Minot Woman Mrs Thatcher Dies On Oregon Train
Mrs. Nettie Thatcher wife of Minot Printing Co manager died in a Pullman car on train No 15 en route to California for health reasons. She was about 35 and died near Gold Hill Oregon. Husband C R Thatcher and two children survive. Remains sent to Medford for burial. family from Wahpeton also noted.
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Oregon
California
Medford
Ore
Charles R. Thatcher
Minot Printing Co
Thatcher
Fargo
Minot
San Diego
Cal
Gold Hill
Kellogg
Bartlett Street
North Dakota
C. R. Thatcher
Fornia
F. C. Jones
Minot Shriners head to Grand Forks for winter meet
A large group of Minot Shriners left for Grand Forks to attend the Kem Temple winter meeting despite a fire that destroyed the Althe Masonic Temple last night. Four Minot candidates will join the procession and list of attendees includes M. T. Dablquit C Aurland C F Truax and others. McCoy Gives Away Thermometers at department store for purchases over a dollar and Leap Year ball planned at Elks Home Friday night with ladies invited as escorts. North Dakota winter reports note extreme cold with 40 to 49 degrees below zero and grain stored under snow awaiting spring.
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Minot Shriners
Grand Forks
Kem
Althe
Masonic
Shriners
Minot
F. P. Taylor
George W. Kemper
Dr. Kermott
Halvor L. Halr Yvorson
M. T. Dablquit
C. Aurland
C. F. Truax
J. W. Samuelson
M. J. Engeseth
H. B. Byorum
Dr. Ringo
Leverich
Louis Johnson
Hart Swaintead
W. H. Beighart
D. Cohn
John Wilson
Michael Flannigan
Jack Fulton
Elks
J. F. Miller
SaskatcheWan
Young China in New York Acclaims the New Republic
New York's Chinese community widely celebrated the proclamation of the new republic on New Year’s Day. Crowds filled the narrow streets of the quarter cheering Bun Yat Ben. Morning Star mission pupils represented Young China in a liturgical and symbolic display, with celebrations at the Confucius altar.
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York
Republic
China
Morning Star Mission
Confucius
Joss Hoves
Nernutan
Mountrail County Farmer Arrested on Grandfathered Offense
Solomon Hogness, a Mountrail County farmer, was arrested last week on a statutory offense involving his daughter. Bound over to district court with $3,000 bond, he was moved to Minot for confinement as the county jail was deemed unsafe. The case allegedly spans several months and the Hogness family lived in destitution at their home ten miles east of Stanley.
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Solomon II
Hogness
Mountrail
Minot
Hozness
Stanley
North Dakota Banks Make Good Showing in Examiner Report
The state and national banks in North Dakota show strong stability and wealth growth in the latest bank examiner's report. Deposits rise by about 10.0 million dollars in state banks and 4.39 million in national banks, with total deposits reaching over 67 million. Rumor notes Fargo Forum may change hands. Plumley, long tied to the paper, may retire after decades in Fargo journalism.
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State Bank Examiner
North Dakota
Fargo
Plumley
Forum
Fargo Argus
North Dakota Merchants Urged to Advertise Dollars at Home
North Dakota merchants should keep money in state by advertising and offering good goods, fair prices, and strong service. Merchants must tell customers what they have and ask for business to compete with modern firms. Minot aims to land the summer convention with Fargo meeting attendance and local support.
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North Dakota
Moeller Gases On In April
Dr. Thor Moeller of Minot, twice convicted of second degree murder, will likely have his appeal argued before the state supreme court next April. After a first conviction he secured a new trial, and the second trial ended in a guilty verdict. The court's decision on the second appeal will be closely watched.
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Thor Moeller
Minot
District Court
State Supreme Court
Moeller
Supreme Court
Dewey Dorman Sues Insurance Company
Minot, North Dakota. Dewey Dorman sues North American Insurance Co. to recover 2000 for the loss of his Bleriot monoplane last summer. The machine was badly damaged by fire, engine and propeller largely saved. The insurer offers either $500 for repair or to rebuild by the Bleriot factory if possible. Dorman prefers factory reconstruction but will not hire outsiders.
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Minot
Bleriot
D.C
Roosevelt Sets Active Presidential Campaign
Roosevelt declares he will be an active candidate if party leaders see a path to victory. He says he opposes Taft’s opposition but won’t discourage friends. His name will appear on North Dakota’s March presidential primary ballot, where his odds are seen as strong.
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Roosevelt
Taft
North Dakota
Stanley Elevator Man in Trouble
Stanley North Dakota January 18 arraigned on charges of failure to redeem storage checks for grain placed in his elevator at Coulee in McLean County. Graham, a prominent grain speculator, owns elevators in Stanley Coulee Manitou and Mondak. He also has interests in a Minneapolis paper supply house Little Falls Minnesota and a Ross North Dakota store and implements business. The complaint by a Coulee district farmer cites storage tickets not honored and alleges fraud and grain endangerment.
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Stanley
N. C
Coulee
Mountrial County
M. C
Graham
Roy Miller
North Dakota
Stanley, Coulee
Manitou
Mondak
Mont
Minneapolis
Little Palls
Mr and Mrs Carl T Hauge Celebrate Silver Wedding
Mr and Mrs Carl T Hauge, esteemed residents of south prairie, marked their silver wedding on January 12 by entertaining many neighbors. Gifts included silverware such as a butter knife, teaspoons, meat fork, sauce spoon, jello spoon, and table spoons. Guests listed include Mr Betno and family, B Varnberg and family, H Edwards and family, Garlton and family, Mister Gorden and Oen, Master Gilbert Oen and Oia Johnson.
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Carl T. Hauge
South Prairie
Hr. Betno
B. Varnberg
H. Edwards
4. Carlton
Mister Gorden
Oen
Master Gilbert Oen
Oia Johnson
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Young China
New York
New Republic
Amtican I'ress Association
Solomon Hogness
Ward County
Alle
Banks
Fargo Forum
Paula Canal
Golden Gate
Ornighthouse
Exposision Company
Charles C. Moore
N. D
W.M. Smart
Franklin Kauffman
The
Optic
G. D. Colcord
Independent
Sherman
Commercial Club
Pres. Halvorson
City Commission
Onur
W. H. Reighart
Dewey Dorman Sues
Insurance
Mr. and
Mrs. Hauge
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