Minot Attorney George H Stillman Found Dead in Car
The body of George H Stillman prominent Minot attorney was found slumped in his Chalmers car on the Lookout North Hill. A .32 caliber Bulldog revolver lay in his right hand, and a single head wound caused instantaneous death. Coroner and jury investigate foul play vs self harm while noting Stillman's final movements with creditors and Montana business interests. He left home in jovial mood to visit clients and had planned trips to Plentywood and Culbertson. He leaves a wife, daughter Eleanor, and son John.
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George H. Stillman
Promeinens Minot
Chalmers
Minot
Stillman
Rowan
R. W. Pence
A.ill
Geo. Hoover
Fred Almy
Bert McEwen
Auto Man
Stilman
Eau Claire Is
Union Mortgage Loan Co
Mr. Stillman
Leland Hotel
Schlegelmilch
H. S. Strandness
L. J. Wolfe
Eau Claire
Alto
Plentywood
Culbertson
Montana
Frank Taylor
Episcopal Church
D. J .Gallagher
Ward County Bar Association
The
Elks Lodge
Blue Lodge
Chapter
Rose Hill
Eleanor
Vermillion
3. D
John
U. S. Naval Academy
Anapolis
Walter Stillman
Council Bluffs
Towa
Dr John A Duncan Noted Surgeon Found Dead at Hotel
Dr John A Duncan, once a physician and surgeon at Upham North Dakota, was found dead in his hotel room on Wednesday afternoon after arriving from the west. A coroner's inquest returned a verdict of death by heart disease. He is survived by his wife and a daughter who died five years ago.
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John A. Duncan
Upham G
Ipham
N. D
Great Northern Wal
van Fleet
Anierne
Toronto
Can
Duncan
Pence
Elora
Ont
See McCannel
Medical and Surgical
The
Universitie
North, Dakota
Cameol
Pracatne Ferry
Upham
Altho
Myers
Havre Mont
McKenzie and
Allmas
Great Northern
Montana
Oil man’s roadster stolen in city highjack case
Wm Early, an oil man from Montana residing in the city, reported being kidnapped Tuesday night after meeting two strangers while out with a woman. He was found unconscious in brush on Eighth Street N. W. Wednesday morning. The Cadillac valued at $3,000 with a missing key was taken, and the robbers did not seize Barry’s $1.00. Police investigate.
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Montana
Early
Eighth Street
N. W
Barry
Rotarians Kiwanis Duel on Minot Diamond Friday
Minot Kiwanis and Rotary clubs clash in a 6 PM baseball game at the local diamond on Friday August 12 1921. Admission 25 cents funds go to boys work with a parade up Main Street and the Minot Community Band leading the pregame and postgame ceremonies.
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D. Cotcard
Minot Rotary Club
Glen
Minot Kiwanis Club
Minot
Buick
Apiary Neversweats
Kiwanis Invincibles
Aus
Haseeen
Judge Palda
Joe Belanger
Truck Horae
R.A. Nestos
Dave Phillips
Lynch
Ia Landis
Chief Byrne
Verne Tompkins
Francis Murphy
Shortston
John Morrell
Bob Graham
Dick Mills
Leslie White
Glenn Colcord
Mike Mulroy
Herb Colton
Bill Borene
Clarence Lee
Ray Miller
Frank Taylor
Carl Danielson
Harold Foss
Marvin Solien
Dave Mair
Bill Smart
Kiwanis
Doc DeMotts
Ed Person
Jenny Wilson
Archie McGannel
Geo, Walker
Fred Uptoo
Jim Smallwood
Grow Johnson form real estate partnership
Messrs C A Grow and H E Johnson form a partnership to run a real estate and collection business with Johnson retaining his law practice. Grow in charge of real estate and collections as 87 lakefront lots at Rice Lake Minot are marketed to residents of the Berthold Reservation and Minot buyers. News notes planned improvements and a resort appeal with fishing boats and future stocking of pike and bass.
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Messrs
C. A. Grow
H. E. Johnson
Attorney Johnson
Smart Block
Citizens Bank
Johnson
Grow
Grow-Johnson Co
Rice Lake
Minot
Porcine Ammer
Plaza
Berthold Reservation
Rica Lake
American Engineers Meet in Minot September 5
The American Association of Engineers will hold its semi annual convention in Minot on Monday September 5. National secretary E Drayer of Chicago, who heads 25000 members, will address the gathering. About 26 North Dakota members are expected to attend. A luncheon will follow the meeting.
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American Association of Engineers
Minot
E. Drayer
Chicago
Drowning tragedy as Miss Esther Lonberg dies in Mouse River
Miss Esther Lonberg, 19, of Minot, drowned in the Mouse River near P Peterson farm while trying to save her sister Lillie, with four other picnic participants narrowly escaping. Helga Kvalstad aided the rescue with a long pole, saving Mae Balerud, Willie Peterson, and others. Lifesaving efforts continued for hours until Lonberg's body was recovered. Balerud remained hospitalized in serious condition. Lonberg, a Zion Lutheran Sunday school member and Macomb employee, was honored at a large funeral service at Zion Lutheran church.
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Esther Lonberg
Sever O. Lonberg
Birst Ave
N. W
Mouse River
P. Peterson
Minot
Lillie
Helga Kvalstad
Jacobson & Fugelso
Zion Lutheran Sunday School
Peterson Farm
Jose
Helga
Laura Kvalatad
Esther Lonbery
Mae Balerud
Tille
Elaie
Amanda
Nottie Peterson
Memders
Mae Beferud
Lillie Lonberg
Misa Balerud
Miss Balerud
Miss Lonberg
Elsie Peterson
Amanda Peterson
Peterson
Nettie Paterson
Helga Kjulstad
Miss Balestad
Miss Mae Balerud
Willie Peterson
Esther
Lillie Lonbern
J .N. Johnson
M. O. Eide
Eide
Horace
Albin Peterson
Person Farm
Fire Department
Wm. F. Gettleman
Misa Mae Halerud
Mr. Gettleman
Net Grocery Co
manonrapRur
Lonberg
Mingt
Hillsboro
Great Northern Ry
Zion Lutheran Church
Mu City
Mr. Winter
Climax
Minn
Ani
Town criers revel in Minot frolic at Oak Park
The Minot Town Drivers held their annual frolic at Oak Park drawing about 200 members and guests. Ras Rasmus sen organized the event with seven assistants. Prizes ranged from a Rhode Island Red rooster to limburger cheese as the crowd enjoyed music, games, and a spectacle by Mark Mansfield and movie actress.
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Minot
Oak Park
Ras” Rasmussen
Ras
Corporal Colcord
Daviness
Woody
Barker
Markc Mansfield
Minot Oriers
Farmer in Wolsett Reports Excellent Rye Wheat Yield
Wolseth Ole Gresthold, Wolsett farmer, was in the city Friday and bought a New Case threshing separator. He cultivated 800 acres of rye and wheat this year and reports an excellent yield. Nearby crops are light, but a timely steer saved him dollars. Mr and Mrs Whitington of Butte Montana visit with Jesse and Everett Cline on their way home from Ohio.
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Wolseth
Wolsett
Mrs. Whitington
Butte, Mont
Jesse
Everett Cline
Ohio
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