Governor Frazier suspends two Burke county commissioners
Governor Frazier issued an order suspending Burke county commissioners J C Grubb and H A Kirkeli e temporarily pending a hearing in Bowbells on August 29. Attorney A J Cooper appointed to handle the case. removal cited felonies and public interest. New commissioners to be appointed within five days.
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John C. Grubb
Kirkelle
Les Cominias
Burke County
Gee
White
Tonie Noguard
Marépj
Jake Dewing
Enta
Citizana
Barke County
Miservidenes
Tate the Wight
Amatvat Nee Ee
Sichor
A. J. Hauge
C.J. Kopriya
A.J. Hauge
C. J. Koprivaana
J. L. Finke
Wader
Treus
Minot Lawyer George Bulimas Found Dead In Auto
Minot attorney George Bulimas, renowned state authority on commercial law, was found dead in his car near the city yesterday. A passerby reported the scene, police investigated, and foul play is not initially suspected as investigators review the circumstances of the death.
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Minot
George &. Bulimas
Berignyee
Anna Finke Marries Arthur Jordan in Montana
Word arrived Friday of the marriage of Anna Finke daughter of Judge and Mrs J L Finke Bowbells township to Arthur W Jordan son of Max P Jordan Havre Mont The ceremony was at the groom s parents home in Havre conducted by a pastor W They were until recently clerks at Minot post office and are now on vacation They left Minot for Montana and are honeymooning in the Bear Paw mountains They plan to live in Minot The bride is well known in Bowbells taught school here and later civil service at the Minot post office The groom a ex service man worked at the Minot post office most of the time since leaving the army The Tribune wishes them long and happy married life
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Mike
Anna Finke
J. L. Finke
Bowbells Township
Arthur W. Jordan
Max P. Jordan
Havre
Mont
Ffont
W. Pastor
Minot
Montena
Bear Paw Mountains
Magic City
Bowbells
Tribune
Family Survives Storm Damage After Farm House Hits
Hal Pelts and family sheltered in a cellar as savage winds battered their farm. Mr and Mrs Esterbyam and five children were swept by the hailstorm, logs torn, icy water up to their waists while they protected the younger kids. Neighbors provided aid and a puree was prepared for the family. Insurance partially covers the damaged building. this is the second time wind has destroyed their farm structures.
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Esterbyam
Aupam
Bishop Wehrle Gox Firms Glass Here
Wehrle of the Bismarck diocese of the Catholic church attended St. Joseph's in this city last Sunday. A number of Catholics from the area joined for the occasion and a dinner was served after the church lawn. The bishop, aged and steadfast, has long labored in the territory west of Devils Lake and north of Bismarck, making regular visits to ensure masses and rites. His early journeys were by horseback, with trips lasting many days.
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Wehrle
Bismarck
St. Joseph's
Bota
Devils
Andy
Wehrlei
Tate
Neas
Amston Larson Fatal Farm Accident at Walford City
Amston Larson a 36 year old farmer near Walford City North Dakota was fatally injured when a buggy frightened by his mother’s approach ran away. His feet were severed near the shoetops as he stood beside a binder on the field. Walter Skow a former hotel clerk visiting Bowhelia between trains observed the scene.
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Walford City
N. D
Amston Larson
Larson
Walter Skow
Irwin
Kenmare
Bowhelia
Lawrences Parson Bound Over on Embezzlement Charge
Lawrence Larsen bound over to the district court after his preliminary hearing on embezzlement charges. The hearing was postponed until Wednesday, with Bank officers and state officials cited as overseeing the matter. The case proceeds to the next district court term for trial before a jury, unless an affidavit of prejudice is filed.
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Lawrines Parsen
Jobn
Lowe
First National Bank of
C.H Hovtind
First State Bank
Cotead
Laréém
Burke County
County Treasurer Jensen Moves to Pay All Warrants
County Treasurer J R Jensen orders payment of all outstanding warrants by writing checks on every county bank holding funds. Attorney BD Sinkler argues loans to banks were illegal, making certificates void, and demands on-demand payments. Jensen vows to push to cash basis, may seek state bank examiner help.
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BD. R. Sinkler
Lawrence Larsen
J. R. Jensen
the Tribune
Jensen
Sinkler
State Banking Department
Mandamus Case In Larsen Bank Dispute Pending Decision
Judge John C. Lowe indicated that a ruling in the case of C. J. Kopriva acting for the state against Lawrence Larsen and the bank of the county would be issued today or soon. Arguments were heard Monday, with the court reviewing evidence and aiming to decide this afternoon or by tomorrow.
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Lawrence Lars
Nemonds
Larsen
Hauge
Bere
John C. Lowe
Tribune
C. J. Kopriva
Lawrence Larsen
Bankera
122 Elevators Sign With Grain Growers
Chicago Aug 11 One hundred twenty two farmers elevators in five Midwestern states have signed contracts to handle grain for U S Grain Growers Inc The July 21 summary lists Illinois Oklahoma North Dakota Nebraska and Missouri elevators joining The report notes Oklahoma gains 132 grower contracts from 8 elevators and North Dakota surpasses five million bushels in grower contracts Favors Big Shippers Bigmarck N D Aug 11 Discrimination in favor of larger twine shippers by railroads costs the State C ordage plant 7500 yearly according to Warden L L Stair He claims Chicago twine houses are given 425 miles free transportation between Bismarck and Chicago 50
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Middle West
U.S. Grain Growers, Inc
Illinois
Oklahoma
North Dakota
Nebraska
Missouri
Misssouri
Bigmarck
N. D
L. L. Stair
Stair
Bismarck
Chica- 50
Real Estate Transfers Buried in August Ledger Snippet
Furnished by Burke Abstract Co. shows August transfers including Adelaide Y Everatt to May El-Tiv Ponal Lot 1 block, yard lines and street references. Entries list August 1 to August 4 with various amounts and parcel identifiers, though many details are garbled or incomplete.
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Burke Abstract Co
Adelaide Y. Everatt
el- Tiv Ponal
Shippam
Walcott Man Shot Near Melrose Then Kills Self
Walcott North Dakota reports Oliver Windom formerly of Walcott was shot twice in the back by a man named Lindberg near Melrose Wisconsin. After the shooting Lindberg fled into a cornfield and killed himself. The note appears in the society column with numerous visits and greetings among local families and Minnesotan visitors.
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Walcott, N. D
Oliver Windom
Walcott
Lindberg
Melrose
Wis
Windom
Farmers urged to support advertisers in The Tribune
The Tribune urges farmers to patronize merchants who advertise in the paper. It advises readers to show appreciation by using advertised goods and acknowledging daily ads, noting that advertising pays. The notice appears to promote reciprocal support between readers and local businesses.
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