Robison warnings shake North Dakota Supreme Court case
State Auditor Carl Jorgenson received a warning letter from Justice-elect J. S. Robinson cautioning against paying December salaries to retiring Justices Fisk Burke and Goss. Robinson claims their terms and elections were improper and threatens legal action if warrants are issued. Jorgenson planned to consult Attorney General Linde before proceeding.
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Bismarck
N. D
Supreme Court
Carl Jorgenson
J. 5
Robinson
Supreme Cart
State of North Dakota
James A. Robinson
Sam
Charles J. Pisk
T. Burke
E. B. Goa
Fisk
Burke
Goss
Supreme Satorty
Terrible Experience Of Floating Laborer In Minneapolis
Jonn Berg was found on Washington Avenue and taken to a city hospital. He describes ten days locked in a box car without food or water,Exposure to 60 degrees below zero and starvation. Doctors say a recovery is possible despite severe conditions. He left Minot with almost no money and a single sandwich then boarded a freight train southward.
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Minneapolis
Jonn Berg
Washington Avenue
Wicklund
Berg
Minot
North Dakota
Snowy Day Notes From Coteau Community
A short local update records light snow and continued cold, with Ole Larson visiting his brother in law Hal Verson near Northgate. Nels Hanson and Mrs Hanson baked and hosted at Coteau, Geo Bryant entertained a large group, and Tim Lacy moved his house closer to his burn amid chilly weather.
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Ole Larson
Mr. Halverson
Northgate
Yielt
Nels Hanson Auton
Mra
Geo
Bryant
Big Four
Tim Lacy
Tim
Arrested for Beating His Wife in Minor North Dakota
William Holt, already jailed by Sheriff on injunctive-order violation for yelling intoxicatedly at the Busy Bee, was arrested Thursday night on a charge of beating his wife. His wife lies in a local hospital with a broken nose and other injuries attributed to him.
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N. D
William Holt
District Court
Busy Bee
Wes
Fur thieves get two years each in state penitentary
Minot North Dakota December 21 Joe Padesky and Jacob Helmet pleaded guilty in district court after burglarizing the Minot Hide and Fur company store room where about 3600 worth of furs were stolen and shipped to Canada before they were captured at Portal and brought back for sentencing. The pair, both employed at the shop, face years for repeated thefts linked to the same scheme.
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Minot
N. D
Joe Padesky
Jacob Helmet
Minot Hide and. Fur Company
Padesky
Uledeto
Canada
Portal
Nam
Montana Man Held For Wife Desertion
Joseph J. Fleck of Wibaux Montana was arrested by Stark county authorities on charges of desertion and non support of wife and family. The case, filed by Mrs Fleck residing at Richardton, shifted venue to Justice Folsom. Fleck waived examination and was bound over to the district court in 600. A baby girl arrived for Mr and Mrs Jobe Gilson near Coteau. Charles Colbert and Aurelia Dufresne were married at the courthouse last Saturday morning and left for their home by train.
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Dickinnon
N. D
Joseph J. Fleck
Wibaux
Mont
Stark County
Mra. Fleck
Richardton
Steriand
Apkei
Court of Justice Folsom
Gladden
Mrs
Jobe
South of
Coteau
Charles Colbert
Aurelia Dufresne
Battleview
Court House
John Berenson
Hoth Beide
Groots
Tribune
North Dakota Board Probes Canadian Grain Terminals
North Dakota railroad commissioners will study Canada's terminal elevators to gauge cooperative grain handling and state owned terminals. The panel plans a Grand Forks and Port Arthur trip to review Canadian practices, aiming to inform 1915 act implications and discuss state terminal elevators amid farming pressures and Nonpartisan League influence.
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Nonpartisan League
North Dakota
School Chatterbox and Holiday Updates
The Christmas program by school children at the Royal Theatre drew a crowded audience and proceeds fund the school library. Flaxton beat the local team 44 to 8. Hagen was captured and brought to school by a hunter. The literary society plans a Christmas program in the assembly room Friday afternoon. A new range was bought for the domestic science room. Basement rooms lack heat but will get heating during Christmas vacation. Classes hope for improved work. sewing girls disappointed when Mr. Hyde did not lead the sessions. The Christmas vacation ends January 8.
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Royal Theatre
Noeks
Flaxton
Hagen
Literary Society
Glenca
Domaary
Caerar
Mr. Hyde
Christman
Exterminating Coyotes in Western State Farms Warn of Poison Use
A historical notice urges humane control of coyotes with quick acting poison capsules placed in butter to avoid human or domestic animal exposure. Emphasizes not using firearms and keeping livestock away for a new time period as the poison decays. A brief want ad label appears at the end.
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Hide and Fur Companies
Long Journey Reunites Polish Family in Williston
Rabbi Hymen Yelen and wife Brayna Ye'en, with officials including W. F. Overson and Rob ert Lonsng, labored for months to bring Mia Yelen and three children from Stawiski Poland to America. War conditions delayed them. after securing German consent to release Rueben from military duty and selling property in Poland, Mrs. Yelen arrived in Williston Friday morning to a joyful reunion with her husband.
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Williston Graphic
Hymen Yelen
Brayna Ye'en
W. F. Overson
Robert Lonsng
Berlin
Mia
Yelen
Poland
Europe
Or'ginly
Stawisk
Russian Poland
Mapitowoc
Wisconsin
Stawiski
America
Na Uve
Lim
Jettera
Velen
Rueben
Department of State
Permisa'an Wa
New York
Yelen Arrired
Willatonsas
Minot man pleads guilty to assault after robbery acquittal
H. H. Stratton, once acquitted of robbery, pleaded guilty to assault with a dangerous weapon in Minot North Dakota. He was sentenced to six months in the county jail for the hip wound shot during the hold up last fall, when he and accomplices targeted a group in the city near the sand pit.
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Minot
N. D
H. H. Stratton
Stratton
Triar
Foothills Community Christmas Notes and Local Visits
Foothills residents exchange Christmas wishes and share local visits. Reports mention Mrs. George Alden visiting with Grandma Alien and J W Watt, meals at J Beard and J Beard Jr, and shopping in Lignite. Other notes reference Remingtons returning from Minnesota, Harold Remington visiting, and neighbors offering help with beef processing.
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George Alden
Grandma Alien
J. W. Watt
J.D. Beard
W. D. Owings
J. 1
Geo
Alden
Grammin Alden
C. M. Remington
Minnesota
Harold Remington
Albert
J. N. Wood
J. 2
Lee Eaton
J.N. Wood
Local families gather for weekend activities and visits
Friday and Sunday saw C M Remington family planning Sunday school with Lizzie refusing to go. visits to WD and R A Owings occurred. Myrle Beard led a True Blues class meeting with Maudie Wood and Martha Thomas. others spent time skating, eating candy, shopping, and handling chores around Lignite and Bowbells.
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C. M. Remington
Lizzie
Albert Beard
Harold Remington
R. A. Owings
Mins Mae Arons
Plaxton
Blus
Myrle Beard
Maudie Wood
Martha Thomas
Sarah Owing
Myrle
Dick Beard
Local Health Updates On Recoveries After Surgeries
No many friends will be glad to learn that Vol 1 White, who at that week underwent an appendectomy at his home west of town, is getting along nicely. Joe Prince from the hills country underwent an operation on Tuesday at Dr Limburg’s private hospital rooms in this city. He stood the ordeal well and is on the rocky road to recovery.
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White
Joe Prince
Hills Country
Dr. Limburg
Lady Makes Fortune from Farming in North Dakota
A North Dakota woman, Mrs. Clark W. Kelley, built a $100000 estate on 1000 acres near Devil Lake. She owns 100 purebred Yorkshire hogs 50 milking Shorthorns and several cars. She praises land care profits and smart bookkeeping while inviting neighbors to a school program and basket social on December 29 at School No.1 Minnesota district.
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Clark W. Kelley
Chicago
Devila Lake
N. D
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Winnie Baker
Murderer Cleon Nash Sought After Cabin Killing
Police pursue Cleon Nash in a blizzard after he shot Clarence Hicks at Hicks cabin during a long running feud. Nash allegedly told his wife he killed Hicks then fled his farm home as authorities close in on him.
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Nash
Hicks
Te Ten
Nash Atahbad Aleks
Detalla
Mia
Navk J
Jim
Nash Ja
Brandt
Mra
Hettinger County Officials Stand After Gov Order
Hettinger County commissioners refuse removal order from Gov Hanna and continue in office while Judge Crawford reviews the charges. Hearing set for December 23 with a final ruling on the 3rd. local church events and social notices fill out the page as the county braces for the court outcome.
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Miramarck
N. D
Hettinger County
Hanna
Dudge Crawford
William Cosgrave
John A. Rieger
Paul #. Schmidt
Hettingar County
Weir
Tudre Crawford
Crawford
Dickingon
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Jorgenson
Powers Lake
Lottie Hanson
Arthur Peterson
B.C. Gillie
Columour
Reuben Levi Fe
Ole Laravan
Carl Wineman
Cecil Hopkins
R. Jensen
Chas, Vinnigan
William
Lawrence Lucy
Vinnigan
B.C. Gille
J. R. Jensen
Kenmare
Nels Peterson
Ulat City
Lucy
Montana
Sta Correanondanti
Griffith
K. G. Downie
Beard Boys
Edward Chernat-t Jangon
Mixa Sarah Owings
Lee Raton
Bisworth
Clarence Ellawoth
Grace Alden
Kathy Whipple
Grandia Alden
J. D. Beard
Web
Owings
Earl McEvern
Autoad
Will Dileworth
Mildred
Beard
C. C. Grifith
Howbells
Henry Pommler
Bowbells
Lea Eaton
D. C. Morrisweya
Wall
Mya
J. N. Wool
Foothills
Indien Aid
Tapold Itemington
Howhella Priday
Lady Made
Hettinger County Cleaning House
Westminster Church
Bustybody
W. C. Patterson
Dorothy Hurly
Valley City
Tice
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