Only One Permit In Ward County Reported
In Ward county only one permit remains in force after efforts by the States Attorney Nestos to surrender others. F M White of Donnybrook contests the surrender and plans to hold his permit until its September expiry. If violations are found, action will be taken. Seventeen permits existed ten days ago. now one remains amid a drought in the area.
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Ward County
Nestos
F. M. White
Donnybrook
White
States Attorney's Office
Ward
Funk Was Killed Accidentally by Mysterious Bullet
Grand Forks N D April 29 Frank E Funk cashier of the First National Bank of Washburn was shot and killed in what officials claim was an accident. The defense argues the bullet came from a distance and not from William T Anderson’s home. Lack of motive for Anderson is emphasized as a defense point.
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Grand Forka
N. C
Frank E. Funk
First National Bank of
Washburn
Funk
Tracy
Bangs
Anderson
Anderson Held Without Bail In First Degree Murder
The report states Anderson was not at the scene of the killing until a large crowd gathered. He claims he was in his basement and then in his garage before going to the Funk home. He is jailed in McLean County on a first degree murder charge without bail.
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Funk
Anderson
Hig Garage
Tin
McLean County
Robbers Loot Four Williston Stores In One Night
Four Williston stores were entered early Friday morning and looted for over 400 dollars. The Eidsman Grocery Co Carlton Tayloring Co Seven Bars Meat Market and Williston Millinery were broken into with the grocery safe opened and about 400 dollars in cash taken. No clues identify the robbers and the sheriff hunts the same gang across the region. Investigators note the breaks occurred after 1 oclock and suspect coordination among the culprits.
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Williston
N. C
Eidsman Grocery Co
Carlton Tayloring Co
Seven Bars Meat Market
Williston Millinery
Depot at Willow City Burglarized in North Dakota
Bottineau April 28 Great Northern depot at Willow City was broken into and goods including liquor stolen. Sheriff Sandstrom and deputies found evidence of other robberies by the same party at Severin Cote's home with coats clothing hardware and weapons. Indicators link the thefts to Deloraine and Mani counties.
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Bottineau
N. D
Great Northern
Willow City
Sandstrom
Severin Cote
Andia
Wildow City
Overly
Deloraine
Mani
Greek celebration ends in accidental shooting in Grand Forks
John Valianas, a Greek laborer, lies in St. Michael's hospital with a bullet in his right breast after a gun in a celebration readied by Greek Orthodox revelers failed to fire. The incident occurred around 2 AM near the university as men marked Christmas with Bible readings and gunshots. Officer Herrick investigated and Valianas walked to explain the accident, with hopes of survival depending on his condition.
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Grand Forks
N. D
John Valianas
St. Michael's Hospital
Valianas
Herrick
Hartman Sets Example for Others in Bowbells Gardens
Jeweler E. E. Hartman earns praise for beautifying Bowbells with flowers and landscaping. He rises early to weed and tends his garden, recently leasing adjacent ground to extend his display and moving dirt to level the lot. Neighbors are urged to learn from his meticulous work and dedication.
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E. E. Hartman
Mises
Bowbells
United States
Hartman
Commercial Club in Bowbells Revived and Reorganized
A Bowbells meeting at the rear of the First State Bank revived the Commercial club, elected new directors and officers, planned city boosting efforts, and set a budget target. Over one hundred dollars was collected as $5 membership fees were paid by present business men.
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First State Bank
Commercial Club of
Bowbells
Knute Fresaker
Jerry Donovan
M. H. Powers
N. L. Simonson
H. L. Lyon
R. T. Blenkner
Geo. C. Benno
Geo. H. Carey
T. M. Donovan
Opera House
Benno Drug and Jewelry Co. Prepay Postage in May
The Benno Drug and Jewelry Co announces a May postage prepay offer on all merchandise ordered for 60 cents or more with cash, not to exceed 11 pounds. Orders from Bowbells residents and distant readers will be shipped the same day, enhancing convenience and possibly ensuring ongoing free delivery. A half page Tribune ad details the plan.
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Benno Drug and Jewelry Co
Bowbells
Benne
the Tribune
Another Electric Light Proposition for Bowbells
The Bowbells proposal suggests obtaining electric power from the Kenmare plant at lower rates than building a local plant. Connecting wires could cost under 4000 dollars, with Kenmare possibly funding the line through preferred stock or bonds. Citizens reluctant to own a plant might buy bonds or preferred stock instead, while Kenmare officials consider an internal arrangement.
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Kenmare Electic
Kenmare
Bowbells
Tribune
Four Are Pinched By Minot Deputy In Kenmare Raid
Deputy Sheriff Dan Dougherty led a raid on an alleged disorderly house in Kenmare on Friday night. A barrel of beer was confiscated and an injunction issued against the owners banning such use in the future. One arrestee, Cecile Stensland, reportedly ran the establishment after residents complained to state’s attorney R. A. Neates, prompting the deputy’s action.
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Dan Dougherty
Danted
Dan Doug
Kenmare
Cecile Stensland
R. A. Neates
Dougherty
Ex sheriff Lee WIns On Appeal In North Dakota Case
Minot ND April 26 the state supreme court affirmed Judge K E Leighton s ruling granting a new trial for former Sheriff John J Lee in First International Bank v Lee The bank initially won damages for alleged failure to seize property on a writ of attachment The high court remanded for a new trial but the disposal of key points ends the case and no further trial will occur Legal teams Noble Blood Adamson and Palda Aaker Grean represented Lee and Portal Bank respectively Judge Bruce wrote the opinion
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Minot
N. D
Supreme Court
K. E. Leighton
First International Bank
John J. Lee
Lee
Mr. Lee
E. B. Goss
Bank
Leighton
Judge Goks
Noble, Blood & Adamson
Palda, Aaker & Grean
Portal Bank
Bruce
Child Dies After Eating Poison near Mandan
Mandan North Dakota April 30 A sad incident at the Bendickson home about thirty miles south of Mandan reports a baby girl of Mrs James Ford dying from convulsions after eating what is believed to be poisoned grain. Mrs Ford was stricken and treated, while Mrs Gunt Hendricks near Place mourns her husband who disappeared and has not been heard from since.
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Mandan
N. D
Bendickson
James Ford
Ford
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