Horses slain by hunter and river auto mishap sprawl across North Dakota notes
A North Dakota roundup reports a farmer near Devils Lake losing an $800 horse to a gunshot, dying before aid. an auto plunges into the Big Muddy at Garrison and is later traded for ponies. Other items cover party organizing moves, a parachute mishap, stock shipments, and local business ventures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Storman
Devils’ Lake
Garrison
Grand Forks Herald
Parker
Lincoln
Nebraska
Hunter Herald
Oliver Brandon
Oliver
Medora Herald
St. Paul
Chicago
Great Northern
North Dakota
Montana
Walford
McCumber
R. W. Farrar
Wahpeton
Hankinson News
Minnesota
Braddock Briefs Report Bountiful Old County Harvest
In Braddock district a late-season flux shows yields from nine to fourteen bushels per acre as of Sept 24. Most trees and gardens in the county remain green with crabapples fetching about three dollars a bushel in the local market amid westward trade and scarcity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock District
Hmmons County
Hazelton Happenings shows rapid Klabunde build
From Republican Sept 4 1913 work on Klabunde cement block building progresses with many workers laying walls. A Schanlaber child dies from summer illness and another remains gravely ill. W M Matthews travels to Bis marck to visit Mrs Matthews in hospital. she shows improvement. Anna Geil leaves for Detroit to visit grandmother and learn stenography and bookkeeping. Prairie chicken numbers are down and hard to hunt this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klabunde
John Schanlaber
Anna Geil
Detroit
Mich
Comet threat and rainbow sightings cite unusual science notes
A jumble of remarks covers a forecast that a Beila comet collision could bring a massive shock, alongside scattered meteorology on inverted rainbows seen from Rocca de Papa and Paris. Observational explanations focus on observer position relative to refracting agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Camille Vlatumarion
Beila
Bedi
Rocca de Papa
Liftel
Paris
Pathiider
Old Ash Wednesday Custom at English Court
A historic Ash Wednesday practice appointed a palace official to crow the hours like a cock as a reminder of Peter’s denial. George II resented the custom, his poor English complicating court explanations. The cock crower remained a salaried royal officer at the English court as late as 1823.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George II
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IW. M. Matthews
Frank Chesioows
Vorlander
Ka Pirtz
TOWIN
Linton State Bank
Nsvosas
Linton, North Dakota
Edward Braddock
REVEL
J. Crain
Cashier
Phoenix Lumber CO
Linton, N. C
Phoenix
First Bank OF
Linton
Jakob Jangula
General Merchandise
Theos
E. D. Fogle
Emmons
Lars Jepson
Minneapolis
Warren Mandigo
N. Faling
Roy Betzer
Grayline
Michigan
Soren Wollenhaupt
Braddock
J. W. Mikesell
Wollenhaupt
Dickinson
Ebba Melander
Braddock School
Valley City
State
Normal
Mr. Melander
Steele
N. P
Ed. G. Pearson
A. RB. Peterson
Emmons County
Aug. Benz
J. G. Pearson
Ed Pearson
L. M. Doerschlag
Kintyre
The
Soo
Allan
Frank Glines
Baker
Campbell
John Tonander
Campbell Ranch
Harry Till
Matthew
Napoleon
Bismarck
B.C. Talbot
Lethbridge
Canada
Mas O'Rell
Mlouet
Max Oo Rell
Vrencoh
St. Paula
Walker
Hheadminster
MM. Rionet
Elownant
Clssea
Max Diell
M. Blouet
M. Blonet
Tonden
the Waldorf
New York Press
Hazelton
W.M. Matthews
Jess
In-surance Company
Chicago News
Linton Bakery Confectionery
Continvaliay IN
Stati le IN Land Company
Pinton Aid Maselten
L. du Heaume
Linton, N. D
WM. Carmichnatl
Prop
Noth Dakota
Goodridge Cali, Lumber Company
DACOT@H LUMBER COMPANY
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Royal Typewriter
R. C. Burlingane
Rth
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