Durum Wheat Growers Plan Meeting At Devils Lake
North Dakota Durum Wheat Growers association formed in Grand Forks March 10 to press Minnesota mills to raise durum prices. Officers elected J L Cashel president T R Atkinson secretary. Meeting set for Devils Lake April 21 at 10 am with Prof Ladd and state grain commission speakers. Delegates urged to attend as discrimination harms North Dakota growers.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota Durum Wheat Growers’ Association
Grand Forks
Minnesota
Red River Valley
J. L. Cashel
Grafton
T. R. Atkinson
Bismarck
M. Q. Hall
Morali
R. S. Adams
Lisbon
W. Bull
C. P. N. Anderson
Starkweather
Duluth
Minneapolis
Northern
Prof. Ladd
Pure Food Commissione
Fife
Blue Stem
United States
North Dakota
Devile Lake
Prof
Ladd
Murderer Noah to Hang for North Dakota Farm Murder
Robert S. Noah was sentenced at Minot to be hanged for killing Gus Johnson a farmer near Kenmare North Dakota on March 26. He pleaded guilty shot Johnson in his home and dumped the body in the cellar. Noah admitted the crime after neighbors grew suspicious and his wife remains at his side. The execution will take place at the state penitentiary in Bismarck.
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Robert S. Noah
Minot
Gus Johnson
Kenmare
N. D
Noah
Johnson
Sweden
Bismarck
New First Lutheran Church of Minot Dedication
Minot dedicates a new Gothic church costing about 18000 dollars with oak interior finish and green velvet carpets. The dedication in Norwegian was led by Rev. E Bjorge, with several pastors assisting and a choral music program. Almost 11000 dollars has been raised locally. The church stands on the north side with a tall spire and basement nearing completion.
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First Lutheran Church
Minot
E. Bjorge
Ferry to Bismarck Connects County South and West
The Bismarck Commercial club wins the project of a Missouri river ferry eight miles south of the city. Captain Grant Marsh will run the traction ferry with a gasoline launch on windy days, and a club house boat houses the captain. The crossing will start after ice goes out, with a market days plan to aid farmers and prompt local trade.
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Bismarck Commercial Club
Bismarck
Missouri River
Commercial Club
Grant Marsh
Conklin
Young
Morton County
Capitol Commission
Capitol Grounds
Elevator men arrested in Upham grain case
Deputy Charles Johnson arrested J F Steiner of Hall and Steiner and Chas I Freeman of John D Gruber company in Upham. They are charged under 195 statutes section 2251 with appropriating 100 and 50 bushels of No 3 wheat respectively. Bond set at 500 dollars each.
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Chas. Johnson
Upham
Towner
J. F. Steiner
Chas. I. Freeman
Steiner
Hall & Steiner
Freeman
John D. Gruber Company
E. E. Cornelius
Messrs
Cornelius
Kline
Weber
D. J. O'Connell
North Dakota man crawls miles with a broken leg after runaway
Ivan Roustad driving from Dickinson to his Raiy Butte homestead with lumber lost control of his team. He fell and broke his right leg between knee and ankle about ten miles from Dickinson. Unable to get help he crawled on frozen ground to a farm, was sheltered, then taken to Dickinson Hospital. skin was worn from his left knee during the ordeal.
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North Dakota
Ivan Roustad
Dickinson
Raiy Butte
Ronstad
Dickinson Hospital
Glenburn Men Set Free After Preliminary Hearing
Chet Harris and Alfred Sheridan were discharged after a Minot county court preliminary hearing on the Glenburn shooting of W. B. Bennett. The case arose from a confrontation involving Bennett and Brooks and a crowd, with Brooks identifying Harris and Sheridan as leaders. Attorney B. H. Bradford appeared for the defendants.
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Bennett
Chet Harris
Alfred Sheridan
Minot
W. B. Bennett
Glenburn
Brooks
Harris
Sheridan
B. H. Bradford
Police Chief in Trouble in Minot Bribery Case
Former gambler A. E. Miller and partner George F. Kruse face arrest on a charge of bribing Minot Chief of Police Thomas Hagen with 150 dollars on April 6 1907. Kruse alleges Hagen regularly visited their Morrill hotel blind pig and accepted payments to shield Miller and Kruse from arrest for keeping a common nuisance. The warrant was issued by Judge E. B. Goss and the case has stirred local sensationalism.
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Minot
A. E. Miller
George F. Kruse
Morrill
Thomas Hagen
Miller
Kruse
E. B. Goss
District Court
Hagen
Kruse & Miller
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Blind School and River Scene
Bathgate, N. D
New North Dakota Institution
First Lutheran Church of
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