Theo Kahallek Found Not Guilty In Liquor Case
A jury in Renville County delivered a not guilty verdict for Theo Kahallek after deliberating hours. The former Kee mayor faced charges from 1911 alleging illegal liquor sales at a Kenmare hotel. Witnesses testified Kahallek sold beer. defense attorney was Francis J. Zworks with Nes- 408 prosecuting.
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Theo
Sears Rot
Kee
Ilegally
Kenmare
Mahallek
J Aan
Renville
Eine Percy
Kahslick
Gea
Kenmare News
Ed Corbett
Williston
Frank Rice
Keamare
Kahallek
Francis J. Zworks
Nes
Deaths in Area Include Weeks and Munson Fatalities
Several obituary notices report deaths in the region. William Weeks, 44, Des Lacs, died of heart failure on a lodge stair, with services arranged by the Odd Fellows. Mrs. Isabella Munson, 84, Granville, died from blood poisoning after an age-related illness. survivors include four children. Mrs. Minnie Seefeldt, 41, Valley Street, died after nine months of stomach trouble. funeral held at German Lutheran church, interment at Rose Hill cemetery. she leaves a husband and four children.
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Atricken
Alden
Weeks
the Oddfellows
William Weeks
Des Lacs
Sever Lodge
J. W. Rowan
Odd Fellows
Pease
Counry
Isabella Munson
Granville
Munson
Minnie Seefeldt
Chas. Seefeldt
Valley Street
Hartman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Seefeldt
Glazier Leaves for East to Buy Stock
Ben Glazier manager of the B Store departed Sunday for the east to spend several weeks buying stock. He will visit Council Bluffs Omaha Chicago and New York returning in four weeks. He plans a larger stock of women's ready to wear and trims for the millinery branch.
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He Glazier
Minet Girl Weds Wealthy Rancher In Canada Ceremony
The Independent notes the marriage of Olive Muhlen daughter of Geo W Kemper to Patrick Bowlan of Elbow Saskatchewan. The Jan 14 ceremony was at a home in Minneapolis with Mrs Zeen and others attending. Bowlan is a wealthy rancher and ex Canadian Parliament member with a California honeymoon before returning to Canada. A separate item recalls Fred Hildebrand and his sister reuniting in Milwaukee after 46 years.
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Olive Muhlen
Geo. W. Kemper
Patrick D. Bowlan
Elbow, Sask
Zeen Minneapolis
Kemper
Jin City
Mesdamex Due Andi
Christenson
Minot
Bowlan
Bowlan Oy
Calfornia
Canada
Fred Hildebrand
Hardafield
Milwaukee
Bae
Minot Minot Telegram Debuts Amid Block System Test
Compton, a noted J N engineer, piloted No 2 through a severe storm to test the new block system installed last summer. The system spans about 400 blocks between Minot and window 0, preventing rear end collisions and aiding forward awareness as engines operate on both sides of the track. The Minot Sunday Telegram, edited by C W Jerome with W C Davis as president and D Covington as secretary treasurer, launches with ads and gossip columns promising a bright future.
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A. Compton
J. N
Williston
Minot
Window 0
Minot Sunday Telegram
C. W. Jerome
Minot Reporter
W. C. Davis
D. Covington
Verdict for $600 Against Surreyites in Stallion Case
Champlin Bros. of Clinton Iowa sold two stallions to D. M. Shorb and Weed brothers of Surrey seven years ago. A county court verdict awarded $600 for one horse after it died. buyers had paid $500 and argued the animal did not meet standards. Insurance proceeds may have influenced the decision. a trial over the other horse is planned in district court.
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Champlin Bros
Clinton
D. M. Shorb
Chas
Ernest Weed
Surrey
Urchasera
Riot Ends at Tri-State Grain Growers Convention
After the Fargo convention, clashes occurred between Chamber of Commerce forces and Equity Co operative Exchange over auditorium control. Sheriff’s forces drove Equity from the stage as John M. Anderson of Equity spoke and Senator Works denounced alleged misrepresentations by George Loftus and Minneapolis City Exchange.
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Chamber OF Commerce OF Minneapolis
Equity Co-Operative Exchange
Tri-State Grain Growers
Fargo
Chamber of Commerce
Equity Exchange
W. Smith
Auditorium Association
Chamber of Ferce
Minneapolis Chamber of Commerce
Arary
John M. Anderson
Equity Cooperative Exchange
Works
Minnesota
E. J. Grover
Minneapolis
Pitorney
Senator Works
Equity Change
George Loftus
City Exchange of
Northwest
Grover
Evice
Loftus
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Geo. Loftus
Sioux Falls
Kramer
Snel
Hoverstad
Burns Birthday Echoes Across Sea and Land
An article recalls Robert Burns birth on January 26 and his enduring influence. It highlights Burns as a world figure praised by Scots and travelers, noting his life from humble beginnings to global admiration and his poetry promoting universal brotherhood.
Burns Memorial Observed By Scottish Community
A Burns celebration gathers over seventy-five Scots in a parlor event with Governor Hanna and Judge Bruce among attendees. Speakers toast the Immortal Memory, recount Burns’s devotion to Scotland, and compare him to King David, noting his patriotism and lasting cultural impact.
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Burns
Robert Burns
Scotland
David
Bonnie Jean
Jean
Robin
Bonnie Doon
Hetherton
L. B. Hanna
Bruce
Supreme Court of
North Dakota
W. C. Hunter
W. C. Gibb
Mountrail County
A. J. McCannel
Archie D. McCannel
Col
Alex. Scarlett
Norman B. Black
Times-Herald Publishing Co
Grand Forks
N. D
Kyle
Hetherton Sai “Burns
Sir Walter
Scott
Israel
England
Tweed
Coldistream
Eas
Cotter
Ibover’s Big Sale Opens Amid Blizzard Rush
The clearance sale of E. H. Bayer stock began Wednesday as Minot attracts shoppers despite a Minnesota blizzard. Hundreds came from across the region. the event is touted as a historic clothing sale lasting sixteen days with Roth of St. Louis overseeing advertising.
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E. H. Bayer
Roth
St. Louis
Minot
Independent
700 Democrats Meet in Minot With Burke as Speaker
E H Stenvick, chair of arrangements for a Minot pow wow and banquet on February 17, reports hundreds of letters from Democrats statewide. He notes fewer than 700 attendees, with John Burke United States Treasurer giving an address and Fred B national committeeman among speakers. Wade will serve as toastmaster. first meeting of its kind in this region.
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United States
John Burke
Judge Wade
Iowa
E. H. Stenvick
Minot
Mr. Stenvick
North Dakota
Fred B
Mi [Ota
Tews
Swalstead Starts Big Jewelry Sale This Week
Hart Swalstead the jeweler advertises a large cut in jewelry to begin Friday. Reductions range from one quarter to one half. Swalstead has four years in Minot and a strong trusted business with dependable stock, promising a hummer sale.
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Hart Swalstead
Mr. Swalstead
Swalstead
Minot
Toast to Robert Burns and shared heritage in America
Mr Toastmaster speaks as Governor Hanna prepares to follow. He reflects on Scottish memory, patriotism, and loyalty to family, noting that love of the old world and love of America coexist. He praises Robert Burns as a unifying American symbol and hints at continuing remarks.
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Black
Hanna
Sterling Castle
Bannockburn
America
Robert Burns
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