Deer Slay Case Leads to Two North Dakota Arrests
Chief Game Warden Meh. Utcheon traced a deer killing through snow and river trails to Langdon and Sharette in Pembina and Cavalier counties. Langdon man Langle was fined 100 dollars. Sharette to serve jail time. Deputy Sullal reported a separate beaver killing arrest along the Little Missouri near McKenzie county.
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Minot
N. D
Pembina
Alex Langie
Warn
Langle
Peter Sharette
Walhalla
Sharette
Langdon
Gavalier
Langdon Sharette
Sullal
McKenzie County
Beaver
Little Missouri
Senater
Roderlaks
Heavy winter losses strike horse ranches across plains
Reports from Schafer North Dakota and western Montana ranches indicate extreme cold and deep snow have killed many yearlings. Early estimates warn losses will total thousands of dollars as ranchers tally the impact across the district.
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Schafer
N. D
Western
Montana
Millions of Ducks Dead in Kansas Mystery
Wild ducks on the Cheyenne bottoms fall by the millions, with estimates from one to four and a half million dead or dying. W. C. Tagmeier reports to state game wardens, and three dead birds were sent to the University of Kansas for analysis. Cause of death remains uncertain whether starvation or disease.
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Cheyenne
Pearl Holsington
Kam
W. C. Tagmeier
Tagmeier
Lawrence
University of Kansas
Dunn County States Attorney Relocates Office to Dunn Center
Wandin North Dakota Meh 2 State Attorney Johnson of Dunn County moved his offices from Manning to Dunn Center citing railroad-line traffic as the reason Manning is isolated. States Attorney Langer of Morton accompanied them returning from eastern parts of the state. Mrs Johnson and their baby also traveled.
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Wandin
N. di Meh
Johnson
Dunn County
Merry
Manning
Dunn Center
Bud
Woman accused in county inquiry hearing to follow
A dispute over a child led to an intervention by Langer when a woman attempted to seize the child. The Morton County Inquiry Commission will hold a hearing soon. The woman is married to a prominent southern farmer and faces a mental derangement complaint.
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Johnson
Langer
Morton “County Ingauiry Commission
Infant's Death Reported in Hazen Travel
In Hazen North Dakota on March 2 an infant of Mr and Mrs Louis Blohm died during a drive to Otter Creek. The child, wrapped for warmth, appeared well before arrival but was found dead on entering the house. A physician attributed the death to heart failure.
Bell interests absorb Northern Telephone in Minot deal
Northern Telephone Company owns 1800 miles of toll lines 1196 miles of rural lines and two power plants. Victor Noble of Minot and I E Brolz of Minneapolis held major stock and realized 880000 from the sale. Bell will control service from Berthold North Dakota to Culbertson Montana with headquarters in Minot, while the Northern system stretches from Church Ferry to Bottineau and along main lines of the Great Northern and Soo.
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Minot
N. D
Med
Northern Telephone Company
Bell Telephone
Victor Noble
Belmeters Nas
Northern Company
Bell Intercsta
Berthold
Culbertson, Mont
Northam
Thomas Marshall
Oakes
Chuyrche Ferry
Borthald
N. Dan
Great Northern Tt
Kenmare
Soorail
Great Northern
Churles Ferry
Boo
Electric Power Planta
Thad
Bottineau
Rugby
Bell Company
Dy. Crockett
Inte L. M. Davia
Train Collision Wrecks Cars in Stanley North Carolina
An eastbound freight collided with a branch line freight at Stanley causing two cars to be wrecked and reduced to kindling while debris littered the main line. The engine driver refused further comment and the scene prompted investigation by officials including Masters Cates Kopriva, son of Mr and Mrs Kopriva.
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Iit
Renaon
Farmer From North Dakota Ends Life At Farm Home
Anumeose North Dakota February 2 1900 Jacob Alexander J living southeast of Kier in Sheridan County hanged himself in the basement of his farm home ill health confined to bed since last fall due to rheumatism wife in town hired man away and died by own hand at about 40 years old he leaves no wife or children and was regarded as a leading well to do farmer of the community
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Anumeose
N. D
Jacob, Alexander
Loeaston
Kier
Sheridan County
Alexander
Peestera
E R Sinkler Wins Case At Towner
In Towner North Dakota on March 2 a jury returned a not guilty verdict in the state case against William Bokovoy charged with first degree murder in the death of James Black the village marshal at hell last October. The trial spanned several days in district court before Judge A G Burr with defense by B E Sinkler of Minot and state counsel John Thorpe assisted by Judge L J Paldy and Horace Bagley.
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Towner
N. D
Mch
William Bokovoy
A. G. Burr
R. Sinkler
Minot
Sea
John Thorpe
L. J. Paldy
Horace Bagley
Bokovoy Waa
James Black
Marahgl
Hell
Girl Found Dead On Doorstep Near Sheldon Farm
N D Metijeck, a 17 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Metijeck eight miles southeast of Sheldon, was found dead at 8 pm on the doorstep of the farmhouse. She sat on the steps, fell backward fracturing her skull and lay bleeding from the mouth until family members discovered her shortly after.
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Sheldon, N. D
Med
Agied Metijeck
Frank Metijeck
Here
Sherwood Ice Rink Accident Shocks City
In Sherwood North Dakota Mrs Brackelaburg wife of the rink proprietor was injured after slipping on the ice at the newly opened skating venue. The incident coincides with a busy skating season as merchants report brisk sales of skates while officials anticipate continued use of the season’s remaining weeks.
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Sherwood
N. D
H. Brackelaburg
Promidhedy Farmer Credits Doctor for Heart Health
Mr. John Rebmann of Bottineau North Dakota says he is better after heart and chest trouble and could work in the field this summer crediting Dr. Mellenthin. Dr. Mellenthin will be at Bowbells Richardson Hotel Tuesday March 14, with hours from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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John Rebmann
Bottineau
N. D
Mellenthins
Mellenthin
Bowbells
Richardson Hotel
Tuokday
Leap year bride 96 years old seeks free marriage license
In Lisbon North Dakota a 96 year old woman appeared at Ransom county matrimonial bureau applying for the leap year free marriage license and ceremony. She claimed she had asked the question and was immediately accepted, noting the judge offered the ceremony at the start of leap year.
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Lisbon
N. D
Oldest County Couple Applies for Marriage License
A Civil War veteran groom and a much younger bride from a Lebanese community pursue a license amid delays. The bride struggles with a question, delaying the filing until information can be gathered from another state. The couple, long known locally, hope to be the county’s oldest married pair if approved.
Hand Amputation After Freezing Accident
Mott North Dakota resident Dauenhauer returned home from Bismarck after two weeks in a hospital. While driving to St Joseph weeks earlier he struck his left hand and suffered severe frostbite. He was treated and two fingers on the left hand were amputated to save his hand.
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Mott
Mach
Liudwig
Dauenhauer
Bismarck
St. Joseph
Daienhauer
Boys almost ride to their death on ice cake
Floyd Smout and Joe Clark, Dickinson youths, rode a moving ice slab near the Heart River dam in Dickinson. Neighbors and police used a rope retrieval to pull them to a larger ice block, saving them just before the dam caused the whirlpool. A brother named R Clark drowned in the Heart River years earlier.
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Dickinson
N. D
Floyd Smout
Joe Clark
Heart River
Dickinsor Dam
Dickison Ice and Transfer Company
Boya
Belt Ang
Fragmenta
A R. Clark
Horse Survives Ice Cake on Yellowstone Flood
In Dickinson Montana the Yellowstone flood stranded 40 horses on Remi island. All perished except one that clung to a floating ice cake for two days and nights, drifting 35 miles to Glendive where it was rescued. A dramatic voyage is captured by onlookers amid flood debris and bridge views.
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Dickinson
N.D
Yellowstone
Montana
Remi
Glendive
Hovetal
Mileadiyd
Not Candidate at Present Time Not Candidate at Present Time
John Burke former governor of North Dakota and treasurer of the United States is not a candidate for the U S senate. Democrats say Burke will enter only if there is public demand, aiming to unseat a Republican and shift the race. Burke states his entry would be at the request of voters, not personal ambition.
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John Burke
United States
North Dakota
Wilson
Beraus
Leulera
Burke
North da Konta
John Brueeger
State Central Committee
Burke Raye
Bruegger
Mystery in Murder Near Stanley North Dakota
A man named Morehouse was found dead in a farm home near Stanley. He had been visiting, was to marry next week, and his mother heard a shooting. A rifle lay nearby. the killer remains unknown as a coroner's jury returns a verdict of death at unknown hands.
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Slanley
Meh
C. A. Morehouse
Morehouse
Tme
Jourderer
Lan
Northgate booster credits rail line growth leader
Martin Hager of Hager and Sealle traveled from Northgate to Kenmare on the Great Northern line. He arrived after about 24 hours and praised the rail extension for Northgate’s growth, noting his connection as one of the town’s two residents married locally.
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Martin Hager
Hager & Sealle
Northgate
Kenmare
Great Northern
Hager
Slayer Sentenced to Twenty-Five Years for Murder near New Rockford
Nick Chernox must serve twenty five years in the state penitentiary for second degree murder in the fatal Feb 10 shooting of farmer George Suttle four miles north of New Rockford. The jury, after an all night deliberation, found him guilty. defense cited insanity, while the state argued family trouble as motive. The shooting occurred in Rittle's home without warning.
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New Rockford
N. D
Nick Chernox
George Suttle
Chernos
Rittle
Obituary of Burke County Resident Joseph Amos Gualt
Joseph Amos Gualt longtime Burke county resident died en route to Lakota hospital Monday afternoon. He had been employed in a print shop at Munteh. It is believed a blood vessel in the brain ruptured during a fall and medical aid was sought after. The late Mr Gualt passed before arriving at Lakota, with physicians attending.
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Joseph Amos Gualt
Burke County
Lakote
N. D
Munteh
Lakota
Pbyal
Death date of Lakota man recalled from North Star township obituary
A Lakota man born June 5 1848 in Rak land county Ohio died after injuries from a leg disease and amputation. He lived in Cart ge Missouri Burkecou Bowbells Portal Munich and finally Bowbells Tribune staffer. Survived by mother Annie M Miller four brothers Aaron Peter Howard Cyrax and two sisters. Funeral at Dunkard church North Star township with Rev J J Michael officiating. Interred in local cemetery.
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Rakland County
Ohio
Cart Ge
Burkecou
Flecensnd
Joe
Towb
Ahi Lin
Bowbells
Bull
Portal
Portal International
Ye Bowbells Tribune
Munich
Annie M. Miller
J. W. Moore
Decca
Aaron
Sr Ticanna
Alta
Peter
Howard
Spokane
Cyrax
Califorgia
Mra J. P. Willame
Oregon
Homer Sink
North Stay Township
Dunkard
North Star Township
J. J. Michael
Kenmare
Wife Blames Hubby's Sister in Alienation Case
In Devils Lake Mel 2 Dudley Smith faces a $10 000 claim from his wife Sally Smith against his sister in law Lulu Smith for alleged alienation of affection. The case, set for term district court with Judge G C Wuttz presiding on March 6, follows a prior divorce action where Sally challenged Dudley over property and mining stock in Montana and near Putah. The alienation suit is expected to become a sensational dispute following testimony from the divorce hearing.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Dudley Smith
Sally Smith
Smith
Laly Stolih
Ensa
GC. W. Ruttz
G. Lilly
Lulu
Dudley
Lulu Smith
Hieter
Montana
Puitath
County Information Sought for Proceedings Publication
Farmers tell The Tribune they want county commissioners proceedings published with who made motions and who voted for or against, plus the number of clerks, expenses for each office, and other items. They believe it would help voters track tax spending. Tom Peterson of Carterstown visited the city for cigars and to discuss the count.
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the Tribune
Dildo
Thia Atete
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Northern Telephone Sells
Cates
Kopriva
Boprive
Cele
E.R. Sinkler
Sherwood Ice Rink
Liaban Ritizena
Ie Ucense
Wan
Tor
J. Stott
Stanley, N.D
Slayer
Hubby
Tom Peterson
Carter
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