Penitentiary Sentences In North Dakota District Court
Judge Buttz sentences five Indian aquaws to one year each for adultery and August Piper to seven months for bootlegging. Albert Olson the rapist receives seven years and six months. Civil case Lowe vs Wood dismissed without prejudice after evidence and fee dispute. Immigration moves by Major Murphy and John Bates push through Laneford Harvey and Balfour addresses planned.
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Minnewaukas
N. D
District 11
Buttz
Jease Gray Wind
Jease Gray Bear
Hapan
Lillian Mebebeya
Clara Lee
Kiblinger
August Piper
Albert Olson
John C. Lowe
F. E. Wood
Ramsey County
Batts
Boys Short Course to Be Held During Grain Growers’ Convention
W. A. Peck of the Better Farming Association announces the Boys Short Course Feb 16 to 21 during the Grain Growers’ Convention. About 100 boys will attend with lodging for 2 cents a night and meals at 25 cents. The program includes Corn Alfalfa Santaany Dairy Swine Day and a livestock judging contest with prizes. A domestic course for women and girls will cover home sanitation poultry raising and child care.
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W. A. Peck
The
Better Farming Association
Ites Atate
Countyge
Enday
John Worst
County Prises
Short Course Aims to Train Farmers at County Institute
Specialists from the Better Farming Association will lead a week long program for farmers. Lectures cover corn and farm practices with Livestock demonstrations as classrooms. Tuition is one dollar for adults for the week, twenty cents daily for those without a ticket. tickets are transferable some restrictions apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill
Wil
Demonstron
Socialists Demand Warrants In Political Showdown
Socialists push for warrants against President N Dal J R Falconer and others over alleged I W W riots, aiming to gain political ammunition as State's Attorney Nestox and the Attorney General face a potential case before action. Meanwhile P V McCoy starts a January Clearance Sale January 15 at the Maasgnic Temple with 88 18 to 60 cent prices and daily specials below wholesale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. V. McCoy
Maasgnic Temple
McCoy
M lcCoy
Detlaf Hanson
Minot
Deering
Geo
Nestox
N. Dal
J- R. Falconer
Burlington
Vis
Shaw
McKenzie
John Reed
Krieger and Warthow
Brook Farmer
Priday
LeSueur
Marriage of Mica Taylor and Peter Tracy Said to Be Big Local Event
Tracey A Benedict notes the wedding last Saturday in St Paul of Mica Hazel Taylor and Peter Tracy at the Catholic church. Tracy's sister Miss Tracy served as bridesmaid. The couple will visit Wel Hel Minn before returning to Minot to reside on the groom's Fort Berthold reservation claim. Hazel Taylor has lived in Minot and near Plaza. Tracy is a former Optic linotype operator and a popular local figure. Christmas at the county poor farm featured gifts, a dance, and a midnight luncheon hosted by Mr and Mrs Geist with residents well entertained.
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Minot
St. Paul
Mica Hazel Taylor
Peter Tracy
Nui
Biss Tracy
Poane
Tommare
Cere
Fort Berthold
Hazel Taylor
Mihot
Frank Taylor
Plaza
Tracy
Linotype Oper- Ieee
Optic
John Geist
Perry Baker
Bootlegger Arrested for Sunnyside School Area Case
Ben Carmin a Sunnyside school janitor was arrested yesterday after noon on bootlegging charges. He has prior trouble with the law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Carmin
Sunnyside School
Ben R
Fauchald buys 100 shares of Second National stock
Julius Fauchald purchased 100 shares of stock in the Second National Bank for $200 a share from Mrs. Jos Roach, totaling $20,000. Roach retains four to five hundred shares and Fauchald expects a good investment. Dr and Mrs Teal of Berthold plan to winter in Sheboy Falls, Wisconsin.
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Julius Fauchald
New York
Second National Bank
Mrs. Teal
Berthold
Sheboy Falls
Wis
Minot Democrats Plan Monster Banquet with Bryan hoped
At a Monday night meeting in Halvor L offices Minot democrats set plans for a February first monster banquet in the city. E H Stenvick was named chairman of the arrangements committee and organizers hope W J Bryan will address the gathering in honor of recent Democratic events.
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Minot
Halvor L. Halvory
E. H. Stenvick
W. J. Bryan
Weinrebe Immense Furniture Sale Promises Bargains
Weinrebe the furniture dealer plans a January sale of his entire stock to reduce inventory and attract new customers. He advertises first class goods and prepay freight on shipments out of the city as part of the discount event.
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Weinrebe
Weinrabe
Cit
President Davis Resigns as City Commission Leader
Nehemiah Davis president of the city commission resigns effective soon after a regular meeting. E H Boyer will act as president until a special election to fill the vacancy. Davis opens a law office at Scobey Montana with Paul Cram and plans to move, saying Montana looks good.
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Scobey, Mont
West
Nehemiah Davis
City Commission
Scobey
Plentywood
Davis
Minot
Judge’s record and civic actions praised in Minot tribute
The piece lauds the Judge as a City Commission President with a strong track record. It notes support for paving and the White Way, efforts against gambling dens and pool halls, and a firm stand during the I W W disturbances last August. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Davis leaving Minot for opportunities elsewhere.
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Minot
The
Independent
Barker Sells Jewelry Interest To Form H L Winds Co
A. L. Barker divests stake in Barker Winters Jewelry Co to remaining members. H. L. Winters assumes full charge and the firm rebrands as H L Winds Co. A big January sale offers the complete stock at a substantial reduction. The store will be remodeled and optical parlors added.
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H. L. Winters CO
Barker-Winters Jewelry CO
A. L. Barker
H. L. Wints Co
H. L. Winters
Winters
Minot
Chicago
Four Arrested for Robbery in City Case
John M. Stromsmore and C. E. Hackett pleaded guilty to burglary in the third degree and were sentenced to a year in the penitentiary by Judge Leleton. They, with Hank Kemmer, received seven months for bootlegging. Sackett and Stromsmore confessed after detective work by Chief Smith. Burglaries include Sepp's Family Grocery theft of $11.35 in silver and groceries, Bearman fruit house, and Henningsen Creamery. Sackett, a carpenter, is described as a white whiskey and cocaine addict.
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John M. Stromsmore
C. E.hackett
Leleton
Hank Kemmer
Per
Nelson
Huber
McCutcheon
Gue Dequesne
Sackett
Stromsmore
Chief Smith
Stromamore
J. S. Sepp
Bearman Fruit House
Henningsen Creamery
Soo Lines $10 North Dakota Rate Promises Flood of Settlers
The Soo line announces a $10 fare from the east to North Dakota starting next March to spur settlement. It will also sell unoccupied lands at owner’s price with no commission, aided by agents selling Wisconsin land to eastern buyers. Major Murphy of Minot oversees the colonization plan, with a winter press meeting Jan 16-17 and a special Minot to Bismarck train under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Chicago
Wisconsin
Soo
Major Murphy
Minot
Holbein
See
Bismarck
E. Holbein Br. Lansford
Miss Chatfield a New Year's Bride
Miss Helen Chatfield and Fred F Shurr united in marriage at noon at the bride's mother's home in North Minot. Rev J M Sutherland officiated. Quiet ceremony with close friends. They will reside on the groom's farm near Glenburn and be at home after January. Miss Chatfield, a trained nurse, has long made Minot her home and was honored by many. The Independent extends best wishes to the couple.
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Helen Chatfield
Fred F.shurr
North Minot
J. M Sutherland
Cando
Glenburn
Minot
Independent
Mra. Shurr
Man Held Over In Threats Case In County
John Nelson, a resident of Brewer, is jailed in the county awaiting further action after being charged with threatening to kill. Prosecutors say he menaced a man named Otcar with violence around New Year's.
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John Nelson
S. W
Rene
Brewer
Otcar
New York Fe
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John J. Bates
Laneford
Rasa
Carpio
Kenmate
Harvey
Feesenden
Balfour
A. Peck
Northwest
WGOYS
N. Davis
Wolford
Leon Durocher
Grand Forks
Congress
Cowles
Michigan
Durocher
Tracey A Benedict
Minot Linotype
Hazel Taylaylor
Ae Roach
Dewograts
Setae
SE de Yan
Kelley
Edmonton
Alta
Little Johnson
Hart Swalstead
Barker
Sackett and Stromsmore
Ratlway Company
Indiana
Miss Chatfield
Fred
Shurr
LW. W. Saub
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