Lightning Kills Farmer at Bowdon and Farm News
Phillip Reiling was killed by a bolt while pumping water, near Bowdon, during a storm. A school-house near Pleasant Lake suffered window damage and a burned sash. North Dakota adopts motor spirit for autos, arsenic found in baking powder samples, and a shotgun accident injures James Johannes near Jamestown. Estate of Alma J. Parkin split between Lucile Van Solen and Louis C. Kennedy. A Glendive steer of 4000 pounds is hoped for by fall. horses regain favor in cities over trucks for short hauls. Devils Lake fish stock planned from 18,000 Steel Hedge trout eggs. George Koch, Hebron cream-buyer, charged with Bucock test underreading. Fred Gallagher, Hebron boy, loses one foot to a train accident. disappearances of NP rail crewman C. W. Rutherford unresolved. Jamestown notes lightning toll and safety advice. Stand ing Rock missionary Father Bede Marty dies at 53. Edmore bolt injures M J LaVang family. fire contained. Park River youth civic league organized for city cleanliness. LaMoure county to push main highways via auto club plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Reiling
Bowdon
Pleasant Lake
North Dakota
E. F. Ladd
A. C
Pure Food
Grand Forks
James Johannes
Jamestown
Alma J. Parkin
Cannon Ball
Lucile van Solen
Louis C. Kennedy
Enoch Harsten
Glendive
Mont
Fish Hatchery
The
State University At
F&h
Devils Lake
Pollock Progress Highlights Local Health and Community Ventures
Quarantine news reports Will Van der Vorste with smallpox at home the only case in the area. Notable items include two veterinarians returning from field work, a baby born to Mr. and Mrs. Lute Devan in Wishek, and a typhoid pneumonia case of Mr. Solomonson near Winona. The 9th Dist W C I A convention set for Dale features speeches by Rev. Alice R. Palmer and Mrs. Wilson with all day sessions and a gold medal contest. A hot baseball game saw Linton edge Pollock by one run. Farmers form Terland Telephone Co. to wire lines among nearby towns, with Westfield central office and early fall operation expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spencer Chilcott
Hague
Clement Prouty
Wisconsin
Minnesota
General Atkins
Lute Devan
Wishek
N. D
Gerdes
Eureka
Bleve
Bleve ‘Solomonson, Near Winona, In Consultation With Dr. Shockey. Mr. Solomonson
R. F. Cranston
Hilger
Mont
Montana
Dist. W. C. I. A
Dale
Alice R. Palmer
Wilson of
Linton
Pollock
Westfield
Terland Telephone Co
Gerrit van Beek
Peter Bor
M. van Soest
Abel Compaan
Andrew Olson
Peter Nieusma
H. H. Nieusma
Wm. Clevenga
John Stam
Treas
Arend Hasper
W. Rodenburg
Strasburg
Westeld
Herreid
Tragic Accident at Emerson Claims Railway Worker
A railway shop mechanic named Gordon sat on a pile of cinders near the track to watch a passing train. The bank slipped as the train went by, sliding him onto the rails and under wheels, severing both legs. He received local care then died en route to Winnipeg hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Gordon
Winnipeg
Linton Takes Struburg Scare With 5 To 2 Victory
Linton beat Strasburg 5 to 2 in a brisk local baseball game. Lucking pitched well for Strasburg, while Bert Thompson and Schenkenberger each delivered solid relief for Linton. Errors by both infields helped fuel the scoring as Lynn and Streeter sparked Linton with key hits and a two-run fifth. Snyder umpired at home with Bud Ferry behind the bases as the quick, low-strike affair ended 8:10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strasburg
Linton
Lucking
Bert Thompson
Hazelton
Schenkenberger
McKenzie
Lynn
Streeter
Helmeke
Strayburg
Scherer
Kraft
Schier
Paulson
Thompson
Baumgartner
Fred Petrie
Snyder
Plate
Bud” Ferry
Thompse
Ofke
Meter
Strasbun
Ferry
Braddock Brevities June 1 highlights local life
Sapp returns to Fargo Esther Junge visits Kin tire. Mrs L H Sisco buys a five passenger Ford. Storm disrupts Tell church services. Alfred Dixon and Henry Wuole fly to Lin ton. Hazelton plans a grand Fourth. Braddock defeats Moffit 15 to 11. J D McCusker returns from Regina after a brother's death. Edna Nelson ill. Dr Larrabee attends. Blacksmith David Phillips visits for work for O Feltheim. Mrs Mandigo Cotton and Allen drive to Hazelton for a social. Feltheim and John Strong go to Bismarck for repairs and the firemen tournament. John attends a Methodist conference. Tom Shepard taken to hospital in Bismarck for appendicitis. Thirty-eight cream cans unloaded. Braddock may get a creamery. Mitchell street grading nears completion under John Ryan. Memorial Day observed with bank closure and graves visited. Archie Kendall shoots coyotes north of town. Ray Wilton to ship to Michigan. Sam Moen heads to Faribo for Sonic homecoming. visits South Dakota, Minnesota. Agent Barton’s new express truck causes a humorous incident. weighs about 800 pounds. W T Jagd leaves for Montana to canvass for two months. A C Staak acts as president of Step Lightly club. Phone line work to start in ten days. Persian Lake line ready to install. 34 subscribers, 32 miles covered. Braddock Kintyre line to connect farms and Sisco farms with Kintyre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Shepard
Hazelton
Shepard
Bismark
Lraddock
Mitchell Street
John Ryan
Archie Kendall
Archie
Ray Wilton
Michigan
Sam Moen
Sam
Watertown
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Persian Lake
Braddock
Braddock-Kintyre
Sisco
Kintyre
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United States Bureau of Fishery
George Koch
Hebron
Flint
Koch
Joe Austin
C. W. Rutherford
Mandan
Northern Pacific
Fred Gallagher
John Gallagher
B. L. Winchell
Frisco Road
Howard Elliott
Winchell
James J. Hill
Father Bede Marty
Standing Rock Reservation
Northwest
Fort Yates
Edmore
M. J. LaVang
Here
Mr. LaVang
Ingvald
Man
Park River
Junior Civic League
Women's Civic League
LaMoure County
LaMoure County Automobile Club
Will van der Vorste
Guy Allen
Rolland Miles
Ees Linton
al No
Shearer
Haumgart
Ter
Sapp
Fargo
Esther Junge
L. H. Sisco
Storm
Alfred Dixon
Henry Wuole
Moffit
J.D. McCusker
Regina
Sask
Edna Nelson
O. W. Nelson
Larrabee
David Phillips
O. Feltheim
Mesdames Mandigo
Cotton
Allen
W. L. Yeater
John Strong
Bismarck
Ole
John
Barton
Hemg
Bart
W. T. Jagd
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
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