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Newspaper

The State Line Herald

Location

North Lemmon, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1908

Page

3

North Dakota Millers Promise Lead in Wheat Flour Trade

Prof Ladd urges North Dakota to lead in wheat and flour production and to expand East Coast sales. He cites superior North Dakota gluten and flour tests, with a bulletin summarizing 64 pages of data on flour brands and co op plans to boost trade and dairy byproducts.

Jo Dakota Ladd North Dakota Pattoms Axtsa F. Vid Fargom Nour Minnesota State Sont Dakota Hrofeevor Ladd North Dakotas Wenesther

Ambrose Raid Nets Crimes and Evasion Attempt

Bold cash for liberty ends in raid at Ambrose Red Front Pool hall owned by Gust Kestevad. Marshall Johnson and Bakken arrest occupants. Cladwell gang members face charges for illegal sale of welrodd. A staged escape by Willams Chadwell failed as authorities capture him. Tom Chadwell escapes.

Mashall Johnson and Bakken Ambrose Red Front Gust Kestevad Ambrose Mercantile Company William Tom Chadwell North Dakota Squire Ausinson Clatwelly Wilbhun Willams Roins Williston Tom Chatwell

Lawsuit Over Damages From Train Incident

The case seeks 1000 dollars claiming injury after a confrontation aboard a Northern Pacific depot train. Poole testifies the plaintiff was quarrelsome. the defendant Olson allegedly attacked him, causing a fall and injuries. Depositions place the event at a Grand Forks location with witnesses Ryan and Haggerty. Represented by Skalason & Grand Forks. plaintiff by Sink.

Northern Pacific Hoos Poole Halsts Pools Sevan Olson Northa Pucity Ite Wiliam Ryan Grand Forks W. A. Haggerty Skalason & Business Grandse E.R. Sink Gratton

Survey entries opened for North Dakota townships in Stand Rock area

The general land office announced surveys for townships 120 north ranges 4 to 91 in North Dakota. Lands in Stand Rock Indian Reservation will be entered on the local land office books and subjects to settlement or entry.

Land Office Vmvisioner Mennett Gen. Land Office North Dakota Local Land Office

Brutal Wage Dispute Ends With Throat Slashing

A threshing crew member named Klements was robbed of his wages and clothes, then his throat was slashed from ear to ear by two coworkers as he slept near the Farmers mill. He survived with 33 stitches, and police seek two alleged assailants described by a third man.

Aller Frank Klements Devila Klements Dagogs Rtear Hin Kienente Sihler Joe

TELLING TALES ON PIGGERS

Northwood arrests report alleged chip shop activity as Kinsey and Kimser face charges. Kimser bound over to Grand Forks district court for December trial on 200 dollar bond. Kinsey hints at pursuing rewards for information on those involved with Northwood beer sales. Ingwald Benson linked to the same charge describes Kinsey selling beer. Ole Kassa dismissed.

Northwood Kimary Kimser Grand Forks Kinsey Ingwald Benson Ole Kassa Benson

Wife Beater Given Thirty Days In Grand Forks Jail

Poly Hanson appeared before Judge Church and was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail on the charge of wife beating. A Grand Forks resident and habitual drinker last year, Hanson threatened his wife after she refused to give him money, culminating in a severe beating.

Poly Hanson Church Grand Forks Hanson

Wright Charged With Poison Murder of Foster Daughter

The Indiana case centers on Mrs. Mary Wright accused of poisoning her foster daughter Bicjah Cox to seal an insurance payout. Exhumation of George Welch’s body is planned to check for poison evidence as Wright faces trial in Logansport with neighbors warning of possible penitentiary time.

Mary Wright Bicjah Cox Devilx Lake Loganepors Ind George Welch Mars Wrieht Liewermn Meetah Wiley Atorney Logansport Wilcom King Farms Wilken Hong

Republican state committee meets at Ikmarek elects officers

The Republican state committee organized with J. M. Johnson of Minot as chairman and BO Warner of Vattny UAY as secretary, J. A. Huchanan Buchanan treasurer, plus a committee from each judicial district. The central committee, elected at the primary, represents all party elements and adopts a platform urging tariff reduction, trust regulation, forestry, waterways, postal banking, and strict primary election enforcement.

Ikmarek J. M. Johnson Minot Ae Phaleran BO. Warner Vattny Uay J. A. Huchanan Buchanan Rleuw Republican Party Tarift Anid Wests Alreet Forestey

Hettinger North Dakota Prepares for Railway Route Growth

Hettinger officials and Metinesy Commercial have held talks with Chinago Milwaukee and SE Road representatives in St Paul about a northern rail line entering the Northern Pacific at Diek non and going toward Hettinger. The town is seen as a potential hub for new development connected to the project, with promises of improved pavement and enhanced farm productivity.

Bt Pav Hettinger N. D Metinesy St Paul Milwauker Vine Dieknon Mitek Iain Ag Wibtem Nevily Dahon Aberdeen Dickinson Terron Williston

Waterworks Bonds Held Up Amid City Election Turmoil

A confusing draft of a local notice details waterworks bond issues and a looming election. It references candidates, dates, and meetings while noting investigations and city actions affecting the bond approval process.

Kenmare three cousins face statutory crime charges

In Kenmare a trio of cousins are charged by a district court with statutory crimes. The case, tied to local families near Harding, involves warrants and a courtroom appearance as the state moves to prosecute. The proceedings were led by Attorney Oaringe in Kemamare with Urey Murphy prosecuting for the state.

Kenmare Nea Harding Thing Didge Minanis Bsaoe Kneven Tariaee Himipteln Ueangh Rhartinette Ctin Tominney Oarinie Kemamare

North Dakota News Fragments and Local Notes

A sprawling OCR fragment from North Dakota items mentions local officials, church replacements, county mentions, and agricultural notes. It touches on court cases, wheat quality, farm matters, and community events in multiple towns including Stutsman and Valley City, with scattered references to Minot, Minotore, and Courtenay. The text includes social updates, local governance shifts, and farming insights amid unclear context.

Mr Knapp Goes East in Northfield Kidnap Case

An Eastward shift in the case of the alleged abduction and seduction involving Miss Adawlaine Markham, linked to GL Knapp of Northfield, follows Minot custody and possible extradition questions. Northfield authorities refuse extradition costs. Minot officials report uncertain action as the case unfolds.

Adwlaine Markham GL. Knapp Northfield Siun Knapp Minot Jef My Knapp Minnesota T Cuesther Adelate Gramym Markham

Discover Gold On Minot Farm Reports Ore In Ward County

Register of Deed finds precious ore on a Minot area farm near Mint four miles away. Local authorities confirm soil contains a noticeable trace of gold. A sample has been sent to assayers for analysis and a canine examination has been conducted to verify the ore.

Register of Ward Gander Refthie Nie Tienes

District Court Notes From Dickinson Proceedings

Fragmentary OCR records from a Dickinson district court entry outline preliminary matters and case references. The readable text mentions defendants and various names, with scattered legal terms and procedural steps, indicating early stage court activity.

North Dakota Supreme Court Dates Pelamre Election Case

The North Dakota Supreme Court set September 13 as the date to file documents in a pelamre election case challenging a provision requiring a minimum percentage of statewide votes for nominating state and county offices. The court later indicated the main hearing would be September 15 in Grand Forks.

North Dakota Supreme Court Willemat B.D. Hoskins North Dakota Supreme Court Aneretar Hidate

No End of It. Mrs Jenks and Mrs Richly in Servant Exchange

Dialogue fragment shows Mrs Jenks surprised by a search for a servant and Mrs Richly explaining she already has a maid who waits on her and that the speaker seeks someone to assist the mistress. The scene suggests a domestic service allotment in a household.

Likely to Be a Poor Investment on Lake Steamer

On a rough lake today Mr Tyte-Phist questions dinner prices aboard a lake steamer. A crewman replies seventy five cents, prompting Tyte-Phist to refuse the meal as too dear in the rough conditions.

Hunter seriously wounded near Peterson in Ward County

A hunting party south west of Peterson suffered a near fatal incident when shotgun pellets struck Peterson in the head and face. The injury fractured the brow and penetrated the cheek while other pellets may have damaged his hat. doctors report a miraculous survival with severe lacerations and potential eye injury.

Peterson Ward County Melerwun Khué Fred Ty Farmer Axasoma

Woman Fatally Burned in Kerosene Explosion

A Williston woman, Mrs Gustival, poured kerosene on fuel believed unlit and an explosion engulfed her in flames. She ran into an alley fanning the fire until she fell. Her infant child was lightly burned and crawled from a burning structure.

Gustival Williston Hval

Fireman Dies After Rails Spill Fatal Accident Near Minot

A fireman was fatally injured in a spreading rail accident near Minot as a work crew on a freighter out of Minot Tuomas confronted a derailment. Details describe a collision or spill at the scene with the train No 8 near the Northern line. The victim, a resident of Stinet, died from injuries sustained in the incident.

Minot Minot Tuomas Aternoom Wien falBoer

Gas Company Retrieves Large Water Flow in Wells

Natural Gas company reports a strong water influx at Bear Weebone well, halting day rates at $59 for operating Arilinge machinery. Water removal has been costly and time consuming, but recent drillers struck a heavy flow that will greatly ease future gas-well operations.

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