Worst Delivers Address at North Dakota Forestry Commencement
President J H Worst of the state agricultural college in Fargo gave the commencement address to the first graduating class at the North Dakota School of Forestry in Greiner’s opera house last Thursday. He urged forest conservation and scientific methods in reforestation and impressed listeners with his knowledge and practical ideas. The ceremony included diplomas to Harold Bering and others. the Bottineau Military band attended. A separate Friday picnic near the Noble farm gathered faculty, alumni, and students for an enjoyable afternoon.
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North Dakota School of Forestry
Greiner
Opera House
J. H. Worst
State, Agricultural College
Fargo
Worst
North Dakota
Peck
Gleason Powentaton
Frank Peltier
Gleason
J. H
Gagnon
Bottineau
Harold Bering
Souris
Leonore Woodward
Ethel Beyer
Francis Scully
Guy W. Smith
Noble Farm
Eva Finlayson
Adolph Ertresvaag
Duncan McArthur
Irwin Crowder
Walter Craig
Albertina Sivertson
Sophia White
Harry Amsbaugh
Grant Sims
George Rea
John Cornwell
Harry Haskett
Hugh Craig
George
Renick
Russell Follis
Reuben Minkel
Mary Carey
Charles Nero
Joseph Gardner
Harold Leveille
Percy Russell
John McLean
Walter Nero
Myrtle Kime
H. K. Wieman
Clayton Russell
Don Slyter
Cora Russell
Helen Capes
Alfred Klingenberg
Gladys Stewart
Walter Crowder
Charlotte Renick
Frank Scully
J. A. Kemp
Dwight Sawyer
Marie Benick
Guy Smith
Chauncey Trent
Margaret Clark
Ruth Rodney
Lawyers Stand by Judge Fiske Resolution Adopted in Rugby
The ninth district bar association in Rugby North Dakota on June 6 1910 adopted resolutions deploring an attack on Hon Charles J Fiske justice of the state Supreme Court and affirming confidence in his fitness and impartiality. The wording emphasizes the association’s support and belief in Fiske despite the attack by R B Griffith Grand Forks and calls for service to the supreme bench.
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Bar Association of
Ninth Judicial District
Charles J. Fiske
Ninth District Bar Association
Rugby
Bar Association
North Dakota
Chas. J. Fiske
Supreme Court
R. B. Griffith
Grand Forks
Fiske
Giarles
Casce
Cera
Local notes and social events from Maxbass Monitor
The Maxbass Monitor reports on residents visiting and traveling including Minnie Brown and Mrs. Frank Douvier, Rev. Bruns preaching at Norma, and Mrs. J A Fox returning from Berthold. It notes a ball game win for Omemee, a birthday, and a dredging machine visit. A collision between Blucker's and Kippen & Price's cars is described with no loss of life.
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Maxbass
Blucker’s
Kippen & Price
Minot GOP Governor Candidate C A Johnson Career Sketch
Hon C A Johnson of Minot a republican governor candidate born 1868 on a Wisconsin farm. He rose from teacher to Minot public schools principal and Ward county superintendent, practiced law since 1898, served on Minot city council and as mayor 1898 to 1902, served in Ward county legislative assembly 1904 and 1906, and ran for governor in 1908 earning over 39 000 primary votes and nearly 47 000 in November before losing by a small margin. Maxbass Monitor notes Guy L Scott former Bottineau county lawyer now Great Northern right of way agent sought Jennie E Stokes with a road right of way claim near Maxbass.
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C. A. Johnson
Minot
Black River Falls
Isconsin
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Ward
Legislative Assembly
Maxbass
Guy L. Scott
Bottineau County
Great Northern
Jennie E. Stokes
North Dakota State Fair Premium List Distributed in Fargo
The Fargo based premium list for the North Dakota state fair to be held July 25 to 30 is widely praised as the best yet. Total premiums exceed 5,000 with 4,500 in horse division, 6,500 in cattle, 2,000 in swine and sheep, 300 for poultry beef honey butter cheese, 1,500 for vegetables and grains, 400 for fruits and flowers, and 2,000 for other departments. Lists available by addressing the Fargo secretary.
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Fargo
Williston and Edgeley sub stations publish farming yields and poultry bulletin
The Williston sub-station reports durum wheat up to 39 bushels Fife 32 and oats 104 with water absent. Irrigation increases wheat by four bushels and potatoes by 40. Edgeley yields include durum 30.3, Fife 21, Blue Stem 21, oats 69, barley 43. A poultry houses bulletin with building specs is available from Fargo agricultural college. Misses Florence and Sara McDonald leave Bottineau and Westhope schools for Chester Montana claims.
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Williston
Fife
Edgeley
Agricultural College
Fargo
Eckmann Press
Florence
Sara McDonald
Bottineau
Westhope
Chester
Montana
Primaries on Wednesday North Dakota party nominations list
North Dakota holds biennial primaries next Wednesday June 20 with polls open 8 am to 5 pm. Results likely available after midnight. Democratic and Republican nominees for Senate, House, governor, and state offices listed with district and candidate names.
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North Dakota
Senate
P. J. McCumber
Thomas F,shall
Dennis Hannifin
H. Midtho
Edward Engerud
A. J. Gronna
Congress
L. H. Hanna
James Johnsaon
W. S. Lauder
H. T. Helgeson
B. G. Skulason
Alfred Blaisdell
T. Kk. Mockler
C. A. Johnson
James Buchanan
H. H. Ank
George W. Wilson
Smith Summer
J. B. Sharpe
A. L. Burdick
Frank S. Henry
W. M. House
P. J, Kon
W. Rk. Vosburg
D. K. Brighthill
John Blittie
Gunder Olson
G. L. Bickford
Andrew Miller
J. C. Adamson
H. Ss. Blood
Jesse H. Weaver
W. A. Goldschmidt
John H. Kirk
Edmund White
W. B. Barger
H. E. Layne
L. J. Glemseth
P. E. Nelson
Thos. Stale
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State Agricultural College
Minnie Brown
Drake
Frank Douvier
Glendive
Gardena
Irma
Alice Arnold
Dr. Rogers
Florence Fox
C. S. Fairfield
Angus Cameron
Maxwell
Hiram Gran i
Omemee
Chas. Hogan
Lulu
Charles
Rockford
Illinois
Smiley
Lee
Cora Riley
Elma Gran
Walter
Bathgate
Womans Club
Woodman Hall
Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Bruns
Morrison School
Gardena School
Alta Foster
Morrison
Sophia Lentz
Bert Warfield
Co. A. Johnson
The
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Republican
Rel
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
United States
Secretary of State
State Auditor
Porter J. McCumber
L. B. Hanna
Frank Henry
John Flittie
Insurance
Agriculture and Labor
E. J. Taylor
Geo. E. Stone
C. Gilbreath
W. H. Mann
J. T. Purcell
J. O. Fadden
Office of the Register of Deeds
Thomas Hermanson
Chris Johnson
George Sunberg
Amund Christofferson
Mark M. Chatfield
McKnight Land Company
Walter H. Thomas
Eveline Irvine
W. H. Thomas
Willow City
Anna B. Iverson
Nels
Addie M. Hill
Saint Paul
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Thomas S. Lowrie
Parelius Peterson
Barney K. Brekke
Landa
Archibald McArthur
John C. Stover
McArthur
South Bottineau
Richard A. Primm
Nels Nelson
Neil McDougall
Charles Durnin
West
Lemuel B. Wolfe
Clarence W. Bronson
Northern Town & Land Company
W. H. Sears
Ogren
Albin Holsten
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