Norse Bodies Hold Election in Grand Forks Banquet
The Norse bodies Romdatslaget and Sandmoreslaget concluded with a noon banquet in Bethany church dining hall after morning elections of officers. Romsdalslag re-elected most officers. Sandmoreslaget appointed a merger committee. Minot was chosen for the 1923 meet. group size about 200 in each organization.
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Old People’s Home Society
Bethany Church
Commercial Lab
Knights of Prthias
J. ¥. Tanner
Concordia
Sandmoreslaget
Thomas Rorstad
Milan
Minn
Olaf Waxvik
Grand Forks
John Vineth
Mayville
Rorstad
Ole Gjellereit
Hatton
Olaf Warvik
Moorhead
Romsdaisinget
Commercial Club
Romsdalslaget
Minneapolis
Hearing Set On Ditch Project July 12
At a county drainage board meeting the hearing on Drain No 13 was scheduled for Wednesday July 12. Engineer's report estimated the cost at 9000 dollars and 15 sections of land in Turtle River township would be affected. Property owners in the district will vote at the hearing. A June meeting was set to hear petitioners for Drain No 10 Americus township. Drain No 11 work has begun east of Manvel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon, Ingram
Turtle River
Americus Township
Ingram
Manvel
Concert at fair grounds by municipal band and choruses
A Thursday night concert at the fair grounds featured the Municipal band the Bjarne chorus and the Masonic chorus. Soloist Ray V Bennet of Fergus Falls replaced E R Montgomery who was out of town. Proceeds will support obligations from the May milagic festival. W Blain secretary of the Commercial club thanked the three groups for donating their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Grounds
Bjarne Chorus
Masonic Chorus
Ray V. Bennet
Fergus Falls
Minn
E. R. Montgomery
Burtness Addresses Michigan Meeting Before Primary
Congressman O B Burtness spoke to a packed audience in Michigan last night. The Republican candidate for re election urged support for the Independent ticket at the June primaries and was expected to return to Grand Forks early next week.
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Comgressman
O. B. Burtness
L ‘Noure
Michigan
Burtness
Grand Forks
Funeral for Mrs. R. Fox In Grand Forks Saturday
Funeral services for Mrs. Richard Fox, a former Grand Forks resident, will be held Saturday at Thompson Methodist church at 2 o clock. The widow of L. Richard Fox, she died Thursday at Fargo while visiting relatives. Surviving are her husband and seven children, including Mrs. K B Whipple and Mrs. E R Woolworth, with extended kin in North Dakota and Alberta. The service will be officiated by MAHER Ate Mre. W. Brown, pastor of the First Baptist church.
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Thompson
Richard Fox
Grand Forks
W. .G. Brown
Faralkk
First Baptist Church
Fox
Hampton
Ont
L. Richard Fox
Miss Nielson Addresses State Teachers at Summer Convocation
Minnie Jean Neilson state superintendent of public instruction spoke at the state university summer school convocation. She discussed teacher certification accreditation and new courses while urging thorough daily instruction and high personal example. Dean Joseph Kennedy announced an upcoming psychology talk and W Doyle Watt with Howard Patmore performed two songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Jean Neilson
Jos. Kennedy
H. I. Hampstone
Gue
W. Doyle Watt
Howard W. Patmore
Mr. Watt
Methodist Ministers Summer School Set at Wesley College
Minister E P Robertson announced a summer school for Methodist ministers to be held at Wesley College in August. The program runs from an August start through August 25 and includes sessions for town and country pastors and a conference school of theology led by Dean Charles L Wallace of Jamestown. Prominent speakers from the northwest will lecture during the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. P. Robertson
Wesley College
Charles L. Wallace
Jamestown
Conference Board of Examiners
Aheakera
Northwest
Acacia Lodge To Hold Last Summer Meeting At Temple
Acacia lodge No 4 A F and A M will hold its final summer meeting at 730 tonight at the temple George Olmstead worshipful master announced the third degree will be exemplified Work will not be renamed until the first regular meeting night in September
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Acacia Lodge
A. F
A. M
George Olmstead
Weekly Vespers At State University This Summer
Announcement states weekly vesper services through the summer session at the state university. Meetings will be Wednesdays from 6 45 to 7 20 p m on the lawn south of Merrifield hall. Dr L W Roberteason of the Congregational church of Grand Forks will speak at the first gathering Wednesday evening June 28.
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The
State University
Merrifield Hall
L. W. Roberteaon
Congregational Church of
Grand Forks
Heat Wave Grips North Dakota With Highs Around 90
Reports from Grand Forks show a 90 degree high amid a statewide heat wave. Bowbells and Fargo reached 95 and 94. Heavy northwest rainfall totaling 1.5 inches in Bowbells, Bottineau, and W. Aston. Williston storm last night brought 1.60 inches by morning and winds up to 60 mph. crops still benefited by rain, experts say.
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Grand Forks
State University
Bowbells
Fargo
Northwest
North Dakota
W. Aston
Bowbella
Bottineau
W. Roberta
At the Grand and Strand Theaters Show Mix of Comedy and Westerns
Dorothy Dalton shines in Fool's Paradise at the Grand with a Tom Mix style turn aboard a broncho and six gun. The Strand features Doris May in Boy Crazy a tight rompy farce with Harold Floyd and a two reel Before Breakfast. At the Orpheum Everything for Sale debuts a dramatic scenario with May McAvoy, plus vaudeville rounds.
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the Grand
Dorothy Dalton
Grand Theater
Tom Mix
Sennett
Strand
Doris May
Harold Floyd
Doris
J. H.P
Minn Golf Champion Johnston Likely to Defend Title in Finals
Minneapolis June 23 Harrison Jimmy Johnston the state golf champion led 7 up on Duluth’s John Neimeyer after 18 holes in the semifinals. Johnston shot 73 for the first 18 with a 34 at the halfway point. The winner will face the Wetherby Collins duo in the final, with Wetherby and Collins all even at nine holes.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Harrison
Jimmy” Johnston
St. Paul
Johnston
John Neimeyer
Duluth
Neimeyer
Johnston-Neimeyer
J. K. Wetherby
Russell Collins
Wetherby
Collins
Blaze at Lesmann home damages Walnut Street
Fire department responded this morning to Mrs. M. A. Lesman residence at 122 Walnut street to extinguish a blaze caused by an electric iron. Damage estimated at about 200 dollars as the iron left on the ironing board ignited the board and then the walls and floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
M. A. Lesman
Walnut Street
National Guard Parade Soon in Grand Forks
Four companies of the North Dakota National Guard, after 16 days at Devils Lake, will parade in Grand Forks shortly after 12:30 tomorrow. They will arrive by Pecal train at the depot and form in parade near the Great Northern. The Grand Forks Gun Company will join the parade with units from Hillsboro Gratton and Cavalier. Municipal band to lead the guardsmen.
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North Haskata National Guard
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Great Northern
Grand Forkschine Gun Company
Hillxboro
Gratton
Cavalier
Municipal Bani Jtead
Number Of Dead In Mine War In Illinois
Sheriff says no troops needed as death toll ranges from 27 to 45 with no exact count possible. Investigation continues. officials doubt a grand jury will be convened. Reports place many bodies in morgues and scattered around woods and a pond, with no drag operations planned. Newsstands warn against selling outside papers detailing the fighting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrin
Associated Press
Williamyn County
Lester
Frank Farrington
Carbondale Hospital
Mass trouble reported in county mining towns near here
The article describes a mass trouble scene five miles from the county seat with locals buying a backstreet paper for a full story. It notes a coal mining town with about 11 000 people, many connected to mines, and three railroads serving the area. The county hosts 36 large mines and four smaller coal operations within Williamson County.
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Joan
Herrin
Be Louis
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Re Tllinois Central
Missouri Pasc
Williamson County
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Miss Nielson
Wreateye
Acacia Lodge Meeting
Temple
Algo
Williston
N. C
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Orpheum
May McAvoy
Lesmann
National Guard
Marion
Associated — Prese
Melvin Thaxton
Small
Robert Medill
Springfield
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Panovitz Furniture & Carpet Company
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Moreton
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