Canadian extradition sought for whisky gang at Minot
Canadian officials plan to extradite five men tied to a December whisky robbery at the Andrist home near Wood End Sask. A Cols Hight car broke down, two identified Canadian suspects named Olson and Hurley admitted whisky running, and warned Andrist and Olson that they would face consequences if they testified. Regina hearings and cross-border police cooperation loom as Minot authorities prepare to arrest the remaining five alleged bandits.
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Minot
N.D
Robert Anirrst
Wood End
Sask
Noonan
N. D
Andrist
Cols Hight
Andriat
Theodore “Tel” Olson
Robert Hurley
Mate Knowle
Olson
Hurley
Pole
Mahony
Regina
Weyburn
Andrlet
Perp
Uy Inet
Tug
Hoore Runnere Association
Whe Mullet
Europe
Molyneux
Easte
North Dakota
Crosby 28 Lignite 7 in court game at Crosby
Lignite school and Crosby teams met for a return game with Crosby leading throughout. The final score was 28 to 7 in favor of Crosby. Next, Clayton Consolidated School will send a team to play our second team on Friday, February 14.
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Crosby
Crosby Boys
Lignite
Crosby O. Ogorden
F. M. Ralph
Erickson L
Perry M
Lee
C H. Pearse
EL Grimn
G. R. Trotter
Glaspey
H. ‘Trotter i Blom
H. Swan Foseun
W. Reynolds T
Smith Mr. Goddard
Clayton Consolidated School
Firiday
Bank robbery attempt foiled in Pardo North Dakota
A failed bank raid in Pardo Logan County North Dakota involved determined bandits who breached an external door and triggered an explosive device. The blast activated an emergency lock preventing entry and foiling the plan. Authorities from the North Dakota Bankers association reported no injuries and are reviewing the incident.
Young farmer kills himself by accident in cabin
Antior North Dakota February 10 Clyde Webber age 20 former of Uils yleinity lifted his rifle from a manger after return from hunting. The weapon accidentally discharged striking his brain. He died instantly.
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Antior
N.D
Clyde Webber
Uils Yleinity
man risks life as deputy arrests armed suspect
Filiott, N D Feb 10. Sundquist fired at Mrs Umma Thompson with a chairun, missing. Deputy Sheriff Kooneke of Lisbon risked his life to arrest Sundquist who fired at him from 18 feet but missed. Koengke rushed in and seized him. Sundquist adjudged sane and sent to Jamestown state hospital. Crosby Ny Feb 10. Hoy Kanani in justice court on manufacturing dignin charges bound over to district court. His home raided by Sheriff Esisteen and State's Attorney Braatelien. found quantity of mash and some finished liquor.
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Filiott
N.D
Joe Fletz
William Sundquist
Umma Thompson
Kooneke
Lisbon
Sundquist
Koengke
Jamestown
Crosby
Hoy Kanani
Arraned
Miss Fern Boneness Seen in Kenmare Monday Evening
From the stat correspondent, Fern Boneness went to Kenmare Monday evening for an operation. She is reported recovering nicely, writing letters, and notes about her progress.
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Fern
Boneness
Kenmare
Weels
Ugon
Selmer Saterhak
Melvin /Bardu
Gammerly
Gerald Greenfield
Edward -Hupstad Homs
Wowkacatay
Legislature Debates and Bills Highlight North Dakota Session
In Bismarck North Dakota a week of debates unfolds in both houses. The Senate passes S B 81 a coal mine appropriation of 200 000 to supply state institutions with coal. Opposition argues high bids and state control risks, while critics accuse propaganda efforts around the report. Other measures address attorney general funding rules school finance and prohibition law alignment with federal standards. Local builders report ongoing home projects and savings from bulk material purchases. Ralph Ingerson signs off on the summary of legislative activity.
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Bismarck
N. C
Senate
USA
Board of Administration
Wroe
Mees
South Dakota
House
Langer
Nezer Eary
Interstate Commerce Commission
Langer ' Maglontedy
Twitchell
Pinnae
Brissmai
Topor
Instake
Ralph Ingerson
Seed Grain Questionnaires Mailed to Township Clerks
Questionnaires regarding seed grain conditions were mailed to township clerks in Burke county to be distributed to farmers in need of assistance. They must be returned to C. S. Summers, Bowbells, N. D., for transmission to the United States Agricultural Committee led by Senator A. J. Gronna. The effort aims to secure federal aid and bonds to help needy farmers fund seed grain for spring planting.
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Burke County
Bowbells
N. D
United States Agricultural Committee
A. J. Gronna
Jim Am
North Dakota
Goi
North Dakes
Gronna
Summera
Quee
Kerosene Explosion Hurts Sawyer Residents
February 10 report from Sawyer North Dakota notes Mrs Walter Humes likely fatally burned when kerosene exploded as she poured it into a stove. Her husband and Miss Gladys Meo sustained serious burns while attempting rescue. The blast damaged the Humes home and shop, with all furniture and clothing destroyed.
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Sawyer
N. Ch
Walter Humes
Gladys Meo
Humes
Reed
Minot
Hames Haresa
Incendiary given three years in pen
Fessenden North Dakota February 10 John Keller was found guilty in district court of burning a grain separator near Harvey. He was sentenced to three years in the state penitentiary. Keller confessed implicating his father Fred Keller and Nels Nelson. John Heizman on trial was granted liberty under bonds and a new trial at Carrington later this month.
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Fessenden
N. C
John Keller
Harvey Lust Fill
State
Keller
Fred Keller
Nels Nelson
John Heizman
Berty
Nelson
Carrington
Coyotes Harness Ford Cars In Montana Hunt
Williston N D Feb 10 Irv ing Davis Tony Hggleston and Jim McIntyre display 56 coyote hides at the Davis Shook garage Scobey Mont the winter catch using Fords and dogs. The trio, all employed at the garage, devised a novel method loading dog teams into cars and driving through rough terrain to drive coyotes into capture then releasing dogs to finish the chase The men praise the Ford based system while noting coyotes are thinning in their area and they will seek new ranges once exhausted.
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Williston
N. D
Irving Davis
Tony Hggleston
Jim McIntyre
Davis & Shook
Scobey
Mont
Davis
Eggleston
McIntyre
Davis& Shook
Backman
Tigy
Bowbells High School Basketball Team Goes 4 Straight
Bowbells High School basketball fans greet the team as they return from a triumphant road tour. The squad won all four games against Willows, Willow City, Bottineau, and Towner, setting a new state record for four straight victories. Star guard Lind led scoring with strong support from Schutta, Schuttz, Larsen, Pike, Masters, and Mink. coach Polk praised training and conditioning. The Herald notes the feat as a North Dakota state record for tech school teams.
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Bowhills High School
Boone Cohfenders
Moudry
Minot
Bowhells High
Burke County
Polk
Unetein
Willow City
Wetge
Bowbells
Botting
Vistors
Towner
Lyst Yer
Tund
Infpiriu
Schutta
Schuttz
Larsen
Pike
Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota
Tech
Forgotten party gathering noted in Chas Hutner home dispute
A local social item reports a party at Chas Hutner's home Saturday night with friends and neighbors in attendance. Mentions John Petersen's deputy seen in Bowhell the prior week and various visits, illnesses, and small town activities including dances, card games, and snow interruptions. multiple Petersen family members referenced with social visits and illness such as pink eye.
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Prom Star
Chas
Hottner
John Petersen
Bowhell
Bert Cart Tamily
W. C
Richard Hansen
Woburn
Mir
Christ Briggs
Christ Jonson Howe
Pete Christensen
Win
Wagner
Hannen Bros
Joe Burke
John Areos
Whitmore Bros
J. A. Ormiston
Charley
Glinn
Charlie ‘Hutner
Mario
Pete Haneen
Melvin Krier
Mra
Nelg Peterson
Nelson
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Biery Halverson
Erickson
Engstrom
Henry Thies and
Albert Johnsons
Lignith School
Pardo
Farmora
Lohr
Logan County
Mufle
Fifden
North Ora Bankera
Othe
Dimond
Galles
Qol Valley
Mropiginda
Francis Murphy
Lse
TV. A
Industrial Commission
Bank of North Dakota
Tesa
Indus Itry
Drake Mill
Drake
Home Builders Association
Leost
Dismarck
Josathan
Summer
Farmera'Equity Ble” Co
Powers Lake
N.of
Roland Petersen
Thomas Petersen
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