Claims anderson has another wife sparks North Dakota case
A report details Thomas G. Anderson a former train dispatcher at G. I & New Rockford North Dakota facing alleged bigamy after a California woman identified as Mrs Anderson claims he is her husband. The State's Attorney investigates while evidence suggests lack of legal marriage in Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas G. Anderson
G.I &T New
West Paint
A An
Mes. Anderson
Los Angeles
Calif
West 42Nd St
T. G. Anderson
Anderson
California
Velva
N. C
Empore Ty
Utah
Morrison
Lerigatad
J. G. Anderson
Ti 4A
First National Bank of
Learm
North Dakota
First Car Then From Bismarck Joe Eaton Story
Joe Eaton traveling salesman for Northwestern Electric Equipment of St. Paul arrived in Minnesota on the first trip after traveling in a Dodge roadster. He noted roads were in good condition in the morning and said they could not be matched by any other car for the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Joe Eaton
Northwestern Electric Equipment
St. Paul
Dodge
Fay Fuller
Bertholdite may face white slave charge hearing set
Sheriff Scofield returns from Aurora to Minot with Earl Myers of Berthold under desertion charges for four children. Hearing planned today. Myers earlier arrested in Ottawa Illinois, released on habeas corpus, then traced to Aurora where in laws reside. He consented to return to Minot. Town auction planned April 16 for Myers residence and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. P. Scofield
Aurora
Earl Myers
Berthold
Myers
Ottawa
Ill
St Paul
Minot
North Dakota
South Hill
Iowa
Nebraska
North western North Dakota Teachers Convention Opens
The North western North Dakota Educational Association opened in the high school auditorium this evening. Teachers arrived by train as attendance grew, with the Association of Commerce coordinating raci accommodations. Prof John Howard led music and Rev D J Gallagher gave the invocation. W E Goddard spoke on opening remarks and F C Blair addressed spiritual outcomes. A reception followed sponsored by the State Normal School and Minot City School funded by local merchants Otto Ellison and Harry Winters. The convention runs through Friday and Saturday and a Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra concert is planned Friday night at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern North Dakota Educational Association
Association of Commerce
Rae
John Howard
Department of Music
D. J. Gallagher
W. E. Goddard
Crosby
F.C. Blair
Ningis
State Normal School
Minot City School
Minot
Otto Ellison
Harry Winters
Minneapolis
Local farmer John Hagen rumored for governor role
John Hagen of Spar ford county farmer, once Deere ing and Saw yer area, taught school then became Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor. Rumors say he may run as a nonpartisan candidate for governor amid talk from old timers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John. Hagen
John N. Hagen
Sparford ‘County
Charley
An Jones
Sawyer
Orsom
Deering
Jones Farm
Agriculture and Labor
County Seed and Feed Announces New Seed and Feed Contract
Community corn dealers and officials in the county announce a new seed and feed contract with iaool ss and Fedd Ap ie, highlighting improved supply and pricing. Local producers expect steadier deliveries next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iaool Ss
Apie
Cornmatastopers
Ible i
Iatek
Minot Normal School Reopens After Easter Vacation
The Minot Normal School reopened Monday with most faculty back except Miss Mary Rud who was detailed to Fer Falls Minn by illness. Agnes Cantwell serves as dormitory receptionist and Miss Bryson returns home from Denshenahre. Aunt Cantwsil has held a long satisfactory position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jormal School
Minot
Mary Rud
Agnes Cantwell
Enri
Misa Bryson
Denshenahre
Miss Bray
Cantwsil
Town Criers Foolish April Frolic entertains Minot crowd
The Minot Town Criers staged a Foolish April Frolic at the Association of Commerce rooms drawing over a hundred members and guests. G D Colcord led the meeting with an evening of variety acts including Orrin Pierce as a ventriloquist with a mechanical man, performances by Genevieve Vandenoever and J K Woodard’s group, and musical numbers from the Town Criers Male Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot Town Criers
Association of Commerce Assembly Rooms
Episcopal Church
G.D. Colcord
America
Town Cf
Orrin Pierce
Melvin Johnson
Pierce
Town Criers
Genevieve Vandenoever
Minot
North Dakota plans 10 historic site markers and parks
Bismarck April 3 plans from local patriotic groups to mark historic trails camps and battle grounds across North Dakota. Dr Melvin R Gilmore curator says sites purchased by local communities with the historical society as trustee and may be developed by state parks with community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Melvin R. Gilmore
North Dakota Historical Society
Gilmore
Historical Society
Tirana
Daughters of the American Revolution
Fort Soi
Bisbon
Lewis and Clarke
Sulley
Fiske
Hudson Bay
Northwest Fur Trading Companies
Fort Abercrombie
Fargo
Rea
Morty Pembina
Walhalla
Pembina
Port A
Lincoln
Missouri River
Fort Tice
Mandan
Cannonball
Fort Clarke
Missouri
Fort Clark
Theodore Roosevelt
Spirited Election in McKinley Township
A township election in McKinley Township produced several contests with Emiel Butenscoan elected constable for two years and Dale Moffet for one year. John Helset won the supervisor post over R. Reinke. Bert Solberg defeated Frank Smith for treasurer. J Milden beat Weed for the assessor seat. Hadler and Jud White were elected justices for two and one years respectively. Blizzard conditions limited voter turnout and prompted questions about voiding results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MkKinley
John Helset
RG. Tage
R. Reinke
Bert Solberg
Frank Smith
Weed
J. Milden
Aecessor
Wo. Hadler
Jud White
Emil Butenscoan
Dale Moffet
Pceeacraseiene
Hell
Beloved Burlington Woman Dies in Burlington
Mrs Zenith Spires aged near 79 died at her son Kirbys home on North Prairie after illness. She had lived in Burlington most her life and belonged to the Christian and Presbyterian churches. She is survived by nine children including L E Spires Joliet Dr Chas Spires Oklahoma City and O K Spires Burlington. Funeral at O K Spits home then burial at Rose Hill beside son O B Spires. Inter-State Convention at Portal featured multiple church leaders and will conclude with Ward County conference in Minot April 8-9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zenith Spires
Burlington
Kirby
O. K. Spit Home
Minot
Rose Hill
O. B. Spires
Norris Aru
Kentucky
Elmer Spires
L. E. Spires
Joliet
Chas. Spires
Oklahoma City
Presbyterian Church
Portal
Burke-Divide
Interchurch World Movement
P. W. Erickson
R. T. Fulton
F. 8. Hollet
D. F. Seed
Walter Hulet
Baptist Church
Returned criminal Kenyon still in penitentiary this week
Reported sighting of C. H. Kenyon in the city raises fears for his wife who works at a cafe. Police confirm Kenyon's term runs to August 8 1920 after his recent year sentence for attempting to kill his wife. Witnesses recall the knife attack in the Robbing block and residents intervened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Kenyon
Kenyon
Lane
Montiary
McDonald
Williama Hading. Local man improves after kidney operations
Williams of Williston, who had three kidney operations this year, shows slow improvement after a first week hospital stay. Friends and old timers at St. Luke's hospital express support as his condition remains hopeful despite setbacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williama Hading
Lia Own. M
Williams
Williston
Humber
St. Luke's Hospital
Annual Commandery Ball Draws Large Masonic Crowd
The De Melay Commandery No. 10 Knights Templar held its annual ball at the Masonic Temple on Wednesday night. A large gathering of Masons and their ladies attended as hosts to other Masonic bodies. The grand march began at 9 o clock in full uniform, with Quigley’s seven piece orchestra providing music. The temple was decorated with plants and flowers, and refreshments were served. Committees included Argiment Frank P. Taylor and W. H. Reighart. Reception and entertaining Dr. A B McCannel and Otto Ellison. Music Hart Swalstead and Fred Vale. Refreshments Dr I W Pence. Decorations J Norman Ellison and Preston S Hallman. Invitations G D Colcord.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Argiment
Frank P. Taylor
W. H. Reighart
A. BD. McCannel
Otto Ellison
Musle—Hart Swalstead
Fred Vale
I. W. Pence
J. Norman Ellison
Preston
Hallman
G. D. Colcord
Representative named for Life Service work in Burke division
Rev P W Erickson of Minot named representative of the Life Service Department of Interchurch World Movement for Burke Divide and Ward counties. Dr E Lee Howard of Fargo assigns the task of selecting young men to enter church service as ministers or missionaries amid growing demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tt Church
P. W. Erickson
Minot
Life Service Department
Interchurch World Movement
Burke
Divide
Ward
E. Lee Howard
Fargo
N. D
Erickson
Arch World Movement of
North America
United States
Oane
Three Boys Sentenced to Reform School for Logan Robbery
Three youths confessed to robbing the J. C. Quid mercantile store at Logan North Dakota. Judge Leighton ordered them to serve time at the state training school in Mandan until they reach age. The offenders were about 18, with Goodwater the oldest. Goodwater's mother, Mrs. Winenor, resided in Minneapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harris
Henry Goodwater
Roy Simmons
J. C. Quid
Logan
N.D
Leighton
Mandan
Mandun
Goodwater
Winenor
Minneapolia
Mrs. W. H. Darby Dies After Long Illness
Mea W JH Darby wife of Police Sergeant William Darby died Saturday night at her home in Minot after an illness since December. Funeral held at Pythias Castle Hall at 2 30 this afternoon with J Galaone rector of the Episcopal church officiating. Interment at Boar Ail cemetery. She was fifty one, born in Milwaukee Wisconsin, married in 18 and moved to Minot sixteen years ago. Survived by husband three children Florence and two sons W Oy and Ed Michaud. She was noted as one of Minot s best women and the family has the sympathy of many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. JH. Darby
Wm. Darby
Barty
Wan
Aes Oatarhy
Pythias Castle Hall
J. Galaoe
Episcopal Church
Boar Ail
Darby
Milwaukee
Paul
My. Darby
Oldest Thresher Peter Haster Dies in Wisconsin
Seop clipping from the Independent recounts the drowning of Peter Haster of Lost Creek Wis the oldest thresher in the United States by years of service having run threshing outfits for decades and only last year investing in a new care out. If any record can be beaten the Independent seeks proof.
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Seop
Peter Haster
Lost Creek
Wis
Sepp
United States
Oldest School Officer Attends Meeting
E. D. Skinner of Sawyer arrived to attend the annual meeting of school offices. Skinner was elected clerk of Pleasant school district No. 16 in June 188, and has held the post since, making him the longest serving school officer in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Skinner
Sawyer
Skinner Wa
Pleasant
Foxholm Woman Is Taken to Jamestown Insane Asylum
Mrs. Kelley wife of a Foxholm section employee was sent Tuesday to the Jamestown insane asylum after a prior suicide attempt by razor. Her throat wound required feeding through a tube. though her condition has improved she remains tube fed and may endure this for life due to an infected wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelley
Wifay
Foxholm
Jamestown
Young Canadian Soldier Adjudged Insane and Committed
Alfred Neland a young Canadian soldier who had been jailed for weeks was declared insane and sent to Jamestown insane asylum, taken there Tuesday. He fought in France during the war and cannot recall his family details.
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Alfred Neland
Jamestown
Neland
Court House Yard
France
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Ras Renton
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Will Holbein
Doc Allen
Cap Swigim
A. F. Bacon
John Quigley
Watt Kilowatt
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Surrey
A.D
McKinley ‘Township
Rev. P. W. Erickson
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Knights OF Columbus
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St. Leo's Church
Daughters of Isabella
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