Judge Robinsons Open Sunday Edict Sparks North Dakota showdown
North Dakota Associate Justice James E. Robinson orders stores to stay open on Sunday defying state blue laws. Police and the attorney general balk, while N G Nelson opens a Grand Pacific cigar stand and faces possible prosecution. Senators and leaguers are cited as witnesses as the dispute over Sunday sales escalates.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Massachusetts Bay Colony
James E. Robinson
North Dakota Supreme Court
Langer
Supreme Court
Robinson
Downing
Supreme Court of
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Commonwealth
Justice Robinson
William Langer
Nelson
Hides and Furs Ship to the Old Reliable
The Northwestern Fur & Hide Co offers top cash for hides and furs with no commission and prompt returns. Current prices include No. 1G hides 24c per lb, green hides 22c, veal calf 40c, veal Kip 30c, horse hides 8.00 to 5.00, with higher values if the market rises.
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Northwestern Fur & Hide CO
Minneapolis
State Attorney orders enforcement of Sunday closings
Acting under orders from Attorney General William Langer, North Dakota officials announce strict enforcement of state laws. In Bismarck, States Attorney F E McCurdy says cigar stands pool halls bowling alleys and roller skating venues will close on Sundays and that violators will face action. The letter goes to all state attorneys urging cooperation in enforcement across fifteen counties and fifty two counties statewide. Also listed are recent certificate recipients for three months attendance at Hague Danbury Gayton Williamsport Kintyre districts.
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North Dakota
William Langer
Capitol
Justice Robinson
Bismarck
F. E. McCurdy
McCurdy
Ager
Joseph Baumgartner
Raymond Hauer
Eva Hauer
Anton Klein
Annie Baumgartner
Annie Klein
Hague
Lea Schenkenberger
Hugo Schenkenberger
Danbury
Esther Kiemele
Willie Job
Martha Kiemele
Ernie Job
Gayton
Secunda Appert
Rufina Appert
Harmon Appert
Williamsport
Paul Larson
Edith Larson
Kintyre
County Notes Highlight Rural Education And Lectures
A county office promotes poetry from Mrs Lowater of Linton and urges civics classes with Gov. Frazier's view on school reform. It recommends daily school attendance, mentions N S Sheffield's Jan 19 lecture in Temvik, and notes a planned county agricultural expert appointment at the Feb 8 commissioners’ meeting.
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Lowater
Frazier
Iowa
Thos. Cooper
Agricultural Extension Department
Board of County Commissioners
Braddock Brevities January 4 News Flash
Ed Savage recovers from illness after over a week. Ira Scroggins travels from Bismarck for business. Bibelheimer family visits Washburn over holidays due to cold. Church bell cracked so no services Sunday. Wm Wilton moves into new pool hall and plans to be among state’s finest. Long and Kaiser with Thomas Long depart for Texas then Twin Cities. County commissioners meet and appoint T J Richardson to fill vacancy and name county health officer and audit duties.
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Ed. Savage
Ira Scroggins
Bismarck
Henry Bibelheimer
Andrew Bibelheimer
John Bibelheimer
Washburn
Wm. Wilton
Byant
County Health Oficer
Senator and Mrs Allen and Lucille depart for Cap ital City
Senator and Mrs H W Allen and Miss Lucille left for the capital city where Miss Lucille will attend school and the senator attends the session that opened Tuesday. L M Doerschlag left to spend winter in Pasadena visiting relatives en route to California. Stores begin new oclock closing law with strict Sunday closures.
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H. W. Allen
Lucille
L. M. Doerschlag
Pollock Notes Weather, People and 1917 County Board Actions
Local items report market trips for Hal Tracy and others from Pollock and nearby towns. Updates include medical travel to Rochester, sickness in Westfield, and a blizzard era pneumonia case. The January 1917 county board session finishes fast with appointments, papers, and official papers designated.
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Jas. Stewart
Huron
S. D
Fred
Cliff Bader
Winona
Emmon County
Dykema
Iowa
Gerrit Brummel
Pollock
Fred Ryckman
Fletcher Ryckman
Westfield
Warnshuis
Salesman Wanted by Central Petroleum Co Cleveland
Advertisement seeks men to earn over 125 dollars per month as salesmen with advancement opportunities. Central Petroleum Co Cleveland Ohio invites responses.
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Central Petroleum CO
Cleveland
Ohio
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Knights of the Grip
Kelepone
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Minn
Lid
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Braddock
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Daie Wuestley
George Bockhaus
Temvik
M. D
T. J. Richardson
Mr. Richardson
Horsehead
Meinhover
Court House
E. D. Fogle
Board of Health
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Weber
Emmons County Record
Braddock News
Hazelton Republican
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