Northwestern News Reports Fine Growth and Ordination Events
The report notes growth at Northwestern News and outlines a plan for the coming year including a constitution submission to the general body and committee decisions. It also details ordination Sunday for twenty nine graduates of the Norwegian Lutheran Church of America, with a large attendance and several ministers ordained by Dr. H. Stub. Names of ordinees and locations listed. Mission session planned with Rev. J. D. Runsvold as principal speaker.
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Edtas
Giteeen
Ordal
Norwegian Lutheran Church of America
H. Stub
Shirok
Dis- Wien
Elmer A. Baalson
Hibbing
Minn
T. A. Berge
Branford
Hudson
Wis
Olaf Carlon
Fairview
St. Helena
M. ‘Witlbur
St Paul
C.J. Nagiestad
Eteworth
Iowa
W. Ramstad
Oregon
F. 1
J. D. Runsvold
Fargo
Shaw Election Sparks Delirium in Minot Resident
Minot North Dakota June 10 Nels Tufte a major property owner upset by Shaw's election began vandalizing homes at dawn smashing windows and breaking doors. Police faced heavy trouble arresting him as campaign material circulated loyalty to the state.
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Minot
N. D
Nels Tufteson
Shaw
Tufteson
James Joho
Adoe Fwdea
Brinton Cancels Beach Appearance Amid Parish and Finance Furor
Brinton cancels a public appearance in Beach amid controversy over an indictment and state fund issues. Speakers Mills and Kositaky addressed social topics and state problems while claims by John Steen on a large state funds matter influenced proceedings. Protests by Beach and Golden Valley residents plus J M Still’s letter contributed to Brinton’s decision not to appear.
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Ae & Federal
Baer
Mills
Soci
Yellow Peril
National Chamber of Commerce
Kositaky
John Steen
Steen
Beach
Golden Valley
Brinton
J. M. Still
Still
Indian fighter Rogers earns Croix de Guerre for bravery
At a Base Hospital in France on May 20 an American Indian Sioux from Standing Rock is praised for fearlessness. Charlies Rogers, formerly of the First North Dakota regiment now in the 18th Infantry, reportedly charged enemy lines, exchanged fire, and used his rifle with deadly effect during a raid, drawing praise from fellow North Dakota soldiers though the full tale remains a vivid local recollection.
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H. Tosterin
France
Standing Rock
North Dakota
Charlies Rogers
First
North Dakota Regiment
18Th Infantry
Rogers
Sgother
Hite
Young Rogers
Fire devastates Antelope stores in overnight blaze
A Friday morning fire destroyed Grayson Bros. and Antelope Mercantile Company, causing losses possibly exceeding 100000. Foss, a local painter, was arrested while attempting to flee town after being found in his hotel room. he had earlier been released from county jail for lack of evidence in a dynamite charge. Fire brigade and townspeople saved little beyond some foodstuffs as windows on Main street shattered from the heat. Insurance on the two stores totals less than 26000.
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Grayson Bros
Antelope
Foss
Antelope Mercantile Company
Plentywood Fire Brigade
Main Street
F. D. Morck
Antelope Mont Fire Causes $100000 Loss
Antelope Montana reports a major blaze destroying property valued at about $100000. Local efforts included a Red Cross market day that raised earnings over 2400 dollars from donated goods and a lunch sale by local ladies adding 259 dollars. The incident reflects extensive community response.
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Antelope
Red Cross
Mont
Townley Caucus Details Vote Control Tactics Exposed
Report from Mooreton North Dakota describes Richland County farmers forming a local branch of the Independent Voters Association. League leaders described as selecting legislative candidates and requiring pledges to follow majority league decisions. Everson testified about caucus admission cards and manipulated voting lists, concluding Townley drove him from the caucus after opposing Socialist doctrines. Farmers contributed funds for the campaign as committee members were elected and organized.
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Hankisgon
N. D
Richd County
Bnse
Oes
Mooreton
Richland County
Independent Voters’ Association
Jeaders
H. B
Inga
Minitm
North Dakota
League
Everson
Wood
Hol. Wood
F. B. Wood
Townley
C. W. Carey
A. McKinnon
A. H
Brown
W. G. Merrifield
P. W. ‘Moorer
Foreman of Antelope Mine Found Dead
Rathbun, foreman for the Antelope Mine company in Antelope Montana, was found dead last Thursday by a co worker. The body showed signs of an explosion with fuse caps or squibs and authorities indicate death occurred at age about years. A brother living in Mandan is the only immediate relative located.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rathbun
Antelope Mini Company
Thee
Maine
Mandan
Minneapolis Man Held For Impersonating Officer
Minot North Dakota June 10 Martin Schey of Minneapolis bound over $800 for impersonating an army officer when he waived preliminary in justice court Saturday. Schey, a Minnesota University cadet, came to Ward county as a Barnum Book Co to sell a cook book. He claimed to work for the good conservation commission and to be paid by the government. He said he represented the department of justice and was seeking Liberty Bond slackers. He approached 28 people near Des Lacs and made 24 sales. The cadet uniform aided his misrepresentation and led to his arrest. The matter will be taken up ree om nates.
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Minot
N. D
Martin | Schey
Minneapoli
Aearen
Justice Court
Schey
Minnesota University Cadets
Ward County
Barnum Book Co
Good Conservation Commission
Department of Justice
Des Laca
Kahki
Ree Om Nates
Dakota
North
Miles
Minot Town Criers Promote War Savings Campaign
Minot North Dakota June 10 The Minot Town Criers will devote the next three weeks to stirring interest in the War Savings Stamp campaign starting June 28. Plans for steady publicity are being set. at the club’s annual meeting officers for the coming year were elected President W F Vies vice president J K Woodward secretary.
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Minot
N. D
Minot Town
Garrison Doctor Arrested on Sedition Charge
Garrison North Dakota June 19 Dr B G Stucke a well known local practitioner was arrested a week ago on a bench warrant issued from the federal court Deputy Marshal Trotter took the defendant to Jamestown where he will likely be arraigned at the June term in Bis.
Minot prepares for four day North Dakota retailers convention
Minot awaits the four day North Dakota Retailers' Association convention opening tomorrow. Fred F. Mann of Devils Lake, president of the association, will preside at the opening with other officials and members expected to arrive for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
North Dakota
Fred F. Mann
Devils Lake
Ssociation
End of street tones from Boule Fray
A fragment from a historical page hints at street scenes and social gatherings around a Boule event. Names, places, or dates are unclear, but the brief note suggests a ceremonial or communal activity tied to street life and a card game setting.
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