North Dakota Sixth Regiment Ships to American Lake
Company D of Minot leads about 350 National Guard soldiers leaving at seven from the Great Northern for American Lake Washington. Several companies from Wahpeton Fargo Hillsboro Grat ton Devils Lake join, band from Lisbon along, under Capt Armstrong US Army. Major Persons and Chaplain Ellsworth accompany. Independent plans a full Lake story later.
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Co. D
North Dakota
Great Northern
American Lake
Wash
Minot
Wahpeton
Fargo
Hillsboro
Gratton
Devils Lake
Co. E
Willston
G. M
Northern Pacific
Valley City
Jamestown
Bismarck
Mandan
Dickenson
Lisbon
Poole
Armstrong
United States
National Guard
Co. D. of
Sam
Blakey
Wright
Malick
Thompson
Mitchell
Ellison Firet
Arrison
Theater First
Kennard Corp
Backoft Corp
Graham Corp
Henderson Corp
Grows Corp
Russell Lancer Corp
Copeland
Campbell Quigley
Ling
Abbott
Berg
Collins
Copelond
Clemmens
Campbell
Frank
Graham
Gould
Hedges
Heustis
Johnson
Larson
L. J. Larson
Leslie
Lyon
Marsh
Maughn
Munson
McNulty
Murphy
Merrill
Ohio Farmers Ponder North Dakota Prospects
W H Funderberg of New Carlisle and Henry Dresher of Springfield, notable Buckeye farmers, travel with relatives through Maxbass and Upham regions reporting excellent crops. They praise oats and wheat yields, tour James Scofield farm near Surrey, and foresee a bright North Dakota future urging young eastern farmers to relocate.
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W. H. Funderberg
New Carlisle
Henry Dresher
Springfield
Surrey
Buckeye
Mr. Funderberg
Chas, Funderberg
Mr. Dresher
C.e.dresher
Maxbass
Upham
James Scofield
North Dawsby
North Dakota
Farmer Ludtke Claims Gun Threat After Car Incident
Gustav Ludtke, a farmer ten miles north of town, tells the Independent man he was attacked while checking a field when two men in a rig drove toward his crops. He says a man struck him with a whip and the buggy wheels ran over his leg. Bob Stenson gives a different account claiming Ludtke brandished a shotgun. Deputies arrested Ludtke and the other man. Judge Murray set bail on Ludtke on his own recognizance.
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Gustav Ludtke
Stendk
Bob Stenson
Ludtke
Kelly
Murray Tet
North Dakota Farmer Records 1,000 Gersona Year Claim
Thaine asserts a farmer in North Dakota could produce 1,000 gersona in a year using improved methods. The statement links better machinery and safety to higher yields, though details remain unclear.
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Thaine
North Dakota
Northern Dakota notes and regional market updates
The column reports on Mrs. Lemuel Wright’s appendicitis recovery prospects without surgery, Alex Peltier’s Fargo transfer by U.S. Marshal A E McKay after an indictment for whiskey sales to Indians, and executives from Glazier discuss fall and winter sourcing in Minneapolis and Chicago. It covers lumber price rises driven by demand and crop outlooks in the Northwest, durum wheat yields and seed purity concerns, rust observations, and local harvest conditions in McHenry and Ward counties with farm activity near Minot and Velva, including anecdotes about local real estate ventures.
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Northwest
Man
McHenry County
Velva Journal
Hay binding trial and local farm reports in Cass County
The article notes farmers testing a binder bound hay method for a second year, explains its better preservation than loose stacks, and mentions local dairy activity. It also covers land sales in the Williston irrigated district, the Minot Creamery’s strong output and butter prices, and various local incidents and anecdotes from Devils Lake to Minot including a tragic suicide of a local girl and farm accidents.
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H. Benno
Minot
Cass County
Mrs Jacobson Nearly Drowned After River Rescue
Mrs Jacobson wife of Jacobson of the firm Jacobson and Fugeleo was nearly drowned in the Missouri river at Buford while crossing with her brother in a small boat. The mail man saved them after a fierce struggle as the river ran about 35 feet deep. Mrs Jacobson lost a $25 hat.
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Missouri River
Jacobson
Jacobson & Fugeleo
Missouri
Buford
Chas, Jacobson
Mr. Jacobson
Tom Kittelson
Minot Receives First Northwest Ambulance
Minot introduces a new up to date ambulance built for McGregor Bros. by James Cunningham Co. of Chicago. The DestitiTut vehicle with rubber tires and steel grey finish includes a doctor seat, nurse seat, patient cot, curtains, windows, ventilators, a thermometer, interior lamps, a red cross, and a freely used driver gong. It aims to transport patients to the hospital and is expected to see substantial use.
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Minot
Northwest
McGregor Bros
Morse
James Cunningham Co
Chicago
Pendroy Sues Great Northern for 25000 in Auto Injury Case
Miss Mattie Pendroy of Towner files suit against the Great Northern in Ward county district court seeking 25000 damages for injuries from an auto collision at Main street crossing two years ago. Her father L B Pendroy also sues for 1725 medical bills. The matter follows a prior Ward county trial in which Pendroy sued for auto damages and the verdict was upheld on appeal to the supreme court.
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Great Northern
Mattie Pendroy
Towner
L. B. Pendrey
Oss
Pemadryo
Supreme Court
Palda
D. J. Oconnell
Chas. D. Donnelly
Towner Tribune
Murder dispute over Russian victim in contested county line
Officials debate whether the murder of William Barcawenic occurred in Ward or McLean County near Max. The crime scene lies near the county line, keeping authorities from issuing warrants while both counties confer. The suspect is believed to have fled toward Canada as discussions continue.
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Wiliam Barcawenic
Max
Ward
MaLean
Cnunty
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Buc
Lemuel Wright
Alex Peltier
A. E. McKay
Federal Grand Jury
B. D. Glazier
H. L. Glazier
Boston and Morris Bank
Palace
Minneapolis
Cooperstown Courier
Daily Papers
Duluth
Griggs County
Mark Nelson
Oarky Ulrich
Williston
Williston Land Co
Minnneapolis
Babe” Wright
J. R. Johnson
Grand Forks Bank
Independent
Ben Larsen
Minot mm
Larpon
Albert
Lambie
O. J. Akre
Velva
Wats
G. N
Ward County
Roneous
Mdiean
Tir Dick
Spoenset
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