Music School Free Piano Contest For Beginners
The Minor Academy of Music in the Wilco block launches a free piano contest for beginners aged eight to seventeen, enrolling by January 9 1909. Twelve lessons culminate in a recital. top improver wins a piano. Regular lesson prices apply with no loss for entrants. An Sons of Norway meeting elected new officers in K P hall, planning social and literary events. Officers include President Einar Muus and Vice President Axel Bratsberg. Spieker, ex Donnybrook merchant, must explain disposition of property after bankruptcy. J P Marquette named trustee. creditors seek to reopen case as Cap Aaker becomes new trustee. Creditors expected to receive 100 cents on the dollar.
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Music School
Sons of Norway
Spicker
Misic
Wilco
Prof
Dunievski
The
K. P. Hall
Einar Muus
Axel Bratsberg
R. A. Nestos
Thor Moeller
Elopement and then scandal rock a county town
Reports describe C A Rieff and Tan Pomeroy eloping from Cleveland and marrying with a minister and banquet halted when Rieff’s marital status surfaced. Rieff posted $25,000 bond. later the case was dropped. The Times editorializes on tax fairness for the coming legislature and warns readers about quick riches schemes and the dangers of fakirs. A train wreck on the North Coast Limited injures several, plus local legal actions and land prospecting moves near Lethbridge.
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Jamestown
Butte
C. A. Rieff
Tan Pomeroy
Cleveland
Thorp
Rieff
Riett
Atwater
Minn
Elopers
Rief
Tesifents
Andden
Banda
Reiff
Minot Chronicle notes local society and crimes in 1900s style
Miss Lilliian Evans returns from Stanley to nurse Miss Naomi Kale of Benj Kale who hovered between life and death from typhoid. F J Zinke returns from Minnesota to find his house ransacked. Hay stacks burned near Surrey and a Velva house fire. Minot editor group forms in Seventh Judicial district, Rexall store opens in Willow City, Williston plans a mill, and famed soprano Freida Langendorff performs. Court case on Dr J J Reilly, elopement in Grand Forks, Maxbass seeks readers, and farmer crops reach eight billion dollars with forecasts of twelve.
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Lilliian Evans
Stanley
Naomi Kale
Benj, Kale
Kale
Out
Campbell divorce suit before Judge Gosg and fire at Westhope
W. D. Campbell of Glenburn sued his wife for divorce before Judge Gosg for desertion. Campbell did not appear and the judge took the case under advisement. Westhope Methodist church fire Sunday morning blamed on furnace. damage about 700 dollars insured. Kim of Maxbase seeks health treatment in Missouri after prospering in North Dakota. Halsey of Maxbase left for Conrad district near Great Falls after taking a tip. Misc notes include local odds and a garbled regionual item from Nokh Dakota about wheel towing state.
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W. D. Campbell
Glenburn
Gosg
Campbell
Westhope
C. Kim
Maxbase
Missouri
Mr. Kim
Mipot
North Dakota
J. C. Halsey
Conrad
Great Falls
Dakota
Tate
North Dakota Forest Reserve to Cover 14080 Acres
The Nori Dakota National Forest will span 14080 acres in the Bad Lands area, between Billings county and major northern and southern rail lines. It marks North Dakota as a test state for forest planting with nurseries planned to aid reforestation and windbreaks for settlers, with administration by the Forest Service to begin as feasible.
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New
Nori Dakota National Forest
Bad Lands
Billings County
Nea
Northern Pacific Railroad
Chicago, Milwaukee and
Forest Service
Yeer
Jessible
Rail way commissioners urged raise to 2509 per year
The Overly Trine argues for increasing the railway commissioners salary to 2509 dollars, noting Wisconsin pays 5000 and no state has a more efficient board. Underpaying could cause neglect of duties and harm the board’s reputation, they claim. Competent men are needed, and reformers opposing higher pay are accused of favoring cheap nominees for railroads.
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Wisconai
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Prof. Dunaevski
M. Ringen
Evald Kvam
Lewis Ebne
N. J. Thorson
Marshall
Anton Nelson
L. Huseby
H. Haakon
Hans Dahl
C. A. Johnson
Donnybrook
Spieker
U. S
J. P. Marquette
Lewis
Cap Aaker
Spiker
Mmell
del the People and the Times Trust
Saint Thomas Times
Tribune
Fakir
North Coast Limited
N. P
McKensie
Bismarck
Bert Young
Ray Pioneer
Graham
Bert
Ole Berdahl
Rugby
John Buo
A. H. Jones
Chas. Turk
Buoye
Canada
Lethbridge
F. J. Zinke
Minnesota
Chas. W. Moore
Surrey
C. W. Anderson
Velva
Anderson
Roe
B. R. Sinkler
Grafton
Moeller
Minot
Seventh Judicial District
State Association
Rexall Drug
Willow City
Mme
Freida Langendorff
Nordica
de Clare
J. J. Reilly
Milton
N. D
Georgina Christianson
E. R. Sinkler
Sinkler
G. O'Fellas
Grand Forks
Hastings
G'Fellas
Maxbass
Sears
Maxbass Monitor
Bottineau Courant
Chas. Shover
H. Hecht
C. A. Vollner
C. Wil
W. J. Kelley
F. M. Kandem
A. A. Olson
Carpio
Fleitch
America
Wilson
Siiver
Wileem
Ildren
Silver Cape
Soio
W. H. Reighart
Switch
Marbess
Rombo
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