North Dakota Coal Beds outlined by state survey
North Dakota geologists report extensive coal beds across multiple counties with 21 seams in Billings and spreading known areas up to 900 square miles. They detail thicknesses from 4 to 36 feet, potential overlooks, and early findings on petroleum and gas near Bottineau with expected daily gas output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Ara
Erst Dees
Jie
Billings County
Je AG Leonard
Edgar H. Welle
Harry A. Hanson
Tat
Yale
Yale, In Southern Billines
Gree
Marroth
Meevo
J. G. Barry
The
State University
Pembina
Cavalier
Walsh
Ramsey
Red River Valley
Cavalier County
Red River
Agassiz
Pembine Mountains
WJ Melsted
Bottineau
Bottineau County
Parker Furnitive
Westhope
Moball
YEGGMEN AT HETTINGER POST OFFICE BURGLARY ATTEMPT FAILED
The Hettinger post office suffered a near miss as burglars tried to blow open the safe using a single charge. They forced the back door and damaged the interior, but a misplacement left the lower combination intact, preventing entry. The alarm went unheard until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettinger
Jace
Gold Dine
Hempstead death sparks widereaching investigations in Emerado
A bank top cashier Hempstead is accused of widespread dishonesty across banking farming and private business. Shortages totaling about 3500 in the Farmers Elevator Co and 800 in the bank are noted. An action in district court by J S Hatcher seeks to set aside deeds claiming Hempstead failed to file and deliver deeds before death to shield debtors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heh Jobe Hempstead
Emmrado Bank
Farmers’ Covaier
Forcel
Shiry
Sfuteher
Welrator
Hempstead
Northern Trust
Emerado
Aletrtet
Farmers’ Levator
John Birkholz
Minneapolis
A. J. Scott
Rugby
Tn District Court
J. 8. Hatcher
Fdks Hempstead
Williams County
Grand Forks
Enrollment Surges at Dormal School
Enrollment at Dormal School in Nitierity rises sharply this year with 397 students this week, up from 916 last year for the first term. The teaching staff grows to 35, the conservatory of music opens under Robert Boise Carson of Chicago, and a 200-member choral union forms as classes fill and private instruction runs at capacity. A music festival is planned at year end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nitierity
En Tolmont
Conservatory of Music
Robert Boise Carson
Chicago
Walhalla vigil warns of diphtheria case and harvest fair
Scattered notes report a diphtheria case in Walhalla and a harvest festival display in Minot. Peddlers banned at Warwick and tin horn incidents near Walhalla are noted alongside local civic items and a wage from the WCTU push for suffrage.
North Dakota and regional notices crop up in fragmentary text
A garbled dispatch from a North Dakota and Scandinavian regional page mentions hunting tours, government actions, epidemics, and local incidents. The readable items include a church revival, a bank crime note, school funding, and emigration discussions, all embedded in an eclectic miscellany.
Judge Scorches Policeman in Minot Assault Case
Judge Nehemiah Davie condemned Nic Thilken for assaulting a prisoner, calling it cowardly and unprofessional. Thilken pled guilty, saving the county expense, and received a sentence of 425 dollars plus 25 dollars in costs after paying 50 dollars to the clerk. The judge criticized misconduct by some police officers and warned the act was more severe than assaults by private citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Nehemiah Davie
Minot
Nic Thilken
Nic Thilgon
Thilken
Pidge
Nic
Land
Ray Hopkins
Daryis
Thilgen
Busela
United States
Lawyer Met Tragic Fate Col J C Marcy of Minot
Col J C Marcy seventy seven renowned Northwest attorney burned to death at his Minot home last week when a lamp toppled and set clothing alight. He died before help arrived while J M O Connell Great Northern claim agent suffered serious burns trying to rescue him. Pioneer of North Dakota and Ward county, he had retired to live alone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Marcy
Minot
J.C. Marcy
Northwest
Marey
JM. O'Connell
Great Northern Railroad
Col Marey
North Dakota
Ward County
Fire at Lansford Costs $30,000, Destroys Local Stores
A major blaze in Lansford last week damaged Johnson Co's meat market Garden B Co hardware store Ben Walker's hotel and Mrs. M Scow's restaurant on Main Street. Estimated loss tied to a $30,000 fire with unknown origin, likely a defective chimney. Fire department saved the rest of the block stopping the fire at the First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansford
Johnson # Co
Garden B Co
Ben Walker
Also Mentioned on This Page
North Dakota Geological Survey
Yeggmen
Orth Dakota
Ubbins
Medina
Walvalla
Hasinal
Warwick
Walhalla
Oderoy
Bouin
W.ctu
Jamestown
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
MARTIN W_ODLAND
Kine Masken
de Pyllehof
Mexico
Axel Carleon
Christiania
Xehool Chide
Mingernd
Ely Fund
Christiania I
Kebikne
North Valesey City
Foster County
Valley City
Newt Dales
Gekes
Crogan
Pan
Tie Farm
Ae Wemarre
Crosby Tire Department
Milton
Bismarck
Morton County
Pumbers
Soe Chase Lake
Kewat Aaw
Fowette
Marnarth Ly
Crewe
Hallie
Peter Mosshricer
Pikmarck
Perty
Pingree
Tristate Comvention
Pargo
War Department
Mandan
Oscar
Beneft
Forman
Initcher
Barder
Wale
Ian
Form —Howern
Uilenenket
Bayer
Laree
Newway
Stort Grampaniés
Norwer
Luin
Sini
Fioe
Fee
Trey
Tilley
Corinne
Odland
Ernest Overton
Land Aniversity
Dan Bean
University At
Jeo
Germany
He Yenres Puller
Btockholm
Gevebore Fire Department
Aftente Dee Pahment
Femutan
Mem
Jonkuping
Minsekinden Tate
Ostata
Grenne
Mn Agieron Latins
Hissappert
Atromeen
Onte Watt
Blockholm
Soviets Wealtier
Thain
Edereranta
Ureaniee & Eterk Company
von To
Car XV
Haakon
Lindman
Qoweat Burchard
Krarafots
Renden
Dagenhaven
Police
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