North Dakota news roundup spans fairs crimes and notices
North Dakota towns report fair dates funding votes and new projects. Oakes-Dickey youngsters attend encampment. Barnes County fair set for July 5 to 8. post office break in charged in Maza John Gilbertson sentenced 30 days and $100 fine. Heating plan funds approved in Lisbon. bank falsifying case in Crystal Springs. various county farm bureaus form and plan events. a fatal truck accident in Fargo. multiple county investigations and public notices across Fargo Grand Forks and Bismarck.
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Fargo
Oakes—Dickey
Sargent County
Valley City
Barnes County Agricultural Association
John Gilbertson
Lisbon
Old Settlers Association of
Nelson County
Stumplake Park
Martin
Pat Farley
George Martin
Martin State Bank
Christ Heer's
Brinsmade
Gopher Day Association
Benson County
Devils Lake
B. W. Driggs
Sugar City
Idaho
School For the Deaf
J. C. McClure
LaMoure
Frank Shields
Nortonville
Grand Forks
North Dakota Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Washburn
Knights of Pythias
John Mortz
Peter Mortz
Bismarck
North Dakota
Mandan
Harvey
Crystal Springs
George D. Richards
Aneta
J. T. Kristianson
Asher L. Burdick
United Grain Growers’ Organization
Fred P. Mann
W. A. Donnelly
North Dakota Retail Merchants’ Association
American Legion
F. W. Galbraith
Chicago
Winnipeg
Hankinson
Telander
Germany
Kaiser
Montana
Christian Kaiser
Great Falls
Leach
Golden Valley County
Haggart
Ransom County Farm Bureau
Montpelier
Bob
Cando
North Dakota Wheat Growers’ Association
Jamestown
J. F. T. O'Connor
Fargo—Elks
Mott
Hettinger County Farm Bureau
Hilleboro
Goose River
Traill County
Grand Lodge of Masons
Grand Chapter of the
Eastern Star
Dickinson
Francis Wendish
St. Wenceslaus Catholic Church
Minot
American Legion Post
Kate Richards O'Hare
Wyant and
Kerns
Dogden
Henry Bauer
Bottineau
Grandma” Waddle
Adjutant General's Office
Anderson
Johnson
Olson
Peterson
Smiths
Joneses
William Gummer
Prescott
William C. Green
Marie Wick
Grygla
Minn
Hazelton Braddock clash over disputed game details
Hazelton responds to Braddock coverage of a recent game noting a controversial home plate call, disputed strike-outs, and umpire decisions. The column defends Hazelton players, claims Braddock quit the game, and questions authorship of Braddock’s article while defending Hazelton’s sportsmanship and fan conduct.
Hubbard Wahl Wedding at Hazelton Home
Miss Helen Hubbard and Perry Wahl were wed at the Hubbard home west of Hazelton on June 17. Rev. Jordan officiated with ring ceremony as Miss Jane Monteith served as ring bearer. The couple plans a wedding trip to Yellowstone Park and will reside in Washburn, North Dakota.
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T. L. Hubbard
Hazelton
Helen
Perry G. Wahl
Washburn
N. D
Hazelon
McLean County
Rev. Jordan
Presbyterian Church
Jane Monteith
Yellowstone Park
Washubra
Wahl
Hazelton Loses to Pen Team in Bismarck Battle
Hazelton traveled to Bismarck for a Sunday game with the penitentiary team but faced transport mix ups leaving Hank Tiffin behind. A sergeant from Joe Appert’s party caught as catcher before Stanley Kurtz replaced him in the third inning as the Pens posted seven runs. Hazelton rallied but fell seven to five as umpiring drew complaints and Hackler faced Hazelton hitters after Bechtle pitched.
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Hazelton
Bismarck
Hank Tiffin
Joe Appert
Stanley Kurtz
Bechtle
Hackler
A Hot School Election in Livona District
In Livona school district a director election ended with Art Frederick winning 52 votes to Charlie Clark’s 30. The nonpartisan league faced defeat as Frederick claimed the seat by a 22 vote margin in what had been a league stronghold.
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Livona Sehool
Charlie Clark
Nonpartisan League
Nagle
Cabbage
Charlie
Art Frederick
War Hero Buried Monday at Legion Post Service
A war hero was laid to rest Monday with funeral services continuing from page eight. A uniformed American Legion post and a large delegation attended the burial, honoring the deceased at the veteran’s ceremony.
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American Legion
Hazelton honors fallen WWI hero Joe Appert at funeral
Dan R Richardson post at Linton joined Hazelton in uniform as the stand of colors arrived for the funeral of Joe Appert born in Hazelton. Fr Slag and Fr Sailer assisted Fr Krank. Body laid in artillery style coffin to cemetery with rifles and belts from the old Bismarck guard company. About seventy ex service men in uniform lined the procession. Appert enlisted May 24 1918 served in camps then France and died on the battlefield. Hazelton businesses closed and flags at half mast amid family relief no identity doubt.
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Dan R. Richardson
Linton
Slag
Hazelton
Sailer
Krank
Old Bismarck Guard Company
Joe Appert
France
Almost A Game Ends Abruptly With Financial Threats
Cont from first page notes a neutral for each game to deter quitting teams, with Fairchild pitching for Linton. In four innings only twelve Braddock batters faced him, three per inning. No Braddock player reached base safely. Linton scored once, left four on base, and had only one out when the game blew up.
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Fairchild
Linton
Braddock
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