Where Is Mike Bedore Missing In Minot Tale
Henry Bedore of Escanaba seeks his 14 year old brother Mike who vanished in Minot after arriving March 2 with another brother George. The youths traveled from Eth muig Sask, money ran low and a postal order letter to Mike was returned. Henry believes Mike may be farming near Minot and can reach him at the Kory Cafe. Mike wore a blue verge dust coat a sheepskin lined duck coat and a black leather cap and carried a 10 gauge shotgun. Mohall to build a $35000 school is due to finish by May 1.
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Henry Bedore
Escanaba
Mike
Minot
George
Ethmuig
Sask
Henry
Kory
Ind
Mohall
Thompson Named County Auditor and Staff Changes
L. J. Thompson becomes county auditor. R. W. Kennard named deputy. Johan Nekson stays a month as Carl Lindberg assumes county treasurer duties. Carl Wallia Ila remains. Ferguson joins the auditor’s office after leaving the G N.
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L. J. Thompson
Thompsoon
Carl Wallia Ila
Ferguson
G. N
Audtor
Farmer Injured By Kick Near Minot In Rural Incident
Simos NRigstad a farmer twelve miles southwest of Minot was kicked by a horse causing severe injuries to the face and eye area. He received medical care and was expected to face possible disfigurement. The Farmers' club met at Geo Weber's home with seven families attending to discuss gardening stock raising rural telephones and club business. Members arranged orders for copper poison and formal fyde to be bought from Economy Drug Co Mt. Pt. The next meeting is set for Theo Stock's home on May 4.
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Simos Nrigstad
Minot
Wis Burses
Nedrose Farmers’ Club
Geo
Weber
Agri
Fueg
The
Economy Drug Co
Theo
Stock
Bank Declares Best Statement in Four Years
Pliswl Union National Bank reports its strongest statement in four years signaling continued recovery after prior relapse. Berthold Potato Growers' Association notes substantial shipments, including one hundred cars of potatoes and an equal amount this spring, with prices rising on eastern markets.
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Pliswl Union National Bank
Ioan
Berthold
Berthold Potato Growers’ Association
Minneapolla
Guardian petitions heard over Havilcheck guardianship
Judge Murray heard two petitions for guardianship of elderly Havilcheck. He appointed J. M Wise as guardian due to complications. The case involved a farm transfer to Thornhill Willets and later sale to Jourgen Olson, with a separate action to set aside the deed and a $3800 deposit awaiting payment to Havilcheck.
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Murray
North Prairie
Havilcheck
Frank Line
Arthur LeSueur
J. M Wise
Havilceck Cate
Thornhill & Willets
Milnois
Ater
Jourgen Olson
Thornhill @ Willets
Big Debate Tonight Between Gratton and Surreyugh Schools
On April 19 1913 in the Burrey NW high school auditorium the Gratton and Surreyugh Schools meet in the last semi final of the state high school debating league The issue is whether the federal government should own and operate a parcels post express Grafton will speak for the affirmative and the Surreyugh team for the negative Judges are President Crane JM Devine and Mrs Herigatad Debaters count on a strong turnout from friends and neighbors.
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Burrey
Gratton
Surrey Ugh
Grafton
Pres
Crane
J. M, Devine
Herigatad
Minot Youth John Moore Shines in University Glee Club
John Moore, an eighteen year old former Minot boy, travels with the University Glee Club and earns a splendid record at school. He enjoyed independent work at the office, learning press feeding and loving the scent of printer's ink during his early days.
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John Moore
Minot
University Glee Club
John
Hee
Northwestern Educational association to hold eighth annual Minot meeting
The Northwestern Educational association, covering nine counties, will host its eighth annual meeting in Minot from April 15 to 19. A strong program features Hon. P. B. Taylor, Prof. Andrew Vollis, Wesley McDowell, A. G. Crane, and W. N. Abbott among others. Music from Minot schools. county superintendents offer programs. Gopher tail bounty announced for Nedtone township with payments planned for April to June. Fox’s right hand man Lawrence Quenta is seen in Minot en route to Carpio. The flute at Towner reportedly flooded signaling potential hay yields.
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Northwestern Educational Association
Minot
PB. F. Taylor
Andrew PB. Vollis
Valley‘ City Normal
Wesley ¢’ McDowell
Myron
A. G. Crane
Minot Normal School
WN. ©. Abbott
The
Univerity
Nedtone Township
Lawrence Quentad
T.rs. Fox
Bantry
Carpio
W. Crary
Towner
Thompson Chosen Secretary Yet to Decide
Taya O Thompson selected as secretary of a minor commercial entity. his acceptance remains unsettled. A Parker-Winters Jewelry store in the city reports the state’s largest diamond on display with a 60 tub electric sign. Mary Arnold of Foxholm dies after brief illness. remains sent for burial. Railway commissioners grant Blaisdell agent order a crossing between Tone Tree and Tes Lacs. May tour planned of Great Northern lines for proposed action.
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Parker-Winters
Mary Arnold
Geo. Arnold
Foxhol
St. Joseph's Hospital
Vosholm
Blaisdell
Tone Tree
Tes Lacs
Great Northern
Era
Blackfeet Indians Dance On Broadway At Travel Show
A group of Blackfeet Indians performed a grass dance on Broadway in New York to promote the Second Annual Travel and Vacation Show. The troupe arrived from Glacier National Park and camped on the Hotel Marlowe roof under Big Jim and manager Boomer supervision.
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New York
Broadway
Big Top
Ind
Great Northern Railway
Glacier National Park Reservation
Montana
Indiana
Moalpia
Tepees
Manseger Boomer
Big Jim
Jerecy City
Pracer
Snes
Three Bears
Carlile
Grand Central Palace
New York City
City to Advertise Bids for Main and First Street Paving
City Commission decides to advertise for bids to pave Main street from the north end to Third Street and First Street from the U N viaduct to Wellcome street. After bids are opened property owners will decide on paving. Estimated cost about 3000 dollars per block and 250 dollars per 25 foot lot. Contractors offer first‑class work with five‑year guarantees.
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City Computer Sion Mdi
Third Strect
First Street
U. N
Wellcome Street
Willig
Fight Case Appealed In Dreamland Roller Rink Incident
The cases against William Kimball W Webb William Anderson and Frank Butler arrested in connection with a fire light at the Dreamland roller rink at Fels 21 last are likely to go to the state supreme court. Judge Murray today sustained a demurrer to the complaint for the third time. The state’s attorney indicated the cases may be dropped until a ruling from the supreme court.
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William Kimball
W. Webb
William Anderson
Frank Butler
Dreamland
Fels
State Supreme Court
Dorr
Carroll
William Murray
Juuse
Dudley Nash
Hagenstein Named City Auditor
A. D. Hagenstein was appointed city auditor and began duties Monday. His first tasks included recording the city commission proceedings at a busy session. His successor as manager of the G.N. Express Co. has not yet been chosen.
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C. G. Ny Press Co
A. D. Hagenstein
G.N. Express Cou
Scarlet Fever Claims Victim Four Year Old Girl
The four year old daughter of Mrs. W. A. McHuh of Vanguard Bask. died Tuesday in this city from scarlet fever. She had been brought here for eye treatment when she contracted the disease at home. The remains will be taken to Lakota where the family formerly lived.
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W. A. McHuh
Vanguard
Bask
IL Hayfax
Lakota
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Mike Bedore
Brother
Michigan
Thompson
R. ‘W. Kennard le
Farmer
Mon Rigstad
Judea
American Press Associates
Uliwr
Lanion
Serpy Dusinesalie
Wwer
Wilson IS
Taya O. Thompson
Nn Minor Commercial Eliter
Warry Diveman
Mra. Dingman
Foxholm
Blackfeat Tribe
City Commission
Fight Case
Hagenstein
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