Soldier hopes to shake Kaiser Wilhelm's hand again
Camp Dodge Iowa January 29 Ole Hangven of E company Three Hundred Thirteenth ammunition train is the only man in camp to have shaken Kaiser Wilhelm's hand and hopes to repeat the moment in Berlin. Private Cyril Cool, drafted from Staunton Minnesota, sends half his $300 monthly pay to Belgian brothers and recalls family history in Couchelaere Belgium.
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Camp Dodge
Ole Hang Ven
E Company
Three Hundred Thirteenth
Kaiser Wilhelm
Berlin
Kaiser Bill
Hanson
Bronnay
Norway
Kaiger
Edmore
N. D
Cyril Cool
Staunton
Minn
Couchelaere
Belgium
Mill feeds priced to government orders at Minot mill
W E Dunnell of the Minot Flour Mill says the mill sells bean and middlings per government orders. Bran is 38 percent of wheat cost per ton. Bran and middlings prices vary by sacks or customer supplied sacks with quantities and terms noted. Customers supplying sacks must leave them at the mill days before feeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Dunnell
Minot Flour Mill
The
Independent
Dunnell
Captain E S Person Studying Musketry at Camp Grant
The Independent reports Capt E S Person at Camp Grant near Rockford Illinois detailing a two week musketry course with ten officers. In daily sessions from 1 to 4 pm weekdays they study technical material and complete notes for weekly inspections. The instructors come from Fort Sill Oklahoma and regimental programs add daily lectures problems and patrol drills.
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Independent
Person
Camp Grant
Rockford
Ill
Division Infantry School of Arms
Magketry
Fort Sill
Okla
No Man’s Land
Bismarck Minister Aims to Organize Colored Church
Rev. M. W. Withers, a colored minister from Bismarck, visits Minot to organize a colored Baptist church. He notes 300 local colored residents before the Langer raid and estimates half left, emphasizing spiritual effort to uplift the community. He previously did missionary work in Minneapolis for seven years and arrives with strong recommendations.
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M. W. Withers
Bismarck
Langer
Minot
Withers
Minneapolis
North
Tiakata
Telephone Strike Settles After Commerce Committee Meeting
The dispute between telephone operators and Northern States Power Co. appears settled. Six to eight old operators returned. others were replaced. Wages are reported amicably settled after a meeting of operators with a committee led by Chairman Bacon at the Association of Commerce rooms. The accord ends the long labor tension.
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Northern States Power Co
Ttik
Death of J. Barton in Grand Forks
Gilbert J. Barton aged 58 died shortly before 1 am at 824 International avenue Grand Forks after a months long illness caused by a paralytic stroke his third since last summer He had lived in North Dakota over twenty years coming from Ontario He moved to Minot in 1902 then returned here two years ago Surviving widow and one son a sister Mrs J W Deneker in Minot and a brother in Oklahoma City are named Barton was a member of Knights of Maccabees and Knights of Pythias Funeral plans not yet set Barton earlier worked for Minot Grocery Co and later in fuel and feed business He and his wife were previously in Minot where he died in a Standard Oil gasoline tank from fumes.
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Grand Forks
N. Dylan
Gilbert J. Barton
International Avenue
Barton
North Dakota
Ontario
Minot
J. W. Deneker
Oklahoma City
Okla
Knights of Maccabees
The
Knights, of Pythias
Mr. Barton
Minot Grocery Co
Chamberlain and President Clash in War Policy Fight
Washington scene follows Senator Chamberlain of Oregon as he assails War Department leadership led by Secretary Baker. The speech, read letters and data from Army camps to allege inefficiency and misreporting, drawing sharp exchanges with President Wilson and stirring Senate galleries.
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P. D. Norton
Washington, D. C
Senator Chamberlain
Oreon
Senate
Baker
War Department
Washington
Congress
Chamberlain
Senate Committee On
United States
Senate Committee
Wilton
Senatory Chamberlain
New York
Wilson
Chamborin
Houvis
Aremy
Chan
Senate Committee On Military Affairs
Senator Kirby
Arkansas
Sime
Delichsmeva
Domacescu
Chanterlain
Requikely
Greene and Stewerson Form Partnership Attorneys
J L Greene and J L Stewerson, prominent Minot lawyers, announce a new lay partnership effective February 1 and will operate from Greene’s Citizens Bank block offices. Greene, longtime Soo Railway Co attorney, will share with rising local attorney Stewerson who brings several years of practice. The piece notes Greene’s extensive practice and Stewerson’s growing reputation. Also mentions Eldon White of White Toe Cream Co traveling to Minneapolis for ice cream makers convention and sugar reduction orders affecting ice cream production nationwide.
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Dating
Greene
J. BE. Stenerson
Citizens Bank
John E. Greene
Soo Railway Co
Stenersen
Minot
Eldon White
White Toe Cream Co
Minneapolis
Tce
United States
Tragic Death of Four Month Old Hogan Child
Frances J Hogan, four months old and daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hogan, died at the family home Sunday. Funeral services were held at Leo's Catholic Church on Tuesday. The Togat family recently moved to the city from Foxholm and receive heartfelt condolences from friends on the loss of their only child.
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Tlogain
Balu
Frances J
John Hogan
Leo’s
Togat
Foxholm
Early Bottineau Sheriff Is Dead
Tom Gardner an early Bottineau county sheriff died at his Dayton Ohio home after years of residence there. Gardner served as sheriff sixteen years ago during the Willie Ross case tied to the murder of Thomas Walsh. The narrative recalls Ross arrest near Towner, confession, and a chain of related killings tied to Carl Manson and Napoleon LeMay, ending with trial actions under Judge Murray.
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Tom Gardner
Bottineau County
Dayton
Mr. Gardner
Willie Ross
Thomas Walsh
Willow City
Ross
Walsh
Towner
Botlineau
Kathe Turcotte
Pather
Assixtine
Carl Tainson
Minot
Napoleon
Torus
Judge Murray
LeMay
Minos
Hanson
Coran
le My
Murray
Bottineau
Judie
Canker
Carl Manson
Piper Miller and Piper Take Helm at Piper Howe Co
Ralph J. Piper is named president of Piper Howe Lumber Co at a Minneapolis meeting. C. D. Piper elected secretary, J. J. Toews regainer, and the firm plans $8100 capital expansion with warehouses and track facilities. Paper industry disruptions and government orders are noted as mills shut for five days and papers rise in price.
Harry Wing Pleads Guilty After Rambling Vial Incident
Harry Wing, the Chink arrested Saturday night near a New York cafe, pleads guilty to running a rambling vial incident. He faces a fine of 825 and 20 corns or 15 days for default as police recount two men playing poker at the rear and authorities securing evidence.
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Harry Wing
New York
Woiler
Jas
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