State Weather Notes and History Society Volume Plans
Weather updates from Devils Lake and beyond note needed rain for grain. minor talk of shortages and regional plans. State Historical Society Volume II features Missouri River, Selkirk Settlement, Riverside township biographies, Fort Abercrombie diary material, and invited member distribution and promotion efforts.
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State Historical Society
H. G. Gunn
Selkirk
Adre
Red River Valley
McLeod’s Journal
C. J. Atkin
Riverside
Steele County
Canada
Rockles
Missouri Valley
Fort
Foree
Grand Forks
Ontario
A. C. McLaughlin
Chicago University
Harlan J. Smith
New York City
Toledo man killed by train while jumping a moving car
Through a damaged account a Toledo resident, Willin Jeftreva, died after leaping from a Great Northern freight car near Gram Forks. He had ridden the train from Toledo seeking work and boarded to beat the ride, slipping as the box car door opened and the wheels passed over him. Relatives live at 30010 Levere Avenue. Irwin and Teun OKenie assisted at the scene.
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Great Northern
Willin Jeftreva
Toledo
Ohio
Gram Forks
Sirek Greene
Tadien
Cathhy
Teun Okenie
Irwin
Olete Lok
Levere Avenue
Monin
Ne Us
Murder Charge Faced Against Bob Hines
Paul Jones denies accusations while Asparatt State's Attorney Ball Bholoson travels to Miewoukon to prosecute Bob Hines for the murder of Xe Valverson. The state accuses Hines of shooting with a farm shotgun after visiting Halverson's sun, amid alleged robbery motives, with details drawn from the farm scene and nearby employments.
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Paul Jones
Asparatt
Ball G. Bholoson
Grand Forks
Miewoukon
W. H. Thoman
Teast County
Bob Hines
Xe Valverson
Jones
Mberty
Hee
Hays
Famiy & ‘Neem
Halverson
Tove
Sheerie
Vrespond
Jone
Jstd
Mayor's office faces change as longtime employee resigns
An city worker with twelve years service, a local electrician, quit amid mayoral transition. The resignation follows a failed bid by another candidate, with the council voting down and the mayor planning to appoint a new successor.
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Owtichholder
Orks
Michael
Ely Electrician
Haa
Taylor
Yas Wade
Fitzgerald
Pill Mayer Taylor
Wienoli
Fargo Filtration Plant Plan Approved by City Council
Fargo moves ahead with a $100000 filtration plant after years of debate. A water commission endorsed a mechanical filtration system as most feasible and proposed to acquire land just south of city limits. Citizens rely on river water for non drinking needs and obtain drinking water from artesian wells or Minnesota lake shipments.
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Fargo
Minnesota Lakes
Aite
Boy Drowns Swimming at Chautauqua Grounds Devils Lake
Oscar Anderson of Church's Ferry drowned while swimming at Chautauqua grounds at Devils Lake. He disappeared beneath eight feet of water as companions struggled to rescue him. It took twenty four minutes to bring him ashore.
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Chautauqua
Chautauqua Grounds
Devils Lake
Oscar Anderson
Church's Ferry
Spanish Grafter Circular Reaches More North Dakotans
North Dakotans continue to receive a warning circular about a Spanish grafter promising riches from distant relatives. The scam targets recipients by claiming wealthy connections and urges them to provide personal information or send money. Authorities advise caution and report any contact to the sheriff.
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North
Minot man tries self death over mine loan scheme
John J. Moore, a Minot entrepreneur and mine owner near Burlington, attempted suicide by chloroform after a loan from Youmans fell through. Found unconscious in his apartments above the Arcade theater, he survived after medical care and left a note blaming troubled business, though recovery is expected.
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John J. Moore
Minnot
Ward County
Come Me
Burlington
Arcade Theater
Minot
Moore
United States Land and Investment Co
Youmats
Youmans
Moory
Hagen
Tam
North Dakota State Fair Promises Record Attendance
The North Dakota state fair in Fargo opens July 20 with grand plans and a far-reaching campaign. Attractions include the air ship by Charles J. Strobel, Mi xx Beckwith, Kilne Carnival, auto races, and extensive grounds improvements. Agriculture exhibit by the state department will showcase work done in the Northwest and central West, aiming to educate and attract visitors from across the region.
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Sta
North Dakota
Fargo
Ely
Chas. J. Strobel
Toledo
Ohio
Mixk Cora Beckwith
Niagara Falls
Kilne Carnival Company
America
North Dakotshaw
Ypar
Wilson
American Automobile * Association
Agricultural Department of the State
Fargomouth
Giltimath
Gold Discovery near Denbigh Promises Riches for Towner
Excitement grows as gold is found near Denbigh seven miles west of Towhor. Samples range from 0 to 6 dollars per ton with gold in sand hills and prairie soils at 20 to 40 feet depth. Coal vein under the surface and sand districts show gold. sand brick yield about 40 cents per ton. Prospectors stake claims. land values rise. gas found twenty miles north. a company may sink a well. Commercial club of Towner offers information.
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Denblatt
Towhor
Denbigh Brick Company
Mouxe River
United States
Commercial Club of
Towner
Man Crushed By Train in Minot Yard
A young man named George Barto was crushed beneath a Great Northern freight train in Minot yards while riding the rails westbound. He was taken to hospital in precarious condition with little hope for recovery. Doctors did not amputate due to weakness.
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G. N
Minot
George Barto
Great Northern
Barto
Dickinson Hotel Reform Plans Budget Near Forty Thousand
Dickinson plans remodeling of the St. Charles hotel and the opera house with architect Hancock of Fargo. The repairs and additions total between 36 000 and 40 000 dollars and aim to make Dickinson one of the best hotels and show houses in the state. Local support is urged for the enterprise.
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Hancock
Fargo
Dickinson
St. Charles
Relay Route Aid to Rustlers
Williston officers suspect an organized horse rustling gang operates a relay route across North and South Dakota similar to a historic Minnesota system. Hundreds of horses vanished in months with few traced. A ring of multiple men allegedly passes stolen horses along a chain from origin to destination ending with a stable return, indicating a coordinated, industrious operation.
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Williston
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Farthwalt
Vistt
Rene Artesa
Rach Justier
Confederacy
Piggers Depart In Night After Prolific Trade Rumors
In Devils Lake last week blind piggers reportedly fled in the night after a tip suggested authorities were closing in. Inquiry shows officials knew nothing of the affair and the runaways left posthaste under the impression of imminent arrest.
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Devils Lake
North Dakota Towns Faced With Crime Growth and Civic Signals
North Dakota reports a string of incidents and local developments from Williston to Minot, including burglaries in Mandan, factory work in Wimbledon, and a new county education push. Community improvements appear amid farm elevator activity, crop conditions, and a rising freight boom for Milwaukee. The piece notes elopement rumors, a bike theft end, and local officials pursuing public projects and farm initiatives.
Markets Report From Grain and Live Stock Centers
Latest quotations cover wheat oats corn flax and hogs with prices and grade designations. Includes notes on Panama election quiet and a Panama railroad accident causing fatalities and injuries. Observes market activity in cattle and veal sales with price ranges and inventory mentions.
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Shires
Qate
Heder Duluth
Duke
Orbon
Dole
Blameths
Tucker
South St Boal
Tuly
Ted Feeys
Fic
Bebra
Rte Hines
Bago
Heat claims three victims in St Paul and nationwide toll
A severe weekend heat wave caused multiple deaths across the Midwest and beyond. In St Paul three residents died from heat related causes while Chicago and Dew Martin’s Iowa reported direct and indirect fatalities. The weather service warned of continuing high temperatures with dangerous conditions across major cities.
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Getres
Roeleatoal
Chicago
Woman Fatally Harmed After Advances Refused
A reported fatal incident occurred in Joplin where a Black man assaulted a White woman after she rejected his advances. The event, described in crude terms, notes the attacker’s actions and the victim’s death, with authorities investigating the sequence of events and motive.
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Joplin
Roy Phin
Wink
Hitler
Admiral Thomas Buried After Death in Military Honor
Rear Admiral Charlie M. Thomas who died at Selvamte Cal was buried in the Berkeley Memorial chapel at Michjeliowis Sunday with full military honors.
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Admiral Thomas
Nowpary
Alamir
Charla M. Thomas
Selvamte
Cal
Berkeley Memorial Chapel
Michjeliowis
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