Open Air Camp Benefit Gains Horse and Rig for Chicago Area
The Chicago Tribune reports William P. Tuttle of Dawson North Dakota funded a horse and two seated rig for the Algonquin open air camp. Camp officials and United Charities supervisor Eugene Lies gave rides to several youths, including a 10 year old girl who recalled attending a funeral when she was 16 months old. The story notes other needs for the camp such as baby cabs a flat boat a field glass a camera and drums. Separately reports cover project progress on bridges near Fort Yates and unrelated incidents at Stiles Cattle Company hay camp with arrests and federal court bonding posted for two men involved in liquor violations.
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Chicago Tribune
William P. Tuttle
Dawson
N. D
Tuttle
the Tribune
Algonquin
Chicago
West Side
Dakota Prairies
Eugene T. Lies
United Charities
L. J. Collar
Mr. Lies
Papa
Mr. Tuttles
D. D. Bidwell
Cannonball
Joe Bush Creek
Battle Creek
Fort Yates
A. L. Malmn
Peter Postle
Chas. Vale
Stiles Cattle Company
Shields
Porcupine Station
Malm
Postle
Wm. Gayton
Porcupine District
Yale
Pioneer Leader McKenzie Visits Stiles Cattle Co Interests
Alexander McKenzie of St Paul and former North Dakota political figure toured Fort Yates with J A Stiles to review Stiles Cattle Company affairs. He praised current cattle conditions and grass quality and noted plans to avoid young stock this fall, shipping older stock for value preservation.
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Alexander McKenzie
Bismarck
St. Paul
North Dakota
J. A. Stiles
Stiles Cattle Company
McKenzie
Mar
Local Briefs Record Westfield Visitors and Small Incidents
Will and Fred Cleveringa from Westfield visited on business. W. B. Andrus of Hazelton with family visited the G. W. Tracy family. Howard Payne, son of Ben Payne, fractured his wrist on a motorcycle. Mrs. Pharos Hinds returned from Milner after visiting here. The Schenkenberger family consulted Dr. Warnshuis about a child’s health. Ed Langeliers reports a prime corn crop mixture of flint and dent varieties. Tommy Silk broke a front wheel on a Studebaker near Herreid but remained uninjured. Ad: Steady boarders and rooms offered by Shokenberger & Shier.
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Will
Fred Cleveringa
Westfield
W. B. Andrus
Hazelton
N. C
G. W. Tracy
Howard Payne
Ben Payne
Glanavon
Pharos Hinds
Milner
Arthur Pitts
John Shenkenberger
Linton
Schenkenberger’s
Warnshuis
Ed. Langeliers, Sr
Studebaker
Herreid
Tommy Silk
Tommy
Packing Plant Planned for North Dakota City
Articles of incorporation filed for the Northern Packing Company with $500000 capital. Executive Board members include J D Bacon W H Brown J R Carley J A Dinnie and others from Grand Forks Park River Leeds Devils Lake and Grafton. A competent manager is under contract to run the new Grand Forks plant.
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North Dakota
Northern Packing Company
The
Northen Packing Company
Messrs. J. D. Bacon
W. H. Brown
J. R. Carley
J. A. Dinnie
Chas. Bow
F. B. Feetham
H. B. Finch
Fred L. Goodman
C. W. Graves
R. B. Griffith
O. S. Hanson
A. I. Hunter
E. J. Lander
M. F. Murphy
Grand Forks
Karl J
Hazelton Social Roundup Highlights Braddock and Chicago Ties
Hazelton notes a busy social week with visitors from Braddock Linton and Chicago. Miss Lucille Allen and Archeline McLaughlin hosted or visited relatives, while Miss Lizzie Farrell returned from Chicago to spend a month. Travel includes Mrs O Donohue and daughter en route to Canada and Minnesota trips by Mrs Batzer and Miss McManus.
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Lucille Allen
Braddock
Helen Kurtz
H. H. Hanson
O. S. Shefloe
Linton
Archeline McLaughlin
R. K. Batzer
S. A. Mikalson
Columbus
S. D
Lizzie Farrell
Chicago
W. B. Andrus
McKenzie
Miss Farrell
E. E. Bradberg
Minneapolis
O. E. Severson
M. Rush
DeLamere
Hazelton
A. E. Klabunde
H. O. Batzer
Olive McManus
St. Cloud
Miss McManus
O'Donohue
Thomas Kelly
Mabel
Campbellford
Ontario
Canada
Kelly
St. Alexius Hospital
O'Donohue Family to Leave for Home with Olive McManus
O'Donohue and daughter will depart for home in about a week with Miss Olive McManus accompanying them for a short stay. A toddler from Mr and Mrs W W Tibbetts suffered a serious facial bite from a stray dog on Friday afternoon as she played on the sidewalk. Threshing across the vicinity began this week aided by good weather, with yields not yet definite but outlook improving as No 4 wheat trades near $1.15 and most fields show 5 to 10 bushels per acre averages.
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O'Donohue
Olive McManus
Dominion
W. W. Tibbetts
F. F. Crawford
J. J. Kalberer
Wm. Frasen
W. J. Pettis
Hague Happenings Highlight Local Mobility and School Openings
Sequences of notices from Hague detail residents on business trips to Strasburg and the Twin Cities, car purchases and new vehicles, real estate dealings, family travel for fairs, and local school plans. The Hague schools will open September 11 with teachers S Cecelia Henn and H B Kiefer, as work continues in unfinished rooms.
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Ray Bergener
Linton
Band Boys
A. J. Fischer
Aberdeen
Floyd Corneilson
Geo. Lemere
Henry Ruggles
Ray Bergner
Floyd
Flanders
Twin Cities
Schall
Jacob Schall
Aug. Arndt
Bismarck
Arndt
Hague
S. Cecelia Henn
H. B. Kiefer
A. L. Card
Kimball
Card
Kimball Player
Kiefer
University of St. John’s
Collegeville
Minn
Markus Schweitzer
Frank Sahli
Jake Sahli
Joe’ Volk
Charlotte Borchert
Nellie Johnson
F. E. Schlagel
Frances Lutgen
Braddock Brevities August 31 News Update
Local notes list G H Dexter's trip to South Dakota on business. W J Gottertz threshing rye on 200 acre field at 14 bushels per acre. Mrs O E Severson returns to DeLemere N D after visit. Miss Dora Mandigo returns to Bis marck after Braddock visit. J A Allensworth learns sister Viva Allensworth Heaton is critically ill near McKenzie. Plans for Bis marck residence shared by H W Allen and Lucille. J J Ryan family to move to Bismarck this winter. Hazelton visitors return with Lucille Allen. Dexter Land office hosts meeting to form lecture course leadership with Baxter Myhr Miles Allensworth Dexter McCusker.
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G. H. Dexter
South Dakota
W. J. Gottertz
O. E. Severson
DeLemere
N. D
Hazelton
Dora Mandigo
W. W. Mandigo
Bismarck
Wm. Baxter
B. C. Myhr
J. A. Miles
J. A. Allensworth
Geo. Dexter
J. D. McCusker
County School Notes Burned Winona School House
The Winona school house, a two story building and local landmark, burned last Friday between nine and ten o'clock leaving only a thirty foot chimney standing. Eighth grade May exam credits were issued this week by Frank L. McVey to Melvin Vader Theresa Kalberer Helen Easton Helen Kurtz Mary Graham Joseph Sabraw Bernard Andrus Nellie Porter Zola Cabbage Nellie Sabraw Ethel Weber Norma Scott. Carl Hansen of Logan district No. 8 earned a three month perfect attendance certificate.
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Winona
Hazelton
State Board of Examiners
Frank L. McVey
University of North Dakota
Melvin Vader
Theresa Kalberer
Helen Easton
Helen Kurtz
Mary Graham
Joseph Sabraw
Bernard Andrus
Nellie Porter
Zola Cabbage
Nellie Sabraw
Ethel Webert
Norma Scott
Carl Hansen
Logan
Wheat price shifts tied to world war events
The article traces how World War I actions and openings of the Dardanelles affected wheat prices from 1914 onward. It notes price rises at war onset, drops with failed Dardanelles operations, and renewed declines after Romania joined, stressing that North Dakota farmers cannot control global forces and should study conditions to capitalize on favorable trends.
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Dardanelles
Roumania
Austria
North Dakton
Straits
Romania
Balkan
North Dakota
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Toledo, Ohio
Republican
Hague Happening
R. M. Volk
Strasburg
Conrad Erck
Ludwig, Weber
Gabriel
Gerdes
Peter Bosch
F. J. Sahli
Arie Kanis
Bosch
Ed. Miller
F. J. Sinner
First State Bank
Sam Schmidt
Frank Thomas
Schmidt
Rosalia Schlagel
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