Valley City crops strong as wheat acreage rises
Census-takers scarce in many areas. Valley City dealers sell potatoes at twenty cents per bushel. Wheat acreage up about 11 percent. A mad doe scare ends with the dog dispatched to canine heaven. Thieves steal beer from the Northern Pacific at Mandan and Bismarck. Minor John Quigley charged with keeping a barking dog. Bismarck civic league buys four acres for a new park and sells post cards of the park to fund improvements. Storm reports vary. western drought minimal damage while eastern reports remain unclear. Canadian Pacific pays widow of E G Boomels ten thousand dollars for a Canada wreck death. District judges eye supreme bench. some consider resignations. Oats warehouse at Beach collapses spilling 25,000 bushels. one worker narrowly avoids death. Minot club readying a car show worth at least one hundred thousand dollars. Edgar Hodgkinson sells Los Angeles oil well stake for fifty thousand dollars. A three-year-old Minot girl burns from carbolic acid. potential lifelong scarring. Senator McCumber headlines spark editor’s pride in bold operation report. Dickey county yes for forty thousand dollar courthouse bond. Ellendale site pledged. Helen Swanson, 17, wins state spelling contest. public testimonial planned. Swift Current death of Dean Hutcheson’s son from gasoline explosion. Abbot Vincent Werhle welcomed home to Richardton with a procession and purse. Edwards declines land drawing claim. many others plan to do nothing with their claims. Ramsey County farmer Peter Regan says spring freezing hasn’t damaged grain and lauds a favorable season.
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Valley City
Canine Heaven
N. P
Mandan
Bismarck
Caotat
John Quigley
Treacy
Minot Commercial Club
Edgar Hodgkinson
Devil’s Lake
Los Angeles
Mary Gagin
Minot
McCumber
Burgster
Jamestown Capital
Fargo Forum
Dickey County
Ellendale
Hazelton Happenings Amid Prosperity And Fire
In Hazelton area news Josiah Wright completes a fine north of town barn. J B Crowell suffers acid burns while at work. John Wray earns Master Mason degree in Bismarck with A W Klabunde and R J Beale. A Armstrong returns from Lisbon and Cleveland with niece Stella. Batzer family homecoming after trip to Bismarck. C W Gillman reports high butter output at the local creamery. A Tuesday fire and a small Presbyterian blaze threaten but cause no major damage. J A Lenhart attends funeral of sister-in-law Mrs. Frank Lenhart in Ismarck after her sudden illness. M Burdick urged to run for lieutenant governor amid Republican support.
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S. I Wright
J.B. Crowell
John Wray
Bismarck
A.W. Klabunde
R. J. Beale
Hr. A. Armstrong
Lisbon
Cleveland
Ohio
Hazelton
Stella Armstrong
J. A. Lenhart
Tu Bits
Frank Lenhart
Lenhart
Ismarck
A. P. Lenhart
Braddock Brevities and Local Notices
Prominent Braddock items note odd autos and wall pole at Emmons County Bank. Weather shifts bring sickness. H W Allen confined then back to work. Potato prices, new restaurant office plans, shed ironwork, and weight loss antics. Telephones, steam plans, and farm loans feature amid local chatter.
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Donale
F. B. Irvine
Hague, N. ND
P. S
Ford
Linton, North Dakota
Edward Braddock
Keuel J. Chatn
Casuiek
W. E. Petrie
Linton, Norte Dakota
Phoenix Lumber CO
Linton, N. C
Linton Bakery
August Obermeier
Haggard & Maloney
We, Carmicheal
North Dakota
Linton
Bismark
Civic League
Canadian Pacific Railroad
E.G. Boomels
Canadian Pacific
Canada
Supreme Bench
Golden Valley
Beach
Dean
Vincent Werhle
Glen Allin
Richardton
Faber
Hichardton
Edwards
Cheyenne River
Rock Land
Tis
Peter Regan
Ramsey County
Mr. R
Agartt
Bufalo- Pitts Thrashing Machine Company
Nono
Iemarekow
M. Burdick
House of Representatives
Lois
Inking
Braddock
Prom News
Aget
Emmons County State Bank
H. W. Allen
Fargo
St. Paul
Gus Person
Biamarck
Fred Junge, Jr
John Melander
Joe Wirth
H.W. Allen
Ff HH
Cotton
Winnie
Buck
Braddock Telephone Company
H. A . Armstrong
Soo
Giod
Fort Yates
B.W. Chase
Hank
First Bank OF
The
First National Bank of
Wolfer’s
Wolters General Store
Kodaks
KODAK
Vries
New York
Chicags
Dioces
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