Linton Seizes Second Place With Win Over Napoleon
Braddock falls to Strasburg as Hazelton defeats Hague in a standings shakeup. In a tense game at home Bertheau, Shier and Angell highlighted a late rally. Mohn, Angell and Becker contributed runs as a squeeze play produced the decisive score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Napoleon
Braddock
Strasburg
Hazelton
Hague
Bertheau
Shi‘er
Mohn
Hauser
Angell
Junge
Petrie
Stewart
Becker
Tufford
Shier
Shi
Linton
Hague Strasburg
Linton boys rearranged lineup beat Napoleon at home
Linton fielded a largely new lineup and ran away with the game, 9 to 2, holding Napoleon to four hits while Angel pitched well for Linton. Mohn, Shier, and Bertheau contributed offensively as Napoleon errors and wild throws aided the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Napoleon
Woods
Mohn
Junge
Shier
Stewart
Tufford
Angel
Burnstad
Orss
Ing
Ray Boohie
Coonen
Wagner
Stad
Bécker
Hauser
Emmons County Voters Split on McCumber Frazier and Nestos
Returns show Frazier defeating McCumber for U S Senate and Nestos ticket nominated for state offices with light statewide turnout. Emmons County split near evenly on McCumber and Frazier and on Nestos and Baker. Local races favor Ward Macdonald in state senate and Anderson for the house. Commissioner contests show Grunefelder ahead, with Glas top in district five. Five precincts remain uncounted, Dana nearly even, Kintyre Tell Exeter league, Putnam anti leag ue. Weather ideal. vote total three to four hundred short. A lengthy tabulation of key contests follows.
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Dana
Frazier
McCumber
United States
Nestos
Emmons County
Baker
Alex. Macdonald
C. A. Ward
Elmer Anderson
House of Representatives
Volk
Kremer
Klaudt
Register of Deeds
Thomas
Bickler
Lynn
Coventry
Ward
Macdonald
Yeater
Weisbeck
Anderson
Barr
Erickson
Lanigsdahl
Sleight
Swett
Midand
sFrazien
Sheriff Volk
Miller
Carley
Atha
Kyemer
Tracy
Irvine
Shea
Wagher
Kintyre
Tell
Putnam
Exeter
Grunefelder
Matthews
Lawler
Goughnour
Glas
McConville
Neaden
Cong
Geo
M. Young
Sherman
Kidder ‘County
Pioneer John Stewart Dies in Accident at Cannon Ball River
John Stewart early settler of the county died at his home on the Cannon Ball River in Grant county on Thursday. An accidental gas engine exhaust caused asphyxiation while he slept in a basement. Born 1854 in Wishaw Scotland, he came to the United States in 1882, lived in Braidwood Illinois, then Emmons county and Dale before moving to his Cannon Ball River home in 1894. He was buried at Cargon North Dakota. Surviving: widow, three sons and two daughters. Pallbearers were former Emmons county residents. Coventry and Mrs Spi cer attended the funeral with travel from North and South Dakota.
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John Stewart
Cannon Ball River
Grant County
Mr. Stewart
Wishaw
Lanarkshire
Scotland
United States
Braidwood
Illinois
Emmons ‘County
Ipswich
Dale
Cargon
North Dakota
Emmons County
William Wade
William Colville
Peter Fergussson
John Spicer
Joe, Chesrown
P. Thompson
James Stewart
Archie
John’Stebbins
North Dacota
Agnes’ Coventry
Linton North
Dakota
Marian Spicer
Watauga
South Dakota
Coventry
Episcopal services in St Mathews church at Linton ND
Episcopal Linton North Dakota holds services at St Matthews church on Sunday next July 2. Sunday school is at 10 30 a m and the evening service at 7 45 p m Rev William Falpass is minister in charge.
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Linton
North Dakota
St. Matthew’s Church
William Falpass
Husband Charged With Arsonic Death Of Wife In Bismarck
Kasimir Schneider, 38, laborer, was arrested in Bismarck on a first degree murder charge for the death of his wife Amelia Schneider at their 423 Twelfth Street South home on June 15. University of North Dakota chemists found arsenic in her stomach, autopsy conducted, Schneider claims innocence, and he is held without bail.
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Schneider
Amelia Schneider
Kasimir Schneider
McCurdy
Strolke
Stock Show Big Success in Hazelton Event
Hazelton hosts stock show with larger crowd and better entries than 1921. Hazelton wins the ball game as prize lists highlight dairy and cattle divisions with winners including Fred Smith, A G Weiser, Geo Brittin, and Frank Sholts. Cont. on Page 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazelton
Wolf
Ist
FF Crawford
Fred Smith
A. G Weiser
A. G. Weiser
L. H. Harwood
F. J. Splonskowski
Irwin
Grogan
Hereford
Geo. Brittin
Ray .Little
George Brittin
Rey Little
Ray. Little
Geo
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Wea
Nepelean
Meier
Molin
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Devils Lake
Dan R. Richardson
American Legion
Martin Schall
John Klein
Henry Bader
F. B. Streeter
Fred Took
Wesfeld
Jamestown
F.B. Streeter
Hanford Mucnider
North Dakota National ” Guard
Wab
Work
Amr
Rei
Porter
Ate
J. Frazier
Ormedy McHarg
R. A. Nestos
Bert F. Baker
Snot Arvey L. Stenger
Tate
C. A. Seeeee
Macdonald Be
Represent
Alves
Wetabeck
Elmer Lx
Anderso
HPF
Herbert
Henry Klaveé
AN. Emmons County
Pioneer
Episcopal Church
Frank Sholts
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