Lawless defense rejected in Surie court case
The Surie court heard the state versus Arne Huns ker for assault with a dangerous weapon. Krebs and his wife testified seeing Hunsker fire toward their wagon. others corroborated. The jury found Hunsker guilty. Several other cases, including theft and burning, were heard with mixed outcomes and dismissals.
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Arne Hunsker
Krebs
Hunskor
Justice Mead
Westhope
Ney Bowen
Burr
State
A. Parkinson
Parkinson
O. J. Zeigenbien
Willow City
Johnson
Ven W. Schraeder
Ethelbert Smith
Goss
Smith
Pagent Smith
Cane of
Tosten Nelson
Bowen
Norman Matheson
William J. Armstrong
William Hart
Geo. Potvin
Mixed Bottineau School Notes Report Week Activities
Smith returned to school after a week away as the eighth graders study physiology for the March final. Pupils visit the courtroom after four o'clock and janitors clear ice to save bones. White spoke on forgery in schools. Four new desks were installed in Miss Candee's room to accommodate growing seventh and eighth grades. Maggie Carpenter left for Minneapolis. A literary meeting program features The Haunted Mansion by four girls and three boys. A large High School party hosted by Miss Crissie Finlayson near Bottineau was enjoyed by many students.
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Telche
PiRif
White
Miss Candee
Maggie Carpenter
Minneapolia
Caid
Misa Crissié Finlayson
Bottineau
Fraud Exposed on Imitations of Dr King’s Remedies
Fraudulent sellers counterfeit Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds and other medicines. The Bucklen Co warns buyers to look for their name on the wrapper to distinguish genuine remedies from imitations sold by impostors.
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Dr. King
Dr. Kings
Bucklen
H.|ee Buckten Co
Chicago
Ill
Windsor
Canada
University Notes Convocation speaker and weekly student notes
University notes report Convocation speaker President Frank Weld of Moorhead Normal spoke on The Development of One s Self. Basketball games were played with Emerado and Warren, all wins for the University. High school participation limited to Drayton and Northwood so far. Chas D Hurry of Michigan U02 will visit around Feb 1, and May 20 is set for high school principals meeting with the previous evening hosting the declamatory contest. Thursday was day of prayer for colleges with services, Rev A C Stevens spoke in class, and Rev Herman P Fisher spoke on Some Famous Americans Whom I Have Known and Heard.
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Frank Weld
Moorhead
H. S
A. C. Stevens
M. E
Church of
Presbyterian Services and Christian Endeavor Day
Sabbath services listed for February 5 1905 with morning on foundation stones of character and evening hymn Sun of My Soul by Rev John Keble. Christian Endeavor topic What I owe to Christ. Ladies Aid meets February 9 at 2 30 PM at the Manse. attendance urged. Also an ad for Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for eyes and Kinport cigars.
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John Keble
C. E
Christian Endeavor
Ladies Aid Society
Drunken cut affray at Slette home injures three
In the mountains northwest of town a drunken quarrel at Anton Slette’s home left him with stab and slash wounds and his stepson injured. Ronning and the younger Slette were arrested after the fight. Mrs Slette aided by moving to a neighbor and others said Ronning claimed to have fallen with blood on his hands.
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Anton Slette
Here
Ronning
Slette
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