Lignite Couple Married In This City
Car J Bagnen and Misa Merilla Clinton of near Lignite wed Saturday in this city at the Presbyterian church with Rev E A Glicriat officiating. Attendants were George Clinton and Clara Baglien. They returned home the same evening. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs John Baglien, is a prominent Burke county worker. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs M H Hein, is from a populous nearby community. The Tribune offers congratulations and best wishes. A baby girl arrived Tuesday night at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Faperson.
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Car J
Bagnen
Misa Merilla Clinton
Near Lignite
E. A. Glicriat
George Clinton
Clara Baglien
John Baglien
Burke County
Mra
M. Heiint
Mkethia
the Tribune
Gladden
Frank Faperson
Thie City
Four Republicans Seek Burke County Clerk Office
C J Wilson joins four candidates vying for Burke County clerk of district court on the Republican ticket. The field includes only local, young men described as pleasant. Wilson is praised for long public service and thorough familiarity with county offices, with expectations of strong support.
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C. J. Wilson
Burke County
Benno Drug Co Robbed In Minot North Dakota
Minot report to May 30 describes a gentlemanly thief entering via a rear window and stealing fifteen dollars from the cash register, leaving quietly. The same item notes a knitting club forming at Jorgen Hanson home to knit for the A R C, plus community notices, obituaries, and a local optical event with Dr. Roswell P. Merritt visiting Kenmare and Bow Bells.
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Minot
N. D
Benno Drug Co
Bowbells Plans Big Fourth of July Celebration
Bowbells Maine to celebrate Independence Day with sunrise guns, an industrial parade, a national speaker, and various sports, dances, and moving picture shows. Mayor J W Moore leads a committee arranging attractions to draw residents from surrounding towns for a full day of events from sunup to night.
Burke County Doubles Its Red Cross War Fund Allocation
Burke County expands its support for the Second World War relief effort, doubling the requested amount to the American Red Cross. Delays in receipts from county branches noted, with officials citing unavoidable holdups and a pledge to increase contributions as soon as funds arrive.
Flowing Well Floods Large Part of Farw
Flowing well near Sherwood North Dakota floods large area including Sid Béhemy’s field and Carlovale. Water depth reaches 250 feet, torrents inundate Paletberian area and nearby tower. reports say extensive damage and disrupted drainage as visitors observe the scene.
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Sherwood
N.D
Sid Béhemy
Paletberian
Draft age to work or fight under new ruling
Washington May 30 Every man of draft age must work or fight after July 2 under a drastic amendment to the selective service regulations announced today by Provost Marshal General Crowder. Idlers and all registrants in non-useful occupations will be given a new number and sent to military service if they refuse useful work. The measure targets gamblers, bucket shop attendants, waiters, bartenders, theatre workers, hotel staff, and others including ball players and riders in a broad, extending list. Local boards may act even without original jurisdiction, excluding dependents as a factor in applying the rule, with extensions anticipated as necessity requires. The aim is to boost labor for farms, shipyards, and munitions while ending talk of broad conscription.
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Washington
Selective Service
Crowder
Auman
Nif
Aident Wilson
Department of Iabor
United States
Chicago
New York
Sity
Jock‘sys
General Crowder
Baker
Germany
Mt AD
Serbes Mn
Ideal Official During Incumbency by Voters Note
A local notice lauds Clerk W C Martin as an ideal official who helps all. Voters compare him favorably to rivals, praising his office as one of the county’s most important. Many residents say he offers equal consideration, regardless of visitor or purpose, making him a trusted public servant.
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Gaurt
W. C.martin
Eandeag
Ieonow
Martin
Whiskey distillery raid in Hague North Dakota shocks Emmons County
Bramarck May 30. An alleged whiskey distillery and blind pig were raided at Hague under William Langer attorney general. A Northern Pacific freight car held about a dozen fifty gallon barrels of liquor plus bottles and equipment. Leonard Munz, owner of the blind pig, was arrested. Langer’s party claimed large quantities of liquor were seized.
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Bramarck
Hague
N. D
William Langer
Genare
Linton
General Langer
L. Watkins
Grant Martin
Scott Cameron
Ted Methover
Leonard
Watkins
Law Enforcement League
Walkers Move to Medicine Lake
H Walker who ran a tailoring shop in Bowbells and Mrs Walker who ran a dressmaking shop are moving to Medicine Lake Montana. They say local competition in Bowbells was strong and they could not profit. They expect to set up without local competition in their new location. Burke county feed mill owners are urged to write to the U S Food Administration Licensing Department Washington for a license.
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H. Walker
Bowbells
Burke County
U. S
Washington
Thos Peterson Proving Popular In Burke County
Thos Peterson, a Carter township resident seeking Burke County register of deeds, toured county towns this week praising voters for seeking qualified candidates. He is praised for hard work, reliability, and willingness to help others, with supporters predicting a primary election landslide in his favor over opponents.
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Thos. Peterson
Burke County
Carter Township
Office of Register of Deeds
Peterson
Dakota Bakery in Minot Fined for Wheat Substitutes
Grams Brothers proprietors of the Dakota Bakery received a $200 fine in Fargo for using wheat flour without required substitutes in baked goods. They were ordered to donate the amount to Minot Red Cross and warned that further violations could bring harsher penalties. authorities indicated more actions may follow against their business practices.
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Minot
N. D
Grams Brothers
Dakota Bakery
Fargo Ina
Biate
WF. Ladd
Parga
Pson
Delected Men Entertained on Return from Camp Lewis
Eighteen soldiers from this city who left for Camp Lewis Wash on Saturday were entertained Friday afternoon and Saturday morning. The afternoon involved visits and a clergy turnout. a dramatic show at the Royal Theatre followed by a grand ball. A large crowd attended both events with high spirits and the evening entertainment continued.
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Camp Lewis
Dilvetea
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Bowbells Prairie
Brom
Jorgen Hanson
J. Petterson
A. Fink
I. Thies
M. Hanson
Milas H. Jessen
Grandma Kenneth
C. Coe
H. Thmels
Marjorie Peterson
H. L. Peterson
Bright
Marjorie
Kenmare
M. Anderson
Flaxton
Midboa Fahé
Carple
J.and
A. Jacobaony
Roswell P. Merritt
N. Tak
Richardson Hotel
Maine
Bowvers
Bowbella
J. W. Moore
W.C. Martin
Whisky Distillery
North Dakota
Walker
Medicine Lake
Register of Deeds
Bla
Mont
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