Auto Crash Kills Montana Bound Man Anton Klingenberg
Anton Klingenberg aged 22 son of Mr and Mrs C C Klingenberg resided in the mountains east of town was instantly killed in an automobile accident near Plentywood Montana last Sunday afternoon. He stood on the running board when a collision forced a sharp turn sending him beneath the wheels. C Klingenberg and his son Alfred retrieved the body and the funeral was held at the Manger church.
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Anton Klin
Cc Klingenberg
Plentywood
Montana
Anton
Amton
C. Klingenberg
Alfred
Manger
Inspector Heyward Praises City High School Work
Grand Forks state high school inspector C. K. R. Heyward found everything in order at the city high school on Wednesday and commended the work being done. He then went to Rugby yesterday to inspect the high school there.
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R. Heyward
Grand Forks
K. H
Bottineau Health Notice Orders City Cleanup
The Bottineau Board of Health requires all property owners and tenants to clean up and dispose of refuse by May 1913. Inspectors will check on the set day and actions will follow under city ordinances. Dated April 17, 1913, Health Officer J A Johnson.
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Bottineau
North Dakota
Board of Health
City of
Board of Health of
City of Bottineau
J. A. Johnson
Gold Medal For Best School Edition Authored By Youth
Logan Waller Page director of the Office of Public Roads awards a gold medal to a schoolboy or schoolgirl aged between 10 and 15 for the best edition with the motto ex 800 on repair and main. The prize honors evident poetry and public works context.
Real Estate Transfers Involving Stoltze and Related Parties
A series of land transfers documented including George R. Miller and Nels Hansen to Emma S. Big for 2900 with multiple lots described. Martin L. Helgerson to Edward H. Kaeding with shared interests in nw sections. William V. Hatten to Luther N. Price for 1 dollar. F H Stoltze and wife to F H Stoltze Land Co. for 1 dollar with several parcels and exceptions. F H Stoltze Land Co. to various grantors with numerous tracts and carveouts. Carl F. Thorenson to Stephen Wolff for 1 dollar. Bella Stafford and Grant H. to John Schreiner for Lots 6-8 in White First Addition to South Bottineau. Robert Nichol to N. id for 1815 with lots in Souris area.
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George R. Miller
Nels . Hansen
Emma S. Big
Martin L. Helgerson
Edward H. Kaeding
William V. Hatten
Luther N. Price
Fred H. Stoltze
F. H. Stoltze Land Co
Wio
West
Lans
Fred H. Stolze
Lon
F. H. Stoltze
Council Organized Committees Chosen and Appointments Made
City council convened Wednesday evening to organize committee assignments with key appointments announced. Several members were tasked to lead finance, public safety, and public works panels, signaling a fuller council agenda in the coming weeks.
City council appoints Carlson chief of police and water works
The annual city council meeting at the fire hall elected Alderman Berthiaume president and Alderman Adams vice president. A. J. Carlson is named chief of police and superintendent of water works with strong support. He aims to have the city thoroughly cleaned up.
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A. Berthiaume
W. H. Adams
E. C. Bowen
D. R. Carlson
C. A. Martin
Dan White
A. I. Carlson
J. A. Johnson
R. H. Woods
Boundmaster
Batie
Adame
McMillen
Berthiaume
White
Warner and Ferguson
Ferguson
Adams
Warner
Judge Burr Voids Carbuary Special School District
Judge Burr issued two decisions after chambers arguments in Rugb ry this week. Peter Moen vs Carbuary Special School District dissolves the district for illegal organization and the territory returns to Vinje district. W D Crites vs I Claus Krohn favors the defendant in a land possession suit under a warranty deed and prior crop contract.
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Burr
Chambers
Rugbry
Peter Moen
Carbuary
Vinje
W. D. Crites
W. D. Crites Ve. I Claus Krohn
Alfalfa Cultivation and Soil Needs Guide
The guide notes alfalfa is a rough age crop requiring soil organic matter, bacteria, and a deep weed bed. Manure improves soil, corn should be deeply plowed and clean cultivated, plant in June, and choose locality adapted seed for best establishment and high yield after it is well established.
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Jmanure
Pastor Preaches Twice as Usual at Local Church
The pastor will deliver both morning and evening sermons. Irene Stewart will lead the Young People’s meeting and Lucy Bacon will oversee the Junior gathering. Other services proceed as usual and all are invited. E A Schlaman, pastor.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Irene Stewart
Lucy Bacon
E. A. Schlaman
Presbyterian Church Evening Series Ends With Wonders of the World
The Presbyterian Church schedules a Sunday April 20 morning sermon on The Old Testament Life of Christ and an 8 PM evening address series on The Seven Wonders of the World. Rev G W Barnum leaves Monday for Chicago for McCormick Seminary commencement, then Michigan visits and a May trip to Atlanta as presbytery commissioner, returning about May 31. No preaching while he is away, but Sunday school and meetings continue.
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Rist
G. W. Barnum
Chicago
McCormick Theological Seminary
Michigan
Atlanta
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Doings in County Court April hearings and filings
A county court session covered April hearings for guardianships and probate. Minnie and Alice Modell were placed under Anna Bodell guardianship, a will admission petition by Carl Kuhn’s estate set for May 20, and final accounts in Peder P. Svingen’s Overly estate were approved. Adjourned guardianship for Miller heirs, inventory accepted in Duncan Beaton McArthur and Olaf Ecklund estates, and marriage licenses issued for Ole Bergstrom Christina Engstrom and William A Mookwen of Seareene, Michigan.
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Carl Kuhn
Ole Bergstrom
Christina Engstrom
Wheaton Township
William
A. Mookwen
Seareene, Mies
Alfalfa to Oats:Yields Compare Across Land
A farmer notes that one ton of alfalfa hay equals 60 bushels of oats in feeding value. Alfalfa should average at least two tons per acre, equating to about 120 bushels of oats. Some land can reach 190 bushels of oats with good soil and proper conditions.
Democratic Meet Hears Collins Strong For U S Marshal
Democratic meeting in Fargo drew attendees from across the state to hear the executive committee report and discuss future organization. Strong sentiment favored William Collins for the U S marshal post, with rival candidates testing their strength and local service claims noted by the Courant editor.
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Fargo
Executive Committee
U.S. Marshalship
William Collins
Courant
North Dakota Fights Spring Shooting and Deer Season
The 1913 legislature banned spring shooting of all kinds with emergency clause in force. A deer closed season lasts until fall 1916. The Game and Fish Board calls on every sportman to help prevent spring shooting and other violations of game laws.
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North Dakota Game and Fish Board of Control
Bachelors Challenge Local Baseball Game Next Tuesday
A playful challenge aims to stage a baseball game at the fair grounds next Tuesday afternoon. The single men invite the benedicts to join, hoping for a lively turnout as they boast about prospects. Interested players can report to Andy Williams.
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Benedicts
Fair Grounds
Andy Williams
Father Andrieux Hurt by Defective Sidewalk
Father Jos Andrieux suffered a dislocated right shoulder after stepping into a sidewalk hole while returning home last week. The injury is expected to trouble him for several weeks.
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Jos. Andrieux
No services at St Mark's church on Sunday April 20
Announcement states there will be no church services at St Mark's on Sunday April 20 with a further notice to follow.
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St. Mark’s Church
Responsibility for better farming outlined in article
The piece urges communities to form agricultural commercial clubs to study counties as units, identify problems, and apply remedies. It argues that the key is a business plan to utilize by-products, reduce waste, ensure proper packing, and boost both quality and quantity to drive demand. It calls for marketing rules that protect producers, distributors, and consumers alike.
County News Briefs Highlight Local Elections and Losses
Westhope voters turnout slim as W J Reynolds elected mayor and officials named including Kalbfleisch and Barr. Antler selects Buchman Hair and Bayer as aldermen. Robin Walker named justice of the peace and Brown as police magistrate. Lot of small notes: births in Roth and Omemee, a death in Omemee, gas turned on in Westhope, new town board in Eckman, a marriage in Weathope, and local business openings.
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Westhope
W. J. Reynolds
G. H. Kalbfleisch
G. W. Barr
Jos. Simon
R. R. Zirkle
A. G. Vivian
Pat Cavanan
City Juice
Geo. Mead
Antler
L. J. Buchman
W. A. Hair
C. Bayer
Robin Walker
R. A. Brown
Jobin Speare
Loretta Dishart
Weathope
Eagleston
Eckman
New Town
W. H. Lackey
A R. Carson
W. B. Allen
John Brockney
Glenburn
Laneford Hospital
Theo Bolinder leaves shoe and harness shop for lake trip
Theo Bolinder, long employed at H. N. Wekseth's shoe and harness shop, departed for Lake to seek new work. He is described as an expert workman. Mrs. McBale and Mrs. Dupesiewert visited today.
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Theo. Bolinder
H. N. Wekseth
Ls Lake
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Ieiea
Pother
Semen Berg Hemeet
Page
Office of Public Roads
C. K
Lee
Hanes
Girte
Andy Carlson
Carbary
Doings IM County Court
Minnie
Alice Modell
Anna, Bodell
Peder P. Svingen
Overly
Andrew Torno
Gareeogs
Emil Torno
Ini
Petigon
Duncan Beaton McArthur
Olaf Ecklund
Collins
Father Andrieux
Bert Ball
Crop Improvement Committee of c
Sony
Miss Hazel
P. E. Nelson
Minot
T. C. Michael
The
Willow City Eagle
W. H. Johnson
Roth
L. L. Bowie
Russell
North Dakota Gas Co
Ason Was
E. F. Flanery
Omemee
Tom Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Mrs. T
J. Moreland
Maxbase
Chase
E. Cleveland
Robi. Wright
Willow City
Canadian Northwest
Ad Tanguay
Aig
Willow
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