Irrigation congress opens in North Dakota capital
The third North Dakota Irrigation congress opened at the state capitol in Bismarck with delegates from North Dakota, South Dakota and Montana. Speakers from the Great Northern and Northern Pacific railroads discussed irrigation for small tracts, flood control, and planned surveys to gauge feasibility. The gathering aims to press for a federal commission and for dam and hydroelectric projects across Missouri river tributaries to boost farming, flood protection, and power in the region.
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Irrigation Congress
North Dakota
State
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South Dakota
Montana
EB. A. Williams
State Irrigation Associa
Montana Irrigration Department
Nemi-Arta
E. C. Leedy
Renz
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Busieas
Missouri
Hard
McMahon
Fargo
Elda
Apple Creek
Green
Heart Rivers
Alma
Red River
Missinsippi
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Reclamation Service
Federal Treasury
United States Congress
Minsouri
Missisiippi
Louisiana Purchase
Yellowstone
Weather boosts Missouri Slope wheat prospects in 1915 report
Mandan North Dakota June 7 Crop prospects rise as cool, moist conditions ease heat. May rains totaling 5.16 inches boosted fields across Sioux County and into South Dakota with widespread showers improving moisture. Cutworms seen near Havelock Hettinger County. overall grain stands strong since 1915 with favorable forecasts for fourteen Missouri Slope counties.
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Missouri Slope
Morton
Oliver
McLaughlin
Fort Yates
Solen
Sioux County
South Dakota
Weather Bureau
Baker, Mont
New England
Mott
Regent
Hettinger
Glen Allin
New Salem
Morton County
Golden Valley
Stark County
Mercer
Dunn
Missouri
Havelock
North Dakota Architects Set June Meet at Devils Lake
Devils Lake North Dakota hosts the North Dakota Architects Association annual meeting with a June 14 luncheon by the Rotary Club. itinerary includes city tour by auto, boat trip to Sully's Hill National Park, Fort Totten visit, a Grayson hotel banquet, and talks by local businessmen. Gilbert R. Horton of Jamestown is president.
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Devils Lake
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Architects
North Dakota
R. R. Boyd
Gilbert R. Horton
Jamestown
Rotary Club
Grayson Hotel
Ening
Grand Theater
Board of Architecture
Mining board to meet June 18 before convention
A state mining board led by president Degile Lake with vice president Joseph Bell DeRemer and secretary-treasurer Arthur Van Horn will hold a meeting on June 18. Candidates will be examined to ensure they are available to attend the convention.
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Joseph A. Shannon
Degile Lake
Joseph Bell DeRemer
Grand Forks
Arthur van Horn
Bismarck
Postmasters of State to Meet at Fargo June 15 16
Fargo N D June 7 Postmasters of North Dakota will gather in Fargo June 15 and 16 for a two day convention following a Tri State meeting with North and South Dakota and Minnesota in St Paul earlier in the week The Fargo Commercial Club will host with J P Hardy in charge of local arrangements The tentative program includes prayers welcomes addresses discussions and a banquet on Friday with reports from committees and the annual address of the president
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
St. Paul
J. P. Hardy
Farge Commercial Club
W. C. Han Sock
Haseley
Leatheany Binford
Vinit Fargo Postonce
Shafer Assists State Probe of Spud Commission Houses
Minot North Dakota June 7 George F Shafer assistant attorney general pledges state resources to probe alleged irregularities by Potato commission firms. He alined with Minot Association of Commerce and extension department staff to review dealings with potato producers. Attended by County Agent John Husby Henry L Finke Clyde Nelson and Francia J Murphy. Concordia Commencement Marks Largest Class in History. Moorhead Minn June 7 Concordia College begins commencement with 29 graduates the largest in its history led by Dr Jacob Tanner noting vision is essential to action. Jailed Three Times in Month Fargo North Dakota June 7 Howard Wilson surrenders to police for the third time in a little over a month after two prior arrests and a freight train transfer. Officials vow a stricter night diet this time.
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George F. Shafer
Attorney General
North Dakota
Potato Commission
Minot Association of Commerce
The
Agricultural College
Shafer
John Husby
Henry L. Finke
Northwestern North Dakota Potato Association
Clyde Nelson
Ward County Farm Bureau
Francia J. Murphy
Concordia
Moorhead
Minn
Concordia College
Jaco Tanner
Department of Religion
Fargo
Howard Wilson
Representatives plan potato warehouse meeting in Minot
Henry L. Finke of Berthold, president of the Northwestern North Dakota Potato association, with Minot Association of Commerce officers, arranged a meeting for communities planning potato warehouses. The June 22 session aims to connect communities with warehouse machinery firms and architects to avoid costly mistakes and ensure cohesive action by the parent body.
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Minot
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Henry L. Finke
Berthold
Northwestern North Dakota Potato Association
Minot Association of Commerce
Potato Association
North Dakota
Miett
Ares Jen
Finke
Te Potato Association
Brick Blocks Up At Golden Valley Construction Starts
Construction began on an 1100 brick barrage for the Bakall and Behtle company and a two story full basement brick department for Ben Halbern. Neuman company begins here with a $125,000 investment to replace frame structures burned three months ago.
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Golden Valley
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