Minot man charged with fatal shooting near Rice Lake
Minot North Dakota September 5 Gus Johnson a farmer living twenty miles south of Minot was arrested for shooting John Gash at the Gash farm home north of Rice Lake. An inquest was held by Judge William Murray. Johnson claimed self defense after a dispute over a land deal. Gash, a former school teacher, was survived by his wife and several children.
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Minot
N. D
John Gase
Gus Johnson
J. H. Dillion
Mountrail County
Ed. Kelley
Johnson
William Marker
Ryder
Gash
William Murray
J. D. Taylor
Rice Lake
Ldtcisteet
Dillion
Gast
Hins
Bates
No Hunting Notice From Denmark Township Constable
No hunting allowed on the north half of section seven or any land in Denmark township where No Boating signs are posted. Signed by Peter Rasmussen, constable. Also mentions sale or rent of property by Mrs A Ward in Stolw Movius area, Stolw County, N D.
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Denmark Town
Sbin
Peter Rasmussen
Denmark Township
Many Hunters In Held Yesterday
Heavy rains kept Bowbells residents from hunting yesterday as muddy roads blocked autos and forced travel by team. Weather cleared by morning and forecasts point to excellent conditions for Sunday hunting. About 287 hunting licenses issued locally, with 90 issued Tuesday. many hunters went south and southwest to hills where ducks and chickens are plentiful. Reservoir near the city yielded only about a dozen small ducks before they flew away after the first shot.
North Dakota Snuff Law Seen Wasted By Opinion
Fargo reports Attorney General Miller’s opinion leaves snuff sale laws effectively unchanged. Prof E F Ladd sought enforcement. Miller’s letter clarifies that pure snuff ingredients must be pure, allowing continued sale. The Tribune notes the First National Bank report and Bowbells bank officers in state banking scene.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Miller
Ladd
Professor Ladd
Andrew Miller
First National Bank
The
Tribune
Bowbells
No. 1 drawn for Berthold reservation homes
A Minot crowd watched as Master Robert drew the envelope for No. 1, naming B. E. Glick of Foxholm North Dakota. Judge Witten announced the winning applicant amid cheers while other numbers went to residents including Guy Mowers Enderlin and L. C. Jackwitz Kenmare. German Lutheran services set and local notices mention licenses and millinery openings.
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B. E. Glick
Foxholm
North Dakota
North
Berthold Reservation
Guy G. Mowers
Miss Maud Gill
Charles Bovee
Enderlin
A. C. Couthoudt
L. C. Jackwitz
Kenmare
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E. W. Eaton
Ralph Schuder
Powers Lake
McGregor
Mont-rose
Stanley
Great Northern
Montrose
Crosby
Mr. Eaton
the Tribune
Eaton
Francis, Sask
Francis
Walter R. Bond
First State Bank of Bowbells
Fred L. Whitney
First State Bank of
Forest River
First State Bank
Mr. Whitney
Rogers Lumber Co
Court House
Dr. Ladd
Bismarck, N. D
E. F. Ladd
Posits
AJC
Viper
B. M
J. Kroman
Asst
Cashier
Man
Berthold
Miltdy J. Brown
Saskachewan
Marine L. Miller
Flaxton
Lee
Mae Eva Loveland
H. C. Westphal
Piobneer
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