Livona Gossip Highlights Local Visits and Events
Correspondence notes several visits from residents to Bismarck and Fort Rice. George Corbin and Geo Saverly are mentioned along with Mrs. Mickle and Mrs. Arch Mickle visiting Livona. Indians camped near town and Frontier Day in Linton is described with attendance. A giant hen egg from Glanavon neighborhood is reported at Pollock Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitney
Glanavon
Brougtt
Progress Office
Pollock
Pollock Progress
Lost mares described in notice with owners asked to prove property
A public notice lists two mares, a roan mare aged 12 weighing 900 pounds and a black mare aged 11 weighing 800 pounds, with no visible brands. It requests the owner to call and prove ownership and take the animals. Dates appear as sep2l-oct5, location wine eu LN.
Farm home sold at twenty six per acre
The Burlin farm home was sold last Wednesday to J. Beck for twenty six dollars per acre. The note lists various local visitors and community events including visits by Mrs E Zunkel and daughter Cora, Blanche Stedman from Hazelton, and others, plus bank financials for Emmons County State Bank Braddock North Dakota with a balance sheet and sworn statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. C. Burlingame
J. Beck
Emmons County State Bank
Braddock
North Seerant
State OF
North Dakota
County of Emmons
Ss. A
Final Gavels End Second Session of 67th Congress
Washington The second session of the 67th Congress adjourned aine die Friday September 22 releasing members to campaign and home duties until a prospective session about November 15 to be called by President Harding. Speeches on political subjects filled the closing hours as Congress awaited the conference report on the deficiency appropriation bill amid opposition to the Liberian loan and the Dyer anti lynching bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Senate
Lutheran minister arrives as Kintyre society grows
Rev. Faulk and family move into the Mennes house marking church expansion. C G Martinson returns from Chicago for eyesight treatment and shows improvement. Bernhard Swenson’s daughter heads to Cokato for her father’s funeral, returning later. Local talks feature Rev L F Green of Napoleon. Community uptick noted with social visits and school teaching assignments near Persian Lake. Wayne Scott Fal lgatter born Sept 13. Lucille Easton from Oakes teaches near Persian Lake. Day family visits Day household.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Swenson
Cokato
Minn
Kintyre
Whittier visitors attend Bismarck-Maidan celebration
Je De Sievers of Whittier was a visitor here Tuesday and Wednesday. The Simons and Days and Miss Grungfelder attended the Bismarck Maidan celebration Tuesday. The Bee Klub held its yearly meeting Thursday evening with Mrs. Batta. Also noted were two new Adler and Noes at the Gebaueaie site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Je de Sievers
Whittier, Lal
F Simons
Miss Grungfelder
Bismarck- Maidan
Bee ‘Klub
French cabinet seeks to avert war over Chanak crisis
France plans to prevent a wider war between Turkey and Britain after London refuses to withdraw forces from the Dardanelles. Paris agrees to send 3 divisions to Smyrna, with Poincare intent on mediating in the Near East and keeping Turkish troops away from the Straits. Military leaders in Bouillon and Angora perspectives are noted.
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Paris
Chanak
Ee Dardanelles
Turkey
Great Britain
Cees
Bouillon
Smyrna
Near East
Poincare
Agiabe
Straits
Offi Len
Kemer
Bihe
Washington bootleggers killed by federal agents report
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a violent incident involving bootleggers in Washington with federal agents and potential state county and municipal ties. No clear names dates or locations are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Egente
Co 'Roy Hayn
Big crops sober price report from U S markets weekly
United States Bureau of Markets Washington reports week ended September 22 1922 on dairy products butter and cheese markets firm but scarcer fresh butter quality low storage goods moving. Wisconsin primary cheese prices listed and Chicago hog and beef figures with stockers and feeders. Minneapolis and St Paul prices for grains eggs butter and stock totals provided.
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U. S
Bureau of Markets
Washington
D. C
New York
Chicago
Wisconsin
Rail traffic gains in 1921 amidst car shortage
Traffic on northwest railroads shows strong gains in 1921 as equipment improves and business conditions remain excellent, according to five railroad heads. Armed bandits robbed A B Paegel jewelry store at 30 Seventh St. Lo. of 12,000 in diamonds and jewelry and 500 in cash. French aviator Sadi Le Conte flies at 213.75 mph at Versailles and plans to surpass his record.
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St.Paul
Northwest
Far Darge
Minneapolis
A. B.’Paegel Jewelry
Seventh St. Lo
Versailles
Sadi le Conte
le Conte
Bank teller held in $5,000 bond in city grand larceny case
A bank teller from the First National Bank was arraigned in municipal court on a first degree grand larceny charge after allegedly beating $2,100 from the bank. He was bound over to the grand jury under a $5,000 bond.
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Vie Aeabolis
Robert — Meuller
Fotau
First National Bank
He Westeller
Grand
Bandit Frank Stanley Searched After $60 Theft
Local police seized a suspect known as Frank Stanley after a robbery. The thief escaped with $60 and was pursued through city streets as officers searched pockets and surrounding area. No injuries reported.
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Bhs
Polis
Frank Stanley
Grand Jury Action Defined by Supreme Court Ruling
The Supreme Court limits grand jury duties to major crimes and investigations in Minneapolis, while minor offenses are handled directly by the county attorney. The ruling clarifies which cases fall under grand jury consideration versus county attorney processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand “Jury
Minneapolis
Suyrethé Court
Ohio mayor bars 1919 steel strike leader from speaking
Mayor William G. Beebe announced in Refused Right to Speak that William Z. Foster, a prominent leader in the 1919 steel strike, will not be allowed to address a gathering in town. Foster was slated to speak on October 1, but the plan was blocked.
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She Town
Ohio
William 'G. Beebe
William Z.'Foster
Foster
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Strasburg Directory
A. J. Baumgartner
1St Ward
Eres
John Ee Clein Cves
Trorgufop
Borr Assessor Rowerdink
Justice
Livona
Wesley Baker
Bismarck
Helen. Baker
Helenia
Bismarck Tribune
E Geo. Corbin
Joe Gilman
Gayton
Dennis
Casey
Sidney
John Grogan
Wayne Graybeal
John ‘Grentz
Wm. P. Baker
Mickle, Sr
Arch Mickle
Liyona Onex
Geo. Saverly
Ft. Rice
Ed. Lurber
Geo. Corbin
David
Geo. Laverly
Hazelton
Gilman
Mr. Gilman
Dell
Chas. DeBoer
Linton
Eureka
John Biddlecomb
Dale
Wolverton Hospital
B. E. Morrel
Belle Plaine, Minn
Ruby Galliger
Just
Ricks Strasburg
N. Dak
Temvik
E. Zunkel
Cora
Chas. Chase
Blanche Stedman
Mrs. Ed. Gents
Miss Bakko
Don Tracy
H. A. Sanford
Bridger
Mont
Ray Little
J. W. Chapman
Balaton, Minn
Rankin House
Cs Asconies Weveceess
Naubreve
F. A. Muckler
If ‘Fischer, C
Ward
Mary Beirne
Caroline Reich
Albrecht
Mollie Albrecht
Olaf Larvith
Jamestown
Fatty
Arbuckle
Mollie
Lydia Albrecht
Ashley
Rev. Faulk
Mennes House
C. G. Martinson
Carl
L. F. Green
Napoleon
Miss Leone
J. J. Ryan
Lee H. Sisco
U.S. A
Wayne Scott
Mrs. Fallgatter
Geo. Day and Son
Richard
S. R. Day Home
Gebaueaie
France
South St. Paul
St. Paul
City National Bank OF
Linton, North Dakota
General Banking
The
Linton Bazar
General Merchandise
Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
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