District Court Adjourning of Several Bootlegging Cases
District Court adjourned with numerous criminal and civil matters disposed. Bootlegging and liquor transport charges dominated the docket, with several defendants failing to appear and bail forfeited. Notable outcomes include Jacobson and Smith sentences of ninety days hard labor with fines and costs, and bench warrants issued for several others. Several civil cases were carried over or settled by stipulation, and many calendars were cleared or struck from the docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
North Dakota
Frank Legler
Bart Richardson
Arthur Williams
State
Gilbert Deraas
Chief Ourder
Art Anderson
al' Tones
Andy Johnston
Christ Johnson
J. Rostvet
Fred Schepa
Henry Diercka
Chas
Maton
George Jacobson
Elmer E. Smith
Jacobson
Edward M. Holton
Joe Pavonis
E. W. White
F. Amundrod
Amundrud
Earl Mennie
Dan Campbell
Lane Grand Larceny
Max Miller
J. H. Rush
D. Campbell
Weber
Cohen
T. B. Little
Oversea
Arveson
Miller
Trystad
Northwestern Farmers Publishing Co
W. R. Lee
Cottan
John
Stewart Kidd
Bacys
S& T
Ella Sirk
Jones
Bottineau Hunters Share Of Deer Season Ends
North Dakota deer season closed last night with Bottineau hunters reporting several kills. J J Krogen and Ing Ertresvang doubled on a yearling buck while Olaus Vettern shot a deer. A S Thorsen took a 150 pound buck and John Elton brought in a 200 pound six year old. Monte Woods had the largest opening day kill so far. More deer likely shot but not yet confirmed by press time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bottineau
Yours Truly
J. J. Krogen
Ing. Ertresvang
Olaus Vettern
A. S. Thorsen
John Elton
Monte Woods
Courant
Children’s Code Commission forms in state education law
Seven member commission appointed by the Governor will study child welfare in North Dakota and propose revisions and new laws. The group includes C. L. Young as chairman and others across Bismarck Ellendale Grand Forks Minot and Mayville. Annual meeting in Fargo featured reports on social work illiteracy nutrition and child welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
C. L. Young
Bismarck
M. E. Strand
Ellendale
Hazel Farkasch
M. Froats
Grand Forks
H. Lund
A. J. McCannel
Minot
C. L. Wigness
Mayville
Bottineau
C. A. Leonard
J. J. Weeks
A. D. Burr
Fargo
Wm. Nuessle
R. A. Beard
Judge Nuessle
National Conference of Social Workers
Alice C. Hunter
Dickinson
W. F. McClelland
Mandan
Cora Wilson Stewart
Young
Higent
Leon
Eight Million State Bonds Sold by Commission
Eight million dollars in six percent real estate bonds was sold to Spitzer, Rovick & Company at par plus accrued interest, completing the remaining authorized real estate series bonds. Spitzer, Rovick had already bought two million. total sales reach about fifteen million across various bonds. Attorney General Lemke praised the sale as a major victory, ensuring farm loans and strong finances for the next administration while noting costs and political opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spitcer, Rorick & Company
Spitzer, Rovick and Company
Wm. Lemke
Bold
Spitzer, Rivick & Company
Bank of North Dakota
Home Building Association
Industrial Commission
Lemke
Frazier
League
I. V. A. Administration
Hagan
Farmers Progressing in North Dakota Farm Methods
Fargo North Dakota November 29 More progress has been made in North Dakota in farm accounting and cost of production studies than in any other farm management area Professor C B Miller of the Agricultural College said this week He noted that shrewd business men base decisions on facts and that farmers keeping farm records aids safer farming The cost of production studies help planning for lean years and anticipating yields costs and profits Rex E Willard directed the studies with data from numerous farmers and half day cost estimating schools are now being held
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. TD
North Dakota
C. B. Miller
The
Agricultural College
Miller
Rex E. Willard
Bottineau Dairy Cow Association Formation Meeting
A convention is planned for Tuesday December 6 at 10:00 A M to organize the Bottineau County Dairy Cow Association. Professor Miller praises the group's insurance methods. The aim is to develop county resources and help farmers secure more and better dairy cows. The meeting is open to all citizens, farmers, bankers, and business people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bottineau County
Dairy Cow Association
Lemke Pays For House In Advance
Attorney General Lemke settled with the Home Building Association before leaving office. A deed was given to Mrs. Lemke for their Fargo home, with friends funding a first mortgage so he would have no further dealing with the association or I V A politicians. The house was estimated at seven to eight thousand dollars, excluding builder materials. The balance due the association rose to 9371.55 due to extra work, which Lemke paid and the deed was turned over the next day. The episode centers on Lemke and farm loan critics from I V A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemke
Home Building Association
Mr. Lemke
I. V. A. Administration
Real estate transfers listed for Bottineau area deals
Caleb Wolfe to Henry A Wilberg and A M Engebretson to George A Brickly show deeds recorded in W D with varied lot and section references. Mrs Grant Stafford to Lela Stafford transfers $300 on lots 5 and 6 in block 84 Comstock First Addition South Bottineau. Lyella Olson Trengen to Ole Hanson for $600 with sections 18 and 24. Jno Neville and wife to W H McIntosh for $4000 with SW 9 and Lot B Sec 8. W H McIntosh and wife to John Buckmann for $9375. Blow and wife to G A Cady for $500 W% 81.
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Caleb 8. Wolfe
Henry A. Wilberg
W. D
A. M. Engebretson
George A. Brickly
Grant Stafford
Lela G. Stafford
Comstock
South Bottineau
Lyella Olson Trengen
Ole Hanson
Jno
Sparks From The Congressional Anvil On Tax Bill Debate
Washington aims to reform the income tax with a Senate conference report. Senator Simmons cites strong allies and bloc pressure that forced concessions. Norris voices opposition to the final rate, while local county chairmen list officials for towns including Bottineau Westhope Landa and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Sparks
Senate
Simmons
Agricultural
Progressive Bloc
Republican Party
Old Guard
Finaniee Committee
Secretary of the Treasury
Finance Committee
House
Norris
Local Red Cross News Extends Membership Renewal Time
Extreme cold hindered Red Cross enrollment as renewals lagged. The period has been extended to ensure every member has a chance to renew. If the collector cannot reach you, arrange payment promptly to avoid lapse in membership.
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Red Cross
Recall Election Frauds Denied by North Dakota Court
The North Dakota Supreme Court refused to restrain the canvassing board from certifying recall results for Frazier, Lemke, and Hagan amid affidavits alleging thousands of illegal signatures, duplicate names, and dead signers. Attorneys claim the petitions show the greatest fraud in elections, while the court cites timing and proper officials as reasons to deny relief. Poll lists reveal many signers could not be located, with sixty percent in New Rockford unavailable on recall lists.
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Supreme Court of North Dakota
Frazier
Lemke
Hagan
Sinkler
Elsworth
United States
Nestos
Kitchen
Johnson
Ellsworth
Supreme Court
Robinson
Taxpayers Committee
New Rockford
Omemee Boosters Club Dance Raises 40 Dollars
Omemee News reports the Omemee Boosters Club social on Thursday evening netted $40.00 with Nelsons Orchestra providing music. Other items note Nelson McDougall's Bottineau business, Thanksgiving at home, Willowmere moves, Rugby death of Tafeal Brandt and funeral at Presbyterian church with Rev. Grimstad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omemee Boosters Club
Nelson
Neil McDougall
Bottinenu
Jennie Kippen
Orval Smith
Tom Milloy
Duncan Milloy
Willowter
Tafeal Brandt
Presbyterian Church
Grimstad
Devils Lake
Deesns
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Bereavement
We extend heartfelt thanks for the beautiful flowers and kindness shown by friends and neighbors after the loss of our beloved son and brother Tafeal. We also wish to acknowledge the support from 0. Kallestadt to Jorm T. Condit W. D. 1 Lot 10 Bile. 17 Stoltmentat Add, Westhopa.
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Tafeal
Kallestadt
Jorm 'T
Condit
W. D
Lot
Bile
Stoltmentat Add
Westhopa
A J
Leopards and valor in Legion week tales across states
American Legion members in Kansas City and other posts report leopard sightings and rewards, army firing squads, and defense readiness. The piece notes post activations in Colorado Texas and California, membership surges in Kansas City, charity shows by Chicago veterans, and Armistice Day stories including a palmoter request and Gamaliel the 60 pound turkey sent from Crystal Springs Mississippi to President Harding.
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Kansas City
Independence
Parsons
American Legion
Texas Ranger
Colorado
Texas
Kansas
Louisiana
Michigan
Minnesota
Oregon
Pennsylvania
United States Army
Ross Aviation Field
California
Gamaliel
Harding
Crystal Springs
Miss
Crstal Springs
Washington
M. H. Dally
Missinaippi
Red Cross Roll Call Report Partial Totals
Incomplete annual Red Cross Roll Call report shows varying town contributions. Entries include Newburg 40.00 and Deep 10.00 with other figures like Russell 10.08 and Pober 6. Fees or balances appear truncated, with several towns not yet reporting their totals.
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Hunter
Red Cross
Newburg
Wais
Russell
Landa. H . Co
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Facalle
Bella Stafford
Levant Va
Cohen and
Heniney
Neva
G. Hi Vm
J. G
W. Anderson
Cal
Y Reaim
Children’s Code Commission
Thos
L. L. Stair
Ladd
M. L. Holgerson
Wm. Hunter
Westhope
Green Souria
E. L. Garden
Landa
A. M. Anderson
Antler
Newton Maxbass
Bately
Willow City
Robertson Overly
Cleveland
Gardena
Schmidt Kramer
Gjerdingen Roth
Otto
Omemee News
American Legion Weekly
American Legion of
Lawler,Ja
Legion
Oklahoma American Legion
Oilie Kendall
France
Jonce
Chauncey M. Depew
American Legion of New York
ALB
Legionnaires i
Chicago
Fred Stone
Ager
Frank Baer
American Legit of
McMinnville
Ore
Amecrcan Legion
New Haven
Conn
Thomas J. Walpole, Jr
RED Cross Report
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