Two Lutherans Are Ordained in Fargo
Two members of the English Evangelical Lutheran synod were ordained at St Mark's church with four pastors accepted into the synod. Karl W. Decker to Livingston Montana and Edward Wicklund to Winona Minnesota were ordained. The four acceptances include D E Bosserman Carl H Bartach George J Muller and W C Drahn. Rev G Keller Aubrecht was elected president of the northwest synod succeeding Rev A F Elmquist. Retiring President Elmquist urged a six year mission program and consolidation of Lutheran bodies while expressing loyalty to the president and congress.
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Winnipeg
George J. Muller
Brooklyn
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
Janesville
Wis
W. C. Drahn
Oregon
Es Lutheran Church of
Min
G. Keller Aubrecht
Milwaukee
Northwest Synod
A. F . Elmquist
Minneapolis
Bim
W. K. Frick
Presi
Elmquiet
General Council
General Synod
United Synod
Livestock Institute Set for McVille June 12
A Farmers' Livestock Institute, directed by the state agricultural college, will be held at McVille on Tuesday June 12. Leading speakers from the college stock department will attend to interest stock breeders.
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Herald
McVille
N. D
Farmers’ Livestock Institute
State Agricultural College
Farmer Asmund Was Crushed To Death Near McVille
McVille North Dakota June 1 Asmund Was a prosperous farmer five miles south of McVille was accidentally killed Tuesday morning while en route to Kloten with a grain load. Evidences indicate he fell from the wagon and the wagon wheels passed over his chest. The body was removed to the Was home for burial.
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Herald
McVille
N. D
Asmund
Kloten
Pioneer farmer dies leaving family in county
A local pioneer farmer died after a road incident. He was a wealthy, respected member of the neighborhood. His brother Halvor Was resides in Mel Ville and is a stockholder at the First National Bank.
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Halvor
MelVille
First National Bank of
Thia Place
Cers
Bender disclaims ownership of carload of wine
Mandan North Dakota June 6 Peter Ben alleged title holder to a carload at Hebron in a long court battle yesterday Judge Henke heard the matter and the party solemnly disclaimed ownership or interest in its ultimate fate.
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Mandan
N. D
Peter Ben
Hebron
Henke
Terday
Imperial Morton
Culbertson Sees Smooth Registration and New Hotel Progress
Culbertson reports registration proceeded without excitement with three registrars present and more registrants than expected. A new brick hotel is under rapid construction costing about 25000 dollars, with Ed Olson of Poplar as contractor and W W Stevens of Poplar supervising. Culbertson teachers head home for summer vacation while several staff plan extended travels and summer plans across Minnesota and Pennsylvania.
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Culbertson
George K. Dick
G. H. Coulter
H. D. Edmonds
Walla
Olson
Poplar
W. W. Stevens
Grafton Celebration and Rail Board Showing
Grafton North Dakota held a city celebration organized by merchants drawing 12 500 visitors from outside. A baseball game Grafton versus Drayton ended 6 to 3, with Red Cross fund contributions totaling 260 dollars. In Washington the North Dakota rail board defended freight rate reductions before the Interstate Commerce Commission arguing the impact on farmers and state rail policy.
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Grafton
N. D
Ite
Drayton
Red Croes Fund
Bismarck
Interstate Commerce Commission
North Dakota Rail Board
J. A. Little
Washington
North Dakota Board
North Dakota
Equity
Rail Board
Randah
Rate Fixbert Little
Atates
Farm Loan Association Formed in Hilendale North Dakota
A farmers mass meeting in Hilendale North Dakota organized a Farm Loan Association to serve western Dickey County. Hugh H. Allen of the Dakota Farmer and County Agent Richard assisted in the setup under the federal farm loan act, cited as a major beneficiary legislation.
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Hilendale
N. D
Dickey County
Hugh H. Allen
Dakota Farmer of
Teepesans
Richar
Big Picnic at Esmond Scheduled for Friday
Esmond North Dakota June 7 The Better Acquaintance picnic group organizing picnics across the northern half of the state plans the next gathering at Mathew Duffey farm near the city. Isabell Township Farmers club with 186 members will host with several addresses. plans were shifted from Cando due to rain. The group aims to boost livestock and grain interests.
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Esmond
N. D
Mathew Duffey
Isabell
Isabell Township
Cando
A. B. Chamberlain
B. H. CritchNeld
Devils Lake
North Dakota railroads praised for cost cuts and high rates
The board notes reunions have materially cut operating expenses for North Dakota railroads while freight and passenger rates remain high compared with neighboring commonwealths. It says this boosts earning power to cover rising costs without raising charges. Randahl and Little joined a North Dakota delegation meeting with President Wilson about food control. Wilson was amiable and expressed interest in North Dakota's role in feeding U S armies.
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North Dakota
Mme
Commonwealths
Contanda
Randahl
Little Ware
Party of North Kota
North Dakota approves first $100 million articles of incorporation
Bismarck June 1 North Dakota filed the states first $100,000,000 articles of incorporation presented by Armour & Co meat packers of Chicago with J Ogden Armour as principal. The company reincorporates under North Dakota law from June 6 1917 as Armour & Co of New Jersey ceases license. Many large firms shift from New Jersey to stricter state rules on incorporation.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Armour & Co., Meat Packers
Chicago
J.’ Ogden Armour
New Jersey
Armour & Co
Illinois
North
Horses Gain Weight After Winter Losses In New England
Six horses lost by Hi Schloman last fall were recovered in spring and found to have gained at least 900 pounds each. A colt was born during winter while the animals survived without shelter. Market Day Planned for Sharon with auction, free pictures, baseball games, races and picnic dinner, tentatively June 14.
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New England
N. D
Hi. Schloman
Sharon
Sharon Commercial Club
Townley Speech at Patriotic Meeting Sparks Clash Over Farm Aid
Townley denounces big business and calls for farmers to use their methods. he urges government takeover of food transport, condemns war debt, and accuses wealth holders of hoarding power. Governor Frasier attends rally in Williams County amid debate on conscription and national policy.
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Mr. Jey
Star of
Aida
Mr. Townley
Washington
Chicago
Northwest
United States
Frasier
Govrrment
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