Pool Hall Propriety Prosecutions Prompt Fines In Court
An information filed by States Attorney Weeks in Judge Walseth's court led Ed Boehnke a local poolroom proprietor to plead guilty to keeping cigarettes for sale and he was fined 25 dollars plus costs totaling 33.16 dollars. Sheriff McLean brought A A Golden from Rugby on a similar charge and he pled guilty paying 25 dollars and costs 42.85 dollars total. Earl Mennie another pool hall proprietor was arraigned and pled guilty receiving a 54.95 dollar fine plus costs.
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Weeks
Tod
McLean
A. A. Golden
Rugby
Earl Mennie
Clearly Entitled to A Nonpartisan Service Flag
Stone Creek township residents boast 100 percent Nonpartisan dues paid for 1917 1918 membership. Mr F G Bartz presents the information. Prediction says Frazier will win bigger and Hagen will gain a 500 to 800 majority.
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Stone Creek Township
F. G. Bartz
Grand Forks Herald
Bottineau County
Frazier
Hagen
Farmers Mutual Telephone Company Annual Meeting Notice
The annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Telephone Company will be held on Friday June 28 at Souris North Dakota starting at 2 o'clock p m. Three directors will be elected for a three year term and the expiring terms belong to Ole M Ramstad E J Evenson and A P Anderson. All members are urged to attend. Nels Magnuson Secretary
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Farmers Mutual Telephone Company
Souris
N. D
Ole M. Ramstad
E. J. Evenson
A. P. Anderson
Nels Magnuson
Minot
Ohmart
The
Home Auto Co
Minot Auto Co
Leland Hotel
Clean-up Notice From Bottineau Mayor Demands Compliance
Clean-up order not fulfilled by owners. After Saturday June 22, all unattended properties will be cleaned and costs added to taxes. Citizens and property owners urged to act now and fulfill duties. Mayor of Bottineau deputizes enforcement action.
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Bottineau
Camp Dodge News Notes Major Free Man Guilty of Drunkenness
Camp Dodge Iowa June 11 1918 with the week beginning June 24 about 12 000 men from Illinois Minnesota North Dakota and Iowa called to assemble at Camp Dodge. New recruits headed for France join thousands of negro soldiers bound for overseas. Deserters receive fifteen years hard labor and rail fare costs deducted from pay for transport to Merritt New Jersey.
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Freeman
Camp Dodge
Iowa
Illinois
Minnesota
North Dakota
France
Missouri
Nebraska
Lieut. D. Jacobs
Lieut. Jacobs
Arnold L.brown
John W. Conway
Ft. Leavenworth
George J. Roche
Paul Gildea
Union
Des Moines
Clyde E. Fee
Iowa Infantry
Clarence Whitmer
Uncle Sam
Third
Rainbow Division
Merritt
Dumont
N. J
Fee
Whitmer
McAdoo
United States
Repair technician shortfalls hit harvesting machinery firms
Producers report repair delays as skilled workers depart the harvest machine companies. Replacements lack experience, increasing errors and affecting farmers directly. Strong entities include harvesting machines and farm producers.
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Nonpartisan League
Lynn J. Frasier
Howard &. Wood
Thomas Hall
Carl Kositzsky
Ousara
Olson
William Langer
of Agriculture and Labor
John WN. Hagan
M. C. MacDonald
S. & Ossness Railroad Commissioners
J. Randarl
Charles F. Dufuis
Frank Milhollaw
Supreme Court Justice
Barat A. Bronson
George M. Young
A. M. Magem
House of Representatives
A. O. Miller
WM. Martin
Als Magnuson
Indorsed Omemee Farmera
Sherim Thos. Reznesst
Dana
Jornez. Martin
Register of Deeds
T. D. Acheson
J. 3. Weees
Dem
Selmer Sivertson
Rep
GO. W. Bronson
Anza D. Burr
Lieut.Jacobs
R. B. Bilis
Arthur J. Lynch
Frederick G. Turner
C. F. Humphreys
Henry R. Freeman
Minneapolis
887Th Field Artillery
Wilson
Washington
Peers
H. B. Boyd
H. L. Eels
U. S
Despolder Bros. Farm Implements
Willow City, North Dakota
Plowman
America
Europe
Bottineau, Hhome
Aluto Co
N. Dakota
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