Royal reception for trail tourists enroute to Glacier Park
The T. R. Trail Tourists from Duluth paused in Minot and were treated to a city welcome on the Normal campus with a band concert and speeches by J. B. Batchelor A. W. Tracy and others. The group then toured Stanley and the Mountrail County fair before departing westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thulyth
Glacier Park
Minot
Minnesota
Starnne
Autto Club
Normal
J. BR. Batchelor
Duluth
Portland
Maine
L. Hf. Beeler
R. A.nestos
West
Stanley
Carl Danielson
John McGuire
Mountrail
John Thre
Wool Pool Promises Relief For Growers This Spring
Wool growers plan to pool this year to improve returns after last year's market drop. With mills resuming purchases and tariffs favoring domestic wool, a better market is hoped. Many clips remain, and pooling offers potential gains over individual sales to local dealers. Ship to the Mouse Aiter Wool Growers' Association by August 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharat
Fargo ‘Tinn
Mouse Aiter Wool Growers’ Association
Terment
Minot
Thura
OM Syndicate Secures Additional Tract and Leases
The OM Syndicate announces securing additional tract acreage and leases in the Black Cotes area, totaling new acres and renewing 66 commercial producing wells in Cat Creek Field. Operators say work will start soon with discussions underway with an East Ohio group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota-Montana
Black Coates
Save Joy
Coburg
Cat Creek
Benoun
Ohio
Local swimmer seeks world title at Rice Lake meet
Two siters at and Ryder Tasonia vow to challenge for Foard county championship and race the world. The swimmer recently crossed the widest lake, Rice Lake, in a notable swim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryder Tasonia
Lng
Rice Lake
Wisconsin Tobacco Grower Visits Minot
Ole J. Nedroloe and family from Mt. Sterling Wisconsin visit Ex Sheriff John Nedroloe of the Motor Inn. Nedroloe, a large farmer in Wisconsin, concentrates on tobacco. He offers to share culture tips with local amateur gardeners who show interest. Laula Stearns of the Minot Auto Co. is a Sterling man well known to Nedroloe. The visitors praise the country and remark they grew nothing but snowballs back home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole J. Nedroloe
Mt. Stapling
Wisconsin
Nedroloe
John Nedroloe
Motor Inn
Mt. Sterling
Nedrobe
Laula Stearns
Minot Auto Co
Sterling
Nedv- Iloe
Nedvalees
Lumber loss tied to Grand Forks Home Builders bill
The North Dakota Home Builders Association lost 5464.36 on lumber costing 9629.35 shipped to Grand Forks in fall 1920 for a city building program. Most of the nearly five carloads has been sold to a local lumber firm. the bill of sale lists Manghe Cane Brasisi, William Lemke, J B Adams as signers.
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Manghe
Cane A Brasisi
Puveshor
William Lemke
State Industrial Commission
J. B. Adams
Home Builders Anso Elation
Car stolen from Barber Shop, found burned west of Minot
Pat Barton, Last Chance Barber Shop owner on West Central avenue, reported his car stolen around midnight. The vehicle was found upside down in a ditch three miles west of Minot, burned. thieves are believed to have overturned it, stolen the tires, then set it ablaze. Barton estimates loss over $600.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat Barton
Last Chance
West Central Avenue
Minot
Barton
Prevention of Polio Disease Calls for Care
Public health officials urge extreme caution to prevent an anticipated polio outbreak. Reports note scattered cases in Fargo and Portland with no deaths in Minnesota, while the state health board cites 100 to 400 cases statewide and 10 deaths, urging avoidance of contagious contact and strict hygiene practices for households and communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Portland
Minnesota
State Board? Health
Wadena
Chestey
Ivy
Aluke
Cale Jain
Minot Hosts Large Crowds at Play Festival
Crowds gathered at Riverside Park and Oak Park for a Minot Play Festival under the YWCA. Ted Cavinese directed playground activities assisted by Mrs. Carlson of Havre. Dances by girls, vocal solos by Marjorie Strom, and acts like the French Doll and balloon dance delighted attendees. A total of 108.67 was donated from both performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Park
Oak Park
Minot
Ted Cavinese
Carlson
Havre, Mont
Daviness
Independent
Misa Marjorie Strom
Poup
Mr. Basiness
Quigley
Vera Beata
Bright
Helen Wilson
Judith Frank
Toned Russian Worked Minot People for Money
A smooth Russian in Minot claimed high toned language and said he was Berlencon in Russia. He solicited funds from Jewish residents and Olympia Confectionery, collecting 12.00 and borrowing 12.00 more before the train. Havre Montana reports similar cons. authorities offer 50.00 for his capture. The Joepore recovered 10.00 of their money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Berlencon
Russia
Bismarck
Olympia
Havre
Mont
Joepore
Brooklyn Eagle Party Entertained In Minot
About 25 members of a Brooklyn tourist party enroute from Honolulu were hosted in Minot Monday afternoon. Auton greeted them at the G N station, driving them through four parks and the city. Flowers and souvenirs were exchanged, and President Danielson handed the porter a dollar for stickered bags. The group was led by Kalitenborn, assistant manager of the Brooklyn Eagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Honolulu
Minot
Auton
G. N
Association of Commerce and Pres
Danielson
Mr. Kalitenborn
The
Brooklyn Eagle
Bismarck Baseball Visits Minot For Weekend Series
Bismarck travels to Minot for a three game set starting tomorrow night at 6 30 with 6 30 starts on Saturday and Sunday. Pitcher Taylor has 25 wins this year and Minot aims to snap a recent three game skid against Bismarck by sweeping the series on the local diamond. Large crowds are expected as both teams boast top form and strong lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Minot
Sun
Taylor
Kyam Becomes Benedict Leonard I In Minot Wedding
L Kyam and Florence Thompson were married at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles Allen Tuesday evening at 8 30 officiated by Rev William Humter. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs Ed Ebr. Kvam a Moorhead normal graduate taught in Hope North Dakota prior to his bank work at Citizens Bank Minot and new Holt Motor Co accountant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Kyam
Benedict Leonard I. Kyam
Minot
Florence Thompson
Rhamo
N. D
Chas. K. Allen
Wm. G. Humter
Ed Ebr
Mra. Kvam
Moorhead Normal
the Hope
Citizens Bank of
Hut
Holt Motor Co
North Dakota to See Large Influx of Settlers Next Year
Former Senator Dave Hamilton, fresh from Indiana and Nebraska, predicts a sharp rise in settlers to North Dakota. He notes mortgage pressures and rising land prices push farmers to seek cheaper land, with many lenders tightening credit. Hamilton expects thousands of new arrivals in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Dave Hamilton
Mablentys County
Indiana
Nebraska
State Immigration Department
Typewriter Thief Strikes Office of Specialty Co
A recent theft target at the offices of the Specialty Co involved a stolen typewriter and high value ribbons. Police investigations underway as staff assess losses and secure premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Btole
Itice Specialty Co
Wales
Ype Iribbons and
Iow
1000 Men Sought For Crop Work In Northwest North Dakota
A North Dakota federal employment official reports demand for about one thousand workers to harvest and thresh crops in Minot and surrounding areas. Wages are set at 3.50 dollars per day for harvesting and at least 4.00 for threshing, with men from reservations and nearby counties being supplied via the Minot office. The obituary notes the funeral of Michael Flannigan, a senior railroad mechanic, held in St. Paul with widespread attendance and honoring floral tributes from Masonic bodies and railroad groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Flannigan
Mastesp
Great Northern
Miller Hospital
Paul Ety
Masonic Temple
Summit Lodge
St. Paul
Ed English
M Chas
McLaughlin
Grand Forks
Geo
Winnie
Crookston
Bratenberg
Muldownays Breckenridge
B. Mortimer
le A. Kermott
Guy O. Frank
Flannigan
Calvary Cemetery
Minot
North Dakota
Letcher
Fatate Federal
Association of Commerce
Pletcher
Ward
Burke
Renville
Oth
Soo
Lonir
Fisherman John Geist Returns From Minnesota Outing
John D. Geist is back from a two week trip near Hih King Minnesota. He visited his Keewatin farm and Clearwater Lake where he caught fifteen big pickerel in ten minutes then kept fishing for sport. He brought home berries and shared fish with family and neighbors.
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Husky
Minnesota
Husby
Red River Valley
McIntosh
Fertile
Beltrami
Fisher
East Grand Forks
Polk
Trail
Fosston
Climax
Eldred
Ward
Fieint
John D. Geist
Hih-+ King, Minn
Keewatin
Relat Clearwater Lake
John
Clearwater Lake
New Grocery Store Opens on South Hill by Local Partners
Chas McKenzie and Harry Falconer form a grocery partnership and will open a new store on Bleath avenue S E next Tuesday. The building is ready with free lemonade and ice cream for the opening. The store will stock George R Newell's groceries, ordered through Harry Dingenan, hill district resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Hill
Chas. McKenzie
Harry Falconer
Bleath Avenue
S. E
South Hill Vncidents
Fabious George R. Newell
Harry Dingenan
Hill District
Hudgins Establishes Overland Service for Reservation Areas
Hudgins Transfer Co launches regular bus lines to Mohall Max Plaga Parshall Makati and Ryder on the Reservation. A dependable schedule and field crew delivery within 75 miles on payment of transport charges popularizes the service. The fleet includes seven enclosed passenger cars with Verge white bun seating 15 to 26, offering parlor-car comfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hudgins
Hudgins Transfer Co
Mohall
Max
Plaga
Parshall
Makati
Ryder
Hodgins
W DirS Guilty In Rabbit Swindle
Fargo reports federal court jury found C W Bir s president and R Van Wie secretary treasurer of Pur and Specialty Farming guilty of using the mails to defraud. A Anderson was acquitted. Judge Page Morris sentenced Bir s to one year and one day and Van Wie to a $1000 fine. The judge urged hospitalization over prison for Bir s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birs
Morris
Federal Penitentiary
Washington
D. C
C. W. Hire
R. van Wie
C. A. Anderson
van Wichen
Page Mortis
Duluth
Town Criers Outdoor Frolic Preparations Nears
Town Criers Club readies for the First Annual Outdoor Frolic at Oak Park next Tuesday. Members and guests assemble at the Association of Commerce at 6 pm for a festive, disguising event with prizes, entertainment by the Minot Community Band, and a grand dinner underwritten by the club. Tickets required for entry. attendees likely in costume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town Criers
Minot Town Criers Club
Oak Park
Association of Commerce
Minot
Culwird
Havn
Ted Caviness
Bob Rasmussen
Montgomery
Swiggum
Ryder
Iing Jones
Minot Levy Set At 110365 Under State Law
State law limits Minot's base levy for the year to 110365, not counting special assessments, with the levy capped at one third of the combined levies of 1918 1919 and 1920. A 26 percent increase by vote was deemed unnecessary by commissioners. With 110365 available the city will have nearly the same operating funds for the current year.
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Minot
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T. R
BUICK
F. He ‘Bd
Flint
Mich
OM Syndicate
Winconsin
Corchrestern
Pergo
Miryalei
Burlington Potato Oune
Burlington Potato Growers Association
Houston
Ia Dan Conan
Green Mountain
Burlington
N.oak
Liefur
Kiefur
Mountain
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Order of United Workmen
John Fridfinson
Winnipeg
Iceland
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