North Dakota Roundup of Weather, Crime and Agriculture News
Around the state, cities plan weed clearances at owner expense while storms cause roof damage. A new cement slaughterhouse will rise in Valley City after a food inspection. Flood damage costs loom in Bismarck. Ramsey County reports black rust and farm losses. Alfalfa grows six feet high as experts tout a bright future for Dakota agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Valley City
McKenzie County
Christine Smith
Souris
Boundary Creek
S. K. Warnock
Westhope
Warnock
Devil’s Lake
Weather Bureau
John Hanson
Fargo
Johnson
William Stover
J. C. Stover
Bottineau
Lake Metigoshe
Bismarck
George Hart
Ryder
Smith
Yellowstone Park
Canada
Heath
Cass County
Gardner
Velva
Adolph Nordwall
Garrison
J.C. Westlake
Department of Agriculture
North Dakota
Dada
Missouri Slope
N. H. Darton
United States Geological Survey
Bowman County
Little Missouri River
Red River
Hazelton Happenings Report Local Ventures and Departures
Hazelton residents report new cement walks and steps at Joe Healy’s home, a new residence foundation for John Baker, and a harness shop addition by George Zirbes. Dave Phillips travels to Groton, S C for a week with relatives. Frank Graybear welcomes a baby daughter near Livona. Saddle pony accident injures the animal. Victoria Elevator adds coal supplies. gas lighting lights installed at several local sites. Public schools prepare to open with a listed staff. Local officials report a horse-thief captured near Westfield. Rainy season yields strong crops ahead with grain in shock. Town expects a creamery and renews plans for grounds purchase. Mr. and Mrs. Matthews plan Spokane relocation and irrigation investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. G. Carney
Lyons Elevator Company
J. J. Roop
A.B. Klabunde
Prof. Bowen
Susie Walzer
M. Pearl Baker
Hazelton Mercantile Company
Gem
F. Wright
Victoria
Fogel
L. Chapman
Anton Goehring
Canada
Jones
South Dakota
Westfield
William
Emmons County
J.B. Crowell
Streeter
Jack
Hazelton
Joe Healy
A. &. Klabunde
B. Kurtz
W. M. Matthews
Spokane
Matthews
Lilly
Eamon
Braddock Briefs Preview Railway Depot Petition
Local notices report petitions to urge Soo Railway to build a Braddock depot. Other items note Coover brothers touring with a merry-go-round, visitors from Davenport and Bismarck, a near-tragedy involving a child near a Soo train, and various local happenings including farming accidents and strawberry harvests. Sealed bids seek twenty tons of lignite coal for Larvik school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo Railway
Braddock
Alfred
Oscar Coover
Bismarck
Lucy Stickelberg
Davenport
Iowa
G. E. Torrison
Hendershott
Wm. Baxter
Larvik
Thos. Jones
Winchester
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Linton, North Dakota
Iowavn
Jewel J. Crain
Casitiet
Phoenix Lumber CO
Linton, N. C
Phoenix
First Bank OF
Linton
Jakob Jangula
General Merchandise
Linten
Baptist
Miceen
Hattineau
Hans Gorder
Grafton
O. A. Rod
Walsh County
Harry Gibson
St. Thomas
Grand Forks Herald
Hermann Lenz
Stiles
Harvey Smith
Sibley Butte
Burleigh County
West Union
East
August Vith
John Baker
George Zirbes
Main Street
Dave Phillips
Groton
S. C
Frank Graybear
Livona
J.B. Davis
Broly
Victoria Eevator Company
A. L. Geil
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E. D. Fogle
Bond
Dan Ferdhe
Soo
Hoagland
Kampire Place
Dawson
Aug. Benz Ranch
Henry Hoffman
J. C. Wagner
Pursian Lake
Mitchell Street
Dan Rennie
Bernty
Aive Walthew
Linton State Bank
Gol Matkine
Linton Bakery
Alwawh
LN &Ricock
Linton - Aazelton Land Company
Mheaselton
L. du Heaume
Linton, N. D
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Goodridge-Cali Lumber Company
Dacotah Lumber Company
Alents
McKibbin
Ney Bards If
W. E. Petrie
Aten E Ota
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Royal Typewriter
R. C. Burlincame
Larvik North Dakota