Crosby Man 15 Robbed at Minot
Hans Trettin of Crosby was robbed of 186 in cash and 360 in drafts at the Great Northern depot in Minot North Dakota on May 3 after accepting a whiskey drink. He regained consciousness later and reported the theft. police are investigating and Crosby Bank has stopped payment on the drafts.
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Great Northern Railway
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Trettini
Dimpelf
Great Northern
Crosby Bank
Apple Man Ig Now in Prison In North Dakota Swindle Case
George B Wright alias several names was jailed for five years in federal prison for mail fraud linked to the Northwestern Growers Association. The scheme involved selling Michigan apples at absurdly low prices, deceiving many in Michigan and North Dakota. Wright’s arrest followed efforts by W M Me of the North Dakota Bankers Association and was confirmed by Secretary Compton of the Illinois Bankers Association.
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Dakota
Minot
George B. Wriptit
Fargo
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
Wright
Michigan
Northwestern Growers’ Association
Mefadden Mei
Manlty
Bowbells to Get Electric Light Power This Fall
Bowbells may receive electricity from the Kenmare plant after a Commercial Club meeting directed Secretary H L Lyon to negotiate running wires and power. The plan, discussed previously in The Tribune, is believed to be satisfactory to both Bowbells and the light plant owners, with a deal likely before fall.
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H. L. Lyon
Kenmare
Tribune
Seed Treatment Urged For Clean, Healthy Crops In Capitol Call
Jamestown Superintendent Bor ichert urges treating seed grain and potatoes with formaldehyde to prevent smut and rust. He notes late seeding and warns neglect could harm crops, stressing vigilance and soil health. Also reports disputes with a Bowbells real estate firm over land deals and agent conduct.
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Borichert
Daily Capitol
Bowbells
Burke County
Herman Endreson
Jim Gagnum Place
Frosaker Bros
Bowbells Implement Co
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Bowbells Plan for Fourth Celebration in Town
Residents discuss a possible Fourth of July event in Bowbells with a county fair vibe. Proposals include a fireworks budget, ball games, foot races, and purse prizes totaling around a hundred dollars. Community members favor a townwide celebration over a race meet, awaiting a clear decision.
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Viclnity
It Will Be a Prosperous Year for North Dakota
The coming year promises unusual prosperity for North Dakota with satisfactory crop conditions and strong state growth. Railways, wholesale and distributing firms invest, predicting over 20 percent more railway mileage and thousands of miles of new tracks, signaling continued expansion and opportunity for business.
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North Dakota
North Dakota Births Deaths Measles Highlight March Vital Stats
March vital statistics for North Dakota show 1 041 births and 368 deaths. Measles report 245 cases statewide amid calls for year round cleanliness and fewer seasonal cleaning. Local note on Frank Cosand of Plymouth Stock Farm near Lostwood expanding dairying and cattle holdings with plans to buy Holsteins and lease dairy operations. Young residents hung May baskets on town buildings, with two baskets left on The Tribune front door.
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Grand Forks
Frank Cosand
Plymouth
Lostwood
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Burke County
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Y Big Derry
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Iowa
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You Havn't Been True Says Girl in Fargo
Pearl LaBelle, a half breed Indian squaw, attacked James Kauffmier with a butcher knife in a Fargo chop suey restaurant, claiming she would AIM him for not being true. The knife pierced his clothing and flesh near the right breast but did not prove fatal, aided by his overcoat. the assailant was arrested and her case continued to Monday in Judge Miller's court.
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Pearl LaBelle
James Kaufmier
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Kastmier
Elderly Man Collapses From Hunger in Berthold
Joseph Farley, sixty one, ejected from No 3 Tuesday, collapsed in Berthold Main Street while en route from Virginia to Ross Montana to live with his daughter. With only 1.25 left and two days nearly foodless, bystanders collected 15 to ease his journey. he was revived at Dr Hissis office and continued westward.
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Joseph Farley
Virginia
Ross
Montana
Big Destinaton
Janl
Death Mystery Near Towner North Dakota Man Missing
In Towner North Dakota Sheriff Lampoon and State's Attorney Ul srud investigated Peter Maarud a 70 year old resident living six miles north of town on Mouse River after he vanished for several days. He marked April 13 on his calendar the last time checked and his traps were left as if ready. Authorities searched his cabin below the El Mot bridge and reviewed clues for possible accident or self harm along the river.
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Gasoline Prices Rise Shocks Local Residents
The article notes gasoline selling at 20 cents per gallon recently, the highest in the city’s history, with fears it may rise again. It mentions a river incident where a man fell in and his body may have drifted downstream, and valuables were gathered and sent to Towner.
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Towner
Bankers Favor Diversified Farming to Safeguard Loans
A First National Bank of Muskogee statement argues bankers prefer loans backed by real farming assets and diversified crops. It notes high North Dakota rates reflect risk, while diversified methods and livestock health reassure lenders. Postmaster R. Bronson of Coteau promotes local business and community progress.
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Oklahoma
North Dakota
Itha
Noth Dakota
Speedy justice to Geagh thief
Beach North Dakota May 6 One William Rogers age around 19 stole 115 dollars from William Frances on Henry Feldman farm last Friday Rogers and Frances roomed together Rogers learned of money in a trunk He bought a full clothing outfit and headed west A warrant led to his capture in Billings Sheriff Madison returned him He pled guilty and received one year in the state penitentiary
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Peaken Mary
Accidental Death of Rugby Girl 15 in North Dakota
May 3 Rugby North Dakota Annie Baug en aged 14 accidentally shot herself with a twelve gauge shotgun in a summer kitchen annex. The gun jammed on a door staple as she leaned to sight through the barrel and discharged, killing her instantly. Local city council tasks included pool table coverings after 11 pm, licensing dogs, rounding up strays, appointing a poundkeeper, filling a cellar hole, designating the Tribune as official paper, and a large dance at Coteal with many local youths attending.
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Annie Baugen
Mikkel Haagen
HT Menges
Carey
Commercial Club
the Tribune
Flour mill possible in Bow bells town before fall
T O Stromset of tila city weighs installing a flour mill under consideration. He sees no way out but that a mill of 35 barrel capacity run by gasoline engine could pay. Kenmare and Columbia mills earn good returns and supply farmers with flour bran and shorts. Local farmers and residents urge the project and it may be installed before fall.
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Bowbelle
T. O.stromset
Tila City
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