Raymond Bauch Charged with Father's Murder
In Sept a man named Raymond Bauch faced a district court preliminary hearing for murder in the shooting death of his father William Bauch, a veterinarian. Bauch claims he acted in defense of his mother and himself amid threats over divorce proceedings, with the shooting occurring at a city residence where the family was staying.
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Man N.D
Raymond Bauch
le Father
William Bach
Bolind
Bauch
William Bauch
Post Office Robbery Reported Near Abercrombie North Dakota
Fargo on September 14 reports indicate robberies at the Abercrombie post office about 35 miles south of Fargo. An operator at Abercrombie secured 80 dollars in cash, checks, and stamps after forcing entry and blowing the safe, wrecking interiors while no one was harmed.
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Fargo
N. D
Abegre
Benson
Haaper
Heaper
Pasite
Pontooh Bridge Across Missouri River at Williston Advances
The Missouri River bridge at Williston progresses rapidly under Foreman Madiston. Thirty five boats and trestle work driveways are used to push the structure across the racing current in under four weeks with no accidents. Graal Interest observes daily. The site lies a half mile below the Great Northern depot with zigzag revetments protecting the bank. The main channel narrows to about 400 feet, increasing depth and current speed, while the old wider channel south of the island is easily spanned by pontoons.
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Misouri
Williston
Madiston
Graal Mterest
Great Northern
Yellowstone
Michigan Man Held on Assault Charge
Jacob Wiodkoski of Michigan was arrested on a warrant from his wife charging assault and battery. At arraignment he pleaded not guilty. Mrs. Wiodkoski testified she was struck several times. the defendant denied it. Judge Lowth fined him $10 with 30 days in jail, which was paid.
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Jacob Wiodoaski
Michigan
Spatice J
Ee A. Tonen
Baighton
Minot
Ini
Hangan
Biamarck
Farm lad Pierced by Fork in Wagon Accident
Report describes a farm boy named Iver Kilby, son of Andrew Kielby of Bear Hastings, injured when he fell backward from a wagon. A fork pierced his abdomen, entering through the lower part of his body as he recovered from the injury.
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Fares. Ni D
Fork Transfixes Man in Farm Accident
Rendle of the fork tore into the victim's body injuring the colon and intestines. The man crawled back to the wagon and pulled the fork free before driving to a machine and walking to the house. He was rushed to a hospital where surgery joined the intestines and abdominal drains were placed. He improves rapidly.
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Kjelby
Dofne
Dynamite Explosion Destroys Fingers Of Boy
Langdon N. Sept 14 report says dynamite in a field exploded while a boy named Wilhelm picked it up. The blast tore his clothing and caused severe injury to three fingers. The incident occurred after the dynamite had been discarded by well diggers.
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Langdon N. D
Wilhelm
Robbery Attempt Ends as Whip Drives Off Pair
In Bathgate North Dakota on September 14 William Ryan, confronted by two would be hold ups near the edge of town, used his whip to fend them off and escape. The assailants had him covered with revolvers when he unleashed the whip.
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Bathgate
N. D
Wm. Ryan
Outakirta
Farmer victim of three assaults on Prairie
Sanborn North Carolina September 14. Beat and gagged and his hands tied behind his back Bill Foreman, employed nearby, was left on the Prairie all night in the third of a series of vicious assaults. Foreman has been unable to identify his assailants.
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Sanborn
N. C
Bill Foreman
Foreman
Man Dies in Storm Near Calvin
A man driving a hayrack was killed in a storm near Calvin when the rack was overturned by the wind. The driver was pinned under the rack. a laborer named Kinalski was nearby. The incident occurred on Sept 14 and is being investigated.
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Calvin
Calvin N. D
Minot Drayman Bound Over In Liquor Shipment Case
Minot North Dakota September 14 W Trankla a drayman was bound over to the county court in 1000 dollars bond on a charge of receipting for shipments of intoxicating liquor for persons other than himself or members of his family over the age of twenty one. The case centers on receipts for about 180 shipments to various consignees and aims to curb blind pig deliveries by enforcing railroad bill of lading signatures. States Attorney Horligstad seeks broader enforcement to trap illicit liquor receivers.
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Minot
N. D
W. Trankla
Focal Drayman
A. B. Dill
Soo Railway
Trankla
C. B. Herigatad
Tyankla
Horlgstad
Lane
Delinquents Must Pay Up On State Farm Loans
At the State Board of University and School Lands meeting a resolution directed the land commissioner to list delinquent borrowers who have failed to pay interest for over two years and forward the list to the attorney general for foreclosure if payments are not made within thirty days. Delinquents must pay or give a satisfactory reason by November 3.
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State Board of University and School Lands
State Land Commissioner
Land Commissioner
State Department
Infant Spends Night Alone on Prairie
A two year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs Jacob Heilfanstein of Li yus, wandered five miles after last seen on the prairie. Found Friday afternoon after a bloodbounda from the state penitentiary had been pressed into service, the community had been stirred by the search. The child had been left alone in a buggy by her parents.
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Bismarck
N. D
Jacob
Heilfanstein
Liyous
Bor
Hellfen“anleap
Lioye
Infant Found After Overnight Search Near Penitentiary
Parents and neighbors organized a community search for the missing infant. Mr Hellfenstein contacted authorities for bloodhounds. after nearly a day the girl was found five miles away as she ran toward rescuers. State dogs arrived too late to aid the hunt. Parents praised the prompt help.
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Hellfenstein
State Institutors
Farmer fulfills pledge with $1000 gift to Adventists
Mestown North Dakota September 14 Dedrick Toedter a farmer near Harvey nine years after promising to donate if he ever sold land fulfilled the pledge. After selling a portion of his acreage the man sent a $1000 check to the North Dakota Seventh Day Adventists conference of this city.
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Mestown
N. D
Dedrick Toedter
Harvey
North da- Kola
Auto Letter Relay Thru State Plans for Coastal Run
Marmarth September 14 Arrangements are nearly complete for a national letter carrying event. Yellowstone trail officials and boosters along the trans continental route will rush a wire letter from Boston to Seattle with no stops or delays, running day and night. B J Daley of Lemmon will start the relay to Marmarth, where Frank Mielke and Alvin Coplin will guide it toward Ismay with emergency cars stationed along the line to prevent accidents.
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Marmarth
Boston
Seattle
B.J. Daley
Lemmon
Wade
Chicago
Marmurth
Frank Mielke
Alvin Coplin
Ismay
Mielke
Men Held 10 Face State Charges in Valley City
Irvin Dunn of a farm near Valley City reported a theft at the Ole Simonson store. Men allegedly loosened and ruined harness before fleeing in a hired car toward North Valley City. Police recovered and identified the suspects with help from a woman observer who witnessed the act.
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Alk
Valley City
N.D
Irvin Dunn
Ole Simonson
Wewberty
North Valley City
Deer from northwest visits Hurdafield community
An outdoor scene near Hurdafield features a four legged deer with horns observed by locals. A horse belonging to John Dahl fell into an 80 foot well at the Dahlgren homestead when a watering trough crowd spooked animals. The well plank gave way as the horse plunged. reports describe Jimmie Combe and an incident near the horses.
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Hurdafield
John Dahlgrem
Hear Hanks
Dahlgren
Straw Fire Destroys McLean Car Near Devils Lake
In Devils Lake North Dakota on September 14 John McLean's Studebaker was burned after backing into a straw stack. Exhaust flames ignited the straw burning the car. Clothing and seventy five dollars in cash were lost with the vehicle. Insurance partially covered the loss.
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Devils Lake
N. 1
John Mclean
Studebaker
Nose Sliced Off In Mandan Fire Hall Fight
Mandan North Dakota September 14 Archie Reynolds police officer is hospitalized with a sliced nose and two deep cheek cuts, injuries from a fight at a Mandan fire hall during a party. Adelbert Heine, Reynolds opponent, reportedly struck him with a glass tumbler.
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Mandan
N. D
Archie Reynolds
Ineal Hospital
Adelbert ‘Heine
Reynold
Reynolds
Car Turns Turtle On the Open Prairie
Mandan North Dakota September 14 a bad automobile accident occurred when the car of R B Sojesky turned turtle about five miles north of Mandan Mr and Mrs Sojesky and three children who were touring on the Red Trash escaped injury but the car was badly damaged The Sojeskys were traveling from Spokane to their home in Chicago They did not know how far they were from Mandan and it was very dark and they stayed at the place all night.
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Mandan
N. D
R. B. Sojesky
Death of Olof Brenden Col umbus Reporter Notice
Olof Brenden died last Sunday morning at age 36 after a four year heart illness. He spent three weeks bedridden. Born in Rothsay Minnesota he came to North Dakota twelve years ago homesteading four and a half miles west of Columbus. He married in 1915 and is survived by his wife and one son. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Pleasant Prairie church.
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Columbus
Olof Bretden
Old Country
Mr. Brenden
Olof Brenden
Rothssy
Minn
North Dakota
Pleasant Prairie Church
E. F. Kemner
Great Northern
Rendahl
Pelican Rapidy
Batevan
Gottberg
W. D. Elkson
Bhort Creek
John Snyder
Coteau
Jack
Echo Farm
Andrew Carlson
Larson
Bowhells Tribune
Arthur Gallagher
Ole Brenden
Gladys Anderson
Montana
Grand View
Ben Amegon
Arthur Haugerud
Gustaf Johnson
Minnesota
thia_vicinity
Jack Jorgenson
Grand View News Notes and Home Activities
Local items report visitors and residents in Grand View area. Oscar Kastet of Rothany Minnesota arrived to visit Louis Bjorness. Severin and Albert Bagilen plan to move their homes near Poplar Montana. Community dinners and neighborhood visits are listed with several names and places including Powers Lake Kenmare Havre Fairview and Mosson.
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Oscar Kastet
Rothany
Minn
Louis Bjorness
Severin
Albert Bagilen
Charley Shields
Powers Lake
Anmiatant
Kenmare
Ole Feralden
Evansom
Coteau
Gqunder Gunderson
Tema
Farang Sean
Torger Hysjuliena
Frank Lawrender
Fairview
Mont
Oscar Wermiger
Havre, Mont
Mosson
Berg
Local marriage and community notes reflect small town life
E F Kemner station agent for the Great Northern marries Miss Rendahl of Pelican Rapids Minn at bateman last Saturday. Community farming life includes threshing, schooling, markets and socials with several notices of illness deaths and local events.
Seed corn selection drives corn progress and yields
The North Dakota Experiment Station stresses that corn improvement hinges on choosing the right seed. Seed corn quality affects next year’s crop, with better drying weather and frost timing also influencing harvest. Governor Hanna designates September 11 to 16 as Seed Corn Week.
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Himelf
Hanna
North Dakota
Have You A Ladder
Editor of the Lowfana Agricultural College asks a practical safety question about fire readiness. He urges households to keep a ladder handy to reach roofs in a fire to extinguish sparks before they spread.
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Lowfaana Agricultural College
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