Foothills Notes From Coteau Area Thanksgiving Gatherings
Local names report a busy Thanksgiving period with visits among Alden Pommier and Remington families from south of Coteau to Bowbells and Lignite. Harold Remington and relatives visited Bowbells and Lignite, while Mildred Remington’s trip home was described as fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pommier
Coteau
Dim Uglum
Ido
Harold Remington
C. C. Griffiths
Alden
Bart
Miss Grace
Bowbella
Albert Beard
Will. Bilsworth
Dus'ness
Robbed Canadian Youth Loses $150 in Willow City
A 19 year old farmer enroute from Canada to Willow City was robbed in broad daylight near Judge Murray's home. He met two men at the G N depot. One Englishman and a short man tricked him, they took his pocketbook and fled. The youth has only a dollar left and police hunt the suspects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Canada
Willow City
Judge Murray
G. N
G.N
Fridada
Hngiishman
Yankees
That Kindly Tip Now A Crime In North Dakota
A North Dakota article notes that the act labeling aiding bootleggers as a crime was approved by a statewide vote. Official returns from thirty counties show a majority in favor, with a broad definition of bootlegging covering those assisting or guiding others to illegal drinking dens. Further details on the amendment’s scope and penalties are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. DB
North Dakota
Canadian spud admitted with quarantine relief limited
Washington December 7. The department of agriculture orders relaxation of the potato quarantine from Canada. Canadian potatoes meeting a ten percent or less sulfur trace standard will be admitted. The measure aims to ease high potato costs and allow certain Canadian imports into the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
mLine
Aericultite
Unieaa Sistas
Fragmentary aged note unparseable
The readable parts are too fragmentary to identify any persons places organizations dates or events. The text appears garbled and contains scattered fragments without coherent facts or context. No clear summary can be derived from the source content.
Fargo Daily Nonpartisans Buys Courier News
The Fargo Courier-News is sold to The Nonpartisan Publishing company at noon today. J. M. Brinton becomes manager, with BH. 8. Fentress and Charles Murah exiting. Br. Li. T. Iguia’s mortgage prompts legal entanglements. The paper may be renamed The Daily Leader to align with the Nonpartisan plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Fargo Courier-News
Nonpartisan
J. M. Brinton
Beach
Courier-News
Fentress
Charles ©. Murah
Dea Moines
Towa
Gale
Br. Li. T. Iguia
Daily Leader
Nonpartisan Publishing Company
Ela
Peoples Sentenced to Life in Minot Murder Case
Claude Peoples was sentenced to life in the state penitentiary after being found guilty of first degree murder by a district court jury in Minot North Dakota. A motion for a new trial is pending. Ed Golden, linked to the near east side shooting at a Negro dance, was arraigned for first degree murder and pleaded not guilty, with trial set for the next district court term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Claude Peoples
Cano
Supreme Court
Ed Golden
Negro Danse
Narrow escape as baby clings to river edge
In Minot North Dakota on December 7 a three and a half year old baby nearly drowned in the Mouase river. J B Trottoli found the child clinging to the edge with its head under water and pulled it to safety. The rescued infant belonged to Mr and Mrs Baward Labels Trottoli.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N- di
Mouae
J. B. Trottoli
Baward
Trottoli
Minot youths arrested for auto theft
Three boys John H Jacques 14 Thomas Maupin 12 and Peter Bhutlin 16 were taken from their homes by police on auto theft charges. Officials said two Fords were stolen Sunday night from addresses in Minot. Bhutlin admitted involvement and provided details of the gang.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot N. D
John’h. Jacques
Thomas Maupin
Peter Bhutlin
Thin City
Velice
Ford
Cantral Jave
Joseph Blaipdel
Honedithey
Ripieg - Bhutie
Fender
Minot
Northgate News Roundup of Visits and Local Events
Northgate notes visitors and residents socializing with Bowbells and Bathgate friends. births, dances, basket social, and Thanksgiving gatherings mark a busy period with multiple names and locales cited.
School Chatterbox and Local Notices from Last Monday
School chatter reports a high school vs eighth grade girls basketball game ending 15 to 2 in favor of the high school despite only four regulars and four practices. First half 10 zero. second half 4 to 2 with a new HS player. Commentary commends Mula Akers for shooting. Library society plans Thursday eight o clock assembly room meeting. Addir machines and prizes added to teachers collection. A student note: Thanksgiving vacation survived, Christman vacation ahead. A rumor of Wanted a Wife ads appears Wednesday. Arnold Carlson starts eighth grade Monday. Ted and Sam practice public speaking. Miss Boise spent Thanksgiving in Fargo, Miles Huber in Granville, Mr Hydia in Crookston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mula Akersia
Lbrary Society
Aarold Carlson
Ted
Sam
Boise
Fargo
Miles Huber
Granville
Mr. Hydia
Crookston
Defiant Deserter Sentenced in Grand Forks Jail Term
George Wong, who defied his wife and said he would rather go to jail than support her, was sentenced by Judge C. M. Cooley to one year in the state penitentiary. Wong pleaded for leniency as the court explained that prior remedies failed to resolve the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
N. D
George Wong
Ala
Jal
M. Cooley
State Penitentiary
Wong
New Judges Face Dual Supreme Courts in North Dakota
Three newly elected North Dakota Supreme Court justices took oath amid a dispute over whether they assume office in December or January. The old justices refuse to yield, forming a potential two-court power struggle with district judges supporting the improvised court. The state faces a constitutional clash over salaries and court administration as both sides push to assert authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biamarck
North Dakota I
Supreme Courts
C. J. Fisk
Goss
Burke
Bruce
Jussica
Christ- Janson
RR. M. Pollock
Pares
J. M. Hanley
Mandan
W. Su. Nusalé
Bamarck
Supreme Court
H. J. Linde
Constitutional Court
Wala
Tiia
Themeelyer
Niobe Bank Change Receives Local Ownership
A deal closed Friday evening transferring control of the First State Bank of Niobe to A. G. Engdaht and H. T. Sands of the Farmers and Merchants Bank. They now own the stock, will reorganize, and plan to maintain operations with the same staff and directors, promising reliable service and competent management for patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmare Journal
A. G. Engdaht
H.T. Sands
Farmers & Merchanta Bank
Niobe
Huxdahl
Sands
Cartier
Nicbe
Ax Thay
Wid & Competant
Capar Fenre
Niobe Bank
Pendable
Gare
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Mra
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Com Bari
Robert
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Heter
Herman Johson
Lee Pommier
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Ronse
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Henry Berg
J. D. Beard
Fred Pommier
Gene Pommier
Josh Reed
Eugene Clinton
Flaxton
Joan Anderson
R. A. Owings
Willie Noughty
Albet Beard
Cor. B
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Purchase Fargo Daily
Myers
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Eta Correasonaent
Lenn
Elia Iverson
Paxton
B. Parsons
Bathgate
Irene Smith
Bowhells
Carl Andersom
Carl
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Margaret Sehwegen
Clint Tutt
Jim Borst
Herbert Baker
Tralia
Tommy Mailden
Clarence Emerton
Misson
Sylvia
Bya
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Ther
C. D. Morse
Carl Anderson
Mason Pool Hall
Bowbelie Lorchestra
Jens Hangen
Bowhells Hospital
Henry Westruf
Thunsday
Clarence Emerson
Marl McAudie
Walter Lowe
Boybells
Misa Gusta Anderson
Bowbells
Parsone
Bagkatoon
Sask
Ladies Aid
John Lohman
Max
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Regina
Baek
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Dus Ee i Sno Beach
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Bowhbella
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Fred Walkenraur
Baby Apent
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Woburn
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Borat
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Pete Koch
Bob Myles
Walter Lowes
Steve Blaska
Theo. Sehweyens
Clarente . Emarnan
Art
Frank Fimerson
Jack
FA. Koehler
M. C. Hagen
Grant Martin
Ruthven
Iowa
C. J. Winters
First State Bank
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South of Cotes
Navy
Thusdining
Antil
Eeerie Kouple
Fred’ Porathion
Made Essing
Chinook
Ment
Art Berg
Curly Caldwell
Havre
Mont
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Martin Anderson
Emery
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Iva
Carter
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Hall
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Flexton
Martin Réamusgen
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Elizabeth Noleon
Carter Townattlp
Ylo
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Shem
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Kenmare
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