Property Mortgaged Arrest the Seller Fessenden
March 9 report from Regina notes an arrest linked to a mortgage dispute. Riplinger, a laborer from Benaga County, allegedly possessed a team and harness tied to a property claim. The case centers on the alleged improper sale of a property without required requisites.
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Fessenden
Regina
Riplitzer
Siplinger
Kunker
Weity
Riplinger
Benaga
Harvey Nelehhor
Second Hinz Fme discharges from Medina hospital
Jamestown N D March 9 the second of John Muellers victims has been discharged from the local hospital Fred Hinz of Medina discharged yesterday after being in the hospital since Christmas Day when he his son and his wife were shot by Mueller Hinz the son still in the hospital in serious condition though somewhat improved Mrs Hinz recovered some time ago The shooting grew from a dispute over Mueller attentions to a daughter of the Hinz couple Mueller is under arrest pending Felda Hinz injuries
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. D
John Mueller
Fred’ Hinz
Medina
Mueller
Re Hinz
Hinz
The
Hinz Familly
Hing
Felda Hinz
Hogs Found After Seven Days Near Rosebud North Dakota
In Genter near Rosebud North Dakota farmer Weary Leech investigated reports of sounds from beneath and found three hogs that had been missing for seven days. The animals appeared weak with nothing to eat.
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Genter
N. D
Rosebud
Bloodhounds Brought to Devils Lake by Sheriff
Sheriff Martin Olsen of Devils Lake North Dakota procured two pure bred Eng lish bloodhounds in Clay Center Nebraska. The dogs are the only bloodhounds in North Dakota outside the state penitentiary and are expected to aid in pursuing criminals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Lake’_N. D
Sherif Martin Olsen
North Dakota
State Penitentiary
Clay Center
Neb
Farmer Injured By Dynamite Caps Near Ruselan
March 9. Mike Strehar, a Ruselan farmer, is out of the hospital today after an explosion at his farm. He found dynamite caps and pried them open, tearing to shreds several fingers.
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Dogden
N. D
Mike Strehar
Man sentenced to thirty years for grave crime in Wahpeton
Wahpeton North Dakota March nine. Ral Sinclair convicted of murdering two week old child illegitimate father faced a first degree murder indictment. Judge Frank P Allen ordered thirty years in the state penitentiary as Sinclair lacked counsel and was assigned attorney J W Perking to represent his interests. Prosecutor Joseph Forbes noted insufficient evidence to fix guilt with new material evidence unavailable.
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Wahpeton
N.D
Sinclair
Frank Pi Allen
District Court
J. W. Perking
Reed
Joseph —G." Forbes
Sentence for son murders daughter in North Dakota
The defendant pleaded guilty to murder in the second degree and received a thirty year penitentiary term in Bis marck. Judge Alle lamented the depravity of planning the killing of an innocent child, especially a daughter, but imposed the maximum legal sentence.
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Drrisoner
Alle
Bismarck
Depot helper accused of robbery at Soo depot
Wahpeton North Carolina March Hari Meying a cler k night man at the Soo depot Tenney Minnesota since October 1915 arrested by federal authorities charged with robbing the post office at that place of 102 dollars marked bills placed in the cash led to the crime Earl Mowing turned in the bills and Meying confessed saying he gained entry during postmaster and assistant absent He is in Breckenridge county jail awaiting criminal proceedings 21 years old married to a South Dakota girl last January his mother a widow living at Linton North Dakota
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Wahpeton
N. C
Hari Meying
Soo
Tenney
Minn
Earl Mowing
H P An
Breckenridge
South Dakota
Linton
N, D
Grunnett Seeks 15000 Damages in Niobe Store Fire Suit
W. B. Grunnett filed in district court seeking 15000 for personal injuries from a fire at Herbert Johnson’s Niobe store in November. Grunnett, burned in the basement during the explosion, sues Johnson and B. Thompson, with local lawyers for both sides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Johnson
B. 3. Thompson
Coulee
LF. Olousen
Sinkler
Minot
Grunette
P.M. Clark
Prairie Promoter Hails Old Fashioned Eastern Summer Weather
The note recalls a long winter of 1915 and hints at approaching summer, implying a readiness to welcome a traditional eastern style warm spell, with curiosity about seasonal shifts for the prairie region this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halliday
Jamestown store burglaries surge in two weeks climax hits Pirin area
In Jamestown, North March 4, burglaries have risen over the past two weeks culminating in a bold break in at a prominent business on Pirin Street. Police report substantial damage and a loss estimated around 200 dollars. Residents urged to heed increased security measures.
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Jamoatown
Nth
Maret
Pirin
Evan
Burglar breaks into store via basement and trap door
The thief entered through a basement and a trap door, found a cash register open, and stole about $200 after ringing up $6.01. Employees returning from dinner found the crime, with some records missing. Other stores have reported robberies in the past two weeks.
Gasolene Thawing Attempt Causes Fire at Pump House
Nele Oligard near Walcott North Dakota reports a fire at a pump house caused by a gasoline explosion. A hired man tried to thaw a frozen pump with gasoline poured over it and set it alight, igniting the can and badly burning his hands and face.
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Walcott
N. D
Nele Oligard
Casa
Minot Auto House Blaze Threatens Plant Damage
Minot North Dakota March 9 a fire started in the boiler room of the Minot Auto Company's building and burned with vicious intensity threatening to envelop the entire plant. Damage estimates are unavailable but expected to exceed fire loss as water added to the damage, especially to office furniture. The fire department deployed multiple hose lines but the blaze burned stubbornly until much of the building was smoked and damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Minot Auto Company
Northwest hold up may cost doctor cash loss
Kenmare North Dakota report states Dr D H Bell of Tacoma Washington, a former physician here, may lose 4600.98 dollars from the North Coast Limited robbery at Covington Washington that week. The loss involved certificates of deposit and other negotiable papers endorsed and taken from the train.
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Kenmare
N. D
D. H. Bell
Tacoma
Wash
North Coast Limited
Covington
Runaway horse causes death in Minneapolis area
Rid D. March 4. A horse bolted during a hanebae ride, throwing Leon Ryder a local siding dealer from the rig. He died about 20 minutes later from injuries. Remains have been taken to Minneapolis for burial. Also reports crop yields from Langdon North Dakota 1915 Marquis Wheat trials with different sowing dates and ground conditions, showing varied bushel per acre results.
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Rid D
Hanebae Drake
Leon Ryder
Minneapolis
A Colorado Boy s Idea of the Farm
A Colorado farm youth proposes ideas to keep boys on the farm amid city lure. C W Knight from Colorado College of Agriculture suggests parental actions, church involvement, and hands on farming tasks. Recommendations include magazines, parties, annual outings, involvement in planting, and giving boys a small tract to farm. He also urges a horse, regular chores, and teaching kindness and responsibility.
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C. W. Knight
Colorado College of Agriculture
Knight
AL OF Bane
Organization of Boy Scouts Formed in Bowbells City
A royal troop of Boy Scouts is formed in Bowbells with Rev A I Beer and C H Worr guiding a tenderfoot to first class program. Examinations yield 109 total marks with named boys scoring 90 85 85 85 88 80 80 80 and others awaiting exam. New scoutmasters Rev A Hi Beer and Mr Worf named National HQ appoints.
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Organization of
Boy Scouts
City of
Bowbells
A. I. Beer
C. H. Worr
Douglas Campbell
Thomas Wiper
Samuel Coleman
Eugene Schultz
Philo Schulte
Milton Miller
Oliver Abbott
Laverne Perring
George Brennan
Roy Moore
Garland Akers
Rodney Heath
Henry Harmd
Regina Coleman
Hiram ‘Wiper
Enderiin
Tenderfoot
Congress
Boy Scouts of America
New York City
A. Hi-Beer
Worf
Jocal Methodist Sunday School
G.H. Phelps
Farm wisdom from a Colorado youth on farming education
An observant Colorado farmer child warns that sending kids to state agricultural schools is only part of the lesson. He urges parents to teach children the ins and outs of farming, including the hows and whys, to inspire effort and understanding beyond mere work.
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Colorado
Birth registration saves inheritance disputes in Indiana
An Indiana farmer trusts his granddaughter’s inheritance to her 21st birthday but a missing birth date causes a court dilemma. A neighbor recalls a calf birth on the grandfather’s cow, validating the date and ending the dispute. The point is made by May McDonald of the N. D. Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
McDonald, N. D. Experiment Station
American rye ergot testing requested by drug firms
Drug manufacturers request two to three pounds of ergotized rye grains to test American grown ergot. They note Europe dominates ergot supply and seek to verify properties. Send samples to the Department of Botany at North Dakota Agricultural College for testing and potential procurement of cleaned screenings for processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Department of Botany
N. D. Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Alfalfa Increases Corn Crop Yields at North Dakota Station
At the North Dakota Experiment Station manure and alfalfa sod preceding corn raised yields. Corn after alfalfa produced 72.9 bushels per acre in 1916 and 66.9 in 1914. Comparisons show gains of 20.8 and 18.2 bushels in 1913 and 1914, averaging 19.6 bushels per acre due to prior alfalfa and manure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
The Home Convente and Beautiful Farmstead Circular
North Dakota Experiment Station issues circular No 10 by H O Werner detailing farmstead trees shrubs and flowers with fifty illustrations and diagrams showing building and planting locations. Available from Agricultural College North Dakota Experiment Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
The Irish Agent to Be Staged for St Joseph’s Church Benefit
Local talent will present The Irish Agent a four act Irish life comedy drama at Royal Theatre Friday evening next week to benefit St Joseph’s church. Ten performers are listed with rehearsals underway and scenery arrangements in progress. Admission is 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Theatre
St. Joseph’s
Notary Public Mo Ollis Listed in Tribune Building
A clipped OCR item notes a Notary Public named Mo Ollis located in The Tribune Building, with a garbled address referencing Mowbelly in North Dekots. The fragment suggests a formal listing or notice related to notarial services.
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Ollis
Tribune
Mowbelly
North Dekots
Northgate notes reveal moves and dances in community
Northgate correspondents report residents leaving for Ray North Dakota to make new homes. new baby born March 6. dances at Flaxton Bowbells and Northgate events. arrivals from Bowbells, Regina, and Minneapolis. road and bank updates plus a heated pool device.
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J. F. Miller
Ray, N. D
Philip Christenaen
Jim Borat
Harry
Oscar Amundeon
Merlo Lowe
Laur
Walsh
Jimmie Johnston
Arthur Lowe
Joe Whitcomettud
California
Whitcome
Ray Cannon
Tom Robertson
Kane
G. Carter
Mc Ray
Bowhells
First State Bank of
Northgate
Henry Westrum
Rowbells
Hager & Sealle
George
Great Northern
Nijohe
Bil
Christianson
Mason
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Devils Lake
SHER
Depot Helper AG
Grunnett
Minot Auto House
Blaze
Langdon
Marquis
Heirtm
Taf
Arthur Emerson
Munnneapolis
Misa Merle Parsova
Foothills
Grand Trunk
Sask
P. G. Neville
Pat McIntee
Bis
Paynesville
Thos, Madden, Sr
Bowbell
Harley
Tommy
Miss Haze
Emerson
John Savage
Flaxton
Rev
Christian
Groom
George Felton
L Wne
Henry Holt
Vnd
Olaltinge
Parnesville
Mra
Bowbelts
Poneas
Frank Kroman
Neville Tomor
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