Lambert Killed Instantly In Sumatra Wagon Accident
Edward Lambert, 39, longtime Surrey resident, died near Sumatra Mont when a team pulling a wagon ran over him after the mack slipped. His wife Myrtl Zook Lambert survived, with funeral services held in Surrey and interment planned back home. The liveryman, bruised, assisted in the accident and Mrs Lambert witnessed the tragedy.
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Edward Lambert
Surrey
Blinot
Sumatra
Mont
Mr. Lambert
Sur_ rey
C. D. Lambert
Word
Diphtheria Claims Winnifred Updike at 13
Winnifred Elsie Updike thirteen died of diphtheria at the detention hospital after illness of nearly two weeks. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Bert Updike from sixteen miles south of the city, she was brought in for throat paralysis treatment as the disease worsened. She is survived by her parents and a brother.
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Winnifred Elsie
Bert Updike
Prominent St Paul figure attends North Dakota funeral directors meeting
In North Dakota a funeral directors meeting drew attention as a notable event. Chas E B Turner, a prominent St Paul figure, mingled with attendees while local demonstrations featured a Ryder rep promoting a safety oil gas burner. The Grand Theatre showcased a strong program with clever performances and advertisements from local vendors.
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St. Paul ST
North Dakota
Wan. A. Nixons
Ryder
Dany
Ward
Christopher
Williston Lynching and Plains Land Hope in North Dakota
A masked mob lynched Cleve Culbertson, labeled murderer, at Williston North Dakota amid reports of unrest. The Soo railway plan aims to sell lands to eastern buyers with cheap rates, listing up to 10,000 parcels by July and distributing them across the territory to attract farmers. The article also notes farm sales, Masonic installation, dairy plans for Kenmare, land entry rulings for Fort Berthold, and local business notes including a Kodak farm sale and restaurant moves.
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Soo Railway
Cominy
Murphy
Masked mob lynches Dillon murderer in Williston jail
Cleve Culbertson who killed Mr and Mrs Dillon and their thirteen year old daughter was dragged from Williston jail by a masked mob at four o clock Tuesday morning. He fought the crowd in his cell and was hanged and shot on the Little Muddy bridge a mile east of the city. Sheriff Erickson resisted but the crowd overpowered him and Culbertson was killed. The lynching, planned by neighbors, occurred after the group entered the jail with masks and guns. The coroner’s verdict says Culbertson died at the hands of a mob.
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Williston
N. D
Cleve Culbertson
D. T. Dillon
Dillon
Ray
Little Muddy
Bay Country
Wil
Erickson
Culbertson
Hamre
W. Culbertson
Evanston
Wyoming
Wwintiston
Dorcoaster
Neb
Burdick
Uty
Vicinity
Mondak
Plentywood
Mont
Canada
Buck
Wilcox, Can., & Eee
Hanna
Nein
Steele
Kidder County
Kidder
Loop Boosters Meet Murphy in Mouse River Loop
The Ways and Means committee of the Mouse River Loop Immigration association met at the Commercial club to consult with immigration agent J. B Murphy of the Soo. The group aims to attract settlers to the Loop district with potential Great Northern cooperation. A Glenburn meeting is planned with Major Murphy, W. E. Peck, and Gov. Devine invited, with lunch and a Glenburn band.
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Ways and Means Committee
Mouse River Loop
Glenburn
Governor Praises Colonel Scarlett for Christmas Message
The Office of the Governor dated December 16 1918 commends Col. Alex Scarlett of Minot North Dakota for aiding Mrs. Scott in her land matter. The note expresses appreciation for his good work and wishes him a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
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Scarlett
Alex. Scarlett
Minot
N. D
Dewar
Woman Shot in the Leg near Ryder News
Mrs Burr Vannausdle of Cremer ville was accidentally shot in the calf by a cocked .22 rifle her husband held while going hunting. Dr Griffin dressed the wound and no serious harm occurred. The piece notes the husband’s inexperience with firearms and mentions other local tidbits from Ryder and Plentywood activities.
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Burr Vannausdle
Cremerville
Vannausdle
Griffin
Ryder
Ryder News
North Dakota Press Association Winter Meeting Program
The North Dakota Press Association schedules its winter meeting in Bismarck January 16 17. Notable events include welcome by C W Havens, reports from committees, and papers on topics from rural weeklies to agricultural development. Key speakers include J K McLeod W C Allen J A Corbett and G F Colling with discussions on subscriptions and editorial roles.
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BIB Marcne
South Dakota
North Dakota Press Association
Scauton
Bixmarek
G. D. Colvard
Minet
Teubahaw
Valley City
JK. McLeod
Masher
Atvernion
Yethel
W. C. Allen
Z . Aberdeen
Dale
W. A. Shear
Sentinel Butte
J. A. Corbett
Williston
David Larin
Ryder
Sam Chirk
Bismarck
Temple Court Cafeteria Robbed by Two Men
Two tough characters broke a rear window at Temple Court Cafeteria about early morning and rifled a cash register taking 11.35 dollars. A porter heard noises, was ordered to stand by as the robbers fled, leaving some currency behind. John I. Moore arrested. accused of passing checks on Minot banks with no funds. Moore, longtime Minot real estate operator, facing scrutiny for prior dealings.
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Temple Court
John I. Moore
Daily
Rts
Jurors Excused in Warren Case Trial Delay
District court jurors were excused Saturday morning with the exception of those drawn for the War ren case. The Warren cage is the last to be tried during the present storm.
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District Court
Warren
Skater Walter Smallwood Breaks Collar Bone on Ice
Walter Smallwood suffered a broken collar bone while skating backwards at the East Tour Sunt morning rink, after a trip on a Tell. Frank W. Youngman’s ad appears in this issue. No. 4 mentions Bepacay South and how to obtain part 2.
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Walter Smallwood
Skatin
Trip On Tell
Frank W. Youngman
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Lambert
Montana
Diphtheria
Rclains
Winnifred
Updike
Grand Theatre
Gees Oreibeh
Fi W. Youngman
D. H. Houston
Hunter
H. F. Gale
Mr. Houston
Eastern Star
Mra
Kermott
Tnex_ Bay
W. C. Hunter
F. W. Youngman
Catherine Ross
Maud Dale
Geo. Krepers
Campbell
Stenerson
Mabel Morgan
Truax
Kenmare Pevana
Kenmare
Commercial Club
Berthold
Minot Landoffice
Fort Berthold Reservation
Ee Zee Ae
Fermesh
Bees
Indiana
Rock
Fort Berthold
Arg
Kruger
Rani von Williston
Little Missouri
Fisk
LOOP
Immi
Japan
Chas. Weber
Grand Forks
Jos. Louderback
Plainview, Minn
Relate
B. Solberg
McKinley Township
Rochester
Minn
Louis
Biamarck
Geo. Cook
Newsw
Comkult
Mr. Cook
Columbus
Nev
C. W. Haveis
Bismarek
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