Record Grain Trade Breaks Minneapolis Milestone
Minneapolis terminals saw 2 605 010 bushels of grain moved in 48 hours ending Monday, smashing past records as farmers hold back wheat and free Canadian supply plus heavy western movement drives market. Receipts reached 1 302 cars, with ongoing anticipation of continued free wheat pressure and storage shifts across counties.
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Minneapolis
Inneapolis
Kansas City
Minnepolis
Southwest
Chamber of Commercs
Trig
Deputy Collector McIntosh Intervenes With Three Men
Deputy Collector of Customs McIntosh halted three men who were riding in a car from Gaina boro. They claimed no clear affiliation as a confrontation arose over belonging to the area. The party claimed home was distant. a tense moment followed before orders to return were given. A fight broke out over whiskey as the vehicle left.
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McIntosh
Gainaboro
Theia
Fse
U. Ind Sia al Sda
King George
Lyleton
School progress and new enrollments at manual training dept
Benches tools and general equipment for the manual training department have been ordered as Prof Kerr and the students await them. Enrolled students include John Armstrong Marie Berg Will Beyer L D McIntosh Helen Rae Katherine Rae Robert Roelle Clara Woodward. Heating system for greenhouse being prepared and classes in cooking and sewing organized by Miss Field with ongoing work and seed planting plans for nine acres. President Fred W. Smith and family arrived and praise Acting President Shuler plus full faculty except Miss Lawsepee awaiting arrival. Seeds listed for planting include ash one box elder oak choke cherry Siberian pea tree and others with crops raised on vacant space this summer and potatoes sold. orders to be left at the president’s office.
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John Armstrong
Marie Berg
Will Beyer
L. D. McIntosh
Helen’ Rae
Katherine Rae
Robert Roelle
Clara Woodward
Fred W. Smith
Smith
Shuler
Lucy Lawsepee
Xis Town
Rge
Northwest Minnesota and North Dakota attract new settlers
Government immigration policy and railway officials project higher settlement in the northwest of Minnesota and North Dakota this year due to favorable grain prospects. Central states engineers are traveling to the region, noting strong grain yields and potential for increased immigration.
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Grand Forks
Supreme Court Reverses Estate Case Decision
North Dakota Supreme Court reversed Judge Burr in the Lillie estate dispute over ancillary administration and creditor claims. The ruling clarifies an administrator acts as auditor, allowing cross jurisdiction proofs and stressing that ancillary proceedings may proceed without duplicating debts in each realm.
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Supreme Court
A. G. Burr
Donal.ve. Lillie
Eulalie Lillie
Burr
Iowa
State of North Dakota
L. C. Dow
Josephine Lillie
Karl W. Kendall
First National Bank of
Marion
George L. Lillie
Eis of Plans
Lillie
Oo Aieeriee Court
Laws
North Dakota
Och
Kota
Saidan
Siestiaiwa
District Court
nee + Burr
Mde Te Mw Fe
Sdatipiatr Tha
County School Notes Describe District Upgrades and Staffing
Miss Lina Marburger returns to open an eight month term in Mouse River district No 1. Boards must address classification by November 1 1913, transportation rules per Educational Laws 1913. Schools add new seating heating and ventilating systems with Smith heating popular. Thrums No 2 has a primary table and No 5 a rural piano. Jefferson district renovates all schools. a new Pea alan school will open by October first.
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Lina Marburger
Bottineau County
Thas
Mouse River
Smith
Thrums No
Jefferson
Death of F Donaho Follows Week Of Injuries In City
Saturday afternoon in this city F Donaho died after a weeklong battle with injuries from a fall on Sunday. He was found unconscious after leaving his home and never recovered. A respected early settler born in Ireland, he was about age 60. Public Administrator John McKenzie appointed H A Jeffries to manage his estate due to no known relatives in the country. Funeral held Sunday at the M B church with interment at Lansford. remains in casket for potential relatives to claim.
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F. F. Donaho
Donaho
Vicini
Ireland
John McKenzie
H. A. Jeffries
M. B
Lansford
Vaford Journal
Senate approves tariff talks with free wheat and flour list
Washington special reports a tariff conference compromise between Senate and House members ends with wheat and flour on the free list and duties set at ten cents per bushel for wheat and forty five cents per barrel for flour. A 1 percent countervailing duty on potatoes and a pole of wood pulp changes are discussed amid day long sessions and objections to a proposed $1.10 per gallon tax on fruit brandies.
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Senate
House
Tariff Conference Committee
Washington
Pamerone
Congress
North Dakota Hunters Face Rising Deaths and Injuries
Officials report an average of one death per day in the first week of small game season at Grand Forks with many injuries. The state board of control warns over firearm handling as several accidents involve runaway shotgun discharges, including a fatality, and drownings while duck hunting highlight ongoing risks.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Laccidente State Board of Conteoloaf
Cation
Land transfers and parcels in Newburg Ketmer area
Martin Vaogen to E. Anderson for $1, involving lots 5 and 6 in block 14 Newburg. BL Johuatog Land Co. to Nel tie for $1, affecting lots 14 and 16 in block 2 Ketmer. W.8 and wife to Nel tie for $1, conveys northwest quarter and adjacent parcels.
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Martin Vaogen
Arms E. Anderson
Newburg
Johuatog Land Co
Ketmer
Neltie
Welcome to Etég Rat A Eb Ca
An enigmatic fragment features garbled phrases and playful wording. It hints at a welcome message or caption with unclear context, offering little concrete information about people places or events. The readable portion emphasizes invitation tones without identifiable entities.
Willow City Notes and County News Capsule
A roundup from around the county reports new Willow City Presbyterian pastor Rev. C H Byles, a large corn field, and fines for misadvertising. Westhope warns chicken owners to pen fowls. Gust Swanke celebrates silver wedding on September 12. Mrs M Miller plans Montana move. Napoleon Loiselle to winter eighty hoge. Souris Messenger repairs include a new cement floor. Bootleggers and I W W members were driven west near Russell. Martin Shetler’s Lansford home burned, possibly from towels on stove. Geo Burns sells macaroni wheat seed crop at 28 bushels per acre. Cash Seager marries Emily Laren at Glenburn Sept 17. Cow butcherings near the school inspires teachers and students. News from Westhope Standard.
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Gust Swanke
Kramer
Geo. Burns
Westhope
Hielfield
Cash Seager
Presbyterian Rally Day Observed by Sunday School
Presbyterian charch rally day to be observed next Sunday morning with special exercises fused into the morning service starting at 1 o clock. Promotions will be made for the past year and new classes organized for the coming year. Mouse River presbytery fall meeting set for Bottineau October 6 and 7 with special programs each evening and about twenty ministers and elders expected.
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Presbyterian Sunday School
Mouse River
Petition pleas from aliens amid clerk of court notes
Fragmentary OCR records indicate petitions filed with the clerk of court involving individuals with surnames including Seb, Lane, Norway, Arneson, and Moklebust. The legibility issues obscure full names, actions, and jurisdictions.
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Eee
Martin Seb
Lane
I la Fords A
Eae
Norway
Ole Ative
I Arneson Moklebust
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Ane
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Willow City
Drake
Napoleon Loiselle
Eagle Man
Souris
Russell
Martin Shetler
Weesthope Standard
Presbyterian Charch
Bottineau
Andy Paris
Truro
J. .G. Walatad
Laneford
H. Gibbs
S. R. Purcell
Ellsworth Morrison
Maxbass
John McDonald
Gilneas
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