North Dakota Guard Sets New Minimum for Companies
The North Dakota Adjutant General announced a reduction in the minimum to 50 members for a National Guard company to be recognized, with several units listed in Bismarck Fargo Grafton Minot Winston Mandan Jamestown Wahpeton Hillsboro and Grand Forks. Officers must have training or service and enlisted men receive pay for drills. Strength must rise to 60 for formal recognition.
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Bismarck
N. D
National Guard
Northkota
Fraser
Washington
North Dakota
Fargo
Uratton
Minot
Ompany
Winston
Mandan
Valley
Jamestown
Wahpeton
Dickinson
Hillsboro
Grand Forks
Lisbon
Ine
Case Against Bismarck Tribune Owner Dismissed
Judge W S Nuessle dismissed the criminal libel case against George D Mann publisher of the Bismarck Tribune over a manager's statement that Allen challenged absent soldiers votes two years ago. The Burleigh county case was the only one in the state cited for such challenges. Another case concerns an editorial claiming Allen backed Isham Hall for chief of police, with action to resume tomorrow.
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Bismarck
George D. Mann
Bismarck Tribune
Edward
Alen
Burleighounty
Ager
Allen
W. S. Nuessle
Burleigh County
Ain
the Tribune
Isham
Former Fargo Attorney Dies at San Diego
Fargo, N. D., June 28. Colonel John D. Benton, former practicing attorney and partner of C. F. Amidon, United States district judge for North Dakota, died last evening in San Diego, Cal. He left Fargo about eight years ago and had been ill for several months.
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Fargo
N. D
John D. Benton
San Diego
Cal
C. F. Amidon
United States
North Dacota
Hazelton Farmer Is Killed By Lightning
Mark Brindle, a well known young farmer from three miles south of Hazelton, was struck by lightning during a storm while in a field near a wire fence. His hired man walked away first, and Brindle died instantly. The hired man was knocked unconscious by the shock. Mrs. Brindle was recovering from an appendicitis operation at the Bismarck hospital.
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Mazelton
Mark Brindle
Hazelton
Dime
Brindle
Tme
Bismarck
Langer and Frasier Split Camps as N. Dak Nomination Vote Looms
The state hospital closed amid weeks of political turmoil as voters left trains after a day of limited campaigning. Frasier cast a vote at Hoople and headed to Bismarck. Langer remained at Mandan with his campaign focus.
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Bismarck
N. Jane
RTO Oe
Ee Rae
Frasier
Whilliam Langer
Mandan
New Fire Department In Prospect At Scobey
Scobey Montana June 30 plans for organizing a fire department are under way following the upgrade of the city water system. The town has never had a serious fire, only minor blazes with trifling losses in its history.
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Scobey
Mont
Scobeys
Offenders Deny Whiskey Trap in Minnesota Hog Feed Claim
In Dewnt Minn two men are jailed on prohibition charges after 75 gallons of mash are found near a hog house. Kohler and hired man waive examination claiming the mash is merely hog feed while George Kohler Jr faces separate Indian treaty violation charges with whiskey in his possession.
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George Kohler, Jr
Indian Territory
Kohler
Hin
Prospects Note Williams County Land Boom Boosters
Williams County residents head to Williams for land sales as C. Knutson and A. Knutson from Trail County report finding land selling for 4000 to 6000 dollars per quarter section. They aim to sell homes and return, optimistic about a renewed dry period and westward growth.
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Williston
Williams County
Lund
Trail
A.T. Knutson
Trail County
Ittle
Portland
Fwlds
Aley
Use Is Found For Much Dead Timber
Madison Wis June 30 Timber cut from insect or fire killed trees is just as good for any structural purpose as timber cut from live trees of similar quality. The forest service laboratory says the wood must not be decayed or insect attacked after death. It notes heartwood is dead in living trees and sapwood holds few living cells.
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Madison
Wis
Forest Products Laboratory
U. S. Forest Service
North Dakota Woman Dies in Auto Train Crash Near Detroit
Mrs. 8. J. Cure of Amenia North Dakota is dead and two of her children are seriously injured when their auto was struck by a Soo Line train while crossing railroad tracks south of Detroit Minnesota. The car was driven by her husband father Cure who did not hear the train due to road conditions. Mrs. Cure died en route to the hospital.
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Detroit
Minn
J. Cure
Amenia
N. D
Soo
Cure
Calf Club Planned in Walsh County for Boys
Grafton N D June 30 Professor Taintor is organizing a pure bred calf club in Walsh county for boys ages 10 to 18. Each entrant must keep records for at least one pure bred calf born after January 1 and by May 1. Local banks and businesses offer generous prizes reflecting strong community support.
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Grafton
N. D
Taintor
Walsh County
Jan- Land
Crops Around Scobey Never Looked Better
Scobey Montana reports a peak crop outlook in Daniels county as three weeks of rainfall exceed totals from the past three growing seasons. Cool nights and bright days have supported growth, with farmers hopeful for a strong harvest.
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Scobey
Mont
Daniels County
Daniels County Poised for Best Crop in Years
Readable text suggests Daniels county will yield the best crop in several years with even conditions on cu worms rust hail and other factors. The statement highlights anticipated strong root development and overall crop potential.
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Daniels County
Creamery Picnic Near Detroit Is a Success
Judge Frank T. Wilson and Charles A. Forbes led the Widely advertised Westbury Creamery association picnic at the Adolph Tong farm near Detroit Minnesota. The Detroit band provided music and several speakers gave short addresses. The crowd turnout exceeded expectations marking an unqualified success.
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Detroit
Minn
Frank T. Wilson
Charles A. Forbes
Westbury Creamery ‘Association
Scohey Begins New Engine Room Construction
Scohey Mont June 30 The city started work on a concrete engine room and hose drying apartment behind the fire hall. The 24 by 80 foot building will be as complete as possible with a large crew already at work.
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Scohey
Mont
American Aviator Ordered Released by Mexicans
Mexico City June 30 General P Elias Calles the war minister ordered the release of Lieutenant Stanley M Amen the American aviator who was forced to land near the border Sunday while lost in a rainstorm. Amen had been in custody at Matamoros Madrid Spain will send a polo team to the Olympic games at Antwerp.
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Mexico City
P. Elias Calles
Stanley M. Amen
Mexico
Ames
Matamoros
Madrid
Spain
Antwerp
Notice to Contractors for Bagby Church Building Bid
Sealed bids are invited by the board for the erection and completion of a one story and basement frame church in Bagby North Dakota. Bids due July 10 1820 at 2 20 PM. Plans in Grand Forks and Easby offices. Certified checks 1 percent to H R Baker. bond 60 percent. entry into contract within 19 days. The trustees reserve right to accept or reject any bid.
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Bagby
Jos. Bell DeRemer
Grand Forks
No_D
Builders’ Exchange
X. D
H. TL Baker
Easby
N. D
H.R. Baker
The
Evangelical Association
Board of Trustees
Agelica! Association
Fanbey
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