President Wilson Keeps His Word on New Jersey Reform
The Com moner notes President Wilson’s stance against the “old gang” in New Jersey after resigning the governorship to become president. It highlights his direct speech, resolve to live up to citizenship duties, and the Democratic party’s trial to enact reform against private interests. It contends Republicans split but the president’s leadership steadies the process and signals success for Democratic aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
New Jersey
Washington
Trenton
Democratic Party
United States
Wall Street
Minot Hospital Plans and Local News Highlights
Minot plans a $75 000 hospital with a Langdon Woman's Club hospital association. Two Williston women swapped houses on June 1. The McHenry county fair is set for Granville July 3 to 4 and 5. L H Soper of Fargo was arrested at Colgate for speeding. Four year old Frances Collina of Wheatland was injured by a cow. Sam Chadwick of Kenmare faces a serious statutory charge filed by his thirteen year old daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Collina
Wheatland
Sam Chadwick
Kenmare
Aay
Frank Richardson
Chicago
Fingal
Lillian Mikkelson
Twenty Five Years Ago In Bancroft And North Dakota News
Twenty five years ago William Fitzgerald died with his remains found and buried at Oak Creek. Fred W. Cathro sought re election as county superintendent while Martin Berg and J Oleson arrived from Minnesota. Bottineau beat Willow City 27 to 8 in baseball with Woodward’s pitching. The Ambrose Crosby case for permanent Divide county seat slated for June 9. Various local deaths, accidents, and civic notes including a thunderstorm fatality, lightning death, and a shotgun accident killing a 16 year old sister. Teachers institute attendance and bank remodeling noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Phillips
Lordeburg
Bancroft
Mich
William Fitzgerald
Oak Creek Cemetery
Fred W. Cathro
Martin M. Berg
Evanaville
J. Oleson
Starbuck
Minnesota
Bottineau
Willow City
F. M. Woodward
C.fyfe
R. W. Dickey
G. C. Meade
J. Pinkerton
J. Stewart
W. B. Pease
D. Williamson
Robert Stewart
R. Schoonover
W. Davidson
J. Schroeder
Harry Powell
J. H.cook
Arthur W. Morden
Will Smith
Sandy Hart
Fred Holt
Oil excitement at Mar Martha peaks with new post office
Jane mentions Flag Day as oil excitement rises at Mar Martha. A new post office building will be erected at Manning, signaling growth and investment in the area.
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Manning
North Dakota notices full of accidents and events
A sprawling digest lists many incidents from Williams and surrounding towns. Among items: livestock losses from storms and fires, multiple injuries from kicks and accidents, a suicide by carbolic acid, a murder attempt aftermath, legal actions over damanged bridges, a hospital abolition lift, a corn field report, and community updates on schools, births, and celebrations across Lamprey and Bottineau counties with names such as Russell, Lidgerwood, Lansford, Rugby, Westhope, Mountrain, Fairdale, and Omemee.
Fragments Sketch A Local Strike Mention
A truncated note mentions a strike action and names resembling Bowell and Powell, with unclear context and garbled phrases suggesting a reporting fragment from a local page. No clear event, date, or places are identifiable from the unreadable text.
Local Notes and Socials Across Mohall Area
David Johnson threshes fish. Mrs. Seaman and Holmquist visit. Hanse Ladies Aid meets June 12 with Mrs. Van Woert. A new birth to Mr. and Mrs. Hatten on May 26. Truesdale’s accident with a .22 rifle last week. Community plowing by Fred and Dick Witteman on the Onstien place. Mohall resident Trutma seen en route to Antler. Haase Ladies Aid hosts a social June 19 with supper ice cream and a program. Antler merchants ship potatoes. call for better seed varieties to boost market. Marion Care-best autos advertised by John McKenzie agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Dick Witteman
Onstien
Mr. Trutma
Mohall
Antler
Haase Ladies ‘Aid
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Courant
Bettineau
Oficial
City of Bettineau
Bettineau County
St Reet
Republican Party
Fits
Erate
Minot
Williston
Langdon Woman's Club
McHenry County
Granville
L. H. Soper
Fargo
Colgate
Ambrose-Crosby
Divide County
T. J. McGrath
Velva
Philip Reilling
Bowdon
Norma
Renville County
Norway
L. J. Palda Jr
F. W. Cathro
The
Grand Lodge of
North Dakota
Odd Fellows
Arve Nelson
Coal Harbor
Herrick Lowe
Wolford
James Wescott
Noonan
Geo. B. McMillen
Iowa
Poet
Dana
Thos. White
Frank J. Lillie
Isabella Fraser
Peter Mitchell
State University
Peter Jorgenson
Valley City
Teachers’ Institute
Firet National Bank
Renville
Lansford
Gorton
John McCaughan
Deloraine
Souris
Dan White
Claudie Ripley
Mamie Pd
Led Six Ie
Points
Montana
George Tound
Wheelock
Geo. Chambers
Chambers
Churche Ferry Sun
Devils Lake
Ae i
May
Eta Saas
Jane
Marmarth
Anoute Te County
H. T. Irvine
Waskeda
Russell
Lidgerwood
Newberg
J. H. Pittman
Art Lemire
Ray
Halldorson
Lone
John Laporte
Westhope
Mountrain County
Henry Challey
Fairdale
Arthur E
Hartford
South Dakota
Theo
Mrs. OU
Eleven
Shamrock
Omemee
L. C. Cunningham
Milwaukee Road
Mott Yards
Cunningham
C. E. Johnson
Gildford
Lars Larson
Voltaire
City of
Grand Forks
A. W
Alma Wager
Ieee
Perry Sidener
Laws
R. T. Wood
F. A. Schroeder
B. H. Regan
Webster
B. J. Ness
Nese Ie
James Cooper
Fordville
Ite
Flora Livingstone
J. C. Adamson
the Eagle
Vic. Shuman
C. E. Halter
Buhl
Idaho
Crosby
Tesa Thompson
Charles Brander
Amab Turpin
Chas. Lawrence
Bottineau County
B. E. Kreeze
Jamestown College
Thilda Broe
Florence McDougall
Roth
O. O. Lee
Lars H. Martinson
Finley
Younh
Martineau
Charlie Miller
Wee
Inot
Miller
Frank G. Grambe
Bismarck
Ernest Kriesel
RE. Whitsel
Kriesel
Igen
Bowell
Powell
David Johnson
Ole Stenison
Wm. Seaman
Hanse Ladies Aid
W. H. van Woert
Fred Rebillard
Chas. Sprague
Johnnie Truesdale
Inman & Holman
Marion Care
H. P
John McKenzie
Robert Elsmere
Robert Elewere
Wilkie Collins
George Wilkes
Mayburn
Royal Revenge, Jr
Royal Revenge
Toronto
Royal George
George Montgomery Orr
N. D
R. H. Woods
N. Dak
First National Bank
Bacaven
Weird States Government
Bacaves
Becaves
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