Supreme court settles Ward and Mountrail county road tolls
The North Dakota Supreme Court holds that roads and bridges in the original Ward county remain public property and must be accounted for in the settlement with Mountrail county. The decision, part of a long dispute following Mountrail's 1908 organization, directs that the cost of public property be charged to Ward without depreciation and confirms that county record books are Ward property. The ruling affects Burke and Renville settlements and sets terms for forthcoming negotiations.
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Templeton
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Ward
Mountrail
Ward County
Mountrail County
Mountrail Commissioners
Supreme Court
Burke
Renville
Burke, Renville and Ward
State of North Dakota
State of
North Dakota
Ed. Schulenberg
E. H. Gaulke
John Berg
Board of County Commissioners
Arne Amundson
Ralph Abbott
Jens Glein
Lars Lokensgard
H. H. Hurd
Commis Missioners
Old County
Blackhand Scare At Washburn Broadside Threatens Town
Washburn North Carolina reports a wave of intimidation as a brick was thrown at the First National Bank window and a Funk residence window. A note reading Funk we ll get you yet was found in the doorway as cashier F E Bank offers 200 dollars reward. County Superintendent C H Hecht travels to Minot for bonds data amid school district debt questions. Blue Cafe plans spring dinners for farmers amid local activity.
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Washburn
N. C
F. E. Bank
First National Bank
Funk
C. H. Hecht
Minot
Burke
Mountrail
Ward County
Hecht
C. H. Marshall
Portal
Coteau
Tribune
Soo
Man Charged With Assault on Aged Moorhead Resident
Minot dispatch reports Fred Hines a bus driver for Smith's Transfer charged with assault and battery after a dispute with 78 year old E Van Houten Moorhead resident. Van Houten sustained facial injuries and eye damage from a blow. Trial set in district court this week.
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Minot
N. D
Fred Hines
Smith’s
Leland Hotel
Leighton
Hines
E. van Houten
Moorehead
van Houten
Great Northern
Soo
Buss
Moorhead
Minnesota
Bottineau Woman Assault Sparks Sheriff Hunt
Miss Helga Thompson and Mrs Geo Everson were attacked near the opera house as they walked home Wednesday night about nine. A man in a heavy sheep lined coat grabbed Miss Thompson by the throat and threw her to the ground injuring her head. Mrs Everson screamed and the assailant fled toward the elevators. The sheriff is investigating with no developments yet. The suspects are described as wearing a heavy coat hiding his features. A local business mention and farm sale notices follow.
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Bottineau
Helga Thompson
Geo. Everson
Opera House
Miss Thompson
Mitchell to Leave for Indiana Farm Venture
Ed Mitchell departs either tomorrow or Monday for his old Indiana hometown where he will establish his future residence. He has lived here for over six years and once thrived, but two crop failures in recent years hurt local farmers. He accepts a lucrative Indiana farming management offer, believing he can prosper more there than at home.
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Joseph Wolgamot
Cap’’ Wolgamot
Minot
Charles Jordan
T. Stromset
Stromset
Mr. Stromset
Jordan
Dr. Limberg
Bowbells
Coteau
A. J. Paulson
Flaxton
H. H. Coleman
Ara Carter
J. W. Moore
Iowa
Ed. Mitchell
Indiana
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R. 0. Miller
H. J. Linde
Geo. R. Robbins
Geo. A. Bangs
Dudley L. Nash
Geo. L. Ryerson
Scott Rex
Fisk
Blackhand
Blue Cafe
Eigk
J. A. Ormiston
Moorehead Man
Nekoma
Stewart
A. G. Bruce
Glasgow
Mont
Bruces
Ormiston
Park River
Stewart D. Ormiston
Langdon
Geo. Ormiston
Dr. Hobson
A. K. Vinge
Aed
Canada
John T. Charmiey
Kenmare
Kenmare News
Mr. Charmly
North Dakota State Press Association
T. B. Cave
Knute Frosaker
Ole Frosaker
Knute Braaten
Webb, Sask
Bowbells Implement Co
Thos, Peterson
John P. Erickson
Jim’ Stewart
Woburn
Albert Dilworth
Bert Carter
Carter Township
Herman Radenz
F. E. Heckin
Old State Bank
Burke County
Halvor Solum
Lyons Opera House
W. O. Gedesch
Bowbells Township
Conway
Ruffian
A. N. Olson
Olson & Davidson
Ingison
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