Captain on furlough in Minot with cavalry unit
Captain and Mrs. E. and daughter Elizabeth return from Fort Riley Kansas where the captain leads a troop of the 811th Cavalry. He praises cavalry life and training at Fort Riley, noting long days and the tough rider program. Also reports visit by former Minot residents and notes Governor Hanna's Red Cross message about notifying families when North Dakota boys are hospitalized in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
Fort Riley
Kan
Big Stock Farm
Union National Bank
811Th Cavalry
Camp Irant
Naila
Port Riley
Grill
Person
France
L. B Hanna
Bismarck
N. D
L. B. Hanna
North Dakota
Red Cross
Bismarck Friends
Hanna
American Red Cross
Place de la Concorde
Paris
Loers
Rye Head Reaches Seven Inches Long in Des Lacs
Waterman of Des Lacs brought an example of his winter rye to the office on Wednesday. Heads measure seven inches and hold about 180 grains of grain each. He has 460 acres of rye, which promises a good paying crop. Rye is yielding better than expected with many fields showing ten to fifteen bushels per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterman
Des Lacs
Doyle May Not Run Against Frazier
The Minot Rotary Club luncheon featured William Jennings Bryan who spoke on Rotary duties and opportunities. He recalled honorary memberships and warned that local political races nearby could shape the contest between Doyle and Frazier with party maneuvers and possible independent bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle
Frazier
William Jennings Bryan
Minot
Rot Club
Bryan
Kenmare
Waverly
EB. A. Long
Flint
Mich
Lincoln Neb
America
Rotary Club
John
C. C. Converse
Willis-lyn
Scratchon
Bismarck
Voters League
Guvetor
LABOR
Loyal Legion Lodge
Independent League
John Steen
John Burke
North Dakota
Steen
Jim
Norton
Larson Thorsrud Wedding Ties City to Fargo
The marriage of Misa Alice Helend Larson daughter of Mrs. T. Larson to Martin Thorsrud who has worked with the New York Hardware and Furniture Co occurred in Fargo on Wednesday July 8. The couple will reside in the city and have many friends extending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorsrud-Larson
Misa Alice Helend Larson
T. Larson
Martin Thorsrud
New York Hardware and Furniture Co
Fargo
Death of Hans Magnuson at Blaisdell Homicide of Death
Hans Magnuson of Blaisdell dies at Northwood hospital following a light operation that developed into tetanus. Born October, 187?, he lived in Hubbard County before homesteading near Blaisdell. Funeral held at Shel Creek Lutheran Church with large attendance. wife and five children survive along with parents and a brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mans Magnuson
Northwood
Peterson
Fas
Orakog
Sandmore
Horkys
Hpbbard County
Minn
Minnesota
Menominee, Mich
Blyigdell
Hongst Hans
Farmers’ Elavatar Co
Shell Crack Lutheran Church
Hontinalion Tok County
Sociallat
Shel Creek
Miso
Anno Lrekke
Twas
Bomidji
Great Falls
Montana
Mra Magnuson
Alma S. Andet Sandstrom Dies at Ellis Home
Miss Alma Sandstrom of Battle Lake Minnesota died at the home of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ellis Monday afternoon at 4 15 o clock after a brief illness from tonsillitis She came to Minnesota March 1 and had lived with the Ellis family since then Her brother Adolph Sandstrom of Battle Lake left Tuesday with the body and the remains will be interred at Eagle Lake Minnesota She was born in Sweden 43 years ago and came to America at age seven The surviving member of the family is Adolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Sandstrom
Battle Lake
Minn
Lewis Ellis
Adolph Sandstrom
Eagle Lake
Mias Sandstrom
Ellis
Minot
Sweden
America
Adolphy
Clam Diggers Seek Rail Link From Minot to Max
Clammers reap harvest as prices jump from 86 to 844 dollars per ton for clamshells. Muscatine shell boat crew paid McGregor and Prairie du Chien diggers 34 dollars per ton for runs of the boat clams, triple or more than years past. Atty Davis opens new offices amid Hoosier Picnic at Riverside Park with program including Long and Burns, Rev. Brickert, and music. State Defense Council plans three railway connections linking Cannonball to Milwaukee line, Watford City to Sanish, and Minot to Max, as Carroll heads to Washington to press Secretary McAdow. Montana farmers pass Minot en route east seeking new homes after drought.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGregor, Towa
McGregor
Prairie du Chien
Muscatine
Mississippi
State Council of Defense
Cannonball
Milwaukee Road
Fort Yates
Watford City
Sanish
Minot
Max
Dorr Carroll
Council of Defense
Washington
McAdow
Carrall
Will Elect Officers of South Prairie Red Cross
A South Prairie Red Cross branch meeting is set at Shay school house Freedom township on Sunday afternoon July 14 at 8 o’clock. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected by members in attendance.
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Labor
Loyal Legion
Elks Wome
Shia City
E. J. McKeane
T. B. Huff
K. E Leighton
J. G. Belanger
D. H. Phillips
A. D. Dugenstein
A. Grow
John Lynch
P. Vandensever
Frank O'Dell
Oicers
South Prairie Red Crowa
South Prairie Red Cross Branch
Shay
Freedom Township
Hawley Young Lady Recovers From Assault
Hawley Minnesota July 5 Folden a local victim of a dental assault remains in a Detroit hospital recovering from severe injuries. The attacker will be arrested. The incident occurred near the farm home of Foldens parents after her cries drew neighbors to help. Four cars from Surrey left for Cando Monday for a Brethren district meeting. several named individuals and families will be away four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hawley
Hawley, Minn
Ala Folden
Detroit
Miss Folden
Cando
Surrey
Brethren District
D. Lambert
Lingafelt
D. T, Dierdorff
Will Clouss
J. H. Cover
Townley and Gilbert Favored by Minnesota Supreme Court
Minnesota Supreme Court rules Townley president of the Nonpartisan League and Joseph Gilbert did not violate state law by circulating literature on the war. Martin County cases on alleged enlistment discouragement moved through demurrer and certification to the high court. Justice J. Hy Quinn authored the opinion reversing the lower court order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota Supreme Court
Townley
St. Paul
Minn
Aay
A. G. Townley
Nonartisan League
Doseph Gilbert
Tate
Martin County
Supreme Court
Gilburt
State Supreme Court
E J
Hy Quinn
Indians Pledge Loyalty At Red Cross Celebration
A North Dakota Indian celebration at Elboycats raised about 5600 for the Red Cross. The event featured tribally themed tableaux, a 20-piece Washburn orchestra, and addresses by Congressman Norton and Rev. W J Trutchinson. About 1500 Indians on the reservation participated or visited their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elboycats
Red Cross
America
John Smith
Poeqhontas
Benny Ross
George
Martha Washington
Lincoln
Warbara Freitehie
Liberty
Washburn
Congressman Norton
Rev
W. J. Trutchinson
Bismerk
Wounded Pace
Bnemy Hert
North Dakota
A. Ponde
Ruub Rad Cross Society
Worthy July picnic aids Red Cross at Perry Johnson farm
A July celebration south of Sawyer on the Perry Johnson farm attracted many picnickers despite dust. Activities included a 2 pm patriotic address by B D Skinner, a ball game won by single men, tug of war and dances delayed to July 11. Funds raised for the Red Cross totaled 22 dollars 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sawyer
Perry Johnson
Red Cross
B.D. Skinner
Teacher Works In Field Near Merrifield North Carolina
Gladys Allen, a teacher near Merrifield, North Carolina, operates a 28x86 tractor on G. W. Asbury's field. She began as a regular farmer the day after school vacation started and continues farming from early morning to late evening. She plans to run a binder on zoom as harvest begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Allen
Merrifield
N. C
G. W. Asbury
Miss Allen
Rates Rise as Northern States Power Lines Telephones
The Northern States Power Company announces higher electric and telephone rates to offset rising operating costs due to high coal prices and freight costs fixed by the government. Minot manager J. B. McGuire cites government fixes and suggests rate changes may be temporary as the nation seeks revenue stability. The new power rate becomes 12 cents with a one cent per month surcharge. telephone rates rise by about twenty percent across general classifications, effective after July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leoters
Northern
tSaten Power Company
J. B. McGuire
Minot
Pulte
Wilwa
McAdoo Huth
Wilsoy
McAdoo
Mitalter
W. Wy
Billiard and Kool Men Plan Closure During Harvest
About thirty five members of the North Dakota State Billiard and Pool Hall Association met in the Association of Commerce rooms. President Regan led a discussion on eliminating illegal practices and keeping venues clean. The Adaocinum supported closing all pool and billiard halls during the harvest period to aid crop conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota State Jilliard Men's Association
Association of Commerce
Regan
State Billiardien’s Association
Bcord
Adaocinum
North Jeaicott
Minot Merchants Recall Keene German Spy
Minot merchants remember Paul Hy Keene once a broker who frequented business locations. He was arrested at his St Paul home and interned at Port Oglethorpe Ga as a German spy. Government agents tied him to pro Kaiser sympathies and statements praising Kaiser Bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Keene
Paul Hy Keene
St. Paul
Port Oglethorpe
Fle
Kaiser
Kaiser Bill
Reena
Kelso Appointed Revenue Collector to Start Duty in St Tul
Alty Kelso Lands Good Position With Government Ality Chas De Kellen has received the appointment of Revenue Collector and gone to St Tul to report. He leaves his legal practice with Atty C B Davis in charge. The post carries a salary of 3750 dollars yearly and is regarded as a favorable appointment. Many Minor friends congratulate him on his success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alty
Kelso
Chas. de Kellen
St. Tul
Atty C. B. Davis
Davis
Relea
Carles
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Fort Riley Cavarey Onspending Y Brance
Ben Glazer
Abe
Bader
Council Bluffs
Misx
Sarah Glazer
Fort Dodge
Iows
Abe Bader
Srand
Kaiser Bae
Des Moines
Iowa
Camp Dodge
Bryan Guest
Ward County Independent
Hans Magnuson
Blaisdell
Hwand Hospital
Tetanus
Alma S. Andet Rom
Ellis Home
Old Home
Atty, Davis
Ally
B. Davis
Lve
Riverside Park
Long
E. A. Long
Minor Association of Commerce
John Burns
Alfred Schrad
Restling
Lydia Smith
Soligs Kyle
Prof. Clarke
Rev. Brickert
Wabash
Mateldia
Trouth
McGuire
Northern States Power Co
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