Tragic Farmhouse Fire Claims Johnson Family
A North Dakota farm near Braddock saw Mrs Axel Johnson and her six children perish in a blaze believed to be linked to maternal mental distress. Neighbors found doors bolted and the home barricaded. the father, Axel Johnson, and others mourn as funeral rites outline a quiet, devout family history.
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North Dakota
Axel Johnson
Johnson
Chas.Fosburg
Johnson Farm
Patterson-Olson
Mr. Johnson
Harry
Willard
James
Ethel
Hannah
Myrtle
A. F. Alfson
Death of John Cole in Saddle-Horse Accident
John Cole died after being thrown from a saddle-horse in this city on Wednesday night at 10 o clock. He fell unconscious, regained consciousness Thursday noon, then died Friday at St. Alexius hospital. Born in LaCrosse.
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John Cole
Merchant Long
Johnny
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
O’eock
LaCrosse
Value of good silo and fodder from corn
An article discusses silage quality and feeding value of corn fodder versus alfalfa and clover. It notes digestibility, storage in silos, feeding routines, and benefits for cattle, horses, and poultry, with emphasis on reduced waste and steady supply through winter. Local mention of Pride of North Dakota and Joe Bhorle's.
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Dakots
Chicago
Tim
North Dakota
Joe Bhorle
Hazelton Happenings Mix of Local News and Oddities
Reputlican Gototwr and Dr Snyder excavate for a new house near his present dwelling. A basket social at Thompson school house south of Hazelton raises over forty dollars. A buggy smash near Wesley Baker farm injures Earl Haggerman with minor head bruises. L S Chapman plans to sell his outfit and move to Washington for fruit land. Kelly returns from a Duluth and Twin Cities trip with eighty yearling steers to Hazelton. He notes constant rain in Minnesota and prefers North Dakota weather, catching the earliest train home.
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Wesley Baker Farm
Earl Haggerman
L. S. Chapman
Washington
Kelly
Duluth
Twin Cities
Hazelton
Minnesota
North
North Dakota
Braddock Brief: S. Ws and H. J. Quist to Settle Farm This Winter
Braddock residents Tib S Ws and H J Quist with wife plan to settle on their half section farm for the winter after returning Tuesday from Thief River Falls Minnesota. Dr Larrabee leaves for Bisbee to locate there and possibly marry. Cement walks along Mitchell street widened to eight feet improving frontage between Oakes and Bismarck, drawing local pride.
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H. J. Quist
Thiefiver Falls
Minn
W. W. Mandigo
Tismarck
Melander
Semper
Emmons County
Mitchell Street
Oakes
Bismarck
World champion wrestler backs Sargent County lands
Frank Goteh, the world champion wrestler, is a heavy investor in Sargent county lands. A former schoolteacher was arrested at Carrington on a charge of violating the prohibition law. IL M Stover of Sevilla mortgaged property then skipped, leaving wife and five children. The piece notes liquor sources in a prohibition state and regional crop gains. Two women locked in a Leonard machine shop long-distance phone booth were prisoners for hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Goteh
Sargent
Carrington
IL. M. Stover
Sevilla
Hanna
North Dakota
Grand Fork
Herald
Northwest
Leonard
Pasers-By
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Santa Glaus
Culeryg
Ople
Linton, North Dakota
STONE
Stone Restaurant
Linton, N. D
Rieker’s Market
Jakob Rieker
Fred Kelsch
City Meat Market
Linton House
Braddock News
Wisconsin
Braddick
Braddock
Wly
Gototwr
Thompson Schoolhouse
Hraddock
Brevitib
Vetoren Oy
Larrabee
Bisbee
Jamestown
Winter
Mulwatys
Goodridge - Call Lumber Co
Linton, Nortel Dakota
Kirst National Bank
Linton
Prankhestown
Seeman
Nolin Metnery
Kirst. Vorlander, M. J. Barger
First Bank of
W. i. Verei
Diilehe Bois
A. Artuatrony
A. Criin
G. A. Werols
Galloway and
Aberdeen
Angus Bulls
O. O. Johnson
J. W. James
W. &. Petrie
Linton Loron Dakota
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