Kenmare Wins in Dist. B B Tournament
The third annual district basketball tournament concluded with Kenmare defeating Donnybrook to earn state berth in Fargo. Bowbells and Kenmare faced off in a semifinals clash as local favorites, with Kenmare triumphing in a crowded arena. The event generated about 412.65 in receipts, with net proceeds around 336 from tournament games, while officials praised the play of Ham merickson and Larsen on the first all district unit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenmare
Distelat
Fargo
Donnybrook
Bowbella
Kenmere
Donare
Mohall
Renville County
To & Cout
Steels
Anderson
Bowman
Mohalt
van Woert
Knutson
Mohalt Donnybrook Co
King Cinninger
Foster Halliday
Haugen
Kling
Foldnet
Foster
Sleeper
Knuteen
Roferes
C. Flag
A. FP
Emanuel
Bowbell
Kegpare
Joep
Hammerickeon
Ward
Mery
Kentate Wee
Raeates Toieee
Masters Larson P
Schults Bairmal Sankey
Meete
Masters
Tacets G
Hammerickson
P- Sohal Sesnits
Ward County School
Kenmare Bowman
Gross
King
King Fur Bowman
Larsen
Feldner
George Hammerickson
Fraternity Hall
Boosters Club
Bowbelle
Polk
Bowdbella
W. Hammerickson
Maastera
Cinninger
Neileon
Flaxton
Rohe
Aybrook
Bowbells
Farm Institute At Bowbells Planned With Luncheon
Arrangements by local business leaders and County Agent Swanson invite visiting farmers and families to a midday luncheon and reception at Fraternity Hall on Tuesday March 28 during the Farmora Institute. Morning sessions at Royal Theatre precede a community singing session led by Superintendent Marty Polk. a men’s meeting at the Royal Theatre and a women’s address at Fraternity Hall are planned. Boy Scouts will assist, and volunteers may help care for babies brought by attending mothers.
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Swanson
Fraternity Hall
Farmora Institute
Bowbells
Royal Theatre
Melby
Gemicapt
Marty Polk
Testitute Corps
Bowbells Boy Scouts Keep Street Ditches Open
The Bowbells Boy Scouts assisted by opening ditches to drain street water. Walter Norlin and Clarence Mertes are recovering from illness. Stanley Donovan is ill but hopeful for a quick recovery. The report notes local efforts and student activity amid a sickness period.
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Walter Norlin
Clarence Mertes
Stanley Donovan
Ene
Siduratis
Het Hayes
Gronna declares candidacy for U S senator from North Dakota
A J Gronna of Lakota announced early Tuesday his bid to succeed Porter J Melvin Cumber as U S senator. He seeks Republican endorsement, urging a farmers program including completion of the Grand Forks state mill and elevator and an expanded Bank of North Dakota to finance state industry and farm credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Gronna
Lakota
United States
Porter J. Mel Cumber
Senate
Grotna
North Dakota
Congress
B. F. Ladd
North Dakota Agricultural College
Grotina
Ee Ie
Ning
Minnesota
Coal Miners Set to Strike April First Across Districts
Washington reports little hope for averting a strike by United Mine Workers as operators refuse to enter wage contract talks for the central competitive field. Secretary Davis urged negotiations, but officials say existing 1920 wage scales remain in effect and leverage dwindles as the strike date nears.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Davis
United Mini Workers of America
General Union Organisation
Wag
Aioe
Eee
Sano omMcial
The
Dogres
North Dakota Bond Dept Shows Profit Despite Losses
The North Dakota bonding department reports small losses from defalcations since inception but overall earnings and surplus remain strong. Four-year losses total 5 000 with recoveries bringing net loss to 106165.71 and net earnings totaling 139631.10 across 1917 to 1921, while ponds in force reach 15082650.00.
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State Bonding Dept
North Dakota
State Bonding Department
8.& Olsness
Harold Hopton
North Dak
Warrant Out For Loftus Perjury Charge
Warrants for the arrest of O E B Lofthus former state bank examiner of North Dakota and Myron W Thatcher of Minneapolis president of the Audit company of that city on charges of perjury were issued Monday in Fargo. Immediate service anticipated with Lofthus in Bismarck and Thatcher in Minneapolis. Sheriff Fred Kraemer of Cass county said steps would be taken at once to bring about the arrests.
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LOFT
O. EB. Lofthus
State Bank
North Dakota
Myron W. Thatcher
Minneapolis
Ee *'- Audit Company
Fargo
Lofthus
Bismarck
Thatcher Fn
Fred Kraemer
Cass County
No Chance for Small Investors in North Dakota Bonds
A February 25 1922 letter from Lewis Crawford of the Industrial Commission to Lawrence Kopriva explains that mill and elevator bonds will be issued only in 1000 denomination units due to delays and legal needs. They will refund smaller certificates with interest at 6 percent per week, mailing details to Kopriva for redemption around March 15.
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Lewis Crawford
The
Industrial Commission
Lawrence Kopriva
Kopriva
New
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. D
Bowballa
N. Dak
Bonn
Bank of North Dakota
Burke-Divide Co N P L Meet At Bowbells
Delegates to the Nonpartisan League convention gather in Bowbells this Wednesday afternoon. A partial delegate list is provided from records and local township officials, naming Leaf Moustain two Carl Trulin Geo White Samuel Nicky and others. The Divide county legislative delegation includes Robert Pait Roy Frazier E E Engberg Peter Helland Thomas Lynch Dan Rice B M Fagerland Ed Johnson R H Lynch Einer Twete W J Hayes.
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Nonpartisan League
Bowbells
Register of Deeds
Carl Trulin
Minnesota
Geo. White
Portal
Samuel Nicky
Vale
George Dahl
Lakeview
Elmer Curt
Bowhells
H. H. Coleman
Flaxton City
Andrew Nelson
North Star Two
Jake Gagnuim
Gee
Dan Rice
B. M. Fagerland
Ed. Johnson
R. H. Lynch
Einer Twete
W. J. Hayes
Townley Visits Bowbells for Balance of Power Talk
A.C. Townley of the Nonpartisan League spoke in Bowbells after a Crosby speech. About 30 locals gathered at the courthouse to hear him discuss the balance of power proposition. Townley appeared in good health and spoke for two hours as the county convention convened in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Townley
Bowbells
A.C. Townley
Nonpartisan League
Bowhells
Minot
Crosby
Court House
Fresh Air in Schoolrooms Boosts Health and Grades
N D Pennant argues that abundant fresh air improves student health and performance. It dilutes disease particles and strengthens individual vitality, reducing headaches colds grippe and contagious diseases while enhancing order and return on investment for taxpayers and teachers.
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N. D. Pennant
Farmers Listed Who Have Seed For Sale In North Dakota
Farmers seeking pure home grown seed should contact Prof H L Bolley at the Agricultural College in North Dakota. He has published a list of seed for sale grown in the state and inspected for variety purity freedom from reed seeds and germination. The list includes D-1 Monad wheat Kabatika wheat D-5 Red Durum Wilt Resistant flax alfalfa sweet clover chrome grass corn and other seed varieties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bolley
Agricultural College
N. D
Bolley
North Dakota
Baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Insanks in Columbus
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Insanks announce the birth of a baby girl on Saturday February 25. Misa Helen Hagen arrived from Anoka Minnesota and will visit her grandmother Mrs Helena Hagen. An influenza outbreak has sickened several residents in Columbus though none serious.
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Woonwourwr
Lawrence Insanks
Misa Helen Hagen
Anoka
Minnesota
Helena Hagen
Columbus
Ila
Tarver
St. Patrick's
Farmers Institute For Colum
Farm Problems Discussed by Four Speakers on March 22
A meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 22 with sessions in morning afternoon and evening. Four prominent well versed speakers will address various farm problems.
Divide County League Meets at Crosby
Delegates from all Divide county voting precincts attend the Nonpartisan League convention in Crosby to plan the 1922 county campaign. The meeting endorsed Governor Swan J. Prager for U S Senator and praised county officials and departments under the county commissioners board. Delegates R W Frazier Erickson and R H Lynchey were chosen for a straight League ticket with Ralph Ingerson visiting and addressing the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Divide County
Ouguy
Crosby
League Nation
Swan J. Pragier
United States
Board of
Nonpartisan League
League
R. W. Frazier
Co. Eb, Erickson
R. H. Lynchey
Hion
Ralph Ingerson
Flaxton
Court House
Tagbraon
Divide County Farmers Press
Women's Nonpartisan Club Executive Meeting Notice
The Executive Committee of the Women's Nonpartisan clubs will meet in Fargo on March 21 and 22 to discuss matters pertaining to the clubs. All members and counties are advised to attend and remit dues or inquiries. The notice is signed by Mrs. H. R. Wood, State treasurer. The fire is spreading rapidly in the Powers Lake district.
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Fargo
Reene
Iome
Npartisan
H. R. Wood
Powers Lake District
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Institute
BOY Scouts
Gronna
Minneta
Th Dakota
Bank of
Farmers’ Bank
Labor Department
Lewis F. Crawford
Sec
Neates
McCumber
Nestos
Fred Hapson
Howballa
D. D
Burke-Divide CO. N. P.L
Burke County
Burke-Divide
Columbus News Ee
Sen
Ingerson Bounds
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