Supreme court hearing set for Mountrail Ward county case
Minot reports the supreme court will hear arguments on February 7 in the Mountrail county versus Ward county settlement dispute following county division. The article also notes home life virtue lessons, church talks on The Twelve Disciples, and the delivery of Ward county record transcriptions by Burke Abstract Co with praise from county commissioners.
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Supreme Court of
Famous County
Minot
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Nash
Supreme Court
Mountrail
Ward County
Burke
Ward
Renville
Convicted Soo Line agent released on parole in North Dakota
C L Rupert a former Soo Line railroad agent at Kermit was convicted in district court of embezzling funds, sentenced to 3 1/2 to 4 years, but released on parole after a clemency plea. Shortage reported over $300. The report also notes other local court business and assorted notices and social items in Bowbells and surrounding area.
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Rupert
Home Influence Shapes Character and Duty
A discussion on home as the cradle of character and life lessons. It argues that home training imprint persists across life, shaping respect for parents, virtue, and conscience. It emphasizes learning humility, reverence, and noble ideals at home to guide choices in distant lands and diverse challenges.
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America
Chautauqua at the Mouse River to be held in Bowbells
G. J. Sauer, proprietor of the Mouse River Loop Chautauqua at Mouse River Park, Tolley, visits Bowbells to promote a new event July 4 to 14 next summer. Tickets include full access with $8.50 non transferable season passes and 24 admission coupon books for $7. Regular books cost $6.50 for 20 admissions. Children under 15 free with paying adult. Attractions include speakers, concerts, magicians. Details at Bowbells drug stores.
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G. J. Sauer
Mouse River
Sauer
District Court Adjourned and Walters Convicted in Minot Case
District court adjourned Friday morning as Judge Leighton and stenographer John Lowe left on No. 106 for Minot. Irene Walters was found guilty by a North Dakota jury and Jim Conners pled guilty to cohabitation. Both received 60 days in county jail plus costs. Walters faces 105 days due to four costs equating to 45 days and no funds. Conners faces 75 days with costs equating to 15 days. This marks a first Burke county conviction for the charged crime since organization. States Attorney Andrews earns his first victory. Hayas of Columbus testimony filled Thursday into late evening with arguments Friday morning. decision on that case pending.
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John Lowe
Minot
State of
North Dakota
Irene Walters
Jim Conners
Miss Walters
Miss Walter
Conner
Walters
Burke County
Andrews
Hayas
Columbus
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