North Dakota Miscellany: suicides, damage, and court news
Mohall reports two suicides with despondency given as cause. a Kenmare lightning strike damages a major milling plant and nearby property. Other items note a fatal train incident at Beach, a fatal farm land sale price in Bismarck, and assorted injuries and court actions across Mohall Medina Timmer Mandan New Rockford and Bismarck with local officials and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohall
David Irwin
Robert
Tland
London
Kenmare
Frontier Milling
Ward County
Meir
Catherine Wheeler
Charles ‘Hoffman
Northeastiry
Hoffman
Bath
N. Y
Bismarck
Burleigh County
Hayes
Dan Cahill
Williams
Albion
Neb
Cahill
Timmer
H. W. Koch
J. W. Burdick
Bowery
Mandan
A. L. Nichols
Willis T. Inman
Mary C. Inman
North Dakotans
Changed owners in Strasburg and Linton real estate
Milwaukee Land Company transfers lands to Raphael Volk in Strasburg lot 18 block 3 for 160 dollars. Darlands sell in Linton area lots 1 and 2 in 18-185-77 for 2044 dollars. Northern Pacific Railway sells to Gustavus A Herolz parts of sections 26-181-75 for 280 dollars. Nagl pair sell in 718-135-277 for 2000 dollars to James L Darland. Northern Pacific sells again to Gustavus A Herolz part of 24-124-75 for 330 dollars. Matching Alvestad to John Hukee in 85-434-76 for 1760 dollars. Feltons sell in 20-130-74 for 1 dollar and other value. Hague State Bank sells to Franz Hulm block 9 Hague for 575 dollars. Catharina Backhaus sells to William Gearin lot 20 block 2 Hunter's first edition to Linton for 1 dollar and other value. Grafs sell to Christ Wolfer lots 1 2 3 4 block 1 Hunter's first addition to Linton for 1 dollar and other value. Burnham Cole and Bye Cole sell to Charles Mailer lots 1 and 2 block 19 Hunter's first addition to Linton. Hackney and Jennie E. remain referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Land Company
Raphael Volk
Strasburg
James L. Darland
Ruth A. Darland
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Gustavus A. ‘Herolz
MY. M. Nag
Im. Nagl
Gustavus A.' Herolz
Alvestad
John Hukee
B. F. Felton
Sadie C. Felton
Oliver Brown
Hague State Bank
Franz Hulm
Hague
Catharina ‘Backhaus
William Gearin
Hunter
Linton
John M.graf
Philippina Graf
Christ Wolfer
Land transfers including Hunter's addition to Linton and Crowley heirs
A series of property deeds record transfers in Hunter's first addition to Linton including lots 26 to 31 for 1 and other valuable consideration. Names include Bertha May Pettis H A Pettis James Purcell Nellie Purcell to Gabriel Richter and Christ Christensen Margretha Christensen to John Barty. Also Joseph Voller Margaretha Voller to Christian Senger and others including Heirs of Mathew J Crowley. Amounts range from 1 to 4000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Purcell
Gabriel Richter
Christ Christensen
Margretha Christensen
John Barty
Hunter
Linton
Property Transfers Recorded Between Individuals
Various conveyances listed include Jakob Mach to an unnamed party for 18-132-74 valued at 330 dollars. Genevieve H Masters to Edna L Hatchkiss for 23-184-74 with one dollar and other consideration. H J Masters to Edna L Hatchkiss for 23-184-74 with one dollar. Mary C G Hatchkiss to Edna L Hotchkiss for 23-134-74 with one dollar and other consideration. F J Pietz to B C A Denholm for 2-192-79 valued at 600 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific Railway Company
Jakob Mach
Negr
Genevieve H. Masters
Edna L. Hatchkiss
Mary CG. Hatchkiss
Edna L. Hotchkiss
F. J. Pietz
B.C. A. Denholm
Hazelton Creamery Resumes Operations Amid Harvest News
Hazelton notes Oraon Ott staying with Mr and Mrs W d Pettis Ed Easton sick list recovered enough to attend town. After over two years since the 1911 fire, the Hazelton creamery restarted, butter production began Tuesday morning. Harvest time arrives with rye harvest next week. winter rye crop promises to be one of the best for feed and work ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medina
Carl
Reardon
E. M. ‘Reardon
Rissinger
Oraon Ott
W.d.'Pettis
Ed. Easton
Missoat
Dinastroms
Hazelton Creamery
Country Harvests, Band Plans, and Mud Road Tales
Crop work continues with threshing set to begin soon as rye harvest ends, followed by barley and haying. The hay crop is abundant after heavy rains. Frank Goughnour welcomes a son, and four sons represent the family. The band plans open air concerts weekly, weather permitting. Hog cholera hits A. E. Tye farm but is controlled with small losses. Floods have left roads muddy and perilous for autos, trapping several travelers. John Baker, S. A. Mikellson, Pi Ryan, and R. A. Yeater navigate mud and fuel shortages, with heroics and delays until help arrives around 2 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goughnour
Ryan
R. A. Yeater
Kodak Finishing Ad Missive From Bismarck Studio
Short ad copy urging prompt sending of film for best results. It advertises mail order photo finishing from Theeetene Photo Studio in Bismarck. tone terse and promotional with a direct solicitation claim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KODAK
Theetene Photo Studio
Bismarck
Also Mentioned on This Page
Todd
Beach
Ned Bankston
Bankston
Bismarck Thinfall
Commercial Club
Fargo Forum
United States
Frederick Boettcher
Amidon
Lane County
First National Bank of Aberdeen
S. D
Pres
Rutherford B. Hayes
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Medora
New Rockford
W. C. Dresser
W. A. Farmer
Sam Tich
Tom Sharkey
Midway City
C. E. Barnes
Frank Barnes
C. J. Martineson
Martineson
Bearn
Emmons County
Burnham W. Cole
Bya Li. Cole
Charles Mailer
Joseph M. Hackney and
Jennie E
Johannes Vander Vorste
Wietske Vander Vorste
Joe Vander Vorste
Adam Gefroh
Katharina Gefroh
Sebastian Gefroh
Mathew J. Crowley
New Grand
Hazelton
A. E. Tye
Tye
Autoig
Messrs
Phonte-Aday
Avery Threshing
Avery
P. G
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