Presbyterian church home talent play a great success
The Presbyterian church women’s home talent play Monday drew a large crowd at Burger hall with over a hundred refused admission. Rev J W Kingston praised all participants while credits went to Kopriva for wit and Bickford for likeness to Old Popgun Tidd. Cast list and proceeds totaling about $105 were reported with high praise for costuming and humor.
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Was & Moat
Burger Hall
J. W. Kingston
Kopriva
Ben Butler
Sweet Sixteen
Ezekiel Simpkins
John Jacob Aktive
Caroline Speer
Richard Speer
Sooty Frooty
Clara Parks
Cornelius Vannerbilt
Rudy Mahoney
Peruna Jones
Ia Line Kennedy
Jim Blaine
Sod H. Erixon
Agricultural College Half Minute Talks No 6 Potatoes from Russia
The Agricultural College reports growing alcohol potatoes from Russia with poor results. Emphasizes fresh seed potatoes, careful planting, and sun-warming of seed to boost buds. Recommends deep planting, spacing, and shallow cultivation. Also promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a safe home medicine.
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Russia
Robbery and Murder Attempt Near Coteau
John Larson, a bachelor farmer near Coteau, was shot through the neck when he found a burglar in his home on Saturday evening. The assailant, Joseph DeWitt, fled. clothes and items stolen were found at the scene. Police chased leads into Ambrose and west of Columbus. DeWitt was captured later by Deputy Steinhoffer and will be tried in district court after pleading guilty.
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Joseph DeWitt
John Larson
Mr. Larson
Coteau
John
Dr. Limburg
Joe Waileen
Larson
Jim Towne
DeWitt
Fred Erickson
Will Hughes
Larson Place
Joe Woodard
Sorenson
Steinhoffer
Minot
Columbus
DéWitt
McPeak
Main Street
Ambrose
Joseph
Tribune
Dinky
West
Joe DeWitt
Joe Buckley
Joe
Larson Shack
the Tribune
Kopriva
Butte Masons Enjoy Royal Treatment in Kenmare Visit
Members of Butte Lodge No. 72, I. C. C. F., traveling to Kenmare for degree work reported a splendid time and were treated royally by Kenmare brethren. Attending from Butte were G. O. June, Roy B. Spooner, Albert Ihm, T. C. Barker, James G. Gagnum, J. G. Woodard, Geo. McKenzie, M. D. Drew and J. W. English.
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Butte Lodge
Kenmare
Roy RB. Spooner
Albert Ihm
T.C. Barker
James G. Gagnum
J. G. Woodard
Geo. McKenzie
M. D. Drew
J. W. English
Burke Co Club Dance Draws Big Crowd At Bowbells
The Burke County Club dance in Burger hall Tuesday night drew 262 tickets sold with strong turnout from Portal and Lignite. Bowbells residents hosted well and the event, praised as the grandest of its kind, netted $256.75 after expenses from receipts of $282. The club thanks Burger & Co for hall use and the Bowbells Orchestra and volunteers for supper service and contributions.
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Burke County
Portal
Lignite
Bowbells
Messrs. Burger & Go
Hull
Bowhells Orchestra
Mexdame
Hartman
Richardson
Viper
Andrews
Stromset
Roper
Hunter
Heath
Masters
Kerchner
Lind
Kjertaen
Death in Delaware division wreck near Delmar
George Davie o Seaforth, nephew of Hon Neher Davis of this county, was killed in a wreck on the Delaware division of the Pennsylvania road at Delmar Delaware last Monday. He was an engineer on the Pennsylvania line.
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Del
Neher Davis
This
County
Delaware
Delmar
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