Speeding collision near Kermit injures eight on two vehicles
A Sunday evening crash on Kermit main street involved a speeding eight passenger auto and a six cylinder Maxwell owned by Frank Bannister of Lignite. Seven aboard the speeder plus occupants of the Maxwell were bruised. Dr. Smith treated injuries.
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Hernan’ Belt
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Kenmare
Matthias West
Dr. Smith
Skeletons Found Buried Beneath Grand Forks House
Six human skeletons buried six feet deep under a house once occupied by Eugene Butler near Shawnee in Grand Forks county were found by Leo Verhusen while digging a cellar. Most remains appeared adult, one smaller likely a child, with no flesh. Death likely from a sharp instrument. Butler, who lived there since 1882, died in 1924. estate valued with 430 acres, cash rumored.
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Fragmentary OCR Note from Burma Region Record
The readable text contains garbled phrases about barbed wire. It references names like Dhan Mist Lee Moe and Orman but no clear event, date, place, or outcome. The fragmentary lines suggest a disrupted report or note rather than a coherent news item.
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Untimely Barbed Wire Accident Endangers Boy Near Residence
A boy was dragged into a bundle of barbed wire at a residence grounds and lacerated across the face and neck. His throat was cut from ear to ear by a strand of wire, yet major vessels were spared. Onlookers including the boy’s mother, Andy Silagermai, Mr. Taylor, and Bob Foster helped stabilize him until Drs. Burrows and Janes arrived. Two hours of dirt removal and sewing followed with fears of temple bruise, internal injury, or infection, all proving unfounded.
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Mr. Taylor
Bob Foster
Drs. Burrows
Janes
Woman in breach of promise suit ends in favor of husband
Andreas Skjalbred of Westby sued for $100 advanced to bring Miss Ragnhild Beckstrom to America and for a homestead value after she broke the engagement and married another man Grimshaw. The case ended with the defendant prevailing.
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Crosby
Andress Skjalbred
Westby
Norway
Ragnhild Beckstrom
Andreas
Yecause Mies Beckstrom
Arner
Grimshaw
Hee
Man Disappears in River at Grandin
Grandin North Dakota July 8 Charité Winslow a young man about 18 or 19 bathing in the Grandin river with companions yesterday afternoon disappeared underwater and did not reappear efforts to recover him have failed. It is unclear if cramps or an undercurrent caused the mishap and his relatives have not been located. He owned a small house and worked on a farm for D A Black.
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Jamestown mothers pension granted in probate court
Jamestown North Dakota July 8 Mrs Harris of this city was granted a mothers pension of 20 dollars a month in probate court under the new law. The pension aids two children aged 6 and 14, with support for the dependent family. An additional application for a pension by Mrs Mikeluon is awaiting hearing by Judge Hemmi on July 13.
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Statsman ‘County
Harris
Harris Han
Hemmi
Mra
Mikeluon
Noonan Child Severed Leg By Mowing Machine
A four year old boy at Casper Zimmerman’s farm near Noonan North Dakota suffered a severe injury when he ran in front of a mower as its horses started. One leg was severed above the ankle and the other injured. doctors amputated the limb at Noonan after immediate medical care.
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N. D
Casper Zimmerman
Local Socials Report From Westminster Area Eventful Week
Westminster residents and guests including B Coons and family, R J Wilson couple, James McKim and Ernest Wilkenson of Fairview Montana, Gus Swenson, Hollis Graves and spouses joined various outings. Travel to Monse River Pari and Kenmare celebrations noted along with a planned Chautauqua camp at Westminster Bowbells.
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Nelsons and others visit Minnesota Wisconsin and North Carolina
Woburn notes visiting family going to Minnesota and Wisconsin. Otto Nelson and family travel to Sharon North Carolina, returning Wednesday. Miss Alice Guswick accompanies them from Berthold. Rykken hosts ranch foreman duties during absence. Wedding news expected: Miss Anna Clara Christan to Harry Mix. Local celebrations planned, attendees travel to Kenmare for a wedding and Mouse River Chautauqua involvement noted.
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Minnesota
Wisconsin
Otto Nelson
Sharon
N. C
Alice Guswick
Flaxton
Kenmare Om
Woburn
Mouse River
Eva Wihlberg
Reloe
Northgate Community Notes and Local Visits
Northgate and Bowbells residents shared social visits and church events last week. Mra T Donovan stayed with Mra Kroman. Madden Jr. on the afok list. a ladies aid gathering on Thursday with a July 15 church meeting planned. Several families hosted friends, with Kenmare celebrations drawing large crowds and various trips to Kenmare, Niobe, Portal, and the H Holtz home. The Plaxton Telephone Co. moved its central office to Pat Walsh residence, while birthday parties and local socializing continued through the week.
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Bowbells
Frank Kroman
Thomas Madden, Jr
Afok
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Henry Holtz
Frank Russell
Miller
Martin Hager
Are
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Miss Marg
Rooney
H. Holtz
Northgate
Kenmare
Lify
John Lohman
Herman
Aml Parsons
Noble Weens
George Leslie
Questad
Misa Langness
Niobe
Plaxton Telephone Co
Hes
Henry Schwegen
Pat Walsh
al Holmes
Sis Laura Walsh
Clint Nichols
Shoagill
George Jose
Portal
Jens Christensen
Bedford
Holly Holtz
Ralph Cannon
Holtz
Dimond Residents Attend Sparks Shows and Fourth Festivities
Dimond township crowds attended Sparks Bros shows in Howbe ll ast Friday. Chatie Stewart traveled to Coteau Saturday to bring home his father for the Fourth at home. Families from John Stewart to G. K. Pierson hosted gatherings and danced until daylight. Some residents visited Kenmare for Independence Day and visitors from Kenmare joined dances at the Pierson home.
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Sparks Bros
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Chatie Stewart
Coteau
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Howard
G. K. Pierson
Kenmare
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Pierdon
Priday
Columbus Brides and Local Notices Trimmed in June
In Columbus on Saturday June 26 Dorothy Hulick wed Frank Mackenroth at the M B H parsonage. A baby named A sop arrived to Mons and Mrs Stokke on June 15. Born this week to Mr and Mrs Jack Alune. H Kuchenbecker plans a new garage north of the telephone office and hopes to finish in ten days. Blenkner Mercantile Co previews sales and a Joseph’s church meeting is set for Thursday with a gathering noted.
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Bastevan
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Dorothy Hulick
Frank Mackenroth
Columbus
George “Brethauer
Mons Stokke
Callle Thief Gets Three and One-half Years in State Pen
District court convened here Tuesday afternoon and the first matter was calendar setup. The State of North Dakota vs Sam Schultz ended with a guilty verdict and a 3.5 year sentence in the state penitentiary. Witnesses included Brooks and his wife, Sheriff Heath, deputy Drinkwater, Hank Smart, Anna Johnson, Thompson, Marshall, and cashier F L Van Sickte. Other defendants pleaded guilty or had cases dismissed. Civil cases began with John Casey vs Catherine A Casey. a directed verdict favored the plaintiff. A second case with same parties and attorneys opened, with witnesses being examined. more trials expected by week’s end.
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North Dalkotage
Sam Schultz
E. R. Sinkler
Minot
Tancon
Brooks
Schultz
Heath
Ed, Drinkwater
Hank Smart
Anna Johnson
Thompson and Marshall
F. L. van Sickte
First State Bank
State Penitentiary
Gus. Erickson
Albert Bejan
Catherine A. Casey
D. P. Casey
R. Sinkler
C. A. Marshall
Portal
F. E. Heckel
Dedication of new church at Northgate July 18 draws notable speakers
The article notes the dedication of a new Northgate church set for July 18 with Gov Hanna and Prof Kreezie among speakers. It mentions Sunday services, a county school board meeting, a St Joseph’s church food sale, a big sale at Blenkner Mercantile Co, and various local business promotions as part of ongoing community life.
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Hanna
Kreezie
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