Divorce Suit Highlights Rose HoelLlnger vs John Hoellinger
Sacharine postal cards barrels of beer and kimonos flood the divorce case from Ward county to the North Dakota Supreme Court. Property valued around 50000 and the custody of a 16 year old daughter at issue. Mrs Hoellinger claims property from marriage while Judge Fisk awards husband an absolute divorce for extreme cruelty. Continuous friction includes infidelity accusations and large personal and business holdings centered in Ward county.
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Bismarck
N. C
Rose Katherine Hoelinger
John Hoellinger
Supreme Court
Ward County
Hoellinger
Windsor
Minot
Ward County District Court
Frank E. Fisk
Leighton
R. Katherine Hoellinger
John
Joyin’ Tal
United States
Hong Kong
China
Hoellingers
Superior
Wis
Ylaintiff
Hoelingers
Windsor Hotel
Mra Hoellinger
Four year old shot in accidental rifle incident near Munson
Mattie Meyers, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Meyers, was accidentally shot in the hip by a 2 rifle while aiming to shoot gophers, the bullet lodging without exit. She also battles measles but is recovering, as siblings recover from the same illness in Munson school.
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Ambrose ‘Tribune
Mattie Meyers
Charles Meyers
Meyers
Munson
Heinz
Old Man Wins 1000 In Suit Over Wages With Son-in-law
William Johnson 84, of Baden, sued Joseph Cronk for 67 months wages at 20 dollars monthly. A jury in district court Wednesday awarded 1000 dollars. Johnson claimed harsh treatment after living with Cronk to earn wages. Cronk allegedly attacked him with an iron arm after a row over work. The case was argued by Ben Combs and P M Clark. The record notes Cronk had lost an arm. The old man claims he was driven from the home. The mysterious key, WAO: HAA IT?
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Wm. Johnson
Baden
Joseph Cronk
Atty
Ben Combs
Donnybrook
Tb Atty
P. M. Clark
Kenmare
Johnson
Dickinson man 85 hangs himself in jealous frenzy
Jacob Dinfus, 85, committed suicide by hanging at his Dickinson home. He lived alone. the body was not discovered for some time.
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Dickinson
N. D
Jacob Dinfus
Volain
Mysterious threats target rural teacher in Eigenheim district
Miss Bertha Miller, Ellendale, teaching in Eigenheim No. 3, reports night intrusion at the school. Registers torn, globe broken, charts cut, ashes scattered, and an axe left at the door with a threaten note. Her boarding house room was ransacked with personal effects stolen and her certificate taken. No official action reported.
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Fessenden
N D
Bertha Miller
Ellendale
Eigenheim
Mlay Miller
Miss Miller
John Gaumberger
Railroad promoter charged with fraud in North Dakota case
Crosby North Dakota December 14 sheriff Nelson returns from Minneapolis with Frank W Henderson held on fraud charges tied to proposed Farmers railroad between Crosby and Williston Henderson arrested in Twin Cities last week He waived preliminary examination and is bound to district court on $3000 bond Also arrested civil engineer W C Laughray who claimed to survey the route and allegedly implicated Henderson in a confession Attorney George B Wolf accompanied Henderson to Wahpeton This item notes legal proceedings amid wider political discussion about the Adamson law and constitutional challenges in Karas City.
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Minnesota
W. C. Laughray
Henderson
Geo. B.wolf
Wahpeton
Bowbells Prairie News Highlights Local Weekend Activities
Lawrence Larsen visited Kenmare while Mrs. Arvid Erickson hosted a caller. Miss Ansta Mjeldahl from New York stayed with the Knutsons as her brother Swen joined them. Choir practice and Dantah Christmas tree committees met at Jorgen Hansen's. Adolph Rasmussen suffers a cold. The Jacobson brothers attended events in Bowbells and nearby basketball games. A farewell address for Rev. Sorenson attracted many locals as he heads to Minnesota. A marriage license was filed for Geo White and Hazel Berg but the ceremony was postponed due to an emergency. Sales on clothing and goods continue at Blenkners amid cold weather.
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Lawrence Larsen
Kenmare
Arvid Erickson
Kenmaré
Ansta Mjeldahl
New York City
Knutsons
Swen
Jorgen
Bowbells
Cotexit
Rev. Sorenson
Minnesota
Mina Jessie Lund
Jorgen Hanson
Bowbella
School Chatterbox Seeks Readers and Helpers
The Literary Society met last Thursday with an informal program and business session. Students invite others to join, and the eighth graders mock up a plan to protect George Washington behind a piano during practice. A Christmas program is set for the 18th in the opera house. Lost item: a brand new pair of lives somewhere between Bowhella and Kenmare.
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Urey
Jose
Kenmare
Mlaxton
George Washington
Plano
Webster
Bowhella
Finder
Harriat
Community Notices Shaped by Local Social Events
Cora Beard and Beard return to the Bogus home Wednesday. A parcel shower honors Hazel Berg with guests Irene Wihthorp Caroline Myren Alice Gustvick Fanna Marks Ida Peterson Alles Miller Grace Alden Maggie Alden Sarah Owings Mildred Remington Cora Beard. A Young Peoples Social Club meeting at Alden School House. Shadow sale and cafeteria supper planned at Foot Hills church next Wednesday December 20. Various visits, travels, and small events cited among local residents and families including the Owings, Bogus, Bryan, and Gosecky households. George White operated on for appendicitis and is recovering.
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Cora
Beard
Bogus
Georges White
Flaxton
Hore
Mary Bogus
Hazel Berg
Irene
Karin Wihthorp
Caroline Myren
Alice Gustvick
Fanna Marks
Ida Peterson
Alles Miller
Grace
Maggie Alden
Sarah Owings
Mildred Remington
Cora Beard
Mine Hazel
Cora Search
Sarah Jowings
Mac Bogus
Francis W
Ogus
Moyd
Glendon Bryan
Harold Remington
Harle McEvers
Young Peoples Social Club
Alden Schoolhouse
Earle McEvere
Jose A
Bolek Gosecky
Francis Rogen
Coteau
M. Remington
McEvern
J. N. Wood
Mise Mandy
W. CD. Owings
Foothills Church
Aaron Kistler
Minot
Mr. Gu
J. Bogue
Joe Ballf
Christmas program at Presbyterian church announced
A Christmas tree and program will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday evening at 7 30 oclock. Many children will take part and Santa Claus will distribute gifts. Everyone is invited to attend this affair.
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Presbyterian Church
Santa Clause
Minot Arrest In Resident Hunting License Fraud
L V Rhodes of Iowa was fined 75 dollars and 25 cents or 25 days in jail after being charged with securing a resident hunting license under false pretenses in Minot. The case warns others against misrepresenting residency to bypass higher nonresident rates.
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Minot
L V. Rhodes
Iowa
EB. B. Mo
Whitn
Rhodes
Comstock
Minnewaukan
Piersons and Knaups Travel for Local Business
From Brat Correspondent Dimond reports Mr and Mrs C K Pierson were in Niobe on business. Mr and Mrs Stephen Knaup went to Coteau to trade. Freak DuMdra of Kenmare appeared with Mrs Bell. DuMars and her son Johnnie visited. Mrs DuMare plans to stay with her mother Mrs John Stewart over winter.
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Mra
C. K. Pierson
Niobe
Stephen Knaup
Coteau
DuMdra
Kenmare
Bell
DuMars
Johnnie
DuMare
John ‘Stewart
Priscilla Pierson
Bert Turner
Pierson
Bell DaMara
Charlie Collins
Harry Give
Bowbells
Fred West
Wallace
Mr. Knaup
C.K. Pierson
Koaup
Cor
Danger in Burned Gasoline Fuel Shaped into Local Notices
Local items note residents visiting and recovering from illness and travel to nearby towns. A public safety warning highlights dangers of running car engines in closed spaces, urging open doors and drafts to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning, with emphasis on open air and safe ventilation.
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Tost Riadenty
Real Estate Transfers and December Notices in Columbus ND
Patent transfers include Robert Blomguial to Andrew Clementson and others with price notes. various bank to bank transfers listed with section and quarter sections. Including December 11 incident in Deep Creek township where James Mertz, a Slope county resident, shot up a dance and fled toward the Montana line before being taken to Amidon for a hearing.
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Burke Abstract Co
Robert Blomguial
Andrew Clementson
G M. Jensen
State Bank of Powers Lal
Lester E. Clnton
Farmers & Mechants Bank
Powers Lake
First State Bank of
Hans A. Rude
Andrew Q. Pederson
Columbus
N. D
Mango Malling
Lota
Jens Jacob Christiansen
Et Ax
Oskar Holm
Andrew Charison
Iver Ivernon
John Lyerson
James Mertz
Slope County
Deep Creek Township
Montana
Amidon
Farmers organize at Ray to use federal rural credits act
Rural credit act prompts farmers from sixteen townships in southeastern Williams County to form an association at Ray. E W Will of the North Dakota experiment station explains the act’s workings. The group hopes to represent about 600 farmers, with a smaller portion likely to apply soon.
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Ray
N. D
Williame County
E.W. Will
North Dakota
Farmer Jorenson Injured Jumping From Freight Train
Ray North Dakota December 14 Lare Jorgenson a 400 acre McKenzie county farmer nearly died after leaping from a moving freight train near Ray He passed through a city at high speed and was unconscious for two hours He crawled to Main Street fainted and was found with a badly cut head a broken shoulder and collar bone plus other injuries He rode the freight to avoid waiting for a passenger train
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Ray
N. D
Lare Jorgenson
McKenzie County
Eppinr
Thin City
Jorgenson
Man Fined After Gunfire Near Dancers
Joe Worth, drinking heavily, fired a revolver into a building housing dancers. In police court he pled guilty, was fined 160 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in jail.
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Amiion
N. D. Dee
Joe Worth
Aixtys Dane Fone
Tom
Fred High
Worth
Nixty
Man Fatally Shotself While Driving in Astly N D
Anton Bader of near Astly N D was killed when his shotgun discharged as he held it with one hand on the reins. The gun slipped and the full charge entered his side just above the hip.
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Astly N. D
Anton Bader
Bader
Five Year Penalty for Manslaughter Declared
Jamestown North Dakota December seven We the jury in the case of the state versus Albert Mammenga charged with murder in the first degree find the prisoner guilty of manslaughter in the first degree and sentence him to five years in the state penitentiary at Sia marek The verdict was returned at nine thirty last night after a ten hour jury deliberation The defendant will be sent to Bismarck for custody and possible pardon proceedings The article also notes local ads and a tragic poisoning death in Coleharbor involving a four year old child who swallowed strychnine and died before medical help could reach him
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Jamestown
N. D
Albert Mammenga
Siamarek
Albert Marmenga
Andrew Sonnek
Board of Pardons
Mammenga
Bismarck
Coleharbor
Parke
Tyrrell
Underwood
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