Foch Smokes Peace Pipe with Sioux Chief at Bismarck
Marshal Foch and Chief Red Tomahawk sealed friendship with a pine of peace ceremony in Bismarck as crowds gathered from western North Dakota towns. The multilingual exchange included English French interpreters and a gift of war regalia signaling honored ties between French soldiers and the Sioux group.
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Foch
Bismarck
Marshal Ferrdinand Foch
Red Tomahawk
Dalol
Marshal Foch
Tomahawk
Sitting Bull
Guster
Tomaham
Marshal Phe
France
North America
Standing Rock Reservation
Squaws
Plenty Coups
Srey
Marriage licenses listed for Oliver Green and Grace War tenbe
Licensed to wed in Douglas and Durbin bids, with ages 21 and 19 for Oliver B Green and Grace War tenbe, and 25 for Julius J Spooner of Durbin N D and 25 for Rose Alme of Minot.
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Oliver B. Green
Grace Wartenbe
Douglas
Julius J. Spooner
Durbin
N. D
Rose Alme
Minot
Missionary Widow Clara Distad Plans Return to China Work
Mrs. Clara Distad widow of Dr. C. E. Distad who died of typhus in Sin Honan China in June has arrived with her two sons and will spend a year with her parents in Prescott. She expects to resume work with the Lutheran United Mission in China where she and her husband served for about three years. The couple faced looting incidents and Chinese floods. she notes unrest among soldiers and predicts famine after floods.
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China
Clara Distad
C. E. Distad
Williston
Sin Honan
Ala
Prescott
Distad
Lutheran United Mission
Arth McCannel de. S. H. Hong
Seon
Korea
Viret Presbyterian Church
Axchie D. Mc Cannel
Mone
Severance Medical College
Seoul
Usng
Severance Callege
Avison
Minot
Fife
Minot de
Hong
Kansan
United States
Presbyterian Sunday School
Liberal Party Launched in North Dakota
Bisnarek Nov 28 Formal launching of the liberal party in North Dakota occurred at a conference led by J A H Hopkins of the Committee of 48. The state committee was named with I W Deemy as chairman, Mrs G Y Boise as vice chair, and HW Calenderhead as secretary all from Bismarck. The group adopted resolutions naming the liberal party for the 1924 campaign and praised the Nonpartisan league administration while urging certain defeated officials be considered candidates for the U S Senate next year.
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North Dakota
Nonpartisan League
L. J. Frazier
William Lemke
Hagan
United States Senate
City Schools Music Service to Be Held in High School
On Thursday evening December 22 the City Schools Music Department presents a Christmas Music Service in the High School Auditorium at eight oclock. Admission is free with a program of old Christmas carols sung by grade and high school pupils. Special numbers include performances by the High School orchestra showcasing its prominence in school and community. An afternoon program for city schools children only is planned.
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John E. Howard
State Association
John EB. Howard
Wilyeis
State Teachers’ Association
Fargo
Lambert Murphy
New York
Association
Minel
Suttelpton
H C Plumley Beloved North Dakota Mason Nears Death
H C Plumley a respected North Dakota Mason and Sovereign Grand Inspector General lies critically ill at his Fargo home. He has suffered illness since returning from Minot and his condition worsened after a visit to the city in November with friends unable to see him.
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H. C. Plumley
H.C. Elateye
Orient of North Dakota
Fargo
Mr. Plumley
Minot
E. B. McCutcheon
Mr. Anes
North Dakota
Syverson sues for fifty one thousand in Minot court
Ole Syverson farmer living eight miles northeast of Minot sues Halward A and Dr J R Peace for 51000 damages over injuries to his sixteen year old daughter Gertrude in an October 22 1921 accident. The suit cites severe bodily harm including a fractured leg, facial injuries and missing teeth.
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J. R Peace
Ole Syverson
Minot
Gertrude
Fide
F. J
Jackman
J. Re Pencer
Jennings Vik
Shirley Grocery Co
Pence
Misa Syverson
Miss Syverson
St. Joseph's Hospital
North Dakota Veteran Released From Minnesota Insane Asylum
Edward Zahner of Cartwright North Dakota a former serviceman was released from the Rochester Minnesota insane asylum. He had been sent there after a vocational training program dispute with a Veterans Bureau physician and an employer filed a charge of insanity. The American Legion members aided his release.
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Dakota
Minnesota
Edward Zahner
Cartwright
N. D
Rochester
G A R Post 35 to Meet December 6 at 2 30 PM
Commander White of the Abraham Lincoln Post No 35 G A R announces a Tuesday afternoon meeting at the Association of Commerce rooms for business and the election of officers.
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Abraham Lincoln Post No
Association of Commerce Rooms
Scottish Rite Meeting for Members This Week
A Scottish Rite meeting will be held at the Magonic penile Belang this week with business of interest. All members are urged to attend. Governor Nestos has asked for the resignation of six North Dakota district tax supervisors to save salaries and travel expenses.
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Nestos
North Dakota
Association of Commerce Free From Debt Celebrates
The Minot Association of Commerce reports a debtless balance after a postwar banquet attended by about 150. President Carl Danielson highlighted savings plans, dues at eight dollars, and the club's solid support for leadership. Directors praised the work and a musical program followed.
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Neon Tyre
Carl Danielson
Asociation of Commerce
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Okister
Danielson
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Lee
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Frank Cloutier
Pinoy
Nathan Repald
Tieral Olson
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John BE. Howard
Musi
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Minot
Wy Association
Dos. M. Gulden
St. Joseph' Hospital
BR. E. Barron
Jury to deliberates in Kirkland and Brady gambling case
The case of the astute versus Kirkland and Brady went to the district court and a jury is now deliberating. They face charges of maintaining a gambling nuisance at Haskell's Second Hand Store. A separate case against Wm. Areder started this afternoon. ND farms report more farm than city jobs as federal agency notes rising demand with wages from 10 to 25 dollars monthly with board.
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Brady
Astute
District Cour
Fargo
N. D
Federal Free Enloyment Agency of
North Dakota
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