Jury List Drawn for January Term in Ward County North Dakota
Names of jurors drawn for the January term of district court in Ward County. The list includes C. L. Hyjelmstad Ryder IL HM, Coleman Bowbells Ole Wik Burt township Henry Gunter Des Laes Ferdinand Somers Bowbells John Nodste Leaf Mountain Two A. 8. Fraser Minot William Paulson Ryder Beaule Olvon Minot Thomas Londerbeck Burlington J.J. Holt Ensign township B. A. Fraze Minot A. F Chapdelaine Sherwood C. A. Merrill Plaxton P. E. Burke Des Laca Charley Weed Minot A. G. Anderson Foxholm Nick Deegan Hecker Hugh McGillvary Newport T. Ty Smith Ensign township HK Barrett Glenburn H. S. Cooledge Douglas Lars Steen Minot Jim Palmers Powers Lake L. Berl Buinot 4. J. Christenson Norma JW. Christenson Bawhelts E. Colcord Glenburn Andrew Hierath Larson A. C. Kuckenbecker Preedom two M. P. R. Stranskoy Flaxton Grant Miller Velva P.O. Halt Minot 4. J. Huntiowell Burlington 4. Searl Mann Mandan Two Louis Huber Berthald
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Ward County
North Dakota
C. L. Hyjelmstad
Ryder IL HM
Coleman
Bowbells
Ole Wik
Burt Township
Henry Gunter
Des. Laes
Ferdinand Somers
John Nodste
P. E. Burke
Des Laca
Charley Weed
Minot
A. G. Anderson
Glenburn
Andrew Hierath
Larson
A. C. Kuckenbecker
Preedom Two
M. P. R. Stranskoy
Flaxton
Grant Miller
Velva
P.O. Halt
J. Huntiowell
Burlington
Sear
Mann
Old Jim Hill Sayings Offer Small Guide to Success
A compilation of Jim Hill quotes on economy, self retrenchment, opportunity, and virtue. Emphasizes personal effort, disciplined work, and loyalty to employer as paths to success, warning against lavish borrowing and mixed business with politics. Includes views on aging, education, and the value of self-improvement.
Twelve lemons a day cure touted by Mrs Banse
The Sioux City Tribune reports Mrs Banse credits a lemon home remedy for curing fo'rculosis after twelve days of consuming twelve lemons daily. She notes marked improvement and now claims full health with lungs unaffected. A fragment mentions a robbery of teacher Jennie Jensen in Westhope, plus a fatal accident in Schafer and local business ads.
State Short Items of Interest from Various Towns
A digest of notices from Ramsey to Adams counties mentioning a district court clerk’s death in Santa Barbara, a 70-year-old spiritualist, a young woman’s death, a shoe repairer who mends shoes and serves meals, a Sawyer house fire from an explosion, and minor misfortunes to residents including a farmer’s cash loss, a Velva subscription gag, and local political shifts in McHenry and Jamestown.
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Av. C. Saunders
Ramsey County
Santa Barbara
Cal
Merle A. Bliss
Flaxton
Portal
I. M. Brassett
Sawyer
Oliver Anderson
A. G C. Wiper
Bowbells
Minneapolis
Wiper
Oliver
Bagley
McHenry County
Velva Journal
Cowell
de la
Balfour
Sherif Ador Javnager
Kramer
Velva
Omemee Herald
Tom Marshall
Pembina
Seventh Day
David Gallagher
Devils Lake
Window Fire at Economy Drug Store on New Year’s Eve
A display window at Economy Drug Store caught fire at eight o'clock on New Year’s Eve. The blaze confined to the window damaged costly items including Chinese water sets and pipes worth about 500 dollars. An inventory had been taken that day, aiding insurance claims.
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Economy Drug
Mander
Chighiss
Must Build Up Manufacturing interests in the state
The piece argues for large scale manufacturing in the state to create a home market for wheat, reducing freight costs and dockage, forecasting an annual $12,000,000 benefit to growers. It discusses federal grain inspection bills, especially McCumBer Senate Bill 121, and urges farmer self-organization to control their grain business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
United States Senate
McCumber
Senate
Chile
United Grain Growers Assecision
Congress
Early Lent and 1910 Calendar Dates Preview
The 1910 calendar makes Lent begin early with a February 9 Wednesday leading into a cool Easter on March 27. Washington's birthday falls on Tuesday, Memorial Day on Monday, July 4 also Monday, ND primary June 29, general election November 8, Labor Day September 5, Thanksgiving November 24, and Christmas on Sunday December 25.
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Washington
North Dakota
Coyotes Steal Boy During Prairie Playtime
Little William Denayer visiting grandparents was grabbed by a coyote in the yard as he played. the grandfather rescued him after screams. The child had a scratched arm and torn clothes but is otherwise well. The Ambrose Newsman forwards this item from the Norge correspondence. BRO. EVANS MEANS BUSINESS. The editor states the paper will not support political campaigns and will treat candidate announcements as advertising.
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Norge
Ambrose
Wiliam Denayer
B. W. Gilday
Bro. Evans
Lansford Timee
Horse Thieves Sentenced in Williston Case
Judge Goss sentenced rancher Judé Miller to ten years in the penitentiary after conviction mainly on Slim Bare’s testimony. Miller must pay $500 costs and report to the Williams County sheriff every thirty days. if he commits another crime, he can be called to complete sentence. Pat Cannon received ten years. Slim Bare, a state’s witness, received an indeterminate term of one to ten years and parole, with conditions to return to Williston Jail as witness later. John Mahoney, a Norma-area farmer, jailed for failing to deliver wheat sold for future delivery, bound over to court on bond of $5000 after being unable to post.
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Jim Hill
Devils Lake
Hat City
Nmber
Papers of the State
Bean
Tague Mirror
Streator
Egan
Jon R. Blackmor
Fairmount
Summit
Sona of Norway Lodge
Petersburg
N. D
M. N. Johnner
Johnson
Baden
Bismarck Dinky
Ruin
Stanley
Judge Goss
Barry Past
Jamestown
Commercial Club of
Chas. E. McElroy
Past
Perry
Shoemaker
C. B. Waller
Minot
Plaza Pioneer
Mars
Bro. Smith
Hanna
Washington
Fort Lincoln
San Francisco
Philippines
North Dakota
Fort
Blatadell
Goss
Williston
Judé Miller
Slim Bare
Pat Cannon
Slim
Williams County
Willston
Maren
John Mahoney
Norma
Thy
Work war starts on new quarantine station at Ravery
The Portal International notes that work began this week on a new quarantine station north of Tara as part of a rapid rush to completion for spring race. About forty men may be employed and the project is expected to finish by early April, marking a big development for Portal as Pera grows.
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Tara
Oan
Apri
Portal
Pera
Portal International
Professor Dunaevski Plans Gar Office Visit At Year End
Prof Dunaevski writes the Indepen dent from Plainview Texas that he could not attend Minot charter holidays for business matters but will surely come at Gar near the close of the school year May 25 mest.
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Dunaevski
Independent
Plainview
Tex
Minot
Gar
Mest
Also Mentioned on This Page
Old Jim Hill
Ufe
Ais Jennie Jensen
Westhope
Schafer
Andrew L. Omfordt
Mr. Omfordt
Schiewex's
O. J. Clark
Sherwood
W. H. Reighart
Coyote
Small Boy
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