Minot Baseball to Play Through July and August Plan
Minot intends to continue its season through July and August after a meeting where management changes were ruled out. Fargo, Bismarck, and Calgary Black Sox visits loom as local series with recent wins and losses shaping fan support, gate receipts, and upcoming Booster Day efforts.
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Minot
Hester
Bhat
Fargo
Valley City
Leeds
Cando
Devils Lake
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Joe Moore
Boardman
Dhuck
Whitehouse
Shirley
Morris
Hightower
Calgary Black Sox
Sox
Drought Relief Hinted Amid Severe North Dakota Fires
State Senator Baker visited Glenburn on his way home to speak at a farmers picnic as fires devastate Burleigh and Emmons counties. Governor Frazier Attorney General Lemke and Senator Baker were killed at Mouse River Park near Tolley on Saturday. On Monday and Sunday the three speakers were set to address farmers picnics at Velva and Crosby. Baker warned of great suffering in the southern drought area this fall and winter and suggested possible special legislative action for relief.
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Baker
Glenburn
Senator Baker
Governor Frazier
Lemke
Mouse River Park
Tolley
Frazier
John Hagen
Velva
Crosby
Burleigh
Emmons
Rotary luncheon entertains notable guests at event
At the Rotary luncheon, Chariot Folrpeld and other guests from the Seventh District board, Chester A. Jones a former Minot newsman now with a New York paper, and W. L. Schriber of Chicago spoke. Dr. D. McCannel discussed the St Paul clinic and Br. A. Newstos, gubernatorial candidate, shared campaign experiences.
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Chariot Folrpeld
Ick
Federal Farm
Joan” Board
Seventh District
Chester A. Jones
Minot
New York Ie
W. L. Schriber
Chicago
D. McCannel
St. Paul Clinic
BR. A. Newstos
Medical Association Meeting Held in District
The medical association of the district met on Tuesday evening with Dr Jaes Velva as president attending. Key members Hancoc Ciarpio and Slope of Balfour were among those present at the gathering.
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Eee
Medical Association
Thi
Orly
Hancoc Ciarpio
Slope of
Balfour
Jaes Velva
Insociation
Governor Appoints Bank, Veterinary and Admin Officials
Governor Frazier named M. R. Porter of the Scandinavian American bank as a member of the state bank depositor’s guarantee fund commission after a bankers’ convention. R. E. Shigley of Kenmare was reappointed to the state veterinary examining board and J. J. Cahill was reappointed to the state board of administration.
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M. R. Porter
State Bank Depositor’s Guarantee Fund Commission
Porter
Frazier
Bankers
R. E. Shigley
Kenmare
State Veterinary Examining Board
J. J. Cahill
State Board of Administration
Dakota Montana Twelve Oil Syndicate well rigged for linking
Material hauled to the Dakota Montana Twelve Oil Syndicate well site in the NE of the SE of section 8 15 30. A standard rig is under way. H Harrington will manage. stockholders are Minot North Dakota residents. Tools and equipment are arriving. oil marketing expected within sixty days. Detours on The Roosevelt Highway noted with extensive route conditions and travel advisories.
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Tribune
Winnett
Dakota-Montana Twelve Oil Syndicate
Dakota-Montana Syndicate
Jack Rabbit Syndicate
Dakota-Montana Peple
H. Harrington
Wyoming
Oklahoma
Cat Creek
Minot
North Dakota
Harrington
State Tennis Tourney Opens Friday in Minot
Northwestern North Dakota tennis championship for men women and juniors begins Friday and runs through Saturday at Riverside Tennis Club Minot with possible Sunday finish. Junior events open to ages under 18. Saturday July 16 marks Minot’s 4th anniversary.
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North Dakota
Minot
Riverside Tennis Club
Eanla
Rainfall Eases Drought. Clarence Colter Farm Fire
A Monday night rain measured by the government weather bureau delivers the heaviest rainfall of the season. Heavy winds or late sown grain mayBenefit from moisture. The Clarence Colter farm dwelling at Voltaire burned Sunday morning, saved by the owners before total loss. Colter is the son of Thomas Colter of this city.
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Government Weather Bureau
Bert Fenbarry
Clarence Colter
Voltaire
Mr. Colter
Thomas Colter
No. 1 Northern Wheat Hits Highest Level This Year
Minneapolis wheat markets close at 1.93 and 2. The year’s peak reaches or nears the two dollar mark, with prior close at 1.90 1/2 and 2.00 1/2 on June 18, signaling a surge in cash No. 1 dark northern wheat. The report notes a notable rise and compares recent closes to earlier levels. The Independent mentions plans related to clean cotton pricing for the coming year.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Grain Growers Begin Canvass in Ward County
J B Burkholder deputy organizer for the U Grain Growers Association arrived Wednesday to start canvassing Ward County. He will be aided by N D Gorman ex Ward county agricultural agent now with the Grain Growers. They aim to sign up farmers cooperative elevators and secure pledges to pool grain for future sale. The United Grain Growers association has capital of 100000 dollars. Burkholder is a Trail County farmer and was part of a 16 member organizer class at Fargo last week.
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N. D
Animal Husbandry Department
The
Agricultural College
Youngtown
Sam
John Christianson
Virewit, Onl
Cam
Ward County
J.B. Burkholder
U. Grain Growers Association, Inc
N. D. Gorman
United Grain Growers Association
Fan
Burkholder
Trail
County
Ward County Stock Judging Team Heads to Fargo Fair
Three Ward County Calf Club youths Miley Scribner Everett Monaghin and Verne Swanson depart for Fargo to compete in Interstate Fair stock judging contests. The top scorers may advance to the National Dairy Show in St Paul in October with the Sioux Falls event serving as a qualifier. Herbert Allen county agent leads Ward County in preparations hoping for strong results and county pride.
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Ark
Withers
Shell
Ward County Hoyse and Girls
Fargo
Miley Scribner
Ward County
Everett Monaghin
Verne Swanson
Nonparty Squabble Settled by State Executive Row
A nonpartisan dispute within the state executive committee ended Tuesday with charges dropped against two leaders after a joint statement by George A. Totten Jr. and C. K. Gummerson admitting responsibility for attempts to use a Courier-News list. Totten faced embazzlement and criminal ho, while Gummerson faced criminal libel. all are abandoned following the agreement.
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Nonpartisan League
Rebras l
Teagners
George A. Totten, Jr
C. K. Gummerson
Courier-News
Wrek
Totten
Hiol
Gunymerson
Hbel
Judge Lowe sentences Margery Gullixson to reform school
In district court Judge Lowe commits Margery Gullixson a schoolteacher to the state reform school until age two after confessing to a surgical charge. Charles Belanger pleads guilty to burglary for sleeping in a north side resident's auto and gets five years in the penitentiary but the sentence is suspended due to destitution. Vasiley Shack confesses to liquor and is sentenced to four months in the county hastise and fined $1000.
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Vasiley Shack
Not Guilty Verdict in Brinton Perjury Case
The jury found Brinton not guilty of perjury in the Brinton versus Lemke case. The verdict concludes Saturday morning, exonerating Brinton and setting up use of testimony in a future action to reopen the Townley bankruptcy proceedings, with implications for McCutcheon as trustee.
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Remion
Jor. W. Brinton
Townley
Lemke
Brinton
B. McCutcheon
B. & B. Clothing Co Prepares Near Opening
The B and B Clothing Co. nears its store opening next to U. S. Cate. Proprietors Bader and Feldman have returned from eastern markets with attractive lines of gentlemens furnishings including suits and shoes bought at low prices. An opening announcement will appear in an early issue.
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B. & B. Clothing Co
B & B Clothing Co
U. S
B R Clothing Co
War Risk Insurance aid order issued by Pershing
Report from Burlington outlines agricultural notes and a major directive. General Order No. 27 directs Army personnel to assist ex soldiers with War Risk Insurance, renewal or conversion of policies, medical needs, or vocational training, with forms supplied and filed through Washington. The piece also covers local farming observations and innovations in corn and potato cultivation.
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John J. Pershing
War Department
Bureau of War Risk Insurance
National Guard
War Risk Insurance Bureau
Burea
Treasury Department
Washington, D.C
Secretary of Wars
J.T. Berr
North Dakota Baptists Convene in Minot Convention
The 82nd annual North Dakota Baptists convention met in Minot on Wednesday evening with plans for a three day Young People's Union conference starting Sunday. About 200 delegates from North Dakota churches and leaders attended, following the Des Moines meeting. A big Riverside Park picnic is slated for Saturday July 16 with hundreds expected. Russian Baptists from Max will join the event, promising a band and many young people. The convention is run by chairs D F Seed, George Eby, Mra GC Danielson, H L Burdie, Conrad Fuy Anthony Boiling and others. Abstracters elected A D Dennis of Grand Forks as president, Geo Figipso e of Bowbells as vice president, with R Le Phelps of Steele as treasurer. Mandan was chosen for the 1922 convention.
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Nestos
H. Bowler
State Normal
Association of Commerce
Beeler
Normal School
North Dakota
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Iximiele
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North Dakota Baptists
Young People's Union of the Baptist Church
Dakota
Des Moines
Riverside Park
Max
Irs
D. FP
Seed
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Mra. GC
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H. L. Burdie
Conrad Fuy
Anthony
Alton
North Dakota Title Men's Association
A. D. Dennis
Grand Forks
Geo. Figipsoe
Bowbelsi
Bismarck
Secrete
R. le Phelps
Steele
Mandan
Minot Auto Club Plans Ryder Anniversary Event
At a Holt Motor Co. salesroom meeting the Minot Auto Club formed a committee led by Dick Welch John F P McGuire and Carl Danielson to organize participation in Ryder's anniversary celebration on Tuesday July 19 The group aims to secure 50 to 75 volunteers and engage Town Criers Club performers for a day program and evening events, with departure around 11 am to arrive in Ryder for the festivities.
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Minot Auto Club
Ryder
Holt Motor Co
Dick Welch
John FP
McGuire
Carl Danielson
Ryder Town
Des Lace entolF on the TR trail and county road work
A county board meeting let the Des Lace entolF on the TR trail and add mileage on the county road tying Burlington road to Foxholm. Stevens Brothers of St Paul won with bid 81181.24. State and Federal highway reps attended. The project adds 38 miles of Federal highway and completes the TR trail from Surrey to Des Lace and North Stop trail to Foxholm.
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St. Paul
Successfal Hidders
Board of Country Commissioners
Des Lace
Burlington Road
Foxholm
Stevens Brothers
Federal
Want County
Surrey
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