Dr Gates Politics State Rep Medicine Pioneer
Dr Gates active in county politics and state affairs of the Republican party. He served in the state legislature from 1908 to 1914. Born in Olmote county sixty two years ago, he studied at Rochester schools and graduated from the University of Minnesota College of Medicine in 1895.
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Croaatag
Pody
Podhye
Gatey
Femblican
Gates
Olmote
County
Rochester City
University of Minnesota “College of Medicine
North Dakota Wheat Growers Join Northwest Co op
A Portland dispatch reports the North Dakota Wheat Growers Association has joined the Northwest Wheat Growers Association after a June meeting of the Northwest board of trustees. The North Dakota group controls 10 to 15 million bushels of wheat, with George E. Duis representing the state. Also noted is a memorial service planned by Odd Fellows and Rebekahs at the cemetery on Benday, with a rain plan to move to the hall, and a note that 1000 gallons of paint are needed to coat the Capitol dome.
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Jon
North Dakota Wheat Growers, Inc
Northwest ‘Wheat Growers
Asociated
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North’ Dakota Ganization
Northwest
Portland
Tme
Ore
North Dakota Wheat Growers’ Assoion
Northwest Wheat Growers’ Association
North Dakota
Northwest Wheat Growers’ Associated
George E. Duis
North Dakota Association
Coast Cooperative Establishment
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Benday Forenoon
Banner Loge
Maule Leaf Rebekah Lodge
Fifth Street
DeMersevenue
Local Men Speak to Picnickers at Holmes N D Today
J F O Connor Democratic candidate for the U S Senate and Theodore B Elton state’s attorney spoke this afternoon at a pro bic event hosted by the Holmes Community club in Holmes North Dakota Olger B Burt ness was set to give an address at the occasion
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Holmes
N. D
J. F. O'Connor
U. S. Senate
Theodore, B. Elton
Holmes Community Club
Record enrollment at University of North Dakota summer session
The University of North Dakota reports the largest summer enrollment on record. Dean Joseph Kennedy says official figures will be released this evening. The eight week term replaces six weeks, enabling more courses and greater variety. The first convocation is Friday at 11 am in Woodworth hall with President Thomas Kane addressing students and faculty.
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University of North Dakota
Joseph Kennedy
Woodworth Hall
Thomas F. Kane
Masons And Eastern Stars To Hold Picnic
The annual Masons and Eastern Star picnic is set for Thursday June 29 at Faddens Grove. Organized by Frank W Reinoehl and Mrs Maude M Adama with a full day program. Grand Lodge members and other prominent Masons are expected. The event is private to Masons their wives and relatives.
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Masons
Order of Eastern Star
Fadden’s Grove
Frank W. Reinoehl
Larimore
Maude M. Adama
Order of the Eastern Star of
Grand Forks
Grand Lodge of North Dakota
New Officer to Lead Local Salvation Army Corps
Commandant Hale and Mrs Hale will depart Monday after temporary charge since May 30. A permanent officer for the corps will be appointed by divisional headquarters and arrive next week. Lieutenant Ernest Glameir plans to leave Monday. Regular services continue through Sunday with a box social Monday evening at the AbhaH on DeMers Avenue.
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J. M. Hale
Balvation Army Corps
Ace Wall
Ernest Glameir
Hale
Funeral Of W B Clinton Held On Saturday
The funeral for W B Clinton of 408 North Seventh street will be held at 2 p m Saturday from his home. Rev Geo A Henry of First Methodist Church will officiate. Clinton was a Great Northern railway engineer who died suddenly Wednesday night from heart failure. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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W. B. Clinton
North Seventh Street
Geo. A. Henry
First Methodist Church
Great Northern Railway
Grain case concluded in district court chambers
The Independent Grain company of Aneta sued the Ely Salt yards company of Duluth and Minneapolis. The case concluded this morning after the plaintiff rested and the defense presented brief evidence. Briefs will be submitted later to Judge C. M. Cooley.
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Independent Grain Company of
Aneta
Ely Salyards Company
Duluth
Minneapolis
C. M. Cooley
Governor Nestos Flags Displayed At State Mill Ceremony
During an inspection visit to the plant Governor Rh A Nestos ordered the erection of a flag pole near the front of the mill from which the national colors will be displayed daily Old Glory will be shown at the state mill and elevator here after the inspection visit and authorities were instructed to ensure daily display.
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Rh. A. Nestos
Bartlett State Bank Varies with Clara Watson Civil Action
The Bartlett State Bank suit against Clara Watson opened in district court with a verdict awarded to the plaintiff in the first action for 300 plus 10 percent interest from August 30, 1919. A separate action earned 2,655 with 8 percent interest from August 18, 1919 to November 1, 1920 and 10 percent thereafter, less 1,200 paid on September 15, 1921. Another claim awarded 100 with interest from September 16, 19. The final case favored the defendant.
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Bartlett State Bank
Clara Watson
E. A. Findeland
F. D. Kelsey
Michigan City Bank
Plainae Cakes
Tous. PeThe
Mrs C Carlson Dies In Honeyford North Dakota
Mrs Oscar Carlson longtime Honeyford resident died Wednesday afternoon at 3 from a ten day illness in the local hospital. She was born February 1 1894 in Honeyford and is survived by her husband four children her parents five sisters and four brothers. Funeral services will be at 1 pm Friday at the family home and 2 pm at St Pauls Lutheran Church Honeyford with Rev O T Negs officiating.
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Oscar Carlson
Honeyford
N. D
Carlson
A. Benson
North Third Street
Climton
Blanche
Frances
Ida
Jennie
Lilah
Brenda
Muriel
Fred Albert
Arnold
Wilbur
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Ev. O. T. Negs of
Mekinock
Grand Forks Fourth to Feature Federated Fliers Air Show
The Fourth of July celebration in Grand Forks will showcase a Federated Fliers air show at the fair grounds under the local American Legion. Activities include air fighting, stunt flying, wing walking, auto polo contests, motorcycle and airplane races, Boy Scout bicycle races, and a possible world altitude record attempt for parachute drops. P. W. Hamilton will photograph the event and the crew includes C. W. Hinck, E. MM. Hinck, W. A. Hallgren, and John Malone. A fireworks display and pavilion dance close the night.
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Grand Forks
American Legion
Federated Fliers, Inc
Federated Fliers
Fair Grounds
Flying Ee
P. W. Hamilton
C. W. Hinck
E. MM. Hinck
W. A. Hallgren
John Malone
Delayed Community Concert and Dance Postponed
The community concert and dance at the fair rounds pavilion were postponed due to muddy roads. Secretary W. W. Blait of Wetier ab announced the delay, now likely rescheduled for Monday night under the Cotemuartis club auspices.
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Fair Rounds
W. W. Blait
Wetier Ab
Cotemuartis
Boy Scouts Prepare for a Catechism Event at the Church
Fragments indicate a Boy Scout troop organizing at a church on Friday night. The text is garbled but shows plans for a catechism related gathering or event, with mentions of a church hall and troop activities.
Drainage Work Approved in Grand Forks County Ditches Planned
County Engineer Jos Ingram announces multiple drainage projects this summer in Grand Forks. Ditch No 12 in Ferry Levang Takeville and Turtle River townships is approved, Johnstown township ditch approved, Ditch No 11 in Rye and Ferry townships will start within five days, notices sent for a four mile Turtle River ditch, with a hearing likely in three weeks. Farmers in other areas consider petitions for additional ditches.
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Grand Forks
Jos. Ingram
At & Kehring
Court House
Ferry
Levant
Takeville
Turtle River
Johnstown
Rye
Purtle River
Ingram
Prominent Minn politician killed in train collision
Kenyon Minnesota June 15 Dr J A Gates prominent in state politics was instantly killed at 1 am when his automobile was struck by the Chicago Great Western passenger train Nook two miles south of town. He had just left the city to answer a sick call at a crossing where the track turns and the train had been hidden from view until he reached the crossing.
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Kenyon
Minn
J. A. Gates
Chicago Great Western
Here
Gates
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