Minot Welcomes North Dakota Editor and Bride
Minot merchant Charles Graham and Miss Helen Lambert wed in Lamoni Iowa on Thursday July 11. They plan a Western honeymoon visiting Yellowstone Park and expect to return to Minot by August 15 to a new home. Graham is a longtime local businessman and Second Lieutenant with Co. D. The bride taught oratory at Graceland College. Public events note a ND Press Association lecture and St Anthony Dakota Lumber Co meeting. A frost touched town. a local widow fractures her wrist. bankrupt Frank B. Lyong cited. pension raised for veteran Ben Elzenhoefer.
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Charles Graham
Lamour
Helen, Lambert
J. W. Wight
Mrs. Graham
West
Yellowstone Park
Minot
Graham Hag
Frm
Frank Graham
Leland Department Store
Graham
Co. D
Graceland Colece
Lamoni
C. B. Davis
Cong. Hanna
Death of Mrs Albertson Reported for Rutland
Anton Albertson of G. N. received word that his mother died in Rutland. He had just returned from there after being called by her illness and was unable to attend the funeral.
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Anton Albertson
G. N
Rutland
Albertson
Minot Credit Chief Sees Northwest Wheat Yield At Fifteen Bushels
Orrin M. Pierce of Minot Grocery Co reports after inspections from Rugby to Fortineau county that the Northwest should average fifteen bushels per acre across oats rye barley and early wheat. He notes good progress and widespread showers aiding maturation with some areas behind after a late spring. He also mentions visitors and trips, including E. A. Harthouse returning from South Dakota and crops near Edendale, N D showing mixed prospects.
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Minot Grocery Co
Satuday
Rugby
Fortineau County
Northwest
Minot
North Dakota Editors’ Visit Planned Festivities in Minot
Minot prepares for the arrival of North Dakota editors and their wives with a full convention program. The editorial band Bam Halslett performs. Allen D. Albert delivers the main address. events include band concerts, vaudeville, ballroom, church entertainment, a taxi ride to Burlington, and a picnic at the new city park. Autos, badges, and volunteer help requested. city residents urged to help entertain delegates.
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Minot
North Dakota
Vanguard
Bam Halslett
Onaway
Armory
Allen D. Albert
Minneapolis Tribune
Albert
Secuenen
Seven States
United ‘Women's Clubs
Metropolitan Band
Angel Cho
Rus
Quixley
Burlington
North Prairie
Slocum Farm
New Park
Commercial Club
Cooper
President Black
Sherman
Militia Captain Plans Fall Retirement After 25 Years
Capt. Person of Company D prepares to retire in the fall after twenty five years of service. He built up Co. D to a high standard and contributed to the new Armory. Lieut. Wheelon is expected to take command upon his retirement. Miss Eunice Byorum returns from Montana business trip.
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Co. D
Person
Lieut
Wheelon
Editors to witness red hot ball game at Minot base park
Editors attending the Saturday press meeting will see a heated game at Minot base ball park between Burlington and Stanley. First pitch is at 6 30 PM with free entry for press association members. Burlington and Stanley have split two prior meetings this season and are evenly matched. This game promises intense action.
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Minot
Pall Park
Stanley
Burlington
Press Association
McClellan Paper Co Opens Minnesota Wholesale House
W. H. Eng of the McClellan Paper Co returns from Minneapolis where he attended the formal opening of the company’s wholesale house described as one of the finest in Minnesota.
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W. H. Eng
McClellan Paper Co
Minneapolis
Minnesota
One Hundred Editors Arrive For North Dakota Convention
The advance guard of the editorial association arrives today, about one hundred editors, with committees to meet arriving trains. W. B. Holbein and wife travel from Laneford last night. Thoroly organized Bottineau County papers prepare glowing streamers and a friendly message for the convention. W. A. Stickley attends while recently leaving the Times Herald and moving to Kenmare due to his wife’s needs.
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W. BE. Holbein
Laneford
G. N
Hottinean
Bottineau
Thoroly
Bottineau County
W. A. Stickley
Stickley
Kenmare
Times Herald
Republicans of County Organize for Minot Convention
Republicans of Ward County organize an executive committee with L. J. Palda Jr. as chair and W. W. Tyler as secretary. John J. Lee joins the state central committee from the 29th district, and G. M. Gray from the 2nd district. The group plans a strong county effort though likely avoiding a national scramble.
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Palda
W W Tylers
Ward C Oounty
Court House
L. J. Palda Jr
Republican County Central Comunities
W. W. Tyler
L. A. Larson
John J. Lee
State Central Committee
G. M. Gray
Ward
Dorr H. Carroll
WS. Young
Surrey
J. H. Roche
Kenmare
P. F. King
Donnybrook
M. J. Keith
S. J. LaDue
Unot
G. Crockard
Douglas
H. A. Lawson Berthold
C. A. Rafelat Ryder
Public invites attend to state convention events
The Independent notes public attendance invitations for upcoming conventions in Grand Forks. Knights of Pythias meet July 21 and August 1, and registers of deeds hold sessions July 30 and 31, overlapping the fair and expected to draw large crowds.
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The
Knights of Pythias
Grand Forks
Berthold Man Bound Over Over Slander Charge
John Sorenson was bound over to the county court after a hearing on a charge of slandering Mrs. Mattie Ganavik of Berthold. The complaint signed by Mrs Ganavik alleges defamatory remarks by the defendant. He was released on 200.00 dollars bond.
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John Sorenson
Mattie Ganevik
Berthold
Sorenson
Ganavik
Minot Chautauqua a Success Draws Crowds and Praise
Minot's first Chautauqua drew large attendance with Judge Sadler of Chicago, Lux Tyler Gates readings, Apollo Concert Co, English Opera Co, and lectures by Harry V. Adams. John Renz invites editors to tour his Renz Farm during the Saturday drive as promoters promise continued efforts despite not earning profits.
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Renz Farm
John Renz
the Independent
John
Reng Farm
Sadler
Chicago
Minot
Lulu Tyler Gates
Sky Pilot
Fortune Hunter
Apollo Concert Co
Thi
English Opera Co
Harry V. Adams
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North Dakota Editors
Chas
Slack
N. D. Press Assn
Umbermen
St. Anthony Dakota Lumber Co
Leland
Norman B, Black
Pierce
Department of
Minot Grocery
Stick
E. A. Harthouse
South ‘Dakota
Emiendale
N. D
Wastikley
A, Stickley
Go. D
Miss Eunice Byorum
Montana
Clellan
Fine Paper House
North Dakota Press Association
Will E Holbein
Srea
Minot Ins
Nublic
Mr. Case
N. D. Pres Assa
AMNA
Harry Case
Mcville
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