in Bismarck hospitals. Mrs. Raridon arrives to join husband. Local residents travel to Minnesota and Winona country. Cattle sold. Vic Weber on vacation. John Jenner in Winona country. Charles Raridon clerks in Klabunde’s store. A new restaurant planned in former Bechtle site. Various visits, hail damage, and farm updates. New cream station, stock ads, and banking reminders appear along with thrashing season outlook.
Alexander Graham Bell and North Dakota News Briefs
Minot reports the North Dakota Bar association meets September 14 15. Crosby supplies local lighting. Grand Forks threshers report 75 bushels per acre from oats near here. Velva appoints W E Byerly as game warden for the northern district. Beach notes gas and power supply to Wibaux Montana and Sentinel Butte. Carson reports two Missouri men bought 1600 acres of Heart River land in Grant county. Carpio notes gas struck in a well 176 feet deep on a local farm.
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Minot
North Dakota Bar Association
Crosby
Grand Forke
Velva
W. E. Byerly
Wibaux
Mont
Sentinel Butte
Carson
Missouri
Heart River
Grant County
State records notes in Consumer Stores receivership
C W Reichert as receiver for Consumers United Stores Co turned over to the state Industrial Commission notes totaling 28000 dollars. The commission is cred itor of the store for about 14000 dollars for unpaid Drake Mill flour bills. It shows at least one instance where a local store paid the parent company but the parent did not settle the mill account.
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C. W. Reichert
Consumers United Stores Company
State Industrial Commission
Stores
Stores Company
Consumers Company
Industrial Commission
Drake
Crawford
For Sale 32-60 Advance Steam Engine Parts
For sale 32-60 Advance Rumley Separator and Reeves steam engine practical ly new. Will sell cheap. Call or write WM. Schanlaber Adyaul0 Hazelton North Dakota.
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Rumley
Reeves
Roads Accept Harding Plan
Executive heads of 148 American railways have conditionally accepted President Harding's second settlement proposal for the nationwide strike after a prolonged, secret conference at Grand Central Terminal.
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Harding
New York
Grand Central Terminal
Union Officials Power Strike Call For Great Lakes Vessels
Washington Union officials empowered to call a general strike on the Great Lakes notified the Labor Department that no action would be taken now. The decision awaits advice from the Lake Carriers' Association executive committees on whether to meet with vesselmen representatives in a joint conference to adjust wage differences.
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Washington
Great Lakes
Labor Department
Lake Carriers’ Association
Secretary of Labor
Germany Granted Moratorium Amid London Dispatch
A dispatch to Havas from London reports Germany will be granted a moratorium until year end. In St Paul poultry dealers and breeders plan to hold an international show August 15 at the Ryan hotel, tied to the National Dairy show October 7 to 14 in the Twin Cities.
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Germany
Paris
Havas
London
St. Paul
Ryan Hotel
Twin Cities
Temvik Social Notes From Temvik Area
TEMVIK Continued from Page Seven spent Saturday evening in Linton Mrs. Chas Chase and family eat Sunday at Ray Jackman's Ellis Buck and family called at the W A Foell home Sunday afternoon Carrie Reich spent the first part of the week at her brother Pete's home Mr and Mrs E Zunkel and son Leonard were Temvik visitors last Sunday C J Albrecht and family were entertained at Herman Brusch's Sunday Percy Benedict of Pollock SD was in Temvik Monday Charlie DeWitt and F A Muckler the rural carriers are taking their annual vacation now
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Linton
Chas. Chase
Ray Jackman
S. Ellis Buck
Temvik
Charlie DeWitt
F A. Muckler
Steps to Banking Careers at Dakota Business College
The State Bank of Gardner hired Fred Newgard after he finished training at Dakota Business College in Fargo North Dakota. The ad touts 226 graduates becoming bank officers and encourages enrollment for the Fall term, offering a free one year subscription to Success magazine.
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State Bank of
Gardner
Fred Newgard
Dakota
Business College
Fargo
N. D
Fred
Our
Success
Dakota Business College
Front Sc
Fargo, N. D
Million Tons for Northwest Coal Supply
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission granted priority on one million tons of coal for Northwest consumption to be divided among Duluth coal docks. The allocation adds to 200000 tons weekly and should move within 10 days if railroad cars are available, easing industrial plant fuel shortages amid government transport failures.
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Paul
Minnesota
Ivan Bowen
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Duluth
Northwest
Lake Erie
Owners Reject Lewis Bid During IL Operators Conference
Chicago leaders of the Coal Operators association said they would not travel to Cleveland to confer with John L. Lewis. President Kavanaugh noted their telegram asking for arbitration per President Harding’s principle. Lewis replied he was not in favor, so they declined the meeting.
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Chicago
W. K. Kavanaugh
Coal Operators’ Association of
Illinois
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Innners
Lewis
Kavanaugh
Harding
Joliet Big Four Members Quit Strike Over Troops
About 1,800 engineers firemen conductors and brakemen of the Elgin Joliet and Eastern Big Four divisions quit work in Joliet in protest of troops stationed near the J yards. Led by Charles O Day the walkout followed orders to notify railroad executives of a threatened strike if troops were not withdrawn. Lieut Col Nelson Morris said he could not alter the situation under state orders.
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Nelson Morris
Hoskins-Meyer Kodak Prints Promise Quality
An advertisement from Hoskins-Meyer in Bismarck North Dakota touts Kodak prints that never fade. It invites customers to compare their Kodak album against faded brown prints, claiming superior workmanship and lasting color.
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Hoskins-Meyer Kodak
Kodak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hazelton Town News
Ray Little
Krank
Yelowstone Park
Chas. Farrell
Bismarck
Mrs. Raridon
Hazelton
H. O. Batzer
Jake Bender
Frank Rotzien
Jos. M. Weber
Victor Weber
John Jenner
Winona Country
Charles Raridon
Klabunde
Kilabundes
Victor Bechtle
Gerry O’callahan
Fogle
George Owens
Moffit
Ford
Northern Produce Co
Nelson
Adv
G. A. Lenhart
Carl Fischer
Minneapolis
H. O. Sauer
Mr Sauer
Bank of Hazelton
H. Crimmins
Pete Hansen
Mr. Hansen
Odin
Ind
Mrs. O'Donald
Herbert Simmer
Dale Forsyth
Wm. Raven
Pacific Coast
Louis Berkholz
N. Dak
F. Sabraw and Son
Joe Sabraw
Mikalson
Ole
Plevna
W. F. Todd
C- Schoepp
Consid
Dodd
Alexander Graham Bell
Bell Telephone
United States
Canada
WM. Schanlaber
Davis
L. C. Tofte
Portland
Ore
Campbell
Minn
John
Ralph
Albert Stevens
Edgar Wray
D. C. Crimmins
Hazelton, North Dakota
Neward
Geo. Zirbes
N.W
U. S
Joliet
BIG-4
Hoskins-Meyer
Bismarck, N. D
oose-Wies Biscor
Raany Bakere
Sunshine Biscuits
A. E. Klabunde
Forsyth
Mamie Forsyth
Prap
Braddock
FR. Krank
Hazelton Lodge
Officera
W. B. Andrus
Hazelton Lodge No
Klabunde’s Hall
C. E. Gregory
N. G
G. E. Whitford
W. G
H. E. Winchester
John Baker
Treas
Rebeccans
Allie Kramer
Lyle Briggle
V.G
Dora Schanlaber
Grace Wood
Hazelton Drug Co
Hazleton, No
Dak
Detroit
Fordson
Northwestern Motor Co
Hazelton, N. D
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