Pollock Pick-Ups Progress Note Lot of Local News
Mias Clayton hosted by Miss Arbouine Prouty over Sunday at the Her Reid school. Lorenzo Green, early settler, died at Lake George Michigan on the 4th after brief illness. Fred Freeman reported a 10 pound girl born to the Dale family. all fine. Rainfall of 4.68 inches in two weeks setbacks thrashing, but sun returns and hope rises. Dr Shockey’s auto pinion broke near the Farm School forcing a detour. no Ford available to fix it.
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Lorenzo Green
Lake George
Michigan
Fred Freeman
Dale
Fred
Dr. Shockey
Doc
Governor may order removal action over neglected duties
Affidavits from F L Watkins H A Thorson Stella Smith Johnson May Glines and H J Mayer claim county prohibition violations and non enforcement by the Emmons county state's attorney. The governor may direct action or have the attorney general file charges. The motion to dismiss questions costs and six signers. Clemens F Kelach and Charles S Lane represent Mr Lynn.
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F. L. Watkins
H. A. Thorson
Stella Smith Johnson
May Glines
H. J. Mayer
Emmons
State Enforcement League
Lynn
Clemens F. Kelach
Charles S. Lane
Mr. Lynn
Lynn Moves to Dismiss In Emmons County Case
The Emmons county case seeks to head off gubernatorial removal over failure to enforce the prohibition law. The state’s attorney serves notices to affidavits holders that a hearing before the governor at Bismarck is set for Friday October 15 at 10 am. A request to tax $300 costs against affiants is also noted.
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Emmons County
Bismarck
H. J. Mayer
Fort Yates Notes and New German Town Plans
U Ostrum returned from McLaughlin with flooring for the new Fort Yates bank building. Miss Frances Densmore of the Smithsonian arrived to study Indian music and has authored government printed volumes on the subject. Joe Volk’s barn east of Winona burned, about 800 dollars loss, 20 horses saved, insurance via First State Bank of Fort Yates. A new town named Germany may rise across the river in Emmons County with a 10 000 bushel elevator by Benton Packet Company, plus lumber coal yard and store, shaping a major grain hub for the region.
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U. Ostrum
McLaughlin
Frances Densmore
Bureau of American Ethnology
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Fort Yates
Miss Densmore
Joe Volk
Winona
First State Bank of
Germany
Emmons
John O’flynn
Benton Packet Company
Bismarck
Missouri River
Tractor Free Subscription Offer Prompts Meeting
The notice from TAs Daily News invites readers to a November 16 meeting about a free tractor subscription plan. It urges early spring harvesters and workers to attend, aiming to promote sales and future updates for rural laborers.
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Tas Daily News
St. Peal
Mies
Braddock Brevities Highlights Local Movements
Mike Kaiser assists in bank duties. Ed Sauer and Kay Tye visit Braddock from Hazelton. Fay Doersching visits Sueltz home. Ira Scroggins returns to Bismarck after Braddock visit. Mrs. Wm Gregory leaves for Fredonia to teach. Wm Baxter family spend time near Steele. Mrs. McCusker returns from Bismarck exposition. O W Anderson of Drake Ballard Investment Co visits. Allen Glines and Jess Erickson head to Montana to file claims. P Albright and wife arrive from Crane Missouri to visit J R Albright. They plan to attend the San Francisco exposition.
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Mike Kaiser
Ed. Sauer
Kay Tye
Hazelton
Fay Doersching
Sueltz
Wm. Gregory
Fredonia
Wm. Baxter
Wayne
Steele
French and British Land at Saloniki in World War News
Allied forces land at Saloniki to aid Serbia as German and Austro-Hungarian drives advance into Serbia. British and French troops move north toward Nish along the line of the Saloniki railway amid Bulgarian and Turkish reserves. Roumania mobilizes. Greece debates neutrality as new Greek cabinet forms under Zaimis.
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London
Varna
Bulgaria
Black Sea
Serbia
Danube
Save
Drina
Hubearia
Constantinople
Uallipoli
Vienna
Tchatalja
Saloniki
Nish
Roumania
Greece
Balkans
Alexander Zaimis
Hazelton Happenings Sees Births and Local Ventures
New son welcomed by Mr and Mrs J E Frederick at Bismarck Hospital. A second birth to Mr and Mrs Chase near town. Geese and cranes migrating south. J B and Mrs Davie visit from Aberdeen. Robert Buchanan visits town. Rev Goebel aids fragile Mr Farrell. O B Forsyth buys 328 acres at $40 an acre through Hazelton Land. big oil station plans revived as Standard Oil seeks lease and tanks, pending railroad site.
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O. B. Forsyth
Hazelton Land Agency
Hazelton
Standard Oil Company
Local Drag Line Change Names Ownership
J. B. Rott becomes owner of the local drag line formerly owned by Jack McLachlan and will take charge Monday of next week. Miss Dawson assumes the job as P. E. Schley cannot attend due to unspecified financial and domestic reasons.
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J. B. Rott
Jack McLachlan
Mr. Rott
P. E. Schley
Miss Dawson
Wanted industrious man to retail products to farmers
An advertisement seeks an industrious man to earn 100 dollars monthly by retailing products to farmers. Applicant must provide starting funds and a contract signed by two responsible men. Address W. T. Rawleigh Company in Freeport Illinois with age occupation and references.
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W. T. Rawleigh Company
Freeport
Ill
Adv
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Jess Erickson
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Bismarck Hospital
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J. B
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Aberdeen
Temvik
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