Rural Mail Carrier Examination Notice in Stampede County
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for rural carrier vacancies in Stampede and other county post offices. Eligible applicants must be 18 to 55, domiciled in the county, and male citizens of the United States. Salary ranges from $600 to $1,000 annually. age waivers apply for veterans. Application forms and details are available from the local examining board secretaries, postmasters, or the Civil Service Commission in Washington. Applicants must file timely to ensure paper shipment and examination scheduling. An eligible register will be kept, and after one year’s service, rural carriers may transfer to other postal positions if qualified.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Stampede
United States
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washington, D. C
Washington
Commission
Appli
Civil Service
Fargo men held for mail fraud in circulation contest
M N Hatcher and A M Baker of Fargo former directors in Courier News Publishing were arrested on charges of using the mails to defraud. Officials say the circulation contest violated the law with underfunded prizes and misrepresentation. A hearing is set for August 23 before U S Commissioner Montgomery with U S Attorney Engerud for the government.
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Fargo
N. D
M. N. Hatcher
A. M. Baker
Courier News Publishing Company
United States
Messrs. Hatcher
Baker
Montgomery
Engerud
Carpio Man Struck by Train in North Dakota
Jens Jenson, 75, pioneer of Carpio, North Dakota, was struck by Soo Line train No. 105 while walking on the tracks. Deafness prevented hearing the whistle. he died en route to Kenmare after being taken from Carpio. He leaves a wife and daughter. Coroner's inquest planned in Kenmare. funeral expected in Carpio. Winter rye seed for sale by D. Bystedt of Bowbells, N. D.
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Carpio
N. D
Jens Jenson
Soo
Jenson
Kenmare
George C Benno Marries Esther Brant In Harvey North Dakota
George C Benno manager of Benno Drug Co at Bowbells applies to married life with Miss Esther Brant at Harvey North Dakota home of the bride's parents Tuesday evening. After a wedding supper the couple left for Chicago and eastern states for their honeymoon returning to Bowbells next month to establish a home. Benno, well known in Bowbells, previously worked at Minot. Bride a banker’s daughter from Harvey, skilled in several arts and respected in the community. The Bowbells Tribuneextends best wishes for a long happy marriage. Also notes L C Welter now brakeman on the Soo line and Fred Frebel replacing him on the county payroll.
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Harvey
N. D
Geo. C. Benno
Benno Drug Co
Esther Brant
Benno
Bowbells
McCoy
Minot
the Tribune
Regina man seals $5000 Toffelmeyer farm deed near border
Last Saturday Mr Hill of Regina Sask paid $1 and then $4999 for a deed to the Toffelmeyer farm near the Canadian line where Grand Trunk and Great Northern roads meet. He plans surveying part of the land into town lots and aims to attract a Great Northern town. Bowbells Cash Store seeks cream, offering 22 cents cash and 24 cents in trade.
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Hill
Regina
Sask
Toffelmeyer
Grand Trunk
Great Northern
Progressive party calls Fargo convention for state ticket
Dorr H. Carroll announced a state central committee plan for a Progressive party convention in Fargo on September 6 to nominate a full state ticket for the November election. Each county will send six delegates, including the county committee members, the county chair and secretary, and their alternates. Mrs. Mary Bramblee, mother of Mrs. W. C. Martin, has shown improvement after a three week illness.
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Progressive Party
Fargo
Dorr H. Carroll
State Central Committee
Theodore Roosevelt
County Central Committee
Mary Bramblee
W. C. Martin
Twine shortage ends as harvest binds all North Dakota grain
North Dakota reports the twine shortage is over thanks to a rush of production from International Harvester Co with twine shipped from New York harbor to Chicago and into fields last Saturday. The Bowbells public school opens with Prof. J H Clemmons in charge for the new term and a large enrollment is anticipated. The Bowbells hospital reports minor injuries to a 4 year old swallowed chloride of lime and Edward Andrews underwent a slight operation recently.
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New York Harbor
Chicago
North Dakota
International Harvester Co
Bowbells
J. H. Clemmons
Kenmare
Edward
States
F. B. Andrews
Bowbells Hospital
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Bowbells For
Burke County
D. Bystedt
L. C. Welter
States Attorney’s Office
Flaxton
Ambrose
Fred Frebel
Bull Moose
Marvelous Record
International Harvester Company
Fay Walker
Ormerly
Variety
Mowers & Mowers
NO. Dakota
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