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North Dakota items mix river lows and land news
The state news roundup reports the Little Missouri River is ankle deep in places. Farm loans totaling 250 dollars are approved. A new bank, Citizens' State Bank of Streetor, is organized with named incorporators. News covers census figures for Minot, a fatal lightning strike in Dickinson, dairy and creamery developments, road naming plans, and local incidents from Hazelton to Mandan.
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Missouri
State Board of School and University
Walford Farmers’ Elevator Company
Citizens’ State Bank of Streetor
N.C. Young
C. L. Merrick
K. N Wylie
Williams County
Williston
Dave Kohn
Dickinson
North Dakota
Minot
Durand
Washington, DC
Senator Simpson
Russell
Supreme Court
Dan Russell
Melrose
Mass
Wimbledon
Hd Flewell
Pasteur Institute
Minneapolis
State Board of University and School Lands
Chas. Brady
Antler
Burr
T. J. Wangeberg
Washburn
Haugeberg
Hert Draxton
Northwood
Draxton
Walcott
M.C. Blackett
Fargo
J. A. McGregor
Billings County
Ismarck
Billings
Geo. Bucktink
Mandan
Bismarck
Alwyther Postoffice
Postoffice
Fort Rice
M. ©. Caddell
John Buckley
Milo Davis
F. W. Schmidt
Morton County
New Salem
Square Butte
Grand Forks
H.O. Batver
Twin Cities
Royalton
Minnie
Dakotas
Mr Hatter
1 R. Batzer
Minn
Hjo
Rok
Ratcer
John Snyder
Sam
Snyder
Inerin
Havelton
Missouri River
Hmimton County
al Mikalson
Walter Tibbetts
Leroy Irvin
Jos. Healy
L. S. Chapman
Hazelton