Minot woman sent to Jamestown asylum for morphine abuse
In Minot North Dakota May 6 a colored woman identified as Luln Cook was adjudged mentally deranged after morphine use. She had lived with her husband who left her and she was removed to St Joseph's hospital before being sent to Jamestown asylum following the insanity board ruling.
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Minot
N. D
Jamestown Asylum
Sheedas
Board of In
Jarvistreet
St. Joseph's Hospital
County Board of Insanity
Jamestown
William Murray
Insanity Board
Ward County
James
Serious accidents near Watford ND reported
Watford North Dakota May 6 two farm accidents near Watford were reported. J B Chansgse a McKenzie county merchant and farmer suffered a compound leg injury after being struck by a lever on a traction plow outfit and was taken to Watford for care. Angus McMaster a 14 year old boy was run over by a disc while working on his brother’s farm north of town. The team frightened and the disc dragged him, breaking a collarbone and injuring his hip and body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watford
Bork Farm
J. B. Chansgse
McKenzie County
Chaussee
Angus McMaster
Diac
Hin
Yan
Barnes
Littel Child Killed by Horse Near Strausburg
A six year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Behwottegr, formerly of Shields, was fatally kicked by a horse near Strausburg while playing with other children. The incident occurred as she moved toward a path by the paddocks, according to witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
N. D
Bartara
Dire PB
Behwottegr
Shields
Strausburg
Emuloaschusty
Colored woman shoots man in Fargo dispute
Gilmore Hayes, a colored man, lies critically ill at St. John's hospital after a late night shooting at 207 Third Street North. Bertha Terry, also colored, is in county jail on $2000 bail awaiting a preliminary hearing. She claims self defense as Hayes allegedly threatened her. Hayes’s condition remains serious but improving marginally.
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Fargo
N. D
Gilmore Hayes
St. John’s Hospital
Third Street North
Bertha Terry
Hayes
Pacsert
Pate
Nae
One
Anderson
Pollée
Wasq
Aelf
Minot Jailbird 15 Again Arrested in Assault Case
Minot North Dakota May 6 Mike Mutee was arrested on the charge of attempted assault against a boy reported to be eight or nine. The alleged incident occurred along the Great Northern right of way and a witness reportedly intervened to save the child. A preliminary hearing was postponed after a venue change to Justice of the Peace C C Williams.
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Minot
N.D
Mike Mutee
James Tegan
Mijlee
Mutow
John
Justice of the Peace
C. C.C
Bb. Relank
Owith
Plentywood 18 Winner Of Fight Over County Seat
Grand Forks North Dakota May 6 Plentywood will remain the Sheridan county seat after District Judge F M Utter sustained a demurrer by G A Bangs to Medicine Lake equity suit filed Feb 18 1915. Medicine Lake may appeal to Montana Supreme Court.
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Grand Forks
N. da
Plentywood
Sheridan County
Mont
F. M. Utter
G. A. Bangs
Medicine Lake
Bangs
Glasgow
Supreme Court of Montana
District Court
Utter
Sheridan
G. H. Hurd
H. M. Lewis
Paul Babcock
Equity
Weirs
Montana Supreme Court
State's Attorney Intervenes in Local Marriage Case
Mandan North Dakota May 6 The state attorney says Cupid backed off the boards after a series of verbal darts and threats. Max Kaufmann reportedly married Fannie Altman in a courthouse ceremony by Judge J C Johison. The couple had lived together for about five years prompting the attorney to warn against unlawful cohabitation and threaten legal action.
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Mandan
N. D
Singer
Cupid
Aew
Max Kaufmann
Court House
J.C. Johison
Fannie Altman
Langer
Barnes
Post Office
Le Melero Victim of Horse Stall Accident
Henry Le Melero suffered a scalp wound after a horse reared in a stable, striking him in the head as he tended the animals. He received care and remained in stable condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
le Melero
Horaes
Ble Jauimal
LeMolgree
Santa Ees
Fragmentary Fire Report Mentioning Miss Martie at Fleeton
A partial, garbled report describes a fire incident involving Miss Martie at a location named Fleeton. Details are unreadable, with mentions of accident and a lamp exploding.
Woman suffers severe burns in explosive accident
The injured woman, frightened by a blast, exploded hands arms and legs, with much of her clothing burned away. She ran to a nearby barrel of water to extinguish the flames. Medical relief arrived and she remains in a serious but stable condition.
Wortan Saves Her Drowning Child
Mrs. Robert Graham of Watford North Dakota saved her two year old son from Cherry Creek. While her child drifted facedown in the stream she sprang into the water, recovered the boy and kept him from drowning until he could be resuscitated hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watford
N. D
Mra
Robert Graham
Mra Graham
Cherry Creek
Boy kept rifle wound secret after shooting incident
In Fossenden North Dakota on May 6 Herbert Piedt ten years old son of Mr and Mrs Piedt of Bremen carried a rifle wound in his leg for over twelve hours without whimpering. A neighbor boy also involved the rifle discharged accidentally the bullet lodged in Herbert clothing. The story describes secrecy and eventual discovery and medical treatment.
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Fossenden
N. D
Herbert
Young Piedt
Threaten Death To Prevent Testimony
Walter Hagelin, a resident near Hoynes in Adams County, reports letters claiming his life would be threatened if he testifies. He says he received a demand to appear or face killing within five days and was found unconscious near his home after an alleged ambush. Authorities, Sheriff Stiekens and State’s Attorney Garberg, investigate the claim and possible coercion connected to a state case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davie
Davin
Kasner
Dunn Center Walk
Sherif Brown
Davis
Belser
Fuigo
N. D
Retelpt
Walter Hagelin
Hoynes
Adamé
Ho Stiekens
Garberg
Feeding Young Chicks Methods From North Dakota Station
The article outlines early chick feeding, stressing 48 hours post hatch without feed, initial grit, and small frequent meals. It details day by day rations, from 12 hours of oyster shell and water to oat meal for day one, a grain mix for day two, and ongoing hopper feeding with bran and meal blends. It also notes green feed benefits and special tips for breeders versus broilers, plus a local note on the Bowbells Bulletin shutdown and Mrs. Russell’s relocation plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
N. D. Exp
Game Warden Nets Illicit Duck, Gin Case Near Bremen
Game Warden Lungren confiscated a gin and two game ducks from an Italian laborer in Bremen area. After days of pursuit Lungren located the suspect, Lovin Febraftian, and he pleaded guilty before the county court, paying a $20 fine and costs. The finding included two wild ducks in possession.
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Bremen
Lungren
Nina
Lovin
Fokwenden
Als ‘Ponsession
Bulletin Good Will Sold to Tribune
Bulletin indicates good will was sold to Tribune publisher B. A. Stotenowles of Thy Tribune. The Tanuteabas ha good will and related assets were transferred to the new owner. The last issue left the Holletin to be sprinted and dated April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulletin
Tribune
Thy Tribune
Tanuteabasha
Bawbelia
Girl Goes Insane May Be Deported
Devils Luke N D May 6 The insanity commission ruled Sofie Garyi daughter of a Pinlander near Brockett mentally incompetent and ordered her sent to a feeble minded institution pending federal action. She came to America two years ago and began unbalanced, later wandering toward Finland and being found miles from home by her father.
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Luke
N. D
Sofie Garyi
Brockett
Insanity Commission
America
Ahe
Finland
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James Coffey
Internal Revenue
Nori
South —Dakota
Aberdeen
Aik
Gel Davie
Mortti
Mayville
N. C
Formar
Wits
Plentiwood
State's. Attorney
Dan Gups
Miss Martie
Hieer Mig
Aovident
Wortan
Ome
Brockan
Fooking
Wfiur Ir Conultatrien
Ers
Star
Bowbells Bulletin
Sharp Boys
W. ¥. Snyder
Handa
H. L. Lyon
M. J. Russell
Russell
Woburn
Carl Jensen
Bowbells
Burke County
Jensen Place
Jensen
Nelson
Hannon
Sensen
Sherif Heath
Bowbella
Umea
Bane
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