North Dakota News Snapshot From Roundup of State Items
Reports from Bismarck to Grand Forks cover dairy sales ban on untested cows, theater ban on a play in Minneapolis schools, a fire scare near Lisbon, a poison incident with children, and a historical display of the Bobby Bruce engine. Also noted are record Missouri River ice delays, a Caledonia assault case dismissal, a vast North Dakota farmers’ club drive, crop values for 1918, and alfalfa trials near Woodworth with promising first-year yields.
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Bowman County Board of
Heaith
Bismarck Tribune
Misa Josephine McCoy
Eugenes
Presbyterian Church
Minneapolis
Grand Forks
N. D
Tus
North Dakota
Bobby Bruce
Dakota’ Territory
Bismarck
Roberts
Weather Bureau
Missouri
Farmers’ Clubs
North Dakota Better Farming Association
Farmers’ Organization
Thomas Cooper
Federal
United States Department of Agriculture
Cavalier
Menno Liebler
Gulf of Mexico
North Dakota Game and Fish Board of Control
Brewer
Woodworth
John D. Hames
Changed Owners and Local Basketball Highlight
Property transfers include United States to Cham ley and others with prices noted. In sports, Ashley beat Linton 82 to 10 as Lin ton guards Linn and Schock led scoring while local forwards struggled to convert baskets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Ashley
Ashley Boys
Ned
Schock
Linn
Gregoritz
Adam Jangula
George Henderson
Ashley Lands
Ashly
Ono
Johnston
MecGogey
Rooks
Mohn
Bredberg
Jangula
Henderson
Senhock
Petrie
Bids for Deposit of County Sinking Fund
County officials solicit bids for the deposit of the sinking fund with proposals due by a stated date. The notice specifies required details including rate quotation and terms for the county’s sinking fund investment, with submission location and deadline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Sinking Fund
Conciel
Enos
Portiard
Conney
Willie
Stesbo
Omio School Closes For Vacation After Christmas
The Omio school closes for a week long vacation starting Friday. The next Literary Club meeting is set for Briggs on Saturday evening January 3. Debates begin with the resolution that the Govern- ile of the state should...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennings
Mickel's
MFE
Pitcher's Place
U. S
Mexico
John H. Haveman
L. T Briggs
Hans Hansan
Fee Pitener
R. Reed
Omio
Briggs
Braddock Briefs Brighten Local Correspondent Notes
A flurry of visits and travels centers Braddock as residents return from Bismarck Shenandoah and east coast points. Mrs. J D McCusker, Nora Melander, and Esther Junge visit kin while Roe Wirth improves after typhoid pneumonia at Bismarck hospital. Local youths form band, elect officers, and plan a Christmas program. Fred and Leslie Clark show cautious recovery from recent operations in Canada and Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana School
Fred Clark
Bismarck
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Lisbon
Herman Reinke
Here
Anton Hoettrich
Mott
Hillsboro
Caledonia
Hong
Emmons County
United States
George C. Chamley
Register
Francis M. Mick
Heinrich Hoff
Albert N. Johnson
Jseph Henkin
A. P. Lenhart
Mary Lennart
J. Jhon Kalberer
Rooo’s Nest
Heezelian
Beaver Valley Cemetery Association
Herald Brothers
Beaver Valley Cemetery
Wilhem Kandert
Katharina Kandert
Kutnacon Kinde
Agrening
Wilbur M. Mathews
Aimee I. Mathews
August B. Kishunve
Hizelton
Willian M. Matthews
Aimee BE. Matthews
Aurgus K. Kibunde
Patterson Land Company
Basket Ball
Louis Hanson
Marie
Hame
Minnesota
G. Bechtle
Prop
Vorlander
Braddock
J. D) McCusker
John Melander
Ed. Savage
Shenandoa
Iowa
Roy Betzer
Regent
Soe
Nora Melander
W. W. Mandigo
The
Bis
Esther Junge
Danford
Marmarth
Uraddock School
Roe Wirth
Roe
A.C. Staak
Frank Lenny
O. M. Vic
Roy Sparks
Linton Bargain Store
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