Boy Frees Prisoner From Williston Jail
Wylliston New Mexico September report says Louis Olson escaped from the county jail by using a kitchen key obtained by a youth, Kenneth Jorden, who climbed to reach a chair and unlock the outer door. Olson had been sentenced to one year for burglary. eleven other prisoners did not escape.
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Wylliston
NM. D
Louis Olson
Erickson
Kenneth Jorden
Jorden
Olson
Sherif
Ling
Woman Injures In Auto Crash Near Hoople
Near Hoople North Dakota an automobile collided with a buggy carrying Mrs. Robert Patterson and her daughter. The buggy was wrecked and both women sustained serious injuries. A. Ay Rygh, president of Cavalier's First National Bank, was driving home from Grand Forks when the horse bolted and the buggy shied into the path of the car. Mrs Patterson remained unconscious the following morning.
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Hoople
A. Ay Rygh
Wirst National Bank
Cavalier
Grand Forks
Robert Patterson
Bugsy de
Two Shot In Blind Pig Scrape At Carrington Depot
Sheriff Morgan was wounded in the arm during a disturbance near the Northern Pacific depot in Carrington. Bootleggers and townsfolk clashed as officers pursued a group with a stash of whiskey, leading to gunfire that hit Morgan and a bootlegger.
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Carrington
N. D
Morgan
Northern
Pacific Depot
Northern Pacific
Sheriff Morgan
Ford
Ithes
Sorwoth
Colored man and boy face charges after town escalates
In a Jamestown court scene, a dispute over a game led to a colored man and two youths involved in a confrontation. A revolver was allegedly shown, resulting in a five day jail term for one boy and a five dollar fine. Enright and Adame pled guilty and received a year in the penitentiary, a harsher outcome than expected.
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Enright
Adame
Coffey
Jamestown
Morgan
Beaty
Burnham
Tolley yard manager disappears amid yard purchase
Kenmare Journal reports Fr. John son, longtime manager of Tolley yard Yorth Langworthy Lumber Co., vanished last week with no trace found. Despite well kept accounts, no reason for fear of arrest is evident. The Tolley yard had been sold to the biper Howe Lumber Co prior to his disappearance.
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Kenmare Journaly
Johnson
Two Gun Artists Captured in Minot
Minot North Dakota September 2 two young gun artists from Texas and Oklahoma held up three harvest hands riding a Soo locomotive west of the city about 10 o clock Tuesday night local police captured the pair within three hours. They confessed and are held for district court unable to post bonds. Victims Sydney Seaman Andrew Zimmerman and John Corey were robbed of money and battered Corey was wounded with a slash to the scalp but all recovered. The bandits sought work in harvest fields but were returning to their home area when caught.
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Minot
N. D
Texas
Oklahoma
Sindalle
Cellat
Jack McKay
William’ Brenner
Sydney Seaman
Andrew Zimmerman
John Corey
Corey
Auto turns over in break on South Dakota road
Report from Huxes N. D. on September 2 describes an automobile turning over after a break in the Carter Break area. Details are fragmentary but indicate a fatal outcome, with local figures Burro and Louis Purehes named in the limited readable text.
Boy Shot By Shotgun On Stoneboat Near Beach
Harley Wallace aged 16, son of Willis Wallace, was wounded in the left leg by an accidental discharge of a 12 gauge shotgun while hauling water on a stoneboat near his home fourteen miles north of Beach. No bones or arteries were harmed. a three inch hole in the calf was caused. He was brought to Beach for treatment and will be confined at home for some time.
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Beach
Harley
Willis Wallace
Local Peeper Escapes as Neighbor Fires Shots
In a Northwest city Sunday night a man known as Jack the Peeper lurked beneath trees near barber B. W. June and neighbor John Cross. June directed Cross to call police then Cross fired five times but missed. June pursued with Cross’ revolver, mistaken the neighbor for the intruder, narrowly missing him. The suspect remains at large.
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Jack Tiel Peeper
B. W. June
Fourth Avenue
N. W
June
John Cross
Mr. Cross
Cross
Jack the Peeper
Tragic House Fire Claims 4 Year Old in St Thomas
St Thomas North Dakota Sept 2 Oske ar the four year old son of Mr and Mrs Abel Anderson of this city died a few hours after being severely burned this morning. After the family rose the child was left in the bedroom and is believed to have obtained matches starting a fire in his nightdress. He ran down the stairs and several family members extinguished the flames. The boy died within hours.
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St. Thomas
N. D
Oskear
Abel Anderson
Border tensions rise over crops and foreigners in Canada
In a border region near Boissevain a protest against alleged German sympathizers and foreigners spreads fear of arson to crops. Farmers report anonymous letters urging grain protection while authorities consider patrols to prevent violence and the entry of outsiders. The atmosphere grows tense as locals debate motive and safety.
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Canada
Ontario
Young girls worry about pay in unclear text
The fragment mentions young girls and concerns about pay but text is garbled with many errors making specific details and identities unclear. No coherent events or entities beyond general pay worry can be extracted.
Unclear contract progress delays in Mon area
fragments indicate a contractor has been in Mon for nearly a month promising funds and contracts daily without fulfillment. talks of attaching or completing records exist, with papers prepared awaiting signature. uncertainty surrounds sale and transfer to Slope county while many await action.
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Mon
Slope County
Child Drowns In Tank Near Ingrim, N. D.
Horrified farmer Fred Schiermeister finds the body of his two year old daughter in a stock tank near Ingrim. The child had been left at home briefly by her mother who had stepped away. About eighteen inches of water filled the tank at the time.
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Kzelson
N. D
Ingrim
Fred Schiermeister
Lynthe
Farmer dives into well to flee bull near Center
Mahdan North Dakota September 2 A farmer John Hinricheen of Center fled a neighbor's bull and jumped into a rural well. He was rescued hours later barely conscious and nearly drowned.
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Mahdan
John Hinricheen
Center
Intah Livery Man Killed on Track in Tragic Incident
A liveryman racing on a track was killed instantly when his horse struck the KR engine. Both horses died. Investigating details note a single head wound, believed to be the fatal injury. Police and track officials offered no further statements at this time.
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Ibérommis
N. D
Trare
Tragic Hay Fire Claims Three-Year-Old Doris Post
In Columbus, a three year old girl, Doris Post, died after setting fire to hay near her play area. Her mother and the doorway fire rescue failed as flames engulfed the barn. the father, away grading near the school, rushed back with a man to aid in the blaze.
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Columbus
Doris Post
Cham Post
Sting
Calf Lost in Barn Fire as Posts Prepare New Home
A barn fire destroyed the Posts family barn where four horses and a calf slept. The horses were rescued but the calf perished. The Posts were storing household goods in the barn during construction of a new residence. The funeral for little Doris was held at the Norwegian Lutheran church with Rev. C. I. Sayer officiating and pallbearers named. Doris rests beside an infant brother who died in 1908 in a cemetery south of Stampede. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
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Little Doris
Norwegian Lutheran Church
C. I. Sayer
Geo
G.keup
A. J. Rudin
M. O. Sommerness
Anton Rude
Mesere Jos. Glazer
Carl Wogen
L. A. Sayer
Ida McKeen
Alice Pierson
Constance Ducksted
Anna Soderquist
Little Doria
Stampede
DROWNED WHILE IN SWIMMING AT RESERVOIR
Mandan North Dakota September 2 Sam Jaege an employee near Glen Allen drowned after cramps while swimming in a railroad reservoir Sunday afternoon. Local hardware stores Moore Hardware Co and Donovan Bros display top shotguns as hunting season approaches with strong sales displays.
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Mandan
N. D
Sam Jaege
Glen Allen
Moore Hardware Co
Donovan Bros. Hardware
Drowned Man in Cannonball River Near Mott
James DL aged 25 a dairy worker on the Quaker farm at Mott drowned in the Cannonball River while fording on horseback. He slipped at a ford as the river had risen, fell, and was swept away. Despite searches by Akyin Arrowsmith Roy Starks and others his body was recovered about half a mile downstream.
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Ak Yin Arrowsmith
Ludwig
Roy Starks
Vanville Social Notes See Visitors and Visits
Vanville Prom stat correspondent notes Mrs Frank Van Vorst and children visited 5 Paul Kelleys Friday afternoon while Mr Holmes canvassed the neighborhood for Fergus Falta woolen mill. Mrs Cunningham and family stayed with her brother Will Purdy and left for Kenmare. Mr and Mrs J M Belden of Kenmare visiting here several weeks. Mrs Oscar Carlson visited the Gig Wander home. Meeting of the setae ed child was to have been.
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Misa Nora Solin Wess
Niobe
Frank van Vorst
Paul Kelley
Holmes
Fergus Falta
Kenmare
Oscar Carlson
Local Notes From Kenmare and Surroundings
School No. 1 opened last Monday with Miss Nellie Kurenns as teacher. Will Kauffman of Northern Telephone Co. and his wife visited Kenmare. Mrs. Paul Kelly injured her ankle this week. Oscar Bolln returned from six weeks in the eastern part of the state. Louie Larson and a Lindburg planned a Carpio trip Sunday. Littlefield spent Saturday in Lostwood. Farmers met at John Van Vorast’s to organize a threrder company and bought gear from Rohe Bros., Kenmare. The Lindell 14 year old was burned in a powder explosion while playing with powder at the old Smith place. injury to arms and face. R. M. Hansen was in Kenmare on business. Cor, L.
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Nellie Kurrens
Will Kauffman
Northern Telephone Co
Kenmare
Lindburg
Paul Kelly
Oscar Bolln
Louie Larson
Carpio Sun
CR. Littlefield
Lostwood
John van Vorast
Thredler Company
Rohe Bros. O Kenmare
Suit
Smith Place
Lindell
R. M. Hansen
Prominent Young Couple Are Married in Burke County
Albert Johnson and Miss Selma Erickson of Dimond township, two of Burke county's most prominent young people, wed last Thursday at Justice Randall's east Bowbelly residence and left for homekeeping on the groom's Dimond farm. Friends serenaded them Saturday after learning of the ceremony, and both have long been well known in the area. The Tribune joins well wishes for the couple.
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Albert Johnson
Selma Erickson
Dimond Township
Burke County
Justice Randall
Randall
East Bowbelly
Finn
Dimond
Burky County
Paes
Pat Aesto
the Tribune
Wimbledon Has Rank Holdup By Amateur Robbers
In Wimbledon North Dakota at about 4 00 Monday morning three holdup men fired on harvest hands sleeping in a freight car. A head wound was reported to one man while the raiders robbed the victims of about 40 dollars a watch and some knives before escaping. Sheriff Kelly and Deputy Larcen pursued the suspects with no results.
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Valley City
N. D
Wimbledon
Sheriff’s Office
Kelly
Larcen
Ft le
Tmm
Teams Wanted for Threshing Near Schalf Bow Bella
On Tuesday the Train No 107 came into Bowbella in five sections due to heavy traffic and necessitated by Becaupt. M A Jensen and daughter returned Saturday from Minnesota and Wisconsin where they visited relatives.
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Geo
Schalf
Bowbella
Becaupt
Ora
Minnesota
Wisconald
Tribyne Buay Bere Ita
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