Judge-Elect John C Lowe Faces Rape Trial Today
Northwestern News reports John C Lowe of Minot, judge-elect in the Fifth district, will face trial in Rugby on a first degree rape charge. The case, alleged to involve an offense two years prior, has moved from Ward to Ramsey to Pierce county per court orders. Prosecution is by the attorney general. William Martin of Bottineau county faces a related charge at the same term.
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Devils Lake
N.D
John C. Lowe
Minot
Lowe
Supreme Court
Renville
Bottineau
McHenry
Stronghols
Pierce County
Rugby
Kneeshaw
Bucond
Ruttz
Attorney General Office
William Martin
State House
Bottineau County
Lewes
Martin
Renville County
Farm Boy Pierces Eye With Pitchfork in North Dakota
Tebron near hera, farm boy ten years old, was injured when a pitchfork pierced his eye while working on a farm. Neighbors and authorities investigated the incident as a serious farming accident.
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Tebron
N. D
Dee
John
John Niedhardt
Hera
Two Old Blue Army Uniforms Found In Bush On Hart River
Carl Pertram and his wife found two old blue Army uniforms rotted in bushes along the Hart River while strolling south of town. Officials believe Civil War era uniforms were left by deserters years ago and may have been khaki.
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Hart River
Byndicate
Dee
Carl Pertram
Strolin
Heart River
Urey
Slope Lawyers Honor Judge Crawford At Banquet
Judge W C Crawford retires from the Sixth Judicial district after twelve years on the bench. Stark County Bar Association hosted a banquet at the St Charles hotel with guests including R V Boulger Frank X Warner and officials. Pugh will take Crawford’s place while Boulger retains stenographic duties and Berry and Lembke will establish new chambers in Mandan and Hettinger respectively.
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T. N. Hartung
Dect
K. HL. Pash
H. L. Berry
P. Lembke
Crawford
T. H. Pugh
Pugh & ‘Thres
Ol Dickinson
Pugh
Tt. V. Boulger
H. Ol. Berry
Killdeer
Mandan
J. M. Hanley
Carnival in Williston boosts Christmas trade finds convict
The Williston Commercial club plans a multi day Christmas carnival to spur local commerce. The secretary will distribute two thousand inches of advertising. George Peopiks, a Black convict who escaped the state penitentiary, was found hiding in a potato bin at the Lewis and Clark hotel and returned to prison.
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Williston
Cty
Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription a Fifty Year Legacy
A rural physician famed for treating disease consults nationwide then moves to Buffalo and markets Favorite Prescription across the country. The drug’s longstanding sales, testimonial use by women, and related remedies like Golden Medical Discovery and Anuric underscore its influence in 19th century American home medicine.
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Babee Abbas
United States
Dr. Pierce
Pierce
Kidney Bladder Issue Advice From Medical Claim
An old text describes kidney and bladder interaction attributing bladder weakness to uric acid. It notes urine irritation and burning at the bladder neck, with claims of nighttime symptoms and difficult control. It offers a simple remedy involving about four ounces.
Mostana Pioneer Dies at Medford Oregon Fur Trader
Mostana Pioneer known as the last fur trader died in Medford Oregon. Born near Toke TAC at 18 he moved westward to engage with the Winnebago and Wisconsin traders. He joined a frontier survey era group opposing the American Fur Company monopoly, aligning with Northwest Fur Company in 1863. He continued in fur trade until 1868, establishing Fort Peas frontier post and interacting with Sioux during a forty year span.
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Mostana
Medford
Oregon
Toke Tac
Ie Nana
Whsconsin
Ie Bartarty
Wissont
Minna
Latte
Northwest Fur Company
Peas Frondier
Canadian Farmers Endorse Wheat Pool Plan At Calgary
Delegates representing over six thousand shareholders in Alberta Saskatchewan and Manitoba voted to back the Canadian Council of Agriculture proposal for a farmers cooperative pool to handle the 1921 wheat crop and future harvests. The plan foresees seventy thousand contract holders with sixty thousand already signed in Alberta and Saskatchewan. The drafting committee included H. W. Wood F. W. Riddell and J. H. Murray.
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Winnipeg
Man
Prairie Provinces
United Grain Growers' Convention
Calgary
Canadian Council of Agriculture
Alberta
Saskatchewan
United Farmers of Alberta
West
Agriculture
H. W. Wood
Anda
Canadian Wheat Board
F. W. Riddell
Sackatchewan Co-operative Elevator Company
Regina
J. H. Murray
United Grain Growers
Baby Burns To Death In House Near Mohall
Mohall North Dakota December 7 The eight months old baby of Mr and Mrs Carl Larson farmers in this vicinity burned to death in the fire that destroyed the Larson farm home The father was away the mother and two older children had gone to the barn to do morning chores when the fire was observed The mother escaped with some clothes and tangled remains of the infant were found after the house burned to the ground The family had cash bank funds tied up in a local bank which had closed its doors due to financial stress
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Mohall
N. D
Carl Larson
Larson Farm
Williston Pastor Joins Army as Chaplain
Rev Ed win Burling, pastor of Williston Methodist Church, has resigned to serve as United States Army chaplain. He previously completed a year as chaplain in Germany and will depart for Fort Snelling to begin duty.
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Williston
N. D
Edwin Burling
United States Armyas
Dured
Germany
Fort Snelling
Dime novels inspire boy to seek wild west life in Mandan
A sixteen year old, claiming New York origin, rode off a Mandan train with a large revolver and admitted craving the wild west life. He was sent back to New York. Separately, four pouches of registered mail were stolen from a truck at a suburban Mahon railroad station per police report.
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Mandan
N. D
New York
Chicago
Mahon
Which Victrola for Christmas The Victor Choice
Which Victrola will you choose for Christmas Select the best style for your needs and you will get utmost satisfaction. Victrolas made complete in Victor factories the largest plant devoted to a musical instrument. Victor features include changeable sis and doors to adapt tone volume with no distortion. Look for the His Masters Voice trademark under the lid and on record labels.
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Victor
All Instruments
Experiences of Harrisons Son in Montana Recalls
Helena Montana December seventh recall the dramatic Montana ventures of Russel B Harrison son of Benjamin Harrison the twenty third president His early career included founding the Helena Daily Journal as the states first newspaper to use the linotype machine He later entered the large scale Harrison stock raising operation centered near Great Falls resulting in a major foreclosure judgment of about seven hundred seventy seven thousand dollars on property including Sunnysite City Park The case followed a mammoth livestock sale and Cowboys troubles before Harrison moved east to practice law in Indianapolis Herald Want Ads Bring Revenue
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Helena
Mont
James Blaine Walker
James G. Blaine
Elizab Harrison
New York
Harrison
Montana
Russel B. Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
United States
Russel
Helena Daily Journal
Great Falls
Farmers’ Trust Company
Sunnysite City Park
Indianapolis
Herald
Personal Testimony on Tanlac Relief
A St Paul man describes severe rheumatic pains stomach trouble and lack of appetite from health breakdown He credits Tanlac with relief from pains and stomach issues claiming he no longer experiences kidney problems and feels like a new man He notes the medicine is made in Grand Rocka Wy and recommends it as a remedy after trying many others.
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Grand
Rocka
Do soft drinks pay ask in St Paul Dispatch
The St Paul Dispatch questions whether soft drinks pay and states clearly that they do not, noting that payment is always required.
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St. Paul
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