Judge Miller 610 Cusses Nonpartisans in Tribune Letter
Judge M C Miller of Coteau vents in The Tribune on the Nonpartisan League and Jim Uglum. He references steering public opinion, taxes, education, and policy under autocratic and conservative critiques, ending with a note about the automobile license and the 1905 Code Article 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. C. Miller
Coteau
The
Tribune
Nonpartisan League
Jim’ Uglum
Rockefeller
Cotenu
the Tribune
N. D
Stefanowice
Thia
Stefanowicz
Thi
Jim
Uglum
Denmark
Canada
North Dakota
United States
Autocrat
Miller
Gopher Control Talk From Agricultural College Expert
A North Dakota Agricultural College Extension Division report notes early gopher activity from April to June and outlines economical extermination methods. Researchers emphasize monitoring and follow up, with a plan to arrange lessons and partner with local groups for ongoing control efforts.
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Dbner
Agricultural College
Wopherman
Het
Gopher
North Dakota Agricul
Cortexé
Care of the brood mare for safe foaling and welfare
Guidance from Dr McMahan of North Dakota Agricultural College on keeping a brood mare healthy during pregnancy. Emphasizes normal life, balanced diet using bran oats alfalfa and other foods, regular exercise, and avoiding pampering. Recommends individual stall, clean maternity stable, sun and fresh air, daily grooming, and disinfectant washing of udder before nursing.
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Hartes
McMahan
North Dakota
Agi College
Popular Couple Married Saturday in County Court
The ceremony joined Herman Romer of the lake area and Miss Anna Hyan of Kenmare at the courthouse. Present were janitor I B Ross and Miss Kathryne Huenan. Both hailed from prominent local families and the union marks a hopeful start for more marriages as county officers settle into office.
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Or. Hall
Carter
Hall
Herman Romer
Across the Lake
Mise Anna Hyan
Kenmare
Court House
I. B. Ross
Mies Kathryne Huenan
the Tribune
Lignite Students Earn Perfect Attendance and Early Basketball Hopes
The Lignite Public Schools report shows several students with perfect attendance for the month ending February 7, with two omissions from last week’s list. First real basketball practice occurred Friday evening, with plans to field a team around March 1. Lincoln's birthday events and a Live Wire Literary Society program are noted for February 15, 1929, in the high school. Also mentioned are flax wilt tests at North Dakota Agricultural College and a Royal City show upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Bannister
Clarence Blom
Hjalmer Blom
Helen Busch
Lucile Frank
Ernest Glaspey
Rollo Glaspey
Herbert Garberg
Arlin Huttner
Ralph Hadleird
Ruben Lee
Annie Rose
Judith Sandberg
Jessie Glaspey
Russell Paulson
Lincoln
School of Jolly Boys
Alden
Tom Sawyer
Bary Clinton
North Dakota Agricultural College
H. L. Bolley
State
Agricultural College
N. D
Coteau Band 10 Plans Inaugural Concert and Dance
Poster announces a grand band concert and dance at Coteau hall on Saturday evening, March 1. The Coteau band, though not the largest, boasts skilled members trained in music and life study. They have performed in Bowbells before and impressed listeners. This marks their first concert, followed by a dance, with Bowbells-Coteau orchestra and extra musicians providing the music.
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Postera
Coteau Hall
Coteau Band
Coteau
Munl
Miller
Buy Garden Seed Early For Next Spring
Gardeners and farmers should order seeds now to avoid February and March rush. Early orders get filled sooner, varieties may be exhausted later, and testing old seed reduces waste. Send for catalogs from B Stefanowics Notary, Tribune offices.
Farmer 15 Killed in Auto Spill Near Bismarck
Bismarck North Dakota February 13 Walter Burkhart a wealthy pioneer living 18 miles north of Bismarck was killed yesterday when his automobile turned turtle while en route to church Five other occupants escaped unharmed The Dodge Brothers car was the only class approved and adopted by the war department
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Bismarck
N. D
Walter Burkhart
Dodge Brothers
War Department
Powers Lake notices and personal news brief
A Power Lake Echo item notes A C Townley cannot hold Feb 11 meeting at Powers Lake and plans a meeting Feb 25. J L Alton visited town and will move to Foothills township in spring. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs T P Borgen on Saturday. Mrs Varud received a message about her father’s death in Berthold. Emma Gulley received a gift from France and other keepsakes. George Clark left for Grand Forks to visit a sick brother.
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Owers Lake
Powera Lake
A. C. Townley
Powers Lake
Alton
Foothills Township
Me T. P. Borgen
Mra
James McDonnell Plans March Auction at His Farm
James McDonnell, south of Lignite, plans a large auction during the first part of March. The exact date will be announced later. He offers a fine assortment of horses, cattle, and farm machinery, with a strong likelihood of good prices.
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James McDonnell
Harms Returns Home From Army Discharge
Ernest Harms son of George J Harman of the city returns Sunday from Camp Custer Michigan where he trained with a machine gun battalion. He earned sharp shooter designation and top shooting status in his company. Abdellah Bejan of this city also discharged from Camp Custer plans to stay in Sioux City before returning to Bowbells to run his pool hall and automobile business.
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Ernest Harms
Mr. and
Mire
Geo. J. Harman
U. S. Army
Ernest
Camp Custer
Mich
France
Camp Dodge
Europe
Weat
Earnest
Inis Company
Abdellah Bejan
Barnest
Stald
Sioux City
Bowbells
Hig Pool Hall
Teaching a Colt to Drive Harness First
A historical training guide outlines a step by step method to acclimate a colt to driving. Begin with biting harness and loose reins in a small yard, then progress to driving a familiar pair, then a light wagon with an assistant. Introduce brakes and stay chain, and gradually expose to vehicles to build confidence and safety.
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Case
Burt Am
Budding Trees Raise Frost Concern in Bowbells Area
H L Jensen reports Des Lacs lake trees are already budding due to mild weather. If buds form in groves elsewhere, many trees may die if cold snaps return. Protection from snow or mulch helps. owners of prized trees should inspect and cover budding specimens with straw or manure.
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H. L. Jensen
Bowbells Township
The
Tribune
Des Lacs Lake
Tribune style notes and local missives from Marshfield trip
A jumble of short items notes Champlin visiting Marshfield for six weeks and various locals. Henry Peterson a returned soldier visits Mike Finn home in Foxholm. Mrs Colfax travels to Chicago for a brief visit. Old ice chatter and curling mention. Mrs Strawbridge of Flax tonite visits with Rar daughter.
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Portal Internationa
Champlin
Mornii
Marshfield
Minn
NYS Ong
Abe
George Strawbridge
Free Planting for North Dakota Homes and Windbreaks
Trees greatly enhance home appeal when well planted and cared for. In North Dakota, place windbreaks with willows away from buildings to stop snow, then plant ash, box elder, and evergreens like black hills or blue spruce nearby. Shrubs around buildings add attractiveness. see Circular No. 10 from North Dakota Experiment Station for guidance.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Experiment Station
Mask Ball at Woburn Saturday
A grand masquerade ball is planned at Woburn hall this Saturday evening with prizes for best dressed lady and most comically dressed gentleman and for bringing the largest group. A large floor committee will welcome guests and ensure safe return home, with special consideration for travelers.
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Here
Woburn Hall
Woburn
Wedding Bells Ring Across Kandiyohi Region
From Star corresp dated February 7, wedding bells ring as locals greet visits by Gust Hennix family, August Johnson group, and many others at Peter Nelson, Carl Anderson, Jens Mickelson, and Art Leslie homes. February social round includes Schmelling and Nelson families, masquerade in Kenmare, and Louisa Anderson’s hospital discharge.
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Star Corresp
Gust Hennix
Peter Nelson
August Johnson
Mickelaons
Young Folke
Ned Christenson
Carl Anderson
Arthur Leslie
Jens Mickelson
Sophia Schmelling
Carl Jungberg
Albert Haugen
Lostwood
Mise Della Hennix
Niobe
Christ Schmelting
Otto Carlson
Adolph Holt
Lewis Mickelson
Schmelling
Oscar Anderson
Art Leslie
Ken~mure
Kenmare
Little Eon
Hana Sande
Louisa Anderson
Adon
Alvin Nelson
Miseeo Delia
Hennix
Olga Nelson
C. Behmelling
Woburn Farmers Organize Club In Burke County
The third Burke county farmers club, the Woburn Farmers Club, held its organization at Woburn hall with 34 members. County Agent G C Edwards praised the group, and organizers plan incorporat ion, annual dues of one dollar, and shipments of hay stock and grain. Members anticipate social sessions for families and hopes for a profitable, community-building venture.
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Burke County
Woburn
Powers Lake
Clayton Farmers League and Shipping Association
Clayton Club
Woburn Club
Mers
Real Estate Transfers February entries briefed
Real estate transfers list includes Asiak Olson to Fred Husrey for 2000 on SW 1-4 10-161-94 dated February 3, and multiple transfers on February 4 through February 7. Notable deeds include Ledene & Lundquist Land Co. acquiring SW 1-4 26-169-92 for 1, Michael Lucy et al transferring lands in 14-180-92 for 3500, Michael K Lucy to Tim ty B Lucy for 3500 in 11-160-92, and John Martin Andresson to Cecil H Hopkins for 1300 covering multiple quarters in 9-160-92.
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Burke Abstract Co
Asiak
Olson
Fred Husrey
Stanley Christensen
Ledene & Lundquist Land Co
Michael Lucy
Arenes L. Lucy
T Michael K. Lucy
Timty B. Lucy
John Martin Andresson
Cacil H. Hopkins
Fort Totten area reports gopher poisoning affects mice
Noted on Fort Totten Indian Reservation and other places where gophers have been poisoned. The badger diggings and field mice decline are traced to poisoning of gophers, with observations suggesting cause in recent period.
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Fort Totten Indian Reservation
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Lignite Public Schools
Olga Pinkenhagen
Bessie Bilsworth
the Literary Society
Vine Ee
Mr. Gilbertson
Orca
B. Stefanowics
Notary Lle
Tribune Aaildios
Harms
Georges Bryant
Lucyena Iehip
Tompkins
Rrcarent
Pelea
Woburn Farmers Organize Club
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