Around the state news from North Dakota highlights
Reports from Carson note a hidden barroom raid in a cave under a barber shop while Valley City faces threatened mail disruption due to sidewalk conditions. Other items include a 12 pound sugar beet near Willows City, hospital bids in Mandan, historic deaths, a booming wheat crop in Medora, and the North Dakota Magazine release.
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Carson
Valley City
Charles Prellwitz
Willow City
General Hospital
Mandan
C. E. Wiershe
Glenwood
Braddock Brevities Highlights Local Happenings
J B Holt traveled to Bismarck Tuesday to register for a chance on reservation lands. Deputy Game Warden G B Pritchard visited from Linton several times last week. August Benz returned Tuesday from St Paul with eight car loads of fat stock shipped this fall. Braddock wheat gains favor as Fred Cotton pays better than market. Friends of Mr and Mrs L B Shafer of Kintyre celebrate a bouncing daughter with ten cent cigars. Nels P Anderson came from the farm Sunday. his auto Braddock No 1, rebuilt, stands among the best cars.
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Benz
St. Paul
Braddock
Fred Cotton
L. B. Shafer
Kintyre
Nels P. Anderson
Braddock No
Hazelton Happenings in the Republican Note
Machinery installs in the Hazelton creamery this week. Paul Kurtz leaves for Fargo to attend agricultural college. Hazelton residents John Procunier Dave Parker Henry Nieland and George Sabrin travel to Bismarck to register. Lot Plowman and Clyde Hartman also go to Bismarck to seek a US farm settlement. R C Robert of this office spent the past week at Steele and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Kurtz
Fargo
Agricultural College
John Procunier
Dave Parker
Henry Nieland
George Sabrin
Lot Plowman
Clyde Hartman
Bismarck
Uncle Sam
R. C. Robert
Steele
Pollock Picks Up News From The Progress Dated Oct 1
Local items note Mrs. M E Kaufman visiting sisters in Pollock. Fred Seymour buys a hay-press to bale flax straw for shipment to Minneapolis at 3.25 per ton. David Ryckman reports 65 bushels per acre oats with crop rotation. Harold Gosling and Anna Mae Tracy wed Oct 14 1909 at Mound City S D. The Goslings to live in Dworsky house. Photographs ad promotes studio services as true copies.
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Fred Seymour
Minneapolis
Fred
David Ryckman
Westfield
Herbert Kately
Mark Scott
Dale Country
Kateley
Tribune
Bismarck
Frank Scott
Dale
Harold Gosling
Anna Mae Tracy
Pollock
Mound City
S. D
O. H. Kirkbak
Lutheran Church
Selby
G. W. Tracy
Ed. Gosling
Opportunity and Evidence Across Exams and Fate
A faded witness testifies that she recalls the date of signing because it marked the day her baby died. The piece contrasts this sobering memory with an epigram about Opportunity, then riffs on cautious romance, insurance quirks in 18th century England, a Sumner county anecdote about large families, and a shipboard misreading of exams.
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Aocross
Pearson's Weekly
Lysippus
Memory of Mrs Gillet-So and her church influence
Mrs Gillet-So left a memory in the transept with four four tablets recalling her acts for the church. Mrs Verry notes she wore a new hat every Sunday for three years, a detail reflecting church social life.
How She Did It Cleveland Plot Dealer
A fragmentary exchange shows a character denying explicit rejection while noting a cryptic response. The dialogue hints at a misunderstanding or hidden motive within a Cleveland plot scenario. Dialogue style evokes a tense, urban crime or intrigue setting.
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Cleveland
Sleepy Sermons Insight on Sin and Slumber
A remark attributed to Sydney Smith notes some preachers treat sin as if it vanishes only through deep sleep. The quip contrasts awakening moral insight with passive resignation, reflecting satire on religious exhortation.
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Sydney Smith
Adam
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Vorlander
John McCrory
Ludwigs Capital
Linton State Bank
Aessiat
Linton, North Dakota
Edward Braddock
J. Crain
Phoenix Lumber CO
Linton, N. D
Phoenix
First Bank OF
Linton
Jakob Jangula
General Merchandise
E. D. Fogle
Medora
William Evans
Walsh County
Walshville
North Dakota Magazine
Gilbreath
Hurry
Bowbells Tribune
Groom
Cavalier County
William Lean
W. J. Lean
Drayton
Isle of Skye
Scotland
Canada
Schafer
Ole Rosen
Rosen
Northern Pacific
Sanborn
Springfield
Mass
North Dakota
Mesdames Healy
Tye
Aberdeen
J. B. Holt
G. 2B. Pritchard
Hazelton
M. E. Kaufman
Prouty
J. J. Fenelon
Smith Stuio
Slowan
Mio
England
Warren Hastings
Admiral Byng
Robert Walpole
George II
Dettingen
Junction City
Sumner County
Kansas City Journal
Tiu’uu
Linton Bakery Confectionery
Aazelton Land Gcompany
L. du Heaume
Carmicheans
Coreeens
Ors
Goodridge Call, Lumber Company
Dacotah Lumber Company
McKibbin Hai
Caner
W. E. Pit Rib
Allan
Iiton, N. D
PH Royal Typewriter
R. C. Burlingane
Larvik, North Dakota
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