Verdict Against Belfield Doctor in Malpractice Suit
A Belfield doctor faced a $15,000 malpractice suit after a Holland native, Donker, injured his leg in a wagon accident. The jury awarded the plaintiff $6,000 after a lengthy trial with parity on care, obedience, and medical skill. The case drew a large local crowd as judges consider post verdict motions and appeals.
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Distri
Ca. Donker
R. Colwill
Dr. Colwill
Belfield
Donker
Holland--Dakota Landbouw Co
Colwill
Dickinson
Stein Hospital
Mr. Donker
St. Paul
Chicago
Donker-Colwill
T. F. Murtha
H. C. Berry
L. A. Simpson
W. F. Burnett
Crawford
Wan
Thuradi
Williston
Supreme Court
Billings County
Medora
Military Honors For War Horse Comanche Burial Planned
Comanche, sole surviving remnant of Gen Custer's army from the Little Bighorn, is slated for a military burial beside the Custer monument. He was wounded at the battlefield and stood with his master fallen as relief troops later nursed him back to health. The plan is to exhi bury bones at Fort Lincoln and rebury near the Custer site across the Wyoming line at Sheridan.
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Custer
Little Big Horn
Custer Monument
Sheridan
Wyo
Fort McKenzie
Old Fort Lincoln
Comanche
Miles Keough
Seventh Cavalry
Early seeding urged after frost hits flax yields
J. R. Smith, a prominent operator from Daweon county, visited the city saying he had 3,000 acres this season, far below prior years. He reported wheat did well but flax suffered from late sowing and frost with average yields under 10 bushels per acre. He insists crops must be sown early.
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J. R. Smith
Daweon County
Lecture on American songs by Prof Squires set for Jan 14
Professor Vernon P. Squires will present American War Songs and Ballads in the high school assembly room next Tuesday evening January 14. Pupils will perform several famous songs, illustrating their historical significance and meaning for a delightful, informative program.
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America
Vernon P. Squires
Squires
Missing rancher Max Thiel vanishes after Dec departure
Mandan reports a deep mystery surrounding the disappearance of Max Thiel, a known Judson rancher and cowboy. He left Mandan two weeks ago Tuesday December 17 and has not been heard from since after a business trip from Judson.
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Mandan
Max Thiel
Judson
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs John Barker
Mr and Mrs John Barker residing north of Beach welcomed a baby girl born Friday the 3d. W J Woods resumes duties as proprietor of Woods Dray Co after holidays with his parents at Forest River. Leo Metter of Beach State Bank on annual vacation at Springfield Minnesota. A L Arnold fills in. Mr and Mrs L E Carl of Burkey travel to Defiance Iowa to visit relatives. Miss Mary Newell leaves Golden Valley Telephone for a stenographer post with Judge Jefferson.
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John Barker
Beach
Forest River
W. J. Woods
the Woods Dray 6
Leo Métter
The
Beach State Bank
Springfield
Minn
A. L. Arnold
Mary Newell
Golden Valley Telephone Co
Jefferson
Newell
Missing Spurs Livery Case Sparks Coercion Theories
A man missed his spurs at the livery barn and suspects a tie to a trip to Bismarck on the Mott train. Thiel, described as steady and well off, left the country with $1,250 in cash and checks on him, prompting belief that coercion was used.
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Bismarck
Thiel
Fire destroys Hankinson cement block plant and office
Hankinson North Dakota January 8 Fire at 7 am gutted the north end of the Hankinson Cement Block and Building Co plant, destroying office and workshop equipment including a gasoline engine and lathes. Loss about 4000 dollars, fully insured. Origin uncertain but connected to an early train departure incident. Plan to rebuild likely in spring.
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Hankinson Hankinson
N. D
Hankinson Cement Block & Building
George Mack
Mack
Tales of the Town and Local Notices From Grand Forks
Tales recount visits by Judge Fitzgeralds guest Katherine Schroe and notes on cable system plans for a city of ten thousand. Farmers E A Wee and L B Westby purchase land and stock. O T Griffiths returns to Minnesota buyers. Mary J Holmes dramatic Tempest and Sunshine to be staged at the opera house next Thursday with J Earl Barrington directing and special scenery promising a sellout crowd.
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Grand Forks Herald
Mary J. Holmes
J. Earl Barrington
Norton States His Intentions To Affiliate With Republicans
P. D. Norton, newly elected congressman from the Third district, says he will affiliate with the Republican party while retaining the right to vote on bills on their merits. He expects Democrats to push a tariff for revenue only, vows to oppose cuts in farm price protections, plans no pet measures for the special session, and may travel to Washington early March to learn the agenda. He urges unity among Republican factions to regain control.
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Republican Party
P. D. Norton
Norton
Washington
and Progress
Beach Bazaar Deals Bargains on Books and Toys
Bargains in books dishes toys and more promise astoundingly low prices at Beach Bazaar hosted by Mrs. H L Rice proprietor presenting a lively local sale for shoppers seeking value and variety.
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Beach Bazaar
H. L. Rice
Adv
Republicans Hold Offices In North Dakota Counties
North Dakota with fifty counties has 550 county offices. Republicans hold 466, Democrats 78, Socialists 4, and 11 vacancies. The state elected majorities across Adams to Wells counties with Democrats strongest in Griggs Cavalier Pembina and Richland. taxes and terms shift under new laws.
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North Dakota
Golden Valley County
Wilson
State Senate
Adams, Barnes, Benson
Billings
Burleigh
Cass
Divide
Kidder
McLean
Ramsey
Ran- Ward
Wells
Bottineau
Bowman
Emmons
Hettin- Morton
McHenry
McKenzie
Nelson
Pierce
Sargent
Griggs
Cavalier
Pembina and
Richland
State
Attornmeye
Mercer
Oliver
Williams
Burke
Dickey
Dunn
Golden Valley
Grand Forks
Renville
Towner
Walsh
Foater
Stark
Eddy
McIntosh
Pembina
Rolette
Sargent, Walsh
Logan
LaMoure
Dunn Griggs
Taylor Lawyer Assault Victim
In Taylor North Dakota on Saturday evening Attorney E H Gunderson escaped injury when a brick was hurled through a bank window where he sat. A man named Tom Armstrong was seen near the scene and warrants were filed as Dickinson officials pursue a gang clique that threatens law and order.
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E. H. Gunderson
Mr. Gunderson
Gunderson
Tom Armstrong
Dickinson
Martha
Ron Thinge
Revival services draw crowds at Methodist church
The revival meetings led by Rev. Chas Weigele fill houses nightly, with gospel singing and preaching. The series closes Tuesday evening January 14, urging all to attend for spiritual welfare. F. W. Gress, P. C.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Chas, Weigele
F. W. Gress
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Evans
Baltimore
L. E. Carl
Burkey
Defiance
Iowa
Tales of the Town
Frank Fitzgerald
Katherine Schroe
Miss Schroeder
Bench
E. A. Wee
Ollie
Mr. Wee
L. B. Westby
Model
Minneapolis
Spring Haberdashery
O. T. Griffiths
Glen Hives
Bors! Levator Company
Jold “Griff
Becah
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