District court crimes wrap up briskly in rapid plea deals
The criminal calendar moves fast as Howard pleads guilty to robbing Chet Harris at Glenburn after a weak not guilty start. Philip Conroy is found guilty of first degree burglary linked to Riverside Cash Grocery robbery and a four man gang. Rogers and Lewis face sentencing with Howard and Conroy later this week. McCauley pleads guilty to assault and battery after an intoxicated clash with a patron, avoiding penitentiary and awaiting county jail time. Bail and transport details note Bremarck as location for custody and year-end timing.
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Howard
Chet Harris
Glenburn
Philip Conroy
Riverside Cash
Conroy
Frank Glatky
John Shields
Dillon
Towner
Rogers
Lewis
J. M. Wilson
Bremarck
Lee
Woniilies
McCauley
Sawyer
Albert Stackston Weds Albert Stakston in North Dakota Tale
Albert Stackston and Miss Mathilda Seeberg tied the knot at the groom’s parents home in Tioga North Dakota. Rev H O Helseth officiated in a gathering of relatives. The couple will reside on the groom’s farm near town as friends offered many well wishes and presents.
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Albert Stakston
Torning Township
Minot
Benedict
Tioga Gasette
Albert EB. Staketon
Thie Place
Mise Mathilda Seeberg
Benson
Minn
A. Staketon
H. O. Helseth
Not Guilty In Obstructing Mouse River Case
Olson was charged with obstructing a navigable stream on Mouse River west of town. A jury found him not guilty after the river was deemed not navigable. Olson leased opposite land to control the river and his barb wire injured several pleasure boat occupants. Judge Goss directed the verdict and warned caution in the future.
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Clar A Olson
Olson
Palda & Burke
Mouse River
Minot Notes Bring Local News From Fargo To Minot
Minot residents share a stream of notes from Fargo including M J Barrett’s return from Fargo after pulling wires and Frank Chapman at a political pow wow. Reports mention J A Smale now practicing law at Rugby, B Barber and wife in the city, newborn twins for Hunt of Birnsburg, and Geo Mentor leaving Minneapolis Tribune for the Pacific coast. School children plan Christmas dinners for the poor. Walter Whitehead’s racing hopes and local figures’ movements are noted.
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M. J. Barrett
Supreme Court
Fargo
Frank Chapman
Buford
W. B. Barber
Brenley
This City
J. A. Smale
Bijou
Minot
Rugby
University of North Dakota
Geo. Mentor
Minneapolis Tribune
Pacific Coast
Tommy Pool Endorsed by North Dakota Democrats
An endorsement from a strong Democratic faction praises Gen. Thomas H. Poole of Bismarck, urging Gov. Burke to retain him as Adjutant General. The North Montana Review voices support for Poole’s reappointment and notes militia appreciation of his past service.
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Gen. Poole
Burke
North Dakota
Thomas
H. Poole
Bismarck
N. D
jJohn Burke
Tom
North Montana Review
Minot to See Major Growth in 1909 Building Boom
The 1909 outlook in Minot shows substantial urban expansion with Elks home, Lutheran church, high school, government building, and a dozen blocks planned. Major projects include a government building, a Soo passenger depot, a three story brick block on Main street, a West Fleet street brick block, and a Carnegie Library possibility, all totaling well over a half million dollars in new construction.
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Minor
Elks
West Fourth Street
Minor Special School
E. H. Boyer
Malin
Masonic Temple
Grant S. Youmans
The
Savings & Trust Co
Ben
Soo
James Johnson
J. W. Samuelson
Main Street
Mr. Samuelson
Mr. Johnson
Sanborn Investment Co
West Fleet Street
A. Dinnle
Dinnie
Minot
Mouse River
Anne Street
Location Considered for New Minot School Building
Minot school board weighs site for the new building with a prominent citizen proposing Braindell Hill as an ideal location for city views and clean air. Hard talk also centers on purchasing the block housing the existing Central school for the site.
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Minot
Braindell Hill
Impressive Ceremony at Masonic Temple
A joint instal lation of the Eastern Star and Star of the West Lodge drew many members and relatives. Mrs. Aur land and Mrs. John Campbell served as installing officers and Grand Marshals, with remarks by Mrs. Hunter honoring retiring Worthy Matron N. B. Elsworth. A banquet for nearly two hundred followed, then an informal dance.
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Eastern Star
Star of the West Lodge
Aurland
John Campbell
Hunter
N. B. Elsworth
James Johnson
Allan Tompkins
Dacotah
Order of Eastern Star
Wilson
Minot hears Archtrander push Colorado river gold stock
Lecturer John W. Archtrander spoke in Scandinavian to about two hundred residents in Minot on Monday, urging investment in a Colorado river dredging venture valued at five million dollars. The talk touted the sand’s gold content and drew several local investors amid uncertain merits, with the city’s Polk directory and Ward County data cited.
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John W. Archtrander
Minot
Archtrander
Colorado River
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