North Dakota Game Laws and Penalties Overview
The NorthwestDakota text details licensing for hunting on private land, warden duties, and revenue sharing with county wardens. It outlines open season dates for birds and big game, possession limits, and penalties for violations including fines up to one hundred dollars and fines for shipping game out of state. It also mentions prohibitions on snares, gun-traps, and use of light with guns and notes Senate Bill 169 affecting state fish and forestry administration.
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North Dakota
Commonwealth
Blood Purifiers and Health Resorts in Rural Life
The article recalls old remedies like sulfur and molasses and whiskey tonics, then praises personal cleanliness and varied meals as better for health. It notes health resorts reachable by rail, mentions local people Woolsey, Phimister, Bush, Dorsey, and a union lyceum event with a debate on whether the pen is mightier than the sword, held in Strubville.
Thanks for Aid in Sickness and Burial of Our Son
A card from Ludden North Dakota expresses thanks for assistance during sickness and burial of their son. Other notes mention influenza cases, school terms starting, local travel, and community visits in Ludden, Oakes, Ellendale, and nearby areas.
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Ann
James Trayer
Ludden
Passing Away as Time Flows Into a New Year
The editorial notes the custom of publishing only letters with authors’ names, reflects on the inevitability of time and death, and muses on the approaching New Year with references to Tennyson and life’s fleeting moments.
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Foigovers
Tennyson
Pases Papeniin
The New Game Law Creates State Game Warden Office
A new and distinct office is created as state game warden, appointed by the governor for two years, with a $2000 bond. The warden oversees enforcement of game laws and appoints deputy wardens in counties by population. Deputies serve at the warden’s pleasure. licensing requirements include permits for hunting without a dog and non-resident licenses.
Carload Stock Shipment Planned by Gatinon and Lovell
Missrs F B Gatinon and Thomas Lovell plan to ship two car loads of stock to Chicago via the Great Northern starting next Saturday. Stock from this place and Ellendale is in prime condition after winter feeding. Shipment secured to take 32 hours. Frank Myers died at his home east of town on Thursday March 2 9 from typhoid pneumonia aggravated by long-standing diabetes. He was born January 14 1876 in Erie White Side County Illinois and came to Dakota with his parents in 1887. Funeral services were held Sunday conducted by Rev Brooks of Oakes with singing by Mr and Mrs W
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S. H. Woolsey
John Phimister
Jilt Bush
George Dorsey
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ludden
Straudville
Great Northern
M. J. Ryan
Derillo
John Dolan
Richard Woolsey
Wahpeton
Lyceum
Ile Pen
W. D. Huffman
Steve Danton
T. H. Falls
Oakes
F. M. Folsom
Heela
B. J. Goodrich
Marshalltown
Lowa
Jank Myers
Ellendale Creamery
Ieee
Clark
Bing Lekin
F.b.gatinon
Thomas Lovell
Chicago
Ellendale
Frank Myers
Erie
Whiteside County
Ill
Dakota
Engrey
Brooks of
Producer and Bush dispute Yorktown item in Record
A writer called Producer accuses T W Bush of fabricating a YorktownYorktown item in the Record. The Independent disputes the claim and asserts no such article or transportation references exist in the issue. The piece alleges Producer and Bush are the same person and casts doubt on the Yorktown contributor.
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T. W. Bush
Independent
Yorktown
Producer
Republican
Mr. Bush
N. Dale
Inguslture
St. Paul
Bush
Enineies
Jroducer
Ine
North Dakota News Highlights From Fargo and Beyond
A Fargo dog poisoner is at large as prairie fires spread across North Dakota. Obituaries note Patrick Coyne of Lisbon aged 93 and John Connolly of Grand Forks aged 80. Government construction begins in Fargo while corn acreage and butter shipments to the state rise. Valley City reports 13 arrests for prohibition law violations. Fargo temperance groups gain signatures for a total abstinence pledge. Plans emerge for a new Masonic temple in Fargo and a grand lodge meeting of the Ancient Order of United Workmen is deferred. A Grand Forks man receives 30 days for abusive language. Emil Wendlandt is found guilty of murder with life imprisonment recommended. A fire incident near La Monte destroys a barn and equipment. The Northwestern Stock Growers’ convention is set for Dickinson on April 15 with railroad reps. An oratorical contest between North and South Dakota universities appears to proceed in Grand Forks despite a veto. Leasing of school lands in Grand Forks county yields $1,087.14 from 24 sections. The State Enforce ment League adopts a stronger plan to fight blind pigs with $5,000 annual support. State officials consider $130,000 in two yearly warrants. North Dakota banks subscribe $30,000 of the proposed loan. Hines promotes a Farm er’s railroad and secures pledges near Cavalier and Langdon. Sunday school association notes 43,000 of 143,000 school-age children in the state do not attend. Grand Forks hosts a May 4 state convention to boost Sunday school attendance. Attorneys Camp, Corbet, and Burke test the validity of Stark county’s act expanding its territory.
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Fargo
Patrick Coyne
Lisbon
John Connolly
Grand Forks
Red River Valley
North Dakotas
Valley City
Fargo Masons
Old Columbia
Grand
Wals
Northwestern Stock Growers’ Convention
Dickinson
Northwestern Railroads
North and
South Dakota
North Dakota
Order of United Workmen
Dakotas
Grand Lodge
Henry Klindworth
Fessenden
State Enforcement League
D. W. Hines
Thief River Falls
Drayton
Cavalier
Langdon
Jamestown
Burke Corbet
John Burke
Rolla
Stark
Yfeadth
Stark County
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Stuart
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R. O. Smith
Bass
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A. C. Foster
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Aloe
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Mr. Jilt Bush
Straubville
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Oakes, N.D
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Oakes N. Dak, OR
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Rice Lake
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