Spiritwood asks for wall eyed pike to restock lake
A Spiritwood petition seeks a car load of wall eyed pike for Spiritwood lake. The LaMoure Chronicle notes Uncle Sam should stock Jim river with more than bull heads. Richland county reports eight sheriff candidates as campaigns start. A new town named Ritumina near Washburn is noted. Major Harris of Cavalier improves harvest gear with a new shock and bundle loader. A barn fire at Lemke farm destroys 3500 bushels of flax and other grain. Williams county sheriff intensifies effort against horse thieves. A high profile landing is promised soon. North Dakota governors from Devil’s Lake cited. Sam Tolland plans a North Dakota travel car. Crosby Review complains of unequal realty taxation. Adams Hettinger Dunn counties may sit outside legislature districts next session. A Rugby barber shop break-in ends with a bath and shave. Granville Herald notes eastern papers’ black eye on the state. New Salem perjury case regarding intoxicants was dismissed. Fort Lincoln adds 130 recruits. unit near full quota. Lignite Limited conductor Harry Horton features a dog brakeman. Walhalla Mountaineer discusses primary law forcing cross voting. William Goodman charged with rape of stepdaughter. plea anticipated. Senator Porter J. McCumber to read Washington’s farewell address on Washington’s Birthday. Fargo convention on state tax law attracts attention. county auditors to attend with figures.
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Lemke
Cando
Williams County
North Dakota
Devil’s Lake
Shortridge
Burke
Sam Tolland
Park River
Crosby
Rome Bowl
Adams
Hettinger
Dunn
Herald
Granville
New Salem
Fort Lincoln
Harry Horton
Lignite Limited
Plaza
Max
Minneapolis
Walhalla Mountaineer
Hazelton Happenings from the Republican
Local notes cover visits, business trips, and social events in Hazelton. Attenders include Mrs. Pfeifle returning from Eureka, Adolph Staak on town business, and Mrs. Chalfant visiting family. Also noted are two residents planning travel to Colorado, marriage of Mamie Sisco to John J. Ryan, and legislative candidates in Kidder county.
Braddock Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Braddock residents hear of M. P. Kaiser planning to drive an International automobile this season. A grand ball is planned at the Central hotel on March 17. Rev. B. P. Furness sold his northern town residence to D. H. Yeater and will move from the farm by April. J. G. Jagd lost clothes and valuables in a hotel fire while selling nursery stock statewide. Arthur Wescott travels from Glendive toward Napoleon with a homestead claim. Rev. Brayfield of Bismarck preaches and notes efforts to build a church this summer. Andrew Green sustains a facial cut unloading ties from a moving box-car. Mac McElroy travels to Bismarck for an operation. wife recovering. Local farmers consider forming a mutual tire and lightning association. John J. Ryan and Mamie Sisco wed at the Sisco home with Rev. John Laman officiating. Ryan is a noted real estate dealer and farmer in Emmons County.
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A. S. Betzer
Napoleon
Betzer
Merrick
Hazelton
A. L. Geil
Fay Harding
Harding
Bury
L. H. Sisco
Kintyre
Mamie
John J. Ryan
Ryan
Emmons County
B. P. Furness
D. H. Yeater
J. G. Jagd
Arthur Wescott
Glendive
Montana
Linton
Brayfield
Bismarck
Andrew Green
Welsh
Green
B. G. McElroy
The
News
Napoleon Homestead
South Dakota
Braddock
Mamie Sisco
John Laman
Registered Hereford bull for sale near Brofy North Dakota
Four year old registered Hereford bull weighing about 1300 pounds. Call at the farm six miles east of Brofy on section 20 township 134. Age 75. Anton Larson Brofy North Dakota. Feb 27 to Mar 4
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Brofy
Anton Larson
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Republicans Meet in Dawson to Discuss Candidates
About fifteen Steele Republicans traveled to Dawson last Friday for an informal meeting at the Sibley dining room. Dr. Pryse of Dawson presided with Carl Adams of Steele as secretary. the gathering focused on potential candidates, with a unanimous pledge of support for W. B. Tuttle of Dawson for district representative.
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Steele Herald
Steele
Dawson
Sibley
Pryse
Carl Adams
W. B. Tuttle
E C Cooper Seen as Likely Reappointment in Insurance Post
Forman News endorses Hon E C Cooper of Grand Forks for another term as commissioner of insurance. The piece highlights his proven management, honesty, integrity, and business sense, noting he has few enemies and no scandal since taking office. Cooper is described as a stalwart Republican and not a typical politician.
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Insurance Commissioner
E. C. Cooper
First Bank of Linton Seeks Farm Real Estate Loans
The First Bank of Linton North Dakota offers real estate loans on good farm lands for three to five years.
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The
First Bank of
Linton, Lin, N. D
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Bell
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