Townley-led league tightens grip on North Dakota legislature
A Record reporter visits Bismarck to observe the townley faction in power as the Northwest Hotel hosts nightly caucus sessions. Townley directs lawmakers, exiles opponents, and dictates committee work while independents resist some aims. The session opens amid cautious control with mixed dissent and plans for mass meetings to push the constitution plan.
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A. C. Townley
Farmers of
North Dakota
Northwest Hotel
League
Old Northwest
Townley
Everson
J. E. Robinson
Supreme Court
Stenmo
Grand Forks
Stenmio
Grand Ferkis County
House of Representatives
Senate
Anchorage
Towaley
Cary
Hanson
Bismarck
Emmons County News Roundup From School to Bank Affairs
Schools reopen after holidays as five close for lack of funds and new county policies loom. Reports describe staff changes materializing under the new Rural and Consolidated School Inspector and a push to sell Emmons county school land next summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C. Macdonald
Edward Erickson
Macdonald
Frank S. Henry
Emmons County
Jennie van Soest
Bessie van Soest
Bakker No
Alton Lenhart
Rachel Lenhart
Roy Albrecht
Willis Shepard
Fred ‘Sholts
Lucille Shorts
Williamsport No
Katie Renner
Harold Renner
Sadie Brush
Ann Carrie Calquhoun
Alice Calquhoun
McCulley No
Merlen Chase
Dana
James Schlangen
Emmonsburg
Magdalina Gross
Clara Buchler
Carl Buchler
Bakker
Verna Simpkins
Williamsport
Thelma Harwood
Hazelton Happenings Briefs Mark Week in January
Hazelton note dated January 11 reports E. C. Campbell has recovered from a siege of the grippe. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Reamann traveled from their Braddock south of town to visit Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
E. C. Campbell
Grippe
H. A. Reamann
Braddock
Pollock Items Note Family Celebrations and Travel
Relatives of Mrs. Peter Leonard in Glanavon township gathered at her home last Monday to celebrate her birthday. Pollock residents Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bales attended, and F. H. Freeman of Dale visited on business and to check his health. Tom Keefer of Dale drove his daughter to Pollock for an eastbound train, with the girl continuing to Ellendale to study. An measles outbreak hits Dale, leaving many ill or recovering, while Mrs. Oliver LaFavey and Mrs. Clarence Meyers are gravely ill with colds. Tom Ryckman and children Francis and Hazel returned from three weeks in the east, visiting Hensel, Ontario, Niagara Falls, and Chicago.
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Linton
F. B. Streeter
Linton Record
Hazelton
Zirbes’ Hall
Chas. Armstrong
Ohio
Roy Cabbage
Eva
Verda Brindle
Park River
Clara Brindle
Kurtz
Paul Kurtz
Farmers’ State Bank
F. F. Crawford
Lisbon
Crawford
S. E. Kurtz
Paul
Martha
California
Grand Canyon
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Tacoma
Emmons County
Board of Commissioners
Peter Leonard
Glanavon
R. C. Bales
Pollock
F. H. Freeman
Dale
Freeman
Tom Keefer
Ellendale
Oliver LaFavey
Clarence Meyers
Tom Ryckman
Francis
Hazel
Hensel
Ontario
Niagara Falls
Chicago
Taken Up Steer Calls for Owner After January Meeting
A red yearling steer with no marks or brands has been in the neighborhood since December 1. Owners urged to call, pay charges, and remove the animal. The association held its fourth meeting on Saturday January 13 with many absent members. Teachers present included Esther Edmonds S Cecelia Henn John Croasdaile Russell Gooding W D Hellopeter G J Kundert Gust Feichtinger J Gaylord H B Kiefer and G Potter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Edmonds
S. Cecelia Henn
John Croasdaile
Russel Gooding
W. D. Hellopeter
G. J. Kundert
Gust Feichtinger
J. Gaylord
H. B. Kiefer
G. Potter
Gaylord
Yakima Valley
Wash
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Smith
Ward County
Northwest
Kraabel
Pendray
Stutsman County
Richland County
A. Swarzman
Sioux City
Iowa
Turner Hotel
Strasburg
Adv
Devel
Jimmy
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Prince Albert
P.A
Nationa
L Albert
R. J. Reynolds Tebacco Co
Winston-Salem, N.C
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co
Educational Department of Appreciation
Emmons County Republican
Emmons County Record
Braddock News
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