State headlines and local notes from across North Dakota
Capitol grounds to be beautified and Fort Lincoln troops practice marches. Prairie chickens predicted. settlers head to Glen Ulin. Mandan Pioneer notes an Indian land lease bid and grazing tract quality. Russell Milling builds a six story Valley City mill with 1000 barrel daily capacity. A fatality near Antler after a team accident. A new grain shocker machine patented by William Leitch gains bank backing. A rugby clothier releases a prairie chicken with a gold bracelet for contact.
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Russell Milling Company
Valley City
Michael J. Kelly
Antler
Kelly
P. E. Nelson
Nelson
Mandan
Walter Parkin
Standing Rock
Braddock Breezes from the News May 1 1914
Local notes report the Soo train on time, Mrs Emma Cotton’s winter visit in Mason City, farm work in progress, and moves of residents including B G McElroy and Emanuel Reichert. A basket social raised 76.50 for cemetery fencing while accidents included John Melander’s belt injury and Billy Hull’s head wound from a broken plow tongue.
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WG. Hull
Billy
Hazelton Happenings and Local Developments
Prominent clergyman Rev Fr Peter Wollatk will return to conduct Catholic services. Postmaster Geil reports installation of new section boxes and call boxes this morning. A L Geil bought Briggle’s west business lot and plans a substantial building. C L Merrick visited to discuss a new lumber yard with Manager Betzer. erection of an office building expected to start Monday by contractors.
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L. Lewis
Dacotah Lumber Company
Hazelton
Peter Wollatk
Geil
Tmoraine
A. L. Geil
Briggle
C. L. Merrick
Betzer
Deep breaking yields flax and macaroni wheat in same and following year
J J Harris of Wells county notes deep breaking and thorough disk or buckset farming to maximize flax and macaroni wheat. He says breaking can start after frost and run to flax seeding, with 100 acres producing about 1000 bushels flax and 2500 bushels wheat the next year. Shallow breaking harms yields.
Notice of Sale of Estate Assets in Hague North Dakota
In Emmons County Court Judge Charles B. Carley presiding. The estate of Anton Vetter, deceased, will sell real and personal property by license issued April 22, 1907. Items include Lot five in Block three Hague original townsite, 10 shares Hague State Bank, 15 shares Hague State Bank Cert 27, 2a shares Magne State Bank, 2a shares Hastie State Bank, 4 shares Artison Store stock, notes from Anton Wingerter and Vincents Selumidt. Sale in Linton county court chambers May 23 at 2 p m. All cash on completion. Dated Hague ND April 2, 1907. Hahbaka Veetten Administrator.
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North Dakota
Hague State Bank
Magne State Tank
Hastie
Artis Noon
Anton Wiengerter
Vincents Selumidt
Linton
North
Hague
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State Capitol
Fort Lincoln
Presbyterian Church
Bismarck
Glen Ulin
Supreme Court
Ward County
Murray
Minot
Knauf
Railroads
Wardell
The
Pembina Pioneer Express
Roosevelt
Ray Cook
Ellendale
Valley City Times
Sarles
William A. Leitch
Northwest
Leitch
F. J. Stodgins
Citizens’ State Bank
Ales
Wander
the Broad
Rugby
Braddock
Soo
Emma Cotton
Mason City
Pete Levin
Oscar
Benny Cooyver
trans-Missouri Country
Chas. Deleer
B. G. McElroy
Napoleon
Mac
Bryant
Emanuel Reichert
Raddock
Ed Hummel
Chas. Paulson
Will Fulmer
Linton Construction
John Melander
Shay
Ohn
Indie
Nick Graham
R. D. Coonen
Semling
Gus Dattinrud
Ll. HW. Briggle
Mer
Ro Snyder
Herried
John Wray
J. J. Roop
Roop
Fogle & Skellenger
H. A. Armstrong
F Jones
Robert Buchanan
Buchanan Valley
Waterton
Meg
Smith & Irvine
Linton, North Dakota
Hazelton and
Tween Linton
Ing
Wm. Carmicheal, Prop’r
Northern Pacific
Pullman
Wis
W. E. Cole
Linton, N. D
Northern
Pacific
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul, Minn
Vorlanteleof
Martin
A W. Sims
Cashier Chin TD Wave
Assignatier
Linton State Bank
Tial Iankh
Linton Bakery
Linton Construction Company
J. J. Harris
Wells County
Dakota Palmer
Hahbaka Veetten
Anton Vetter
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
USA
Vow
Tharce
L. du Heaume
Hclipse
Travis & Elliott
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