Mrs A T Frost Dies After Prolonged Illness at 32
Mrs A T Frost aged 32 died Friday morning August 21 1908 after months of consumption. Born February 19 1876 she was married to R T Frost a Minot architect June 19 1897. Funeral at home Friday 8 pm led by Rev G W Longnecker with Royal Neighbors pallbearers. remains sent to Dows Iowa for burial. Left are husband five children siblings and a wide circle of mourners.
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Frost
Sarah L. Fenne
Peter Fenne
Dows
Iowa
R. T. Frost
Ellison
Hurd
Lindstrom
Murray
Crow
Resolutions of Sympathy for Mrs. Sarah L. Frost
Resolutions of sympathy from Souris Camp No 3503 Royal Neighbors of America Minot North Dakota note the death of Mrs. Sarah L. Frost. They extend condolences to her husband and sister, request prayers, and authorize publication in Minot papers.
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Souris
America
Minot
N. Dak
Wheredas
Sarah L. Frost
Wheat Arrival at Victoria Elevator Touts High Quality
The first wheat load brought to Minot by D J Carty from D W King Farm southwest of Minot weighed sixty pounds per bushel and averaged eighteen bushels per acre. Most wheat this year grades No 1 hard. Thresherman Olsoz from Geo J Nichols Farm gathered fifteen bushels per acre. oats averaged thirty bushels.
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Minot
Victoria Elevator
D. W. King
D. J. Carty
Thresherman Olsoz
Geo. J. Nichols
Montgomery returns from vacation with convention pointers
H. W. Montgomery came home after three weeks away including a three day stay in Minneapolis for the National Convention of Insurance Agents. He is prominently connected with the Minot Insurance Agency, which is rapidly growing into a leading insurance organization in the state.
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H. W. Montgomery
Minneapolis
National Convention of Insurance Agents
Mr. Montgomery
Minot Insurance Agency
Harvest News From South Prairie And Minot Districts
North Dakota notes report the Nordquist baby girl born Aug 17 and a diamond ring prize for Harvest Festival queen candidates. Esther Hermanson resumes teaching at school No 3 after summer study. Tom Hegle’s family mourns a two month old baby’s brain fever death. James Foley threshes 1000 bushels of No 1 Northern wheat near Surrey. A Paris Illinois visitor, Cc. L. Turver, cites Illinois corn concerns. Frank Lyman recovers from appendicitis at Northwestern hospital. Lee LaGore and Florence M. Smith wed in Blaisdell-Minot area. LeGore linked to Minot baseball.
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South Prairie
B. Norrdquist
Nordquist
North Dakota
Esther Hermanson
Minot
C. A. Pooler
Gilbert
Tom Hegle
Cc. L. Turver
Paris
Illinois
Lee LaGore
Blaisdell
Florence M. Smith
Minneapolis
C. B. Bach
G. L. Powell
LeGore
Two fake opticians arrested in Rugby with diamonds as bail
Two men named H. A. Sideman and W. H. Swartz posing as opticians were arrested last week in Rugby. Judge Fraine fined them 95.10 each but they lacked funds and offered two diamonds as security. Their cards read Superior Optical Company with offices in big cities.
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H. A. Sideman
W. H. Swartz
Rugby
Fraine
Optical Company
Bids Sought for Two School Houses in Tagus District
Tagus School District No. 39 invites sealed bids for erection of two school houses. Bids due by 6 p.m. September 3, 1908, with work and materials per plans on file. Directors reserve right to reject any or all bids. Signed at Tagus August 4, 1908 by Clerk Mrs. Ira D. Bush.
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Tagus School
Tagus
N. D
Ira D. Bush
Hallo
Minot Musical Academy
Europe
Threshing Busy in Local Area Amid Social News
Threshing has commenced and residents stay busy. Herman Trautmiller was a caller at Irving's Sunday. The infant child of Tom Hegley died Friday of brain fever and the funeral was held Sunday from the home. Clarence Johnson visited the camp Sunday.
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Herman Trautmiller
Irving
Tom Hegley
Public Sale Near Norwich North Dakota 1908
Capt D A Kramer auctioneer offers farm equipment and livestock for sale three miles south of Norwich on September 2 1908. The lineup includes ten work horses various wagons and harnesses plus a Concord buggy two farm machines and two plows. Cash sums under ten dollars and credit on larger bills with 10 percent interest and a five percent cash discount.
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Norwich
N. D
John Deere
Emerson Life
D. A, Kramer
M. H. Whistler
Guilty Plea in Surrey Robbery Case Sentences Arrested
John Gordon and John Norman were arrested for breaking into the residence of W. A. W. Culbertson in Surrey. They pleaded guilty to grand larceny and were sentenced to the penitentiary for theft of a lady's gold watch, a handbag, two razors, five dollars in cash, and other items.
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John Gordon
John Norman
W. A. W. Culbertson
Surrey
Oddfellows propose Bottineau City Hall jointly with lodge
The Oddfellows of Bottineau seek city hall on their lots with the first floor for a fire hall and offices and the second floor for the goat. City and lodge would own jointly and build together. A Chicago capitalist offering to bring $100,000 to promote factories plans to visit Minot. the Commercial Club assigns Paul V. McCoy to meet him and assess delivery.
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Oddfellows
Bottineau
Lodge
Chicago
Minot
Commercial Club
Paul V. McCoy
Mr. McCoy
Mulick Builds Modern Twenty Room Double House
J. P. Mulick is constructing a three story twenty room double house on South Welcome street at a cost of 7000 dollars. He will occupy half and rent the other half with full basement and hot and cold water. The article notes a son born to Mir and Mr. James Johnson of Burlingtons.
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J. P. Mulick
South Welcome Street
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A. T. Frost
Paul V. McCoy's
McCoys Show Window
Art Hanson
The
Public Drug Co
James Foley
E. H. Ray
Frank Lyman
Northwestern Hospital
Lyman
Ole Toftner
Fred Toftner
Clarence Johnson
Geo. Moore
W. R. Foster
Gladys
Witham
John Trautmiller
Irong’s
Do. M. Chrstianson
Earle Stredwick
Kuchenbecker’s
Poolers Lake
Kentucky
Concord
McCormick
Mir
James Johnson
Burlingtos
Glass
Minot Academy OF Music
Academy OF Music
Cara Simmons
Hazel Hopkins
Sibyl McDonald
B. M. Dunaevski
Imperial Conservatory of Music
St. Petersburg
Russia
Dunaevski
London
Eng.) College of Music
School of Music
Nightengale Rd
Clapton
N. London
England
Minot School
Minor Academy of
Musi
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