Linton and Hazelton Win Apps in Busy League Night
Strasburg loses as Linton and Hazelton claim wins in a crowded league slate. Napoleon falls to Hazelton as rain halts Braddock versus Hague at Hague, leaving standings unsettled but Hazelton riding momentum.
Games Last Sunday Scores From Linton and Nearby
Linton defeated Strasburg 7 to 6 and Hazelton beat Napoleon 8 to 4. Braddock at Hague had no game due to rain.
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Linton and Hazelton win close games to tighten league race
Hazelton defeats Napoleon four to three at Hazelton grounds while Linton beats Strasburg at Seeman Park. Braddock’s game with Hague postponed by rain. Hague Braddock sit one game behind after Sunday results. The Seeman Park contest featured 16 hits by Strasburg and 16 by Linton, with injuries and rotations affecting both sides.
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Napoleon Has Nice Service Memorial Day Observed by Legion
The Napoleon Legion post hosted a Memorial Day program attracting many Logan county residents. Despite a small post, 20 members organized a strong service with St. Anthony band aiding the event. Activities included a 1:30 parade to the cemetery and a return to Legion Hall for singing and a short program, marking Memorial Day as a valued community occasion.
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County School Notes and June Play Day Reminder
Pupils received Three Month Certificates this week including Rena Haak Harris Barr Peter Van Vugt Bakker Esther Kremer and many others. The county reports per capita amounts and notes a county play day set for June 9th while schools are nearing final exams and diplomas.
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Rena ‘Haak
Harris Barr
Peter van Vugt
Bakker
Esther Kremer
Herbert Ketchum
Maicie Gillespie
Alan ‘Paulson
Alexander Weiszhaar
Luella Sautter
Helen Hinton
Beverley Streeter
Gladis Meier
Floyd Logue
Clark Gillespie
Julius Dietrich
William Wudtke
Wilhelmina Wudtke
Tte Bechtle
Freda Wagner
Genevieve Stern
Dorothy Parsons
Florence Schumacher
Woodrow
Orthmeyer
Ethel Gregory
Reinold Gimbel
Salmon
Nelson
Frances
Williams Billie “Westcott
Kirk Batzer
Paul Rotzien
Jerome Landsberger
Mar
Jorie Kurt
Vivian Westcott
Eileen “Whitford
Raben-Wacker
Orville Yea
Ter
Melvin Simpkins
Herman Gimbel
Robert ‘Chattin
Daniel’ Parsons
Mawel’ ‘Siebert
Harold Zir‘bes
Hazelton
Charles’ Dornbush
Union
Katherine Coppendyk
Strasburg
Jacob Moch
Sylvia Thompson
Raymond Day
Clell Rambaugh
Herbert ‘Hanson
Wendelin Moch
Marga Iret Klein
Orville’ Hanson
iVerna
Jokela
Phyllis’ ‘Liversage
Marie Diet- Hein
Intyre
Syd Hober
Sand Creek
Esther Leidle
Alton
Lenhart
Herman’ Batzer
Leo Oe
Independent Republican slate marks Emmons Kidder race
In North Dakota district 26 Emmons and Kidder counties face a key ballot with senator candidate Alex Macdonald and four representatives. The independent ticket includes Elmer A Anderson Lars Langedahl and John Sleight, with Peter Barr also contending. Voters should note Macdonald’s independent stance and Ward’s League ties.
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John Burke
C. A. Ward
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Memorial Day Observed by Dan R. Richardson Post
Memorial Day exercises opened with a parade to the cemetery where veterans graves were decorated and taps played. Mayor Woolverton presided as Py Garrington of Bismarck delivered an inspiring address. A banquet and business session followed, with plans for a June Legion gathering and August camp near Seeman Park. A daytime baseball game Seeman Park saw Linton defeat Pollock 4 to 3 amid solid pitching and several extra-base hits. a dance concluded the day.
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American ‘Legion
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Py Gc.errington
Bismarck
Harrington
Dingston
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Auxiliary
Court House
Legion
Seeman Park
Linton
Pollock
Forizyak
Hague
Worms
Kintyre
Richter
Woods
Jake Lang
Ray Coonen
Boy Scout Movement Receives Broad Religious Support
The article notes wide backing from major religious groups for the Boy Scouts of America on its 12th anniversary February 8. It cites the Scout law emphasizing reverence toward God and faithfulness in religion as a key reason for cross-faith cooperation in character building and citizenship training.
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United States
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North Dakota Tax Burden Soars in Five Years Since 1917
State tax data show 42.78 percent of all levies since 1889 have been raised in the last five years ending 1921. Totals: $145,280,707 since 1917 and $194,299,005 before 1917. Per capita burden rose sharply from 1890 to 1921 amid rapid population and expenditure growth.
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Eiesteien
Lord Reels Et Riele'so Unis
Office of the Tax Commissioner
Parca
Candidates File for Primary Sheriff and County Judge Popular
Sunday marked the last day to file petitions for the June 28 primary. J M Stewart joined county judge candidates, while a full list includes Alex MacDonald and C A Ward for senator, Peter Bor and others for representatives, and multiple names for county offices such as auditor treasurer clerk of court and sheriff along with state attorney and commissioners.
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J. M. Stewart
Alex. MacDonald
C. A. Ward
Peter Bor
P. M. Weisbeck
Elmer A. Anderson
Roy A. Yeater
E. H. Brant
Chas. B. Carley
E. T. Atha
Jake J. Kramer
A. H. Irvine
W. F. Hageman
Thos. Shea
Henry Klaudt
C. F. Wagher
A. M. Britts
John M. Bichler
Don L. Tracy
J. R. O’donald
T. P. Lee
Adam Thomas
Ed. Miller
A. Brown
Olaf Larvick
W. H. Lee
Joe Volk
Chas. Coventry
Harry C. Lynn
H. H. Hansor
Frank Goughnour
T. E. Lawler
Anton Grunefelder
Ben Matthews
F. J. McConville
Anton Naaden
Joe Glas
Fred A. Schiermeister
Anotn Senger
Andy Rodenberg
John Rowerdink
John Biddlecomb
Fred P. Bader
Nick Heisler
Speeding arrests logged by city police
Three individuals were arrested for speeding last week by city police chief W. S. Freeman. Judge Britts fined Dr. Wolverton, Harry Lynn, and Arthur Schott ten dollars each. All paid, though Dr. Wolverton reportedly grumbled.
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Iity
Britts
Dr. Wolverton
Harry Lynn
Arthur Schott
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