North Dakota News Briefs Highlight Local Developments
A string of North Dakota items notes new community hall opening plans in Beach, school and bank consolidations in Minot, new buildings for Congregationalists in Sanish, a truck show in Hampden, and various deaths, fires, and awards. It covers weather, agriculture, politics, and public works across towns from Jamestown to Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Milton
Minot
Sanish
Farmers Bank
Peoples Bank
Yellowstone Park
Hannaford
Pillsbury Potato Growers Association
Jamestown
Walter Woodrow Birks
York
E. C. Rude
D. F. Seed
State Senate
Marmarth Rays of School Contract and Farm Crop Value
Marmarth city awarded the building contract to a Minneapolis firm for 97500 and the mechanical equipment for 23581, with total cost near 125000. Fargo reports from the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank estimate Ninth District crops at 1250000000 in value, marking high prices among regional crops. In Sioux City Interstate fair, Galen Perry placed fifth in stock judging, Herbert Werner ninth, Myrtle Kearns nineteenth, as North Dakota clubs earned multiple top finishes against ten northwest states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Fork
Portland
Towers Lake
H. Grote
Royal Fairfax
Hanks& Stone
Fargo
Elks Lodge
B. S. Nickerson
United States Medical Reserve Corps
American College of Surgeons
Devils Lake
Federal Weather Bureau
Kathryn
Ole M. Thornd i
United States Army
France
Germany
Tuttle
Ira Anderson
Anderson
New England
Marmarth
Missouri
North Dakota
Lytchville
Harry A. Olson
Salvation Army
Grace City
Hazel Miner
Almont
Gus Macklem
Drayton
Thomas H. Patterson
Minneapolis
New Rockford
LW. W
Pisek
John Malafa
Federal Census Bureau
Bismarck
New Life Products Company
North Dakota Methodist Conference
Army
Mineola
Nome
Alaska
Harvey
Manning
Paul Busenbark
Dunn County
Jamestown
A. W. Guest
W. M. Hotchkiss
Minot
Arthur E. Dorcey
Dickinson—A
Green River
Here
Harding
Cox
Debs
North
Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Galen Perry
Sioux City
Herbert Werner
Milner
Myrtle Kearns
Park River
Northwest
Notice of intention to make commutation proof in North Dakota
Serial No. 020038 U S Land Office at Bismarck N D October 14 1920 Notice is hereby given that Joseph bach of Linton ND who on February 28 1919 made Homestead Entry Serial No 020038 for the Northwest quarter of the Northwest quarter Section 10 Township 131 Range 75 West of the 5th Principal Meridian has filed a notice of intention to make Commutation Proof to establish claim before the Register and Receiver at Bismarck ND on the 24th day of November 1920 Claimant names as witnesses John Vetter John Jangula Carl Bosch Rochus Vetsch
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Land Office
Bismarck
N. D
Joseph [Bach
Linton
John Vetter
John Jangula
Carl Bosch
Strasburg
Rochus Vetsch
Chas
Glitschka
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of the American Legion
Knights of Columbus
Washington, D. C
Washburn
Summerall
Archie Fahlgren
Valley City
Charles F. Amidon
D. T. Dierdorf
Sanborn
Courtenay
Grainmen’s Printing Company
Courtenay Gazette
North Dakota Grainmen
Leonard Wood
Jacob Combs
Camp Custer
R. O. T. C. Mandan
Casselton
Hankinson
Langdon
Emil Spurling
Mott
Werner
John Carlson
Grand Forks
Department of Rural Leadership
Wesley College
John J. Coyle
E. Y. Sarles
Hillsboro
The
Elks
Carrington
South Dakota University
University of Manitoba
Alex Jacobson
Mina
Springdale
J. D. Grant
Glyndon, Minn
O. W. Roberts
Robert B. Leahy
Prohibition
United States Bureau of Crop Estimates
Red River Valley
Jacob Lowell
Red ‘River
Dilworth
Moorhead
Lowell
Dakota Territory
Pembina
Emmons County Hardware A
First State Bank of
Imih
Wim
I J. F. Schiermeister
J. H. Schiermeister
Transfer & Dray Line
Milwaukee
N. P
Simi
Department of the Interior
First State Bank
J. J. Poort
Strasburg Auto CO
Strasburg Bazaar
Mercis
Fords
Oaklands
Strasburg Drug CO
ER Volk
Strasburg Lumber CO
Conrad Kraft
Elevator Co
Stadebaker Cars
Liberty Grain CO
Emmons County Record
A. S. Seeley
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