North Dakota Agricultural College Holds Four Day Commencement
The twenty third annual commencement begins June 9 with a class play Cousin Kate staged by seniors. Baccalaureate on June 10 features Dr Herbert L Willett of the University Theological School. Diplomas awarded to about thirty eight graduates at a grand ball after the closing ceremonies.
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University of Chicano ‘Theological School
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Moorhead
F. Ladd
Eiminats Beagues
Anamoose shooting ends with bail set at $5000
June 1 report states Henry Panko shot Chas Borchardt four times then aided him and sought medical help. Borchardt later faced a mob, promised to leave the country, returned and was wounded with four bullets in the chest. Panko surrendered to authorities and was arraigned at McClucky, bail set at $5000. Borchardt remains hospitalized with questionable recovery.
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One of first N. D. men to go to France with Pershing's army
Williston North Dakota May 31 Alfred Carven of this city will be one of the first North Dakota men to join Pershing's forces in France. He enlisted early in the regular army before war, serving on the Mexican border and now awaits orders. North Dakota public opinion towards war and conscription is reported strongly favorable with hopes the draft will reach near full support.
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Weiss Settles and Case Is Dismissed
The case against Muty, Graer of Mavesbeen, was dismissed after settlement between Wales and Charles M. Holland, the complainant. Holland will be paid the illclaim from renewals taken by Wales. The prisoner was returned to custody later with consent of the state's attorney.
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Stock Sold for New Flour Mill at Neche
The Neche Commercial Club helped secure the new flour mill location after a survey found Neche best among five sites. The building will start soon, machinery is purchased and to be shipped shortly.
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Social Work Aids Soldiers At Halliday Guild
Halliday ND June 1 The ladies guild holds weekly meetings to prepare meals for Halliday Rote and other state troops stationed at Camp Frazier. Langdon ND June 1 The farm boys encampment at the fair grounds runs June 14 to 33 with an age limit 14 to 20. A program features educational events and activities.
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Red River Valley Baptists Postpone Meeting One Week
The Red River Valley Baptists association meeting planned for Crystallal was postponed to June 12 due to registration day.
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Infantile Paralysis Epidemic Prompts Galata Isolation Move
Helena June 1 telegrams sweep the water board demanding Galata in Toole county be isolated due to an infantile paralysis outbreak. Six cases are reported at Galata and the board plans action. The first case of spotted fever in Lewis and Clark county is noted in Townsant to Powell as his XO.
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Find Body of Man Missing in Minot Since Thanksgiving
Minot North Dakota June 1 Coroner today is making an effort to determine how John Olson whose body was found in the Mouse river last night met his death Olson a resident of Minot for several years had been missing since before Thanksgiving
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Langdon Flour Mill Deal Closed Amid Labor Plans
Langdon Montana June 1 reports completion of four mills for efficient iron distribution by September 1. County agents to recruit farm labor, with community representatives to assist. Montana Central and Montana State College officials involved. Also notes railroad proposal Windygate and a large log drive beginning in Thompson Falls with drought impacting grain fields in the region.
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Man drives car into river near Minot. escapes unhurt
E G lively of thinvity drove his car off a fifteen foot embankment into the House river near the northwest city edge. The vehicle sank but lively escaped, while two coyotes in the rear drowned. The incident occurred late at night as he headed from a farm to his home.
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Veteran collapses en route to Memorial services in NW city
A World War II veteran, 78, died of a heart collapse while traveling to attend memorial services yesterday near his home in the Northwest district. The Herald notes the event as a special service and recalls his wartime service.
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Electric Power For Five Towns From One Plant
A new company forms to supply electric power from a single plant to five towns and farmers in the valleys around the University of Iowa area. Valley City municipal plant will furnish the electricity and deliver it to farming districts, enabling many more to thresh by power.
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Building prices rise across small towns prompt late growth
Building material costs have surged in North Dakota towns driving construction of schools, stores, offices, homes, and public buildings. Dozens of projects expand in Inkster Valley City Hawke Fingal Garrison Kathryn Turtle Lake Mandan and Berthold after years of rising prices and rising prosperity.
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Red River Valley to Host Joint Summer Meetings
Crookston Minnesota announces dates for the Minnesota Red River Valley Development Association joint summer meetings on June 1, June 27, and June 24. The program features Livestock Breeders’ demonstrations, a Jefferson Highway tour arrival at Red Lake Falls, and a patriotic gathering with Canadian and American speakers. Thursday focuses on development and agricultural reports from farm groups and clubs. L. W. Hill of Great Northern Railway may attend and speak.
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Red River Valley
Cropa and Public Welfare Association
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Great Northern Railway Company
Skeleton Unearthed in City. Murder Suspected
In Bismarck on June 1 police probe an ancient murder mystery after unearthing two feet of a human skeleton during public library excavation in the city center. Bones are thought linked to a pioneer era tragedy. Ally killed. May 51 notes C W Strand of Richiafer died after a fall. remains shipped to Willmar for burial.
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Willmar
Women in City Rally for Red Cross War Work
Busy women fill Red Cross headquarters with knitting sewing and cutting tasks as the city mobilizes for relief efforts. A Y M C A first aid class is planned, with local physician instruction and free rounds of training to prepare for home care and field service should war continue.
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Pillow filling guidance from Pillow Committee chair
The note advises careful filing to ease the misery of wounded men and to avoid unsuitable materials. It explains how heavy, coarse fibers and overly fine snips affect pillow bulk, urging workers to cut pillows to exact sizes, test at home, and visit headquarters for samples and questions.
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Socialist Meeting Diplomatic Sedan Dangerous Mirage
Paris June 1 The National Council of the French Socialist party plans to send delegates to a Stockholm conference drawing sharp condemnation from the Tempe which calls the journey a dangerous mirage and a risk to France prestige and morale The piece argues that Germany cannot guarantee peace while William II’s army remains undefeated Jamestown ND June 1 Thirty thrifty students will receive diplomas Friday evening at Jamesown high school Dr R A Card of Fargo will give the commencement address The baccalaureate service is set for June 5 at the Methodist church Helena Mont June 1 Thermometer reads 26 the coldest in 34 years frost injures fruit trees and early potatoes in western Montana Lambs dying in northeastern Utah due to extreme cold with losses estimated at 100000
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