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North Dakota items from AROUND THE STATE column
A woman guests at a Towner hotel fell through a trap door and broke her leg. Judge Spalding secures winter rooms in Bismarck. Dickinson lowers insurance rates after new waterworks. Senators back Johnson for US Senate. Corliss denies Supreme Court bid. Matt Johnson elected rep by five votes. Flowers moved at Presbyterian church in Minot. Trail County farm auction ends in a brawl. one man knocked out and two teeth lost. Real estate dealer sells seventeen quarter-sections in 48 hours. Five men hunting with editor Phil Short fined for lacking permits. Editors push reforms to help poor candidates. Hunters steal dogs in Jamestown. thieves unknown. Dr. Thor Moeller bound over for criminal operation death in Minot. Fargo fair seeks $20,000 stock to clear debt. Dogden newsroom marriages shift editors. Wedding row at Richardton injures guests and robs a man. Col. Peake may be named adjutant general. Minot Democrat critique over party loyalties. Crop reporter notes corn growth. plan to expand. Mandan reform school builds new manual training block built by students. Minot court house marriage license saga between Helen Bessette and C. W. Boyd. Egg sale fraud tied to rotten eggs costs farmer $75. Kenmare Franklin car explodes. Dr Wiig escapes unhurt.
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Fargo State Fair Association
Fargo
Incubus
Dogden
Miss Foster
The
News
Miss Johnson
Observer
J. A. Johnson
Richardton
Valley City
Minneapolis Journal
Col. Peake
State Guard
Tom Poole
Cowan
Court House
Boyd
Grand Forks County
Franklin
I. C. J. Wiig
Kenmare
Wiig
Hazelton Happenings A Busy Week in Hazelton
Archie Mickel accepts solicitor post with New York Art Company and will start soon. Lucy Markley leaves for Lawton Oklahoma for the winter after a farewell party at Mrs B C Talbot. Cloyd Kurtz and Frank Crawford return from Minneapolis with no Ohio trip due to knee trouble. Ed Campbell injured unloading grain at Victoria elevator. Norman Batzer and Miss McManus wed in Minnesota. Albert Schneider heads to Switzerland for winter. Join Hoskins dies at 71. funeral in Hazelton with Rev John Laman officiating.
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Archie Mickel
Bismarck
New York Art Company
B. C. Talbot
Lucy Markley
Lawton
Oklahoma
Cloyd Kurtz
Frank Crawford
Minneapolis
Duluth
Ohio
Zeeland
Pleasant Valley
Hazelton
Norman O. Batzer
Bank of Slazelton
Miss. McManus
Minnesota
Ed Campbell
Victoria
Mr. Campbell
Join Hoskins
Iowa
John Laman
Braddock
The Haymakers Cantata at the Opera House
Tomorrow evening the Opera house hosts The Haymakers a cantata by Linton school pupils with a full cast including James Patterson Maoy Clayton Beryl Clayton Henry Sims lone Martin Klemens Kelsch and a Haymakers Chorus Seats likely to sell out with presale at Fla herty Pharmacy. The program lists Farm House Morning Praise Song Haymakers Solo and various duets and choruses across three acts.
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Opera House
Linton
Flaherty Pharmacy
Farmer
James Patterson Farmer
Parmer
Farmer’s Daughters
Official Returns and Board Vacancy Debate In 19th Century Ledger
Official election tallies show Taft Hughman? Taft 57 771 Bryan 32 909 Debs 2 405 Hisgven 38 Chatin 1 453. Taft plurality 24 862. Governor results: Johnson 47 003 Burke 4 346. Burke majority 2 253. Board of County Commissioners fills vacancy Dennis W. Casey, Gayton, after R. Buchanan resignation. Debate over four month vacancy and voter choice, concluding with Tweed quote.
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Secretary of State
Taft
Bryan
Debs
Hisgven
Chatin
Johnson
Burke
Hazelton
Board of County Commissioners
Dennis W. Casey
Gayton
R. Buchanan
Casey
Buchanan
Boss Tweed
New York
No Free Dog Passengers on Soo Line Hunting Season
The Soo Line will no longer carry dogs free. dogs with collars will count as 150 pounds of excess baggage and those uncaged as 100 pounds. Baggagemen face reduced risk, and other Northwestern roads may follow by removing dogs from free lists.
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Soo
Soo Line
Calves at Beaver Creek Stock Farm advertised for claim
On my premises at Beaver Creek Stock Farm Two 132 Rye 7 among Emmons County North Dakota three calves one spotted red and white and two red and white all branded on left hind leg owner to call prove properly pay charges and take the animals J R Davis Postoffice Linton ND
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Beaver Creek Stock Farm
Emmons County
N. D
J. R. Davis
Linton, N. D
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