Indian liquor sale ruling clarifies federal law
The circuit court of appeals has ruled that any Indian who is a ward of the government falls under federal laws prohibiting the sale of intoxicating liquor to Indians. The decision ends doubt about selling to Indians with allotments and promises enforcement against bootleggers along reservations. It marks a shift to rigorous federal enforcement in Minnesota and surrounding districts.
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Circuit Court of Appeals
Minnesota
United States
Mosier
Circuit Court
Campaign Talk and Advice from Dooley to Hennessy
Mr Dooley urges Hennessy to craft a defense and manipulate public sympathy ahead of an election. He laments criticism, notes voters respond to tarnished reputations, and counsels strategic messaging over virtue. He cites historical figures to justify masking flaws before supporters. The piece ends with a promotional Farmers note about Elite Cafe in Bowbells.
Pardons Granted by State Board Include Robberies
The North Dakota State Board of Pardons granted ninety applications, with multiple full pardons and commutations. Notable names include Andrew Jensen Ward county assault full pardon, Bernard Reed Ward county robbery full pardon, Wilhelm Bitters Sheridan county blind pigger commutation, and Roy Fedenhoff Barnes county robbery commutation. Also mentioned is Joseph Remington, a Cass county murderer, who will likely be released in August as the board maintains no authority to rescind last fall’s action. In Montana news, Norman St. Clair suspected in a Glasgow robbery was apprehended in Valley County without extradition papers.
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Bismarck
N.D
Joseph Remington
Cass County
Board of Pardons
Remington
John Byrnes
Rolette County
Ferdinand Stephen
Logan County
Andrew Jensen
Ward County
Frank Wenzel
Divide County
Tony Sice
Walsh County
Bernard Reed
James McMillan
Walder McDowell
Burke County
Wilhelm Bitters
Sheridan County
Roy Fedenhoff
Barnes County
James McCarty
Burleigh County
Samuel Winters
Harry Savage
Peter Default
Bottineau County
Williston
N. C
Olson
Valley County
Montana
Norman St. Clair
Glasgow
Chamberlain
Swear Homestead Bill 16 Now a Law
Washington June 12 President Taft signed the three year homestead bill allowing entrymen on public lands to prove up in three years with five months absence each year and reducing large claim acreage from eighty to forty acres. The act aims to liberalize homestead laws to curb immigration of American farmers to Canada. Representative Baker of California proposed printing 100 000 copies of the act for distribution to homesteaders and prospects.
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Washington
Taft
Canada
Baker
California
Red heifer notices in Burke County North Dakota
John P Beck of Coteau North Dakota takes up two red heifers at his place in Section 17 Township 160 Range 90 Burke County on Tuesday May 28. One has white spots on belly and a white half moon on face both about two years old, hornless and unbranded with weights around 700 pounds. Owner may reclaim by proving property and paying charges.
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Burke County
North Dakota
John P. Beck
Coteau
N. Dak
Build Up Your Business With Long Distance Service
We Reach the People. You want to know how to build up a larger business Try the long distance service of the Northern Telephone Co For Service Registered Shorthorn bull at my place Fee 1 1 00 J Burketé.
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Northern Telephone Co
J. Burketé
Wheat Crops Being Destroyed At Benno Farm Near Minot
Minot North Dakota June 12 The Benno farm inspected this afternoon shows about 100 acres of wheat damaged by a pest or germ. About 30 acres may be beyond saving and will be plowed up for oats. Several other local growers report similar losses including John J. Lee and Gunder Kirley. A. A. Robinson suspects poor seed.
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Minot
N. D
Benno
John J. Lee
Gunder Kirley
C. Aurland
A. A. Robinson
Cultivation For Trees And Seed Sale Notice
Small trees can be cultivated like corn with a two horse cultivator or the acme harrow. The harrow cuts seven feet wide, destroys weeds, and leaves soil well pulverized to retain moisture. An acre can be cultivated an hour. Cultivate every ten days or after rain until trees shade the ground. In dry seasons cultivation is essential. as trees grow shading reduces need, and after four to five years mulch may replace cultivation. A good mulch of old straw suffices eventually. FOR SALE About 200 bushels of oats and 30 bushels of seed flax. G A Kopriva.
Coal Famine Hits Pennsylvania Mines and Docks
Reports from Pennsylvania coal fields say no settlement to the coal strike is in sight as thousands of miners are idle. No coal moves from mines or lake terminals, with docks at Duluth and Western ports appearing deserted and supplies rapidly depleting.
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Pennsylvania
Eastern Lake Terminals
Duluth
Superior
Western Lake Ports
Careless About Appendi citis In Bowbells
Bowbella residents suffer stomach or bowel trouble with appendix risk. A suggested remedy is leri ka compounded buckthorn bark and glycerine. Benno Drug Co claims a single dose relieves bowel or stomach trouble instantly. Also notes for sale: good feed oats, apply at this office.
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Benno Drug Co
Methodist Church Morning Service Schedule Summary
Sunday School at Coteau and Flood Schoolhouse, followed by morning worship at the CAve Church with Pastor leading.
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Coteau
Cave
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services Schedule
Presbyterian Church announces Sunday worship with a morning service and an evening service. The text provides only brief details of the schedule components.
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Dooley
Mr. Dooley
Mr. Hennessy
Sid Gin
Whisper
Hennessy
Gaser's
Kraekter
Remimber
Alexander the Great
Flannagan
Harry Stottle
Pretselotsky
State Board
Dak
U. S
Grand Forks
Fargo
Mont
Ole
P. A. Morgan
Morgan
Morgan Manufacturing Company
Agnes Matthews
Minneapolis
Benno Farm
G. A. Kopriva
Presbyterian Church
White
Sher
Ladd
Food Com
Geo. S. White
Bowbells
North Dak
A. Miller & CO
T.O. Hunter
Northrup King & Co
R. R. Schudar
Bowbells, N. D
Glenn Building
Main Street
Peter Heidenstrom
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