Campaign to raise funds for Frazier's bid amid county support
The article details a fundraising drive titled My dollars to put Frasier over, urging nonpartisan and farm groups to contribute to travel, printing, and ballot materials for campaign speakers. It lists early donors from Battleview Keller Foothills and neighboring townships, including Conrad Peterson, Frank Witty, Paul Pommier, and numerous Alden and Steen members, noting ongoing county-wide collections. The piece ends with a continuation note for the last page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nonpartisan League
Ae Campaine
Conrad Peterson
Battleview
Conrad
Peterson Albert Jeplin D
Atine Nels
Herséth Sors Bloomquist
G.H. Larson
Ny Halmrast
Harrison Oliver Ruud
P. Witty
Frank Witty
Andrew Carleon
Paul Pommier
Foothills Township
R. A. Owings
E. L. Pommier
BE. L, Pommier
H. F, Pommier
Ray F. Pommier
Herman Berterg
L. D, Alden
Maggie Alden
Earl Alden
George Alden
Lewis Steen
Julia Alden Christ Steen
Four narrowly escape as flywheel bursts in car
In Senastiown North Carolina a car's flywheel bursts sending pink fragments and burning gasoline over the driver and passengers. Schauer suffers burns to hands and feet requiring stitches. Rickter loses a shoe and sustains minor burns while aiding in extinguishing flames. World’s best flour offered at Hagen Heath's for five dollars ten cents per hundred pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senastiown
N. C
Japdson Jacob
John Beckman
Conrad Rickter
Gchauer
Rickter
Hagen & Heath
Auto Moonshine And Girl Abduction Arrest In Fargo
Fargo police report Clarence Galler, 28, charged with auto theft moonshine transporting and furnishing liquor after an incident on May 13. Qualley, owner of Christine pool hall, waived examination to district court on $1,000 bond. Accused helped bring two Christine girls to a room above the pool hall, served moonshine, and intoxicated them. One girl refused and was forced to drink. another arrived with moonshine later. Victims recall nothing, described as a vicious crime by officer Maloney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
Tear
Clarence Galler
Lane Maloney
Qualley
Christine
Quatley
Maloney
Bin
Aberdeen
League Meeting Well Attended for United Victory
A well attended League meeting in Yeoman hall Wopurn gathered Leaguers to unite for victory at the county convention. Delegates discussed preventing division and projecting a united front to support League principles. Rumors of disorder were denied as representatives emphasized cohesion to influence the county event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United For Victory
League Thocatere
Delegsies
Yeoman Hall
Wopurn
T | Lt
Bee’ Ap
FV. A
Pontrol
Two Policemen Dismissed After Wild Auto Ride
In Minot North Dakota May 31 Patrolmen Brongan and Peoples were dismissed by Police Commissioner Otto Gross after a four am wreck that damaged a white way lamp post and the First International Bank building. Emanuel, owner of the car, received a three week vacation. The Hudson Super Six struck a Citi zens bank window, bent its frame and tore glass. Damage estimated at 250 dollars, car held at a local garage until payment.
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Minot
N. D
First International Bank
Brongon
Main Street
Citizens Bank
Hudson
Grose
Would Make a Good Sheriff Osmund Gonwaldson
Osmund Gonwaldson of this city is a candidate for sheriff of Burke county. An ex service man and lifelong farmer, he was endorsed by the Nonpartisan League at the county convention. He has studied at State Agricultural College and Fargo business college and is active in the American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osmund Gonwaldson
Burke County
Ian Scandinavian
Powersers Lake
Battleview
Iny
State Agricultural College
Fargo
American Legion
Nonpartisan League
Gunnaldson
Iver Enget for Burke County Treasurer
Iver Enget, endorsed for Burke County treasurer at the Nonpartisan convention, has a twelve year Burke County residence with seven years farming. Born in Norway, he moved to America and North Dakota, worked land, filed on a homestead, and later became bookkeeper and cashier at Security State Bank in Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iver Enget
Burke County
de Reid
Norway
America
North Dakota
Security State Bank
Columbus
Opium and Cocaine Peddlers Jailed in Devils Lake
Federal narcotics agents and local police arrested Gray, Wells, and Mrs. Gregg on opium and cocaine charges in Devils Lake. Gray carried 29 cans of opium, and cocaine with opium gear was found at the Gregg home. Gregg, Wells, and Gray are jailed. bonds set at $2000 each, with hearings pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devile Lake World
Warl / Gray
Guy Wells
Effie Gregs
R. G. Henderson
Fargo
IB. Elliott
Peter Timboe
Gray
Mre. Greeg
Wella
Gregg
Lucy Morris
Sixth Street
Devils Lake
Earl Gray
Minot
Notice of Burke County Women's N P L Clubs Meeting
The Federated Women's Nonpartisan Clubs of Burke County will hold its annual meeting in Bowbells on June 14, 1922 at 1 30 p m. to elect officers and state delegates for two years and plan organizing work. Presidents should call club meetings and elect delegates. Delegates vote and must bring credentials. All club members invited. Mrs Ralph Rson acting president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated
Women’s Nonpartisan Clubs
Burke County
Bowbells
Ralph Rson
Ing Pres
Burke County F Federation
North Dakota Supreme Court Upholds Annexation Law
North Dakota's supreme court declares Chapter 5 of the 1916 laws constitutional, permitting any city to annex adjacent territory by council resolution under certain conditions. The decision dismisses objections raised by Millsboro residents in Trail County over Hills town annexation.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Supreme Court
Sdjacomt
Millsboro
Trail County
Hills
Mrs Drinkwater’s Recital Showcases Young Pupil Talent
The Royal Theatre hosted a large audience for Mrs Ed Drinkwater’s pupils recital on Friday night. Thirty seven students participated, ranging from tiny beginners to older youths, with younger learners drawing special praise for rapid progress and skill under Mrs Drinkwater’s instruction. The program featured a diverse set of performances by these varied ages and abilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Drinkwater
Royal Theatre
Bowbells Takes Up Golfing
The town has a five hole course with sand greens and mowed fairways on the east side. Twenty locals are golfing daily with plans to expand to nine holes later in the summer and to forty golfers by September 1922. The first Bowbells golfer started on September 1 1921 at Kenmare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Kenmare
Vote for White for Coroner
Geo. 9. White, endorsed for coroner at the Non particas county convention in March, is a Burke county veteran. He has lived on his rural farm near this city since Bow bells was a tar paper shack settlement, having endured pioneer hardships tied to county life.
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White
Nonparticas
Burke County
Bowbells
Bowbells High Annual Commencement Events Set
Bowbells High School will hold its tenth annual commencement on Tuesday in the high school auditorium. Dr. L. H. Beeler, president of the state normal school at Minot, will give the keynote. Senior Assembly at 9:60 signals farewells, followed by an athletic banquet served by letter girls. Baccalaureate Sunday evening features a sermon, then the class program with a play titled A Case of Buespousion. Admission 186 and 26c. A memorial tribute to Wave will conclude the events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowbells
Yurenagion
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Frazier
Lynn J. Frazier
Washington
N. P
the Tribune
L Iver Enget
Celeste Wilbre
Mildred Emerson
Heather Rose
Amy Norberg
Luella Seimery
Kinker
Rolf Johnson
Wilson
Irene Gerolomy
Mabel Christainson
Signa Hermanson
Inez Donovan Grayhopper
Cochran Emma Dilworth
Madelon Peterson
Mary Bair
Mary Siverling
Snow Lola White
Preston Leo Johnson
Irene Schudar
Robin
Doris Bell
My Mother
Rosella Guiles
Gordon Hanson
Mrs. Drinkwater
Charge of
Uhlans
Fritz Spiese
Old Mill Stream
Moulton
Mary Helgendorf
Spaulding
Mittle Bystede
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