Officers Shot by Five Men Near Mohall in Night Attack
Barney Bussen critically wounded with 28 buckshot wounds and deputy John Powers lightly injured when five armed men in a Ford halted them four miles west of Mohall early Tuesday. The attackers fled in their Ford as the officers sought help after the ambush.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Barney Bussen
F. L. Watkins
John Powers
Renville County
Mohall
Powers
Mr. Watkins
Fi Bussen
Mr. Bunsen
Ford
Bussen
Pettit
Tech Saat & Coward
Buick
Sian
Moen
Buseen
Busten
Minot
F. C. Upton
Watkins, Jr
Clarence Vandenoever
James H. Flanery Dies Sudden at Bottineau Farm
Bottineau area mourns as James H. Flanery dies suddenly at his farm seven miles southwest of Bottineau. Born February 19 in Kentucky, he was 62. He married Mary Caroline Peraley in 1886 and taught in Pittsburgh before moving to Torchwood and then Bottineau in 1908. Widely respected, he left a grieving circle of friends and neighbors.
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Bottineau
James H. Flanery
Flanery
Mr. Flanery
Masstoaterg
Erlist
Cemnty
Kentucky
Sean
Mary Caroline Peraley
Fetrburg
Iil
Torchwood
Laws
Planery
Buttineau
Agriculture Pats Ter Epr Officials Highlight Farmer Rights
A garbled note discusses agriculture officials praising farmer rights and grain production. J. Baward states the program supports farmers and their aims, urging fair treatment and adherence to practices that protect yields and markets.
Farmer prices and freight costs shift input profits
The speaker explained that farmers sell to distributing points like Liverpool for grain and Boston for wool, not at the local price. The farmer receives the distributing point price minus freight from his local station plus handling commissions. Any change in transport costs directly alters the farmer’s net proceeds and adds freight on much of his produced provisions.
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Liverpool
Boston
Howard
Offered Reward For Purgy Ni D Good Weet Dasa
A reward notice reports a local offer in connection with Purgy Ni D Good Weet Dasa by som Mori De bo. The brief states the reward amount and points to authorities handling the case without additional details.
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Purgy, Ni D
Som Mori Debo
Farmers seek broad federal protection for cooperative movement
In a Washington letter, Dr. E F Ladd argues that current laws protect corporations while farmers forming cooperatives face legal harassment as possible trusts under the Sherman Act. He calls for national legislation to allow orderly marketing, reduce costs, and place farmers on equal footing with other businesses without special privilege.
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Washington, D .C
Farmers’ Cooperative Movement
Chicago
Washington
Parts Pacific
Great North Burlington
Trail route conference set over Bottineau to Minot plan
North Dakota trail officials call a Glenburn meeting on Sunday September 4 at 2 P M to settle routing for the Bottineau to Minot segment and to organize funding for fall trail blazing. Representatives from Minot Glenburn Upham Bet tineau Garden Kramer Newburg Russell Dunning Maxbass and Eckman invited.
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Black Hills
Bottineau
Minot
North Dakota
Glenburn
Upham
Béttineau Garden
Kramer
Newburg
Russell
Dunning
Maxbass
Eckman
A. D. Ertresvaag
Ertresvaag
Lake Metigoshe
New Agricultural Building Plans At Fargo Campus
The Agricultural College in Fargo announces a new building to house the school of agriculture and extension division. Seven new instructors join, a poultry husbandry course opens, and several departments expand. The central block should be ready by January 1928 as Francis Hall is razed next spring.
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Fargo
N. D
Aval
School of Agriculture
Francis Ll
C. A. Barton
Robert T. Hance
University of Pennsylvania
R. L. Webster
Cornell Univerity
E. H. Jones
Park River
Antler Hosts Big Week of Field Trials and Notables
Antler stands as Bottineau county’s focal point this week as the International Field Dog Trials draw 60 to 76 top bird dogs from the United States and Canada. Babe Ruth is listed with a dog entry, while famed fighter Teneces and dogs owned by several millionaires also compete for top honors.
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Antler
Bottineau
United States
Canada
Babe Ruth
Bt. Paul
Bae Ta Om Po
The Courant celebrates a long running paper milestone
This fragment notes The Courant's established status and longevity as a prominent newspaper. It mentions age and changes in appearance, claiming high circulation and a stable position among papers. The text reflects pride in the paper's history and leadership in readership.
Seed Corn Week promotes home grown seed selection
Seed Corn Week runs September 5 to 10 urging farmers to pick and save their own seed corn. North Dakota seeds show gains from strict local selection, with Bottineau county examples of better fields and early roasting ears. The notice urges timely picking, proper ear selection, and proper storage to ensure strong future crops and county promotion.
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South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
Bottineau County
Northwestern
Dent
White Dent
C. B. Aamodt
Funeral services for Ole Langhaug and Holdaas relatives
A large crowd attended the funeral services for Ole Langhaug held at the Langehaug home at 11 A M and Nordland church at 2 P M The Bottineau Post of the American Legion led both ceremonies noting similar attendance to a prior Holdaas funeral held a week earlier
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Ole Langhaug
T. Langehaug
Nordland
Holdaas
Bottineau
American Legion
Real Estate Transfers Listings Includes Numerous North Dakota Deals
A sequence of property transfers lists Clara Sophia Kofoid to Harold Kofoid, McCabe Bros to Internation Eleva, A M Anderson to Farmers Store Maddock, L L Duncan to First National Bank Willow City, David E Asplund to O Knudson, Gustav A Olson to Joef Borg Johnson, and other deeds. Entries show wives, lot and section designations, and nominal sums reflecting title changes across North Dakota locales.
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Clara Sophia Kofoid
Harold E. Kofoid
W. D
McCabe Bros
A. M. Anderson
Maddock
L. L. Duncan and Wife
First Natl Bank of
Willow City
David E. Asplund
Knudson
Gustav A. Olson
Joef Borg Johnson
Landa North Dakota
State Bank Russell
Mary Patterson
Kramer North Dako
West and Liberage Conmission Co
North Dakota Experiment Station to feature corn for seed
The North Dakota Experiment Station will feature corn for seed statewide during seruvoniet at the Agricultural station. Details are unclear due to damaged text but indicate corn varieties and seed production will be showcased, with emphasis on timing after Nugnet 25 and related agricultural efforts.
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Pargo
N. D
North Dakota
Agricul Calles
Baptist Church Sunday Schedule Prompted
Sunday School at 10 A M leads into Morning Service. The text also notes an Evening service and mentions a misread or miswritten entry about a Saturday function, indicating a partial schedule fragment without clear details.
Bank of North Dakota urged as state financial bulwark
North Dakota leaders urge residents to shift deposits from private banks to the Bank of North Dakota. They praise its safety, low-risk checks, and interest on balances, framing it as a strategic move against private bankers and Intra-Vital Association pressures amidst recall tensions.
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A. A. Liederbach
Nonpartisan League
League
North Dakota
Bank of North Dakota
United States
Bank of North Dakota Sieample
State of
Bank of
Wall Street
American Legion News Reflects Veterans, Elections, and Aid
The National Commander Frederick W. Galbraith Jr. will not be buried at Arlington. instead Spring Grove Cemetery in Cincinnati hosts the funeral, largest since Civil War. Aberdeen post aids workers with meals, lodging, baths, and medical care. Birmingham election may be delayed to aid servicemen voters. World War veterans face poll tax repeal issues, and Armand Gaudreau seeks work through Legion. Italian General Dias will present a statue replica at Legion convention in Kansas City. New York Legion raises funds to send grieving widow home to the Rhine. North Carolina convention speakers include Josephus Daniels and Charles Forbes. Chicago’s Grand Pacific Hotel to host accommodations for thousands as plans unfold. Merle Hay’s parents will face no insurance costs as their son died early in WWI.
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Frederick W. Galgraith Jr
American Legion
Indianapolis
Ind
Arlington National Cemetery
Washington, D. C
Spring Grove Cemetery
Cincinnati
America
Birmingham
Ala
American Legion Post
Castle San Angelo
Italy
Mount Grappa
Armando Dias
Kansas City
Advance on Wool Promised to Fargo Pool Singors
Fargo ND September 1 Advance of eight cents per pound on wool consigned to the state pool will be paid to all consignors who request it. William Guy secretary manager says no advance last year. About 68 000 pounds of half grade wool remain unsold from 619 000 pounds in the 1920 pool.
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Fargo
N. D
William Guy
Guy
Former Bottineau Girl Bride of Week
The Bottineau native, daughter of Rev. and Mrs. W. J. Walker, will wed with Rev. Walker officiating. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Enderlin of North Dakota. After the ceremony the couple will travel to Twin Cities and Winnipeg before settling in North Dakota where the groom is employed.
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Bottineau
W. J. Walker
Sleepy Eye En i
Walle Mo Tere
Hany Jan
Ne Enderlin
N. D
Brile
Dorebrother
Winnipeg
U S Burdick Resigns After Unanimous Committee Vote
U S Burdick resigns Tuesday as the committee accepts the Phari tion and Waals to hisy for the efficient aidable work he has conducted the organization to date. The resignation follows this action.
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Waals
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Kin
J. Baward
Parare
E. F. Ladd
Metigoshe
A. C
Courant
Langehaug Funeral
American Legion News
Aberdeen
S. C
Legion
Mass
Armand T. Gaudreau
University of Maine
American Legion Employment Bureau
Gandreau
Rhine
American Legion of New York Io
Army of Occupation
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Charles R. Forbes
Bureau of War Rink Insurance
The
American Legion of North Carolina
Grand Pacific
Amalags
Joblas
Henting
Bbr
American Aeromea
Merle Hay
U. S. Burdick
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