City Briefs Dance 6 Tt 14 and Local Advertisements
A jumble of notices from Grand Forks items list dancing events at Pudden's Grove Arvil with weekly Thursday evenings, music by Emard's, and venues like Roat's Paint Store and various shops. Local services include auto insurance, a car agent in North Dakota, a Minneapolis transfer, and a second floor Clifford building address. Also reported are a body found in Lake Metigoshe, university exams, a small fire from an electric outlet, and multiple upcoming dances and community events with directions and schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RB. R
Roat
DeMers Avenue
Booth Third St
Ady
C. Shoe Shop
DeMers Ave
Depot
E. E. Sather
P. JH. Wilder
Qident Agency
North Dakota
Clifford Building
Grand Forks
N. D
Carie R. Carle
Tia Ceriously
Serio
Minneapolis
local anglers return with a single pike after trip
A fragmentary report notes Chas X Baughton and companions leaving Clegrwatar on a motored trip and returning with one pike. The names appear garbled and not all details are clear.
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Chas. X. Baughton
Te Vane
Frank Saleneae
A. Shas
East Side Edward Vincent Pleads Guilty in Five Year Court Sentence
Edward Vincent, indicted by the grand jury in a past week, pleaded guilty in district court and drew a sentence not to exceed five years at the state refuge in St. Cloud. He was arrested in Crookston about a month ago for shooting William Cosboy at the Northwestern Fair grounds. Two additional indictments were announced Friday by County Attorney James Montague, naming Knute Thompson and Ole Olson for liquor violations. Thompson faces two counts. Olson, charged with one.
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Edward Vincent
Wesmon
St. Cloud
Vincent
Crookston
William Cosboy
Northwestern Fair Grounds
Jame Montague
Knute Thompson
Ole Olaon
Viole|ion
Wate
Tnwn
Thompson
Olson
Mees
Osio family moves to city after visit
O. MH. Bang and family of Osio moved to the city this morning. Mrs. Ed Briese daughter May J A Smith and Annabel Smith returned to Little Falls after visiting at the A Rush home during the past week. Annabel Smith is sister of Mrs. Rush. The party returned by motor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. MH. Bang
Osio
Ed. Briese
May
J. A. Smith
Annabel Smith
Little Falla
A. Rush
Wey
Cee
Annabel
Mith Aire
Tanlac Restores Minneap ol Motor Company Worker Health
Joseph Sassoy of 2301 Findly Place Minneapolis an automobile employee reports Tanlac rebuilt his health after months of stomach pain gas and back ache. He says his appetite returned, weight stabilized, kidneys and back pains gone, sleep improved and energy up after only a few doses with further improvements expected as he continues treatment.
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Tanlac
Joseph Sassoy
Findly Place
Minneapp
Motor
Tanien
Johnsons Vote Falls in Seventh and Eighth Ballots
The sixth to eighth ballots shift support among Wood Lowden and Harding as delegates switch. Harding gains, passes the hundred mark on the seventh ballot and Wyoming awards six votes to Harding on the eighth, producing Wood 299 Lowden 107 Harding 133 unofficially. Missouri pushes to cast all 36 for Harding while others consider recesses and platform nominees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Wood
Lowden
Maine
Nomi
Michigan
Johnson
Onia
BomimeHan
Wyoming
Missouri
Kansas
Figoras
Hert
Kentucky
Saareman
Willis Wan
Willis
Myron Tares
Mandine E
Lode Smallz
Will
Film unit to visit Williston for county scenery
LATE MARKETS Williston North Dakota June 12 C R Norton of Publicity Film company of Bismarck met county commissioners Wednesday to photograph 1000 feet of Williston county for a state advertising section. Norton said the film crew will tour the county July first with three cameramen to film scenes. A tax petition was prepared seeking a quarter mill levy to cover picture expenses. Receipts show cattle and market activity with various prices listed.
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Williston
N. D
R. Norton
Film Company of
Bismarck
Willers
Welch
Department of Immigration
Henry Fr Dooley
Williston Commercial Club
Norton
Birchenough Opens Tour Endorsing North Dakota Socialism Claims
Rev Birchenough toured Pierce county after a Bottineau campaign drawing large crowds. He linked league leadership to socialist and I W W sources, criticized Debs and others, exposed alleged socialist influence in state offices, and urged voters to back the Minot ticket led by William Langer on June 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Coates
Spokane
Eugene V. Debs
League
Spurgeon O'Dell
Debs
Bismarck
Mhown
Fargo
Bank of North Dakota
Dinamee
Eeven
Amo Cate
Walt
Thomas Mills
North Dakota
Convention News Curtails Outside Market Reports
The report notes that during the convention the Republican National Committee curtails outside market reports and restricts coverage of the event. It mentions attention to party activities and publicity during proceedings. The item outlines the impact on reporters and the flow of market information during convention times.
Geese at Great North win noted in ad for summer term
Advertisement lists positions at Aaker's Business Sollewe for an atenographer Mina Saquey. It mentions contacts with the insurance company and a moored Bow, opening on June 21 for the summer term, with details unclear but implying a job or service opening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maxjager
Great Northwin
Aaker
Busines
Sollewe
Mina Saquey
Grain and market notes from Chicago and Duluth
Chicago markets show mixed quotes with small color notes on flour, pork and lard values while Duluth reports a bid price rally on mid June grain with July flax and October beans lifting. Grain futures and spot prices move on bidding interest and on track arrivals with brief remarks on different varieties and markets.
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Duluth Grain
Duluth
Minn
Maxweed
Ankey
Ec Borge
Coe Thao
Ely
Medaber J
Boat to make trip to San Francisco from Montana point
June activities describe preparations for a river trip downstream from Mandan to Williston by military officers and crew. Captain Champe and Williston Commercial Club members toured the river, noting locales along the bank and a launch near a ford.
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SF. Louis
Montana
Abelie
Movdek
Moti
Lovie
Mandan
North Dakota Sunday school convention heading for largest attendance
Minot hosts the North Dakota Sunday School Association convention starting June 13 with State Superintendent James C. Garrison predicting record turnout. Walter S. Athearn will speak, an institute on vacation Bible school is planned, and lodging and transport arrangements include sixty cots at La Jay City Baptist church and railroad fare certificates to boost attendance.
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Minot
N. D
North Carou
James C. Garrison
Baptist
la Jey City
Athearn
Walter S. Athearn
North Dakota
Bertha R. Palmer
Mrac. M. Nees
H. Harold F. Humbert
Henson
Han
Western Passenger Bureau
Miss June Thompson Hosts Guests in Denver Visit
East Side notes report Miss June Thompson of Denver visiting friends at 314 North Third Street. She is joined by Miss Beatrice Fisk of Etaples, Minn on a several day stay with local hosts Mrs. O M Nicholls and family. Ethel Schroder of Etaples and Mrs Ceell are en route to spend time with C E Mathew at the same address. Major Clark N D arrives from Wheatland today.
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June Thompson
Denver
Ian Rand
North Third Street
Beatrice Fisk
Etaples
Minn
O. M. Nicholls
Mes Ceell
Ethel
Mers. E. Schroder
City
C. E. Mathew
Manitoba Government Stands For Re election On Merits Of Record
Manitoba voters head to the June 29 election as 46 legislature seats are at stake. The Norris government touts graft exposure of Roblin era, strong English policy in foreign settlements, and new department buildings costing 8 061 000. Farming support remains solid though Winnipeg labor candidates face legal trouble among ten slated for proportional voting.
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Winnipes
Man
Manitoba
Norris
Roblin
United States
Winnipeg
Canada
R. B. Russell
Penitentiary
Rey
Tvens
John Pritchard
R. T. Johns
Armetron
Bray
Mantoba
City
Fifty Eight Cities Double Their Population In Ten Years
Washington June 12 Fifty eight of more than 1 100 cities towns and villages in the country have more than doubled their population in the last decade 1920 to 1930 The distribution spans north south and west with notable gains in Michigan New Jersey and Ohio Valley areas The list names Hamtramck Pontiac Clifton Irvington Knoxville Winston-Salem and others with large percentage increases and city populations. A separate note reports a chase and capture of a moonshiner near Williams Hills and a separate item about bullfighting season prospects in Bilbao Spain.
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Washington
New England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Ohio River
Missouri
Kansas
North
South Dakota
Nelke
Oklahoma
Texas
Popu City
Ulation Hamtrancky Mich
Pontiac
Mich
Clifton
N. J
New York
Irvington
Knoxville
Winston-Salem
N. C
Williams Hills
Weekend travels and visits around Amery area noted
Mrs Erick Frederickson returns to Amery after visiting her sister in the past week. Many residents plan weekend trips to Crookston Bemidji Crookston Rea Takes Falls and New Folden. Nelson of Minneapolis arrives with the high school building contract. Former pupils of Miss Koma Gans host a morning picnic.
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Erick Frederickson
Amery
Wis
Howard White
Mice Lena Rustad
Grand Forks
Crookston
J. C. Nelson
Minneapolis
City
Nelson
Marie Bowes
Mina Harm
Bemidji
Arnold Avécon le
Mise Koma Gans
Miss Gans
St Cloud
Red Lake Falls Notes Halfway Visit and Family Health News
Red Lake Falls Minnesota June 12. Misa Bible Gardner of Crookston was guest of Mim Olive Zainser that week. She returned home Saturday with Mins Zaiser who visited sister Misa Charlotte Zaiser post appendicitis. Mrs P. B. Gaass returned from a month with relatives in Town and Missouri. Harold, student at Isworth Military Academy Lezainton Missouri, accompanied them and will visit Camp Custer Battle Creek Michigan. Theo Christensen traveled to St Paul to see his wife recovering from surgery at St Joseph's hospital.
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Red Lake Falls
Minn
Misa Bible Gardner
Crookston
Mim Olive Zainser
Mins’ Zaiser
Misa Charlotte Zaiser
Mra
P. B. Gaass
Missouri
JSON
Harold
Isworth Military Academy
Lezainton
Camp Custer
Battle Creek
Mich
Theo. Christensen
St. Paul
St. Joseph's Hospital
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City Briefs
Obata Saeedan
Lewis Bi
Joon Dreskrant
Pudden's Grove
Arvilin
Peas
Emard's Arches
Beotch Mig
Great Northern
H. P, God- Gard
Bismarck, N. D
Advi
Union Hotel
Huat Grand | Forks
Robvert
Burr
Mahone
Metigosho
Wes
Rugby
Cheater Cole
South Sixth Street
Sera Ores Éestra
Ardoch
Minto
East Grand Forls
Adv
Our Park
Als
McDonald
Citiss
Ae Kappa
Wren
R. C. McAllen
Dakta Pharency
Billy
Miske
Jack Moran
East Side
Automan
Johnnson
Birchenough
NP CE
With Insurance Company
Prentis Exickeon
Jase Gauss
Chicago
Son
Timothy
Glover
S. S
East Side Briefs
Majella Clark
Wheatland
Williaton
Mackenroth
Marler
Willams Cae
Willston
Bilbao
Taugase
Dean
Angeeed
Jovelite
Belmonte
Tepelo
Varelite
Fortuna
Iran
Nera
Raymond Johnson
G. Courtney
Rea
Falls
Leonard Meshhke
Mrs. 0. J. Lyetad
New Folden
Albert Olmon
Saskatchewan
James Gast
Charles Gast
M. Keppel
Mion M. Janice
Frazee
A Frankel
Jeder
Horlick
Warker System Bakery
Pillsbury Flour
Poeena
Oscar
Sya
Minnesota
Eee Retail Sa
California
Ier
Florence Reed
and Fortans
Reel Theatre
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