Berthold native Carrie Olson linked to Price murder case
Details follow the Price murder trial in Minneapolis as John Price faces allegations of killing his former wife to inherit $23,000. Carrie Olson, a Berthold resident years ago, later became Price's wife after he administered the estate. Witness Charles Etchison claims Price and Olson were involved in a cliff tragedy near Minneapolis with a dog pushed after the fall. Etchison says Price offered $3,000 for testimony that Olson fell. The report also mixes in regional notes about local industry and people.
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Price
Minneapolis
Berthold
Minot
Carrie Olson
Stevenson
Fargo Business College
Charles Etghison
Brice
Etchison
Only Survivor of Berthold Tragedy Recovering
Willard nine year old son of Harry Arnold of Berthold, the sole survivor of the ill fated school bus crash, was rushed to St Joseph's hospital after a broken arm required surgery with a silver plate. Doctors expect a full recovery, though it will take many months.
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Berthold
Willard
Harry Arnold
G. N
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wilton Coal Mine Largest in State
Wilton North Dakota January 10 report notes the Washburn Lignite Coal Company mine in Wilton as the state’s largest industrial plant. The lignite mine produces top quality fuel sold for 1.50 to 2.00 per ton and employs about 400 experienced miners across all departments.
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Wilton
N. D
North Dakota
Missouri Slope
Washburn Lignite Coal Company
County Court Opens Term With List Of Criminal Cases
Judge Murray to open the January term Tuesday morning January 18. Criminal cases to be tried Thursday through Saturday include a long State v. numerous defendants list and related docket details. Wednesday Musical club host to Mrs. Phil W. Myers home. J. B. Taylor leads program with papers read and plans for club good.
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Murray
Clorence Chester
Henry White
Clarence Chancellor
BE. Stevenson
J. Wallace
0. W. Webb
Walter McCrae
Obir Spires
Wm. Anderson
Harry Hall
Fred Bleed
John Willis
Ward McCrill
James Manney
Sam, Loomis
John W. Perlicheck
Frank Swisted
H. W. Gillespie
Robert Taylor
Fred Talley
Arthur Charlebois
Jennie Blood
Dave Phillips
Geo. Parks
Tom Lacy
Jacob H. Bassler
Clarence Sears
Sam Loomis
Ted Young
Bert Gow
Wm. Kelley
Geo. Oliver
Pat
Gleason
T. P. Swinsberger
Rob Logie
James Anderson
Chas. A. Fuller
Richard Knight
A. F. Christie
Art Washburn
Ben Cook
T. B. Guffey
Joe Williamson
William = Elsie
Mildred Hoard
Fred Hines
Scott Clark
Anna Myer Clark
Florance Chester
Mary Willis
C. E. Loomis
Bassie McCrill
Liga Haggerty
Beulah Blair
John Wallace
Eva Wallace
Florence Hines
Ben Doe
True Name Fuller
Caroline Talley
Ollie Fay Rhode
Walter McCray
Harvey Holmberg
Elliott Stevenson
Myers
Phil W. Myers
J. B. Taylor
Scarlett Reopens After Fire At Office Outfitting
Colonel Scarlett, injured but active, secured temporary quarters in Brauer block basement and plans a Saturday reopening of Scarlett Office Outfitting Co after a Tuesday morning fire. He telegraphed for new stock and resumed orders by Wednesday morning.
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Scarlett
Old Scot
Raney Kennard for County Auditor
Raney W. Kennard, eight years in the county auditor's office including deputy work, announces candidacy to succeed TL. J. Thompson who retires from the post. Kennard is described as familiar with all duties, accommodating, hardworking, and honest with broad support countywide.
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Raney W. Kennard
TL. J. Thompson
Thompson
Kennard
McCannel to Study Postgraduate Course in Tulane
A. J. McCannel plans to leave Monday for New Orleans to undertake a three month postgraduate course at Tulane University. He will return to reopen his offices in April. He will be accompanied by Mrs. McCannel. The move follows the Tuesday morning fire that destroyed his office and equipment, part of the Roell Blakey Stock affair.
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A. J. McCannel
Roell-Blakey
New Orleans
Tulane University
Mra. McCannel
Minot Board Plans New Central High School Building
Minot Special School District No 1 outlines plans for a three unit high school on Central school grounds. The central unit costing up to 75000 will house the auditorium gymnasium showers and pool with two additional units to follow as funds become available. Final action postponed due to absence of two board members.
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Board of Education
Minot Special School District No. 1
Minot
G. Reishus
Martin Jacobson
Farmer Makes Remarkable Record At North Dakota Farm
Herman Abrahamson a farmer ten miles east of Minot with two sons aged 16 and 18 grew 22000 bushels of wheat 1900 of rye 500 of flax and 13000 of oats and barley last season. He hired one man two months at 60 dollars. He marketed 16000 dollars worth of wheat and has 6000 bushels left plus flax oats barley and rye. Threshing cost 3500 dollars. He continues hauling grain waiting for higher prices and bought the Gallagher farm next to his.
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Soo
Northern Pacific
Wilton
North Dakota
Washburn Lignite Coal Co
Herman Abrahamson
Minot
Mehan
Abrahamson
Gallagher
Fargo attorneys form Greenleaf Wooledge Lesk firm in Minot
Minot gains a new law partnership Greenleaf Wooledge and Lesk with Fargo lawyer Ben Lusk joining as senior member. Thompson continues private practice in Fargo at the Jacobson block while the Minot firm launches with distinct ties to Georgetown trained Lesk and an established Fargo network.
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Armul Thompson & Wonsledweus
C. Greenleaf
Minot
Ben Lusk
Fargo
Greenleaf
Wooledee
Mr Thompson
Jacobson
Convive News
Mr. Bensk
Lawrence & Murphy
Greenleaf, Wooledge & Lesk
Wooledge
Thompson & Wooledge
Kr. Lesk
Russia
America
Lesk
Georgetown University
Columbia
Reid and Firm
Minot Cow Lura Bettina Champion West of the Mississippi
Lura Bettina, owned by Major E. S. Person at Elmwood Farm near Minot, topped the year's Guernsey test with 125 pounds of butter in the period ending Jan. 10, far exceeding the field and marking her as west of the Mississippi champion. The five year old also set state records previously with 632.02 pounds of butterfat and 10,9928 pounds of milk, and in the latest year produced 770.04 pounds of butterfat, 14,001.2 pounds of milk, and 925 pounds of butter.
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Lura Bettina
E. S. Person
Guernsey
Lora
Mississipi
Lara Bettina
Ura Battina
Elmwood Farm
Minot
J. A. Sorensen
Winter Frost Hits City With Deep Freeze
The government thermometer fell to 44 degrees below zero on Wednesday forenoon, with 41 below at dawn and 47 below reported. City crowds stayed small around political discussions while coal dealers thrived. Mrs. John Campbell of Associated Charities supplied warm clothing to north side children. A few froze ears and noses, but no serious injuries were reported as residents endured a harsh winter wind.
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W. S. Ferris
Weather Bureau
Coal Me
John Campbell
Associated Charities
Verial Carters Take First In City Visitor Match
Verial Carters earned first place as The Portal hosted a midweek meet. The Minot squad, led by Rev. I. W. Ericheon and coach Tenee, impressed with standout players Clareaml Ad and McCimmnef.
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Verial Carters
Minot
Rev. I. W. Ericheon
Tenee
M Clareaml Ad
McCimmnef
Fartile Komp
Cheeiek Anil
McGoy Department Store Holds Big B10 Clearance Starting January 15
McGoy Department Store launches its annual primary clearance sale on January 15 with extensive discounts across nearly all merchandise. The event features furniture, coats, tires, and more lines, aiming to clear season stock thirty days earlier than in prior years and attract shoppers with unusually low prices.
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McGoy
McCoy
Reighart to Lead Champlin Implement Co Auto Dept
W H Reighart the auto man will manage the Champlin Implement Co automobile department for the coming season. Ray Dierdorff of Surrey will assist in the machinery department. The Champlin Implement Co handles Studebaker cars with an enviable reputation.
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W. H. Reighart
Champlin Implement Co
Reighart
Northwest
Champlin Co
Ray Dierdorff
Surrey
Studebaker
Raipus Templar Ball by DeMolay Commandery at Masonic Temple
Preparations are underway for the annual Raipus Templar Ball to be held February 11 at the Masonic Temple by the DeMolay Commandery. The event, a major annual gathering, will attract many attendees from out of town. Knights will appear in full uniform with an elaborate banquet and Sonju's orchestra providing music.
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Masonic Temple
DeMolay Commandery
Sonju
Frank and Hassel Buy Graham Interest
G. O. Frank and G. A. Hassel of the Prank and Graham Co. purchase Charles F. Graham’s stock in the Leland Department Store. Graham plans to return to his old home in Tamont Ta to settle. He came to North Dakota fourteen years ago and helped grow the local business.
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Charles F. Graham
Leland Department Store
Iowa
G. O. Frank
G. A. Hassel
Prank & Graham Co
Chas. F. Graham
Leland
Graham
Lamont
Mr. Graham
North Dakota
New York
North Main Street
Mr. Frank
Lelatd
Massel
Minol
Inverest
Pranks
Teland
Minus
Tiv Leland
Fuller Habe Passed Awas
The Wide daughter of Wr. and Mrs. FE. W. Fuller died Monday morning. The funeral will be held Wednesday at 2:30 in the United Brethren church. Burial will follow in Rosehill cemetery. The bereaved parents and community extend sympathy in their loss.
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Fuller
FE. W. Fuller
United Brethren Church
Wemeday
Rosehill
Friona
Police Matron Ordinance Passes Second Reading
City commissioners approved a second reading of the police matron ordinance on Monday evening creating the office. When published, the act becomes effective. The ordinance fixes the matron salary at up to 75 dollars and allows the exact amount to be set by later resolution.
Association of Commerce Election and Luncheon Details
The Association of Commerce holds a luncheon and election from 4 to 8 o clock on the 17th. Voting occurs in the Avsucwen rooms in the ducabson block until 6:50, then at the Sa voy cafe with refreshments. Directors up for re election include Jim Jutuisss, Willian Mamwell, Ad McCanpel, BE. S. Person, MM Porter and J.C. Shialivoce with Fort Lowers ke ron term expiring in 1917.
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Association of Causes
Avsucwen
Ducabson
Savoy Cafe
Alewehenn
Nami
Eal J Me
Jim Jutuisss
Willian Mamwell
Ad, McCanpel
BE. S. Person
Mm, Porter
Bair Family Stranded By Blizzard Near Bowbells
Frank Bair and family were badly frozen when their sleigh journey home from church went awry in a North Dakota blizzard. They lost the straight road, strayed to a straw pile, and spent the night at Dan Coons farm after Mr. Bair searched for a way back. Their son who stayed home sought neighbors due to the storm.
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Bowbells
N. D
Frank Bair
Westminster
Mr. Bair
Dan Coons Farm
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S, Oger
Ward County
Storm Sash
Rogers Lumber Co
H. Johnson
Perry Stockwell
Burlington
Martin
Anna Varey
Heaver Block
Raney Kennard
L. J. Thompson
Dr. McCannel
Farmer
Minos
Ben Lesk
Grebenleafr & Wooledge
Thomdson & Wooledge
Mississippi
Lura Beitina
Major Els
Person
Wooy
Denybrook
Joseph Johnson
Rybrook
Dewi
Johnson
Donnybrook
Ford
Stodevaker
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Joe
Champlin Implement. Co
Frank
Hassel
Association of Commerce
Bowbeles
Bair
Neigaror's
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