Arrest Sparks Discovery of Hidden Still in City
Police arrested John Delleck and Joe Miller after a Wednesday fight led investigators to a private still in a Delavein neighborhood. Motorcycle officer Henry Viken traced the dispute to the scene, guiding deputies to the hideout where evidence of illicit manufacture and gear was recovered. Delleck and Miller remain jailed as authorities pursue further action.
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John Delleck
Delavenie
Joe Miller
Delleck
Miller
Henry Viken
Overby
Lan
Delrick
W. Lows
Wmple
Deleeke
Molier
RJ Purcell
Final Eighth Grade Exams to Be Given
Miss Beatrice Johnstone county superintendent of schools announced eighth grade examinations for June 24 and 25 to be held at her offices in Northwood and other county venues if demand exists. The tests aid pupils not finished with their coursework and successful students will receive commencements after the June series.
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Beatrice Johnstone
Northwood
Fret
Johnstone
Mise Johantone
Oasis Temple Train Arrives City Friday Evening
Reports say the Oasis Temple special train carrying the Shrinery committee will reach the city at 7 30 Friday. Officials indicate readiness for the trip south to the event with Oasis Temple and allied groups aboard.
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Oasis Temple
City
Oasis Tesple Shrinery Committee
Soaty
Cold Comfort for Mr Baer in Trail County Rally
Mayville New Mexico saw heated anti Townley sentiment as Cop Lorestan Senator A J Gramama spoke. A motor procession carried banners reading Bedehem Must Go staged by Hatton residents. Gronna urged ousting Townleyism and opposing private ownership of public officials amid socialist experiments and alignments with national factions. George G Cough’s father of kidnapped infant Blakeley claimed $12,000 fraud in reply to a letter signed The Crank offering to return the child.
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Mayville
Townleyem
Trail County
Cop Lorestan
Baer
A. J. Gramama
Bedehem
Hatton
Townley
Nonpartisan League
Benator Gronna
van Lear
Minnesota
Rede
Ormsiown. Pa
George G. Cough
Blakeley
Playgrounds open Monday for children in city
City playgrounds will open Monday morning at 9 o clock for children. Eva Morris heads the play committee with Les dies in charge at Wilder and Thelma Thordsen at Central park. A wading pool is needed for younger tots and a large pool may be placed at Central Park. A Kite Day is planned for Dell Day week and the Kem Temple delegation to Portland for the Imperial Council session includes A L Lindstrom Julius Fe Bacon C HO Me Manus Charles N Barnes and Clarence Hale. The special will carry over 200 persons with reservations from other points.
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Eva Morris
Eye
Ent
Mesa Shrine
Portland
Ore
Imperial Council
A. L. Lindstrom
Julius Fe Bacon
Ilustrious
C. HO Me Manus
Charles N. Barnes
Clarence Hale
Fisher Cannel
Minot
Kem Temple
Kem
Campaigns To Eradicate Sow Thistle Urged
Speakers at the Good Roads association meeting urged countywide campaigns to eradicate sow thistle. F Mercer of Larimore spoke on the pest and methods to remove it. Others included Oscar Moen D E B Morris county agent and A B Muir of Inkster. John W Haw Fargo county agent leader will arrive to discuss the campaign with Morris. Mr Haw is at Cando today.
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Good Roads Association
Court House
F. Mercer
Larimore
Oscar Moen
D. E B. Morris
A.B. Muir
Inkster
John W. Haw
Fargo
Morris
Haw
Cando 1
Bryan to Address Grant Forks Followers at Arvilla
Local people rally to hear William Jennings Bryan speak Friday at Faddens Grove in Arvilla. Four Grand Forks Democrats J Nelson Kelly George Duis Fred Bartholomew and M I Murphy serve on the welcome committee. Large crowd expected and preparations completed by the management.
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Grant Forks
Arvilla
Fadden’s Grove
William Jennings Bryan
Grand ‘Forks
J. Nelson Kelly
George Duis
Fred Bartholomew
M. I. Murphy
Bryan
Fadden's Grove
Larimore Woman 15 Awarded Prize For Thrift Essay
Larimore resident Mrs W C Peterson aged 15 won the Minneapolis Journal thrift prize of 25 in War Savings stamps for a story showing how a family with a $100 monthly income and five children in school could purchase $1,100 of Liberty Bonds and War Savings stamps. The men’s grand prize went to L H Pryor, Glenwood Minn. Second prizes of 15 went to Margaret H Hammer of Minneapolis and Marvin H Adams of Faribault.
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W. C. Peterson
Larimore
Minneapolis Journal
L. H. Pryor
Glenwood
Minn
J.C. Pomeroy
First Nation Bank
Minneapolis
Roy G. Blake
University of Minnesota
E. C. Kibbee
Ninth
Federal Reserve District
Margaret H. Hammer
West Twenty-fifth Street
Marvin H Adams
Faribault, Minn
Relatives May Accompany Bodies of Service Men
A Red Cross release to J B Wineman says relatives or friends of soldiers who died abroad and are being returned may travel to Hoboken to accompany the body to its interment. The War Department will provide transportation for one relative or friend to accompany the deceased service member home. In ordinary times an official convoyer would do this, but currently a relative or friend may substitute for the convoyer.
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North Dakota
Minnesota
Grant Forks
ARC
Wineman
Canada
J.B. Wineman
Home Service Section
Red Cross
Hoboken
War Department
Army
Meeting of Garden Workers Planned for Friday Evening
A Friday evening gathering at a high school will discuss garden work and plans. Organizers expect good turnout as the school garden area is reported to be in fine shape under G D Hargrave in charge of the Louisville farm, with preparations continuing.
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Puiding
Paciae
G.D. Hargrave
Managers of Ball. Teams Meet Friday
Managers of Ball teams meet Friday to discuss league continuation schedule and player eligibility as outlined by the secretary. Officials will review promotions and ensure terms align with the league’s rules and deadlines.
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Manbxene
Lore Grelat
Ene
Sandveck
Seley Aerenlay
O'Clark
Disci
Ene Secord
Tesaue
Chicago plans names to pick a party slate
Chicago June 11 report notes a committee will present forty eight names from Rowan to select a panel for the party. The meeting date is set to determine candidates for the upcoming pro third party slate.
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Chicago
Rowan
Oandianeys
Gael
U N Officials Review Road Realignment Plans
A party of Great Northern officials met with the Yoati county board to discuss straightening the road east of Emerado along the Great Northern tracks and removing two crossings. The railroad seeks to close the Columbia crossing near the university and reroute near Emerado. Attending were G. R. Martin, J. G Hamilton, James T. Maher, and Kerr.
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J Board of County Commissioners
Grane Orks
Emoerado
Great Northern
Columbia Yani
Norks
G. R. Martin
J. G Hamilton
James T. Maher
Mr. Kerr
Burtness Addresses Large Cavalier Crowd
A large audience filled the Cavalier assembly room as O B Burtness independent candidate for the Republican nomination spoke at the Pembina county court house. He planned further appearances in Cavalier county including Wangubie and Opnabrock later in the week, drawing many attendees connected to or former members of the Nonpartisan League.
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Cavalier
Pembina County
O. B. Burtness
Cavalier County
Wang Ubie
Opnabrock
Targsiy
Jasmere
Crere
Compartisan League
Summer School Opens At State University This Month
The six week summer session will begin Monday June 21 under Dean Joseph Kennedy. Enrollment occurs Monday and Tuesday with afternoon sessions for assignments. A wide range of subjects is offered and credits may be earned toward regular college courses. Matriculation costs match those of other terms. Babe Ruth hit his 18th run of the season.
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State University
Joseph Kennedy
Babe" Ruth
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