North Dakota News Roundup of Politics and Crime
Levert Hanson sold eight month old pigs in Reeder for 24.20 each. Mining stock peddlers active in the northwest. A Minot raid captured six violators of prohibition. C E Slavins of Granville convicted in Rugby for assault with intent to commit a statutory crime. jury out four hours. Prairie chickens shot near Jamestown. a blacksmith in Mercer explored town with a baby buggy, later blamed on repairs. Rural carriers not collecting pennies unless wrapped or in a coin holder. New amusement venues surge in North Dakota this winter. Minor coal-dealers seek $8-10 monthly licenses for farmers delivering coal. Gilbreath praised at Fargo convention. Orange plants shipped from Seattle to Texas via Milwaukee line. Dickinson man Frank Hubble injured after fall from a pole. recovering. Lakota bank doors closed by state examiner. assets believed adequate. Aneta Panorama endorses P J McCumber. strong support in politics. Pem bina man bound over for threat to scalp a business man. Banks may accept drafts with a bill of lading for liquor shipments under federal law. Lee Russell returns from Wisconsin to resume farming. Editorial clash over Senator McCumber and a local newspaper. Death of Miss Sophia Gaare in Fargo from a playfully tragic incident. Moorhead weather reports show January mild with few subzero days. McCumber praised for grain growers speech at Fargo convention. A near-tragedy in Dickey involving a shooting during a card party. Arduser buys land in Saratowa, flax yields profitable. a case of North Dakota farming income. Governor Burke under scrutiny over Thompson and Purcell appointment rumors and misstatements.
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The note column reports Mrs. Roy Betzer recovering from illness, Mrs. Gottlieb Fereho traveling for medical care, a farm sale of 2,850 pounds for 400, and wedding notices prompting a quip about home announcements. It also mentions Mrs. J. Walter Brown’s daughter’s skull operation, Wahpeton attorney WE Vurcell sworn in as U. S. senator, and critiques Governor Burke’s influence on Senate appointments amid Democratic party tensions in North Dakota.
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