Hold Up Men Shoot Whiskey Runners Near Northgate
Two men were shot in the leg during a double holdup of autoists seven miles northeast of Northgate early Friday. Victims were Mr. and Mrs. Holt of Minot and G Miller and B F Morish of Fargo. The Fargo car escaped with whiskey. Minot money and a plan to buy liquor were lost. Police describe the suspects and note Canadian authorities pursued leads as two Nash cars remained at large.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northgate
States
Farro
Holt
Gigo
Mrs. Holt
Kenmare
Canada
Local notes from East Coal Valley and Wildwood Park
Community round up from East Coal Valley includes visits to Paul Morits home and Wildwood Park outings. Family news mentions the Moritz, Reistad, Hermanson, Nelson, and Engebret families with minor injuries and social gatherings noted.
Insurance rule for threshing operators expands coverage
The bureau requires threshing machine operators who work for farmers to carry workmen compensation. An exemption for agricultural service was tested across five courts. Observers expect a small rise in threshing costs, about one cent per bushel, as rules tighten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Workmen's Compensation Bureau
Supreme Courts
Husband and wife shoot intruder in Minot home
Irving Neally, warned and under peace bonds, returned to the Shotts home on Saturday. Mrs Shotts fired on him on the porch, then Mr Shotts grabbed the weapon and shot the intruder through the lung and left arm. Neally expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Shotts
Irving Neally
Local Social Roundup From Lignite Area
Mrs. Glaspey hosted guests on Wednesday including Mrs Haines Blanche and Doris, Mrs Theo Iverson and son Gerome of Lignite, and many Greenfield and Pierce family members. Attendees visited, shopped, and helped harvest with Fred Erdmann and Harry Pierce, while several others conducted business in Portal and Lignite.
Harvest News and Local Socials Reach Week End
The farming update notes grain harvest nearing completion by week’s end. Local families including the Geo Benson clan and Amundson family were in town with visitors from the flats. Socials and church dedications drew residents to Pleasant View and Battleview events. couples like May J Auguston and Mrs Rude celebrated a lunch crowd at Bowbells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Benson
Nols. Piadsen’s
Amundson
Matthea Reistad
Halvor Jonson
Henry Badson
Theo
Sei
Hilln
Lie
Rude
Ray
Mabel Agreenme Ward Kittieson
Minot School Plans Printing Plant for Education
J B Mc Veun of the American Type Founders Co arrived in Minot to discuss installing a printing plant in the high school's manual training department. The project mirrors efforts in Montana and Minnesota where schools have added printing shops, with Duluth cited for a $3,000 instructor and a three year course producing skilled workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
J. B. McVeun
American Type Founders Co
City
Roy van Duzee
Minot High School
Montana
Minnesota
Duluth
Foothills Community News and Social Notes
Foothills light social column recounts visits and small gatherings around Crosby Lignite Rival and Bowbells. Families including Pommier Bogus Griffith Morrissey Beard Remington McEvers and Alden share church events, a school consolidation vote, and a local train meet up with relatives.
Prominent North Dakota Farmer Lewis Wilk Dies by Poison
Grafton North Dakota August 19 Lewis Wilk a 29 year old farmer six miles west of Grafton ended his life by taking poison after harvest troubles. Earlier his binder broke down and an attempted car start failed. he then sought repairs in Park River and obtained poison drug. He was survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grafton
N. D
Lewis Wik
Wilk
Real Estate Transfers List for August Dates
August 10 Mathias Keller transfers to F J Keller for 4000 dollars covering NE 1-4 and adjacent lots in section 2 162 94. August 11 shows none. August 12 Morris Pusin et ux transfer to Isaac Bernovitz for 1 dollar one half interest in lots 1 2 block 18 Powers Lake. August 12 Morris Pusin et ux to Isaac an couit 1 812 NW 1-4 and N 1-2 sy 1-438 re 628. August 13 Arthur W Emerson transfers to Clifton A Masters for 4000 dollars NW 1-4 15-163 Ba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyrke Abstract Co
Mathias Keller
F. J. Keller
Morris Pusin
Isaac Bernovitz
Powers Lake
Isaac An Couit
Arthur W. Emerson
Clifton A. Masters
Community Notes From Carter With Various Visits
Stan correspondent reports Thorval Petersen and others visiting the Hansen and Ormiston homes through the week. Mrs Petersen returned from Minnesota with her sister and family. several residents picked choke cherries in Canada. A party at Otto Miller’s home drew many young locals and Wim Wigner made a Bowbells business trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Mdtie-Ifinaen
Howard Nelsen
Thorval Petersen
J. A. Ormiston
Thomas Petersen
Minneosta
Henry Halverson
Pete Hansen
Canada
N. EB. Petersen
Les. He
Clayton Whitmore
Otto Miller
Wim. Wigner
Bowbells
Nels E. Petersen
Sanford McKibbin
Daniels
Roy
N. B. Petersen
Schwittek
Grain grading guidance issued for farmers by state official
Chief deputy J. A. McGovern of the state grain grading department issued instructions to farmers unhappy with elevator grade and dockage. He directs buyers to sample grain, taking five pounds of wheat and two pounds of other grain, to ensure fair grading and fair treatment at elevators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. McGovern
State Grain Grading Department
Sample grading and dockage procedure for wheat loads
In the presence of the elevator manager a container is furnished to send a wheat sample to the State Grain Inspection Department at the Agricultural College in Fargo. Samples must be sealed and sent by parcel post. If the elevator manager fails, secure a witness and notify the Inspection Department. The department grades the sample to determine dockage, establishing the grade and dockage for the load. The sample must be taken at the elevator load, not from the bin, to affect the wheat grade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Grain Inspection Department
Agricultural College
Fargo
Ruling Aims to Reform Default Divorces in North Dakota
Fargo announces a new procedure requiring sworn testimony in default divorce actions to be taken, transcribed, and filed with the clerk. The change, adopted by the state supreme court, moves from shorthand to written records to curb potential collusion and shorten the process. Judge A T Gole notes the measure will check the divorce business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
State Supreme Court
Pargo
A.T. Gole
Gusa County
Prohibition Agents Clash At Enderlin Dance Arrests Made
In Enderlin North Dakota on Aug 19 federal agents and state officers halted a crowd of about 20 after attempting to arrest Albert Perra of Waverly Minnesota for distributing whiskey. Perra was struck and brought to Lisbon for examination. store raider Culbertson was jailed in Lisbon for liquor cigarets and snuff possession.
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Enderlin
N. D
Prohibition
Albert Perra
Waverly
Minn
P. C. Darbey
Olat 4
Culbertson
Stone
Warfield
F. L. Watkins
North Dakota
Enforcement League
Baird
Perry
Perra
Porra
Lisbon
Cuilbertaon
Woburn and Bowbelly Social and Visit Notes
Gladys Sparks was a Woburn caller Thursday. Mary and Henry Bogus and Mrs J Uglum spent Friday afternoon berry picking. Arthur Earle Ruth and Mae Christ were Woburn callers Thursday. Bellda Uglum vacationed Bowbelly Monday to Thursday. Mr and Mrs K Christ and children visited P Christengen home Sunday. Ruby Owings called at Mathidons Thursday. Lucille Bogus spent Friday and Saturday with Mary Uglum. Ela Ruby Clark Gladys Sparks Olga Erickson visited Minnle Stenson Sunday. R A Owings helped O Mathison repair binder Friday evening. Cecile Bryan visited Minnle Stenson Sunday. Biella Christengou stayed Tue Wed with Mary Ugrum. Ralph Schudar and Merrit Sparks worked on the school houses last week. Basket social Sunday August 22 at five. Robert Ugluin hauled rock for schoolhouse Tuesday. R A Owings family spent Sunday at Mrs Clint Rodgers. Betida Usmin spent Tuesday afternoon with Gladys Sparks. Mrs Parry Kintier was a Flaxton caller Wednesday. Miss Sofoulse teaching Sunday school with a class of 24 0 zi Enel Gor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pommier
Francis Bogus
Crosby
J. D. Board
CG. Grifith
Chldren
Harold Remington
C. Griffith
Allie McAlpine
J. D. Boards
Bowbells
Ben McEvers
Francia Bogua
Lignite
Albert
Crosay
Alden
Foothills
Henry Pommier
C. M. Remington
J.N. Wood
Oscar Mathison Witd Baby
Earl McEvyers
R. A. Owings
Miss Reistad
Christ Brick
Northgate
Earl Alden
Magrie
Albert Beard
Wildwood Park
Mixa Allie McAlpine
Karl McEvers
Will Watt
Jes Allie McAlpine
J. D. Beard
Francia Bogue
D.C. Morrissey
Brom Sta
Gladys Sparks
Woburn
Mary
Henrt Bogus
J. Uglum
Arthur
Earle
Ruth
Mae Christ
Belilda Uglum
Bowbelly
K. Christ
P. Christengen
Ruby Owings
Mathidons
Lucille Bogus
Mary Uglum
Ela
Ruby Clark
Olga Erickson
Minnle Stenson
O. Mathison
Cecile Bryan
Biella Christengou
Mary Ugrum
Ralph Schudar
Gehoot
Merrit Sparks
Robert Ugluin
R.A. Owings
Clint Rodgers
Betida Usmin
Kaser Pool Hall Sells To Elsted Brothers
J F Kaser sells Bowbell pool hall and confectionery to A O Elsted and I M Elsted of Deering North Dakota. They will take possession within two weeks and move to Bowbells. The Elsted brothers are experienced operators who plan to serve the community and attract new patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Kaser
A. O. Elsted
I. M. Elsted
Deering
N. D
Bowhells
Deering Nit
Kaser
Jook Up & New Jocgtion
Bowbella
Hila Place
Westminster Community Notes and Church Services
A Westminster correspondence details neighborhood social calls visits among Culbertson Coons Romine Wineman and other families. It notes the Sunday School convention at Westminster with ministers from several cities and a complimentary lunch served at the Theodore White home.
Also Mentioned on This Page
East Coal Valley
Relstad
Paul Morits Wedmesday
Raymond Moritz
Paul Morits
Htaying
Mrana
Schauten
Feick
Knute
John
Mra. Engebrat
Grand View
May Moritz Ig Atnylig
Gabry
B. A. Stefanowicz
Notary Public
Tribune
Larson Investment Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Marcus B. Helen
Coteau
R. F. Glaspey
Haines
Blanche
Doris
Theodore Iverson
Gerome
John Glaspey
Mabel
Jennie
Fred Erdmanon
Anna
H. O. Pierce
Carrie
Helen
Arthur Greenfield
Fred Beck
Mies
Carrie Pierce
Jens
Ness
Fred Hidmann
Portal
Cor
Thorson
Foothilis
B. A. Stefanowics
Tha. Tribune
EAL Estate
Carter
Stan
Soren Hanse
Jin Ughuim
Mary Caled
Hansen Bros
Cor, KE
Ghege
Clayton
Enel
Gor.-D
Kaser Pool
Westminster
Stuit
Mra
Doe Culbertson
Calvin Halperts
Merle
Thelma
Violet
Coons
D. P. Bairs
W. H. Winemans
Romino
Joe Culbertaon
Aon Edgar
W. B. Coons
Ibn Burkes
Dick Hilleland
J. Coons
D. PF. Bairs
Rev. Wible
D. Fr. Bair
Mea
W. H. Wineman
Joe Culbersgon
John Romines
D. J. Coons
Grand Barks
Dick Hillisland
Willy
Vb. Coons
Jon Culbertson
Pointe
Pennsylvania
Barbara Lynch
Thelma Coons
Bell Lynch
Christ
Wible
Fritz Slemare
Dick Hillimland
Will Dolan
Mise Scott Enled
D. F. Bains
Willis
Gladys Coons
Romine
John Romine
Presbyterian Church
Sam Swensons
Swenson
Joe Homiston
Sam Swenson
H. A. Kirkelle
Dick Hill Islands
Hamlston
Henry Brown
Christ Olson
Rev
Ferguson
Iowa
Sulzer
Minneapolis
McManule
Burlington
Somertdike
Philadelphia
Fulton
Theodore White
Myra Peterson
Hame
Will Redmer
Dirk Hillistond
Homer Sink
Henry Browne
Mins Sokodl
Mies Gimmons
North
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