Memorial service marks opening of IOOF Rebekah convention
The IOOF and Rebekah annual state convention opened with a Memorial service honoring the departed, led by Rev. Lawrence B. Robertson of Plymouth Church. Grand Lodge officers and Maple Leaf lodge members from Grand Forks participated, with sessions continuing and degree work planned for the evening.
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Odd Fellows
Rebekah Order
Rebekah
Grand Lodge
Rebekah Assembly
Henry O'Keefe
Odd Fellows' Hall
H. A. Armstrong
Mra
Jeanette Forkner
Jens
Rebekahs
Mattara
Lawrence B. Robertson
Plymouth Congregational Church
Leaflodge
Grand Forks
Mr. Armstrong
W. R. Wickerrham
Oakes
Inkster High to Hold Friday Commencement Address
Prof John Adams Taylor of the state university will deliver the commencement address for Inkster high school graduates at exercises Friday night June 9. Senior class members include Clara Bradley Inse Colling Pauline Dougherty Dear Eng William Groth Chosa Hamilton Jean McMillan Mabel Phaien Florence Stiles and Othmar Hoffei.
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John Adams Taylor
The
State University
Inkster High School
Clara Bradley
Inse Colling
Pauline Dougherty
Dear Eng
William Groth
Chosa Hamilton
Jean McMillan
Mabel Phaien
Florence Stiles
Othmar Hoffei
Louis Hippe 15 Injured in Motorcycle Accident
Louis Hippe, a pressman at a local newspaper and former Grand Forks resident, is hospitalized with a broken leg and serious injuries after a motorcycle with a side car collided with an automobile east of the city. His wife and 3 1/2 year old daughter also suffered injuries. his sister and John Hippe left for Bismarck to be with him. The accident occurred late Tuesday night. details remain scarce.
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John Hippe
Mise Nettie Hippe
Bismarck
Louis Hipple
Mr. Hippe
Mra. Hippe
Uer
Mr. Ippe
N. D
Louis Hippe
Grand Forks
Hippe
Chas
Sawyer
Dacotah Staff Chosen For New Biennial Publication
The Dacotah staff for the new biennial university publication was elected by the sophomore class on Tuesday. Elected to lead are Editor Leslie Erhardt, Assistant Editor Verona Hansen, Business Manager Glen Miner, and Advertising Manager Walter J Burkman. The junior class prints the book, and remaining staff will be appointed by those named. Plans for annual publication were set in winter.
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Dacotah
The
State University
Lessie Erhardt
Verona Hansen
Glen Miner
Walter J. Burkman
Girl Students Outclass Men at North Dakota University
Figures released Tuesday show sororities at the University of North Dakota outperform fraternities in scholastic standing by nearly three percent. Girls average 45.78 percent versus 82.97 for men based on first semester grades, with dormitory grades also favoring female students.
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University of North Dakota
Curly Brown Injured In Belmont Road Wreck
Three autos piled into a ditch near Belmont road just outside the city limits around midnight Tuesday. Curly Brown was hospitalized at St Michael's with a severe head cut. Police report says two northbound cars driven by George Baker and L Pierce encountered Brown going south. Pierce, leading, swerved to avoid, crossed to the wrong side, colliding with Browns car, followed by Bakers car. All cars badly damaged with wheels sheared and fenders broken.
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Belmont Road
Curly” Brown
St. Michael's Hospital
George Baker
L. Pierce
Curly Brown
Pierce
Brown
Baker
Fort High seniors publish annual and school day show
The Fort High senior class issue titled The Fort appears today, dedicated to C K Baarman. Ronald Davies is editor in chief with Charlotte Hanson as advertising manager and other seniors contributing in editing and roles. A musical comedy The Forx was performed at day exercises. The annual covers senior and other class activities, athletics, and portraits of faculty and leaders. Fair tickets go on sale for the North Dakota state fair July 17 to 22 with five five cent tickets for $1.00.
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C. K. Baarman
Science Department
Ronald Davies
Charlotte Hanson
Arnold Sandlie
Ross Munro
Grace Lambe
Catherine Holmberg
Theodore Rex
Fargo
N. D
F. W.mcroberts
Father Reardon to Speak at St James Commencement
Rev. Father M. Reardon of St Paul and editor in chief of the Catholic Bulletin will be principal speaker at St James academy commencement exercises. He will address a Knights of Columbus banquet Thursday noon and outline work for the fourth degree members in the American history movement.
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Father M. Reardon
St. Paul
Catholic Bulletin
St. James’ Academy
Father Reardon
Knights of Columbus
Rain General Over State Reported Across Regions
Rain fell across North Dakota with varied totals from towns including Bismarck 0.26 inches Devin Lake 0.64 Dickinson 0.32 Fes sendon 0.50 mestown 1.08 Langdon 0.46 Larimore 0.60 Minot 0.05 Napoleon 0.25 Pembina 0.20 and Minot good shower. Southwest observed rain and a Bismarck taxi company reported rain from the city to the Canadian border.
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Grand Forks
Bismarck
Devin Lake
Dickinson
Fessendon
Minot
City seeks bids on south end paving project
City commissioners in session directed bids for the south end paving between Fourth and Tenth avenues from Cottonwood to Chestnut and intersecting avenues. Bids due June 27 with board action the next day. Also note: Red River Power rate hearing postponed. Henry O Keefe Jr protests. Street Commissioner Solstad’s sidewalk plan approved and sewer plans for Lincoln Park View backed. Lumber contract for Minnesota Avenue bridge awarded to Ireland Lumber Yard. hardware to Barnes Nuss Co. Several new licenses issued for plumbing, taxi, dray services and milk sales.
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Seaslon
South End
Cottonwood
Walnut
Chestnut Streets
Fourth Avenue
Tenth Avenue
North Dakota Railroad Warehouse Commission
Red River Power Company
Henry O'Keefe Jr
John Solstad
Lincoln Park View
Minnesota Avenue
Ireland Lumber Yard
Barnes
Nuss Company
Spriggs Bros. Plumbing Company
Tom Collins
Taxi
J. McCann
Dray
George Swanson
Arrange Premiums And Exhibit Plans For Peony Show Here
Exhibits for the peony show to be held June 12 13 and 14 at the Hotel Dacotah will include three flowers with first second and third prizes in five colors dark red light red dark pink light pink and white. Best vases and baskets of columbines receive awards and first second and third prizes are planned in many classes including Honeysuckle daisy rose iris day lily poppy pinks sweet william pansy forget me not lupinus wild bell flower snap dragon and clematis. Manuals for the seed packets will be available regardless of variety. DRUGGIST ARRESTED. Watertown Wis June 7 Charged with forging more than 500 false prescriptions Mathew F Baldwin a druggist of Palmyra was arrested today and held for hearing on June 21.
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Hotel Dacotah
Watertown
Wis
Mathew F. Baldwin
Palmyra
Retailers Warned on Flood of Cheap European Goods
H B Stout of Good year Rubber and Tire Co Akron former economics adviser told Lions Club luncheon that American manufacturers and retailers face rising danger from European imports forming retail distributing networks. He urged pushing Made in America efforts and other methods to maintain U S goods. George A Banga spoke for Grand Forks Street Railway urging club committees to study paving assessments with other city groups.
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H. B. Stout
Goodyear Rubber and Tire Co
Akron
Ohio
American Commission (0
Europe
Lions’ Club
Stout
George A. Banga
Grand Forks Street Railway Company
Grand Forks High Class Day Exercises Featured Comedy
Grand Forks high school seniors held class day exercises in the junior high auditorium. A musical comedy titled The Forx showcased experiences connected with the annual Fort book and was directed by Miss Ann Reely. Theodore Rex and Adrian Hofto sang solos while the choral work impressed. The program included the class history will and prophecy, with Miles Schwam delivering a reading titled My Luck With Women. A physician noted in the piece that excessive thinking does not cause nervous or mental trouble.
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Grand Forks High School
Mies Ann Reely
Theodore Rex
Adrian Hofto
Miles Schwam
Farm hand Meehan linked to missing man in Grand Forks
Daniel Meehan a farm hand at Ell died suddenly Monday night and authorities seek a brother said to reside in Grand Forks. Efforts to locate a person by that name today were unsuccessful as reports indicate Meehan had driven a team toward Marquette Manitoba on the day of the incident.
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Daniel Meehen
Ell
Meehan
Grand Forks
Sald
Marquette
Tragic Farm Accident and Suicide Attempt Reported
A farmer named Meehan died when a horse drawn wagon collapsed on him after a horse bolted while adjusting harness. In Peoria a separate case reports Mrs. Amelia Rough, 54, who attempted suicide twice by stabbing and cutting, dying after a third attempt at self harm.
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Peoria
Amelia Rough
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Inkster
Forx
Class of
St. James
Paris Green
New Jersey
Paris
Postel Seth
Poteana
Arsenate Aheae Fares
Pewis Bros, Pure Foodca
Werstlein Bros
Lions Club
Harvester
Vidated Ciger Corporation
New York
Winston Harper Fisher Co
Minneapolis, Mian
Ewer
Bridgeman - Russell Company
Forks
Luzpe
Sabla Bora Ci, Inc
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
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