Two Die In Great Northern Wreck Near Tunbridge
In Minot North Dakota on November 20 engineer Isaac Wright and fireman William O’Leary died when Great Northern fast mail No 28 collided with a freight train a half mile west of Tunbridge at 12 25 am. Wright was thrown from the cab and O Leary was crushed between engine and tender. Five others were injured including Conductor R C Wynn and Ned Price. The wreck halted near Tunbridge as crews worked to free bodies and transport the injured to Rugby and Minot.
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Minot
N. D
Isaac Wright
William O'Leary
Great Northern
Tunbridge
O Leary
O'Leary
Wright
Great Northern Fast Mail No
Isaaze Wright
Fast Mail
William O’leary
R. C. Wynn
Devils Lake
Fast
William Radinbaugh
Ned Price
St. Paul
Express Messenger
Dan Healy
Jennings
Thededee
William Christian
D. W. Acker
Harry Owens
Clayton
C. E. Leverich
Thanksgiving Service and Knife Sale at Salem German Evangelical
A brief church notice announces a Thanksgiving morning service at 10:30 in the German language by M at the Salem German Evangelical Church. The event invites attendees to view a new assortment of knives and razors offered by Krueger.
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Salem
Evangelical
Krueger
Bowbells to Form Cornet Band Plans by Leader Seimers
Fred Seimers, head of Bowbells Coteau orchestra, contemplates forming a Bowbells cornet band this winter. He announced a meeting to organize and perfect the group with experienced local musicians, aiming for a profitable permanent band for Bowbells and its players.
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Fred Seimers
Bowbells-Coteau
Bryne
the Tribune
Seimers
Bowbells
Visit the school to show interest and boost pupil morale
A note urges visiting the school for half days to encourage boys, girls, and the teacher. A few words from residents like Jane Feadhae would lift spirits and foster enthusiasm for the schools and the community. A fountain pen was picked up Monday near Quality Meat Market and turned in at the office.
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Puplis
Jane Feadhae
Achas
W.guy
Wrestling match at Lyons opera house stirs Bowbells crowd
The most exciting local bout saw S. A. Stef onowicz of Bowbells versus Minnesota’s Shorty Albert. Albert won two rounds while Stef took the third. Referee A. B. Corey drew criticism for calls. A postfight dance drew a large crowd.
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Bowbells
Lyons Opera House
S. A. Stefonowicz
Shorty Albert
Minnesota
Shorty Land
Stefonowicz
Albert
Shorty
Stefano
Stef
A. B. Corey
Corey
Farmers and banks tie profits to harvest strength
English walnuts priced at 40 cents a pound by Krueger Drug Co. Discussion notes bankers' interest in farming, linking bank activity to farm product levels and money circulation. William F. Mosher from eight miles west of Coteau reports ongoing threshing in hills, snow-moistened grain, and likely thaw impact next spring. Rev. D O Sullivan departs Monday for St Paul for a brief visit and business.
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First National Bank
Coteau
Flaxton
Feion
Krueger Drug Co
William F. Mosher
the Tribune
Mir. M
Foelles
Rev
St. Paul
Disastrous fires hit Kenmare and nearby Baden
Kenmare reports a major blaze destroying the Peoples Cash Store owned by McMaster and Porter and the post office, with the building a total loss. Baden sees the Royal elevator burn as wind drives flames. 3000 bushels of grain ruined. Father O Sullivan plans no Mass on the first Sunday in December. Coal teams may cross Dee Lakes frozen over, aiding farmers across Bowbells. Threshing under way as weather permits.
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Kenmare
Peoples Cash
McMaster & Porter
Royal Elevator
Baden
M. W. Schrader
Tribune
DeaLacs
Bowbells
Attempt 10 Burn Kenmare Hotel Fire in Kenmare N D
Kenmare North Dakota November 18 a daring hotel fire near the Florence hotel where two gallons of kerosene were poured as guests slept. Night clerk Melvin Chatman crawled through smoke to raise the alarm and later fished the flaming can from the sitting room. Firefighters used extinguishers to subdue the blaze. Several guests escaped in night attire with burns and injuries.
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Kenmare
N. D
Florence
Melvin Chatman
Chatman
Babcock
Round House
W. Lubben
Joe King
J. W. Anderson
Lubben
Norberg patents tire device to prevent slipping on snow or mud
Andrew Norberg seeks a U S patent for a tire mounting device that grips wheels to prevent slipping on snow or mud. He claims it does not cut or wear tires unlike chains and uses larger hooks to propel the machine through rough terrain. A small filing fee and final permit are needed for patent rights. Krueger Drug Co promotes Velvet Hand products priced 1.15 to 4.00.
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Andrew Norberg
United States
Gerard
Nt Time Ag
New Smith Shops
Krueger Drug Co
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