North Dakota News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Across North Dakota a Sunday baseball trend in Fargo contrasts with horseback riding in the city. The Great Northern plans a 100000 dollar project at Minot area. Lt. Gov. Frank Henry named land commissioner successor to Alex McDonald. A Minneapolis death by self harm blamed on snuff use. Calgary murder verdict acquits Arthur Pekly after jury deliberates 40 minutes. In Bismarck, Judge Willard sentences Clark and Crockard to two years and a 2000 dollar fine each. Mrs. J H Griffin dies from a self-inflicted pistol shot amid alleged improper relations with George Hart. Hart jailed. Widespread Webb law noncompliance in Fargo as distillers push shipments. ND sees demand for beer substitutes and powder products for home brews aiding likely end of dry period.
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North Dakota
Fargo
Great Northern
Minot
Frank Henry
Alex McDonald
Minneapolis
Atlantic
Pacific
Bismarck
N. D
Willard
Jim Jam Jems
Federal Penitentiary
Clark and Crockard
Leavenworth Federal
Griffin
Montana
Webb
Prohibition
Drowning Death Of Clark Buck At Water-Hole
Clark Buck about thirty years old drowned in twelve feet of water at a water-hole near his Dale country home. Neighbors found him after he failed to resurface and a bystander Ed Logue saw him sink. Linton rescuers could not reach him in time. He was found clutching a stone projection on the pond bottom. The funeral was held in Linton yesterday. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Dale
Clark Buck
Linton
Ed. Logue
Braddock Brevities publish many local items
Warren Mandigo visited Bismarck last week while Mrs. H. W. Allen and daughter Lucile spent Sunday there. Several locals traveled to Fargo for Gettysburg, and Mrs. Kate Savage won a gold medal at the W. C. T. U. convention in Dale. The Braddock and Napoleon baseball game drew fans as Brads won 4 to 2. An electrical storm injured no one, but damaged kitchen items and a stove pipe.
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Braddock
Napoleon
Brads
Frank
Dixon
Heavy Rain Floods Linton Businesses and Streets
A prolonged downpour last Thursday turned Linton streets into streams and basements into cisterns. The Linton Bazar, Emmons County Record, First Bank of Linton, bakery under LeSeuer, Verlanders drug store, and North Star Lumber suffered water damage. Crowds at the Griffin show sheltered inside until late. several locals were stranded en route from Steele, and lights failed near Petrie store. No widespread hail or wind damage reported. nearby crops mostly saved.
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Linton
Broadway
Linton Bazar
Emmons County
First Bank of
LeSeuer
Verlanders’ Drug Store
Linton Leader
North Star Lumber Company
Griffin
Opera House
Grand Celebration at Dale Fourth Picnic and Races
In the McCrory grove near Dale a Fourth of July event features Rev Barr of Pollock delivering an address. A 2 pm horse race with prizes leads to foot races for various groups, a biscuit eating contest, tug of war Pollock vs Dale, a Glanavon vs Dale ball game, and a bowery dance both afternoon and night. First class refreshments by H P Tracy and F W Welker. Frank Lewis marshal. Everyone invited. Also Temvik Lumber Yard promotes windows and door screens.
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McCrory Grove
Dale
Mr. Barr
Pollock
Glanavon
Hazelton Happenings and Local Ironies
Hazelton news notes Dr. Snyder in Bismarck, J J Roop visits from Bis marck, a lightning strike kills a local calf, births at Bis marck hospital, and a gypsy visit. Local health and business updates include H N Eby’s trip to Mahto S D and poor health. Hazelton vs Bismarck baseball set next Sunday in a hot clash.
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J.J. Roop
Bismarck
Peter Oster
Simon Opp
Bis *K Hospital
Mesdames Jos. Healy
S. F. Wright
R. C. Colburn
J. F. Snyder
H. N. Eby
Mahto
S. D
Eby
Hazelton
B. F. Klabunde
David Phillips
Aberdeen
Groton
John Kindcey
Cora Klabunde
Myrtle Klabude
Miss Blaisdell
Pollock Pick Ups Report Weather Itinerary
Miss Minnie Peterson moved to Burntad Minnesota with relatives. D David Lord relocated his household goods and will live in Strasburg for the summer. Steve Silk reports heavy rain and flooding along the river. A fierce hail storm south of Mound City damaged crops. Local merchants Frank McConville Fred Welkes Hal Tracy Cliff Putnam Nanden were in Pollock yesterday. Recent rainfall boosts crop moisture after a dry spell.
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Minnie Peterson Ratfirnest
Burnatad
David Lord
Strasburg
Steve Silk
Gemat
Mound City
Frank McConville
Fred Welkes
Hal Tracy
Cliff Putnam
Nanden
Fea
the Dale
Winona Countny
Pollogk
Notice on gambling law enforcement in North Dakota
The Record reports a new gambling prohibition law banning dice, slot machines, cards or any device in any building including stores, pool halls, hotels. The North Dakota Enforcement League will enforce it amid parent complaints for child protection. Building owners must remove gambling devices or face a yearlong closure. F L Watkins, Supt.
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North Dakota Enforcement League
F. L. Watkins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Arthur Pekly
Luther McCarty
Calgary
Leavenworth
J. H. Griffin
Ryder
George Hart
Hart
District Court
Warren Mandigo
H. W. Allen
Lucile
O. E. Sieverson
Persian Lake
Noble Nelson
St. Alexius Hospital
Nelson
Thos, Long
L. H. Siscu
Gettysburg
Sam Moen
Twin Cities
South Dakota
Sam
U-S
Dexter
McBride
Flandreau
R. Vie
Vie and Long
Kate Savage
Charley Gillespie
Rumley Products
Charley
Burnstad
Staak & Sieverson
A. C. Staak
Fred Cotton
Iowa
Staak
Sieverson
Milton Culbertson
Adv
Temvik Lumber Yard
Dr. Snyder
Nula Club
Ands. Warren
Geo. Zirbes
M. Feyereisen
Watertown
Ashton
Feyereisen
Haselton
Emmons County Telephone Co
Wes
West Country
Goodridge-Call Lumber ‘Co
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