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Newspaper

The Ward County Independent

Location

Minot, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1922

Page

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Thousands Pay Tribute to 10 Fallen Heroes at Exercises

A Minot Memorial Day observance drew a large crowd. A parade led by Major E S Person and the Minot Community Band toured principal streets to Hill cemetery, where Lieut. Chester Jacobson flew flowers over graves. Gov. Nestos and Rev. Erickson spoke at the afternoon program, with musical selections, a flag drill, and recitations recalling Revolutionary to modern wars.

Boy Scouts W. A Ladies’ Auxiliary American Legion Co. 20 Gross Chester Jacobson Minot America H. W. A. Mergel W. Mason Amn Ie American Legion Frickson

John C Corbett Dies in Stanley North Dakota Mason Leader

John C Corbett, 77, second oldest Mason in North Dakota, died at home in Stanley after a two year illness following the flu. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 a.m. conducted by Stanley Masons. interment in Stanley. Survived by wife, three sons John Victor and Edgar, two daughters Mrs Gev Wilson and Mrs F B Elaworth, and several grandchildren. Corbett born May 17 in Corbett Ontario. joined Masonry April 28, 1874. He was an Episcopal church member and a 4th degree M W A communicant.

John Crafford Corbett North Dakota Stanley N. E. Elsworth Williston Episcopal Church John Victor Dakota State Journal City Edgar Daily Argus Sioux Alls Gev.w. Wilson FB. Elaworth Williston Corbett M.W. A Episcopal Church

Candidates for Legislature from the 20th and 28th

The 20th district lists sixteen candidates with nonpartisans filing petitions. Democrats split candidates, filing at 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Officials question ballot validity and which names qualify, amid law on vacancies and five freeholders signatures. State officials confer with the secretary of state to decide which nominees appear on the ballot.

Binary Muus Peter Johnson J. H. Burns John A. Lunden Larry M. Byrne Nellie Daugherty M. W. Whalen J. 8. Cannon John Ehr Thorwald Mostad F. H. Slatky M. F. Schooler J. H. Greenhalgh M. Register’ of Lawyers County Kennard Btate Henigatad Secretary of Thos. Hall

Ward County Seeks Sale Of Unpaid Tax Property

A large Ward county tax notice outlines city and village properties with unpaid taxes for three years or more now in county hands. Sheriff sale is planned. taxes must be paid to miss, or assign to county auditor. Attorney Shorb visits old friends Geo Heger home Grand Forks. son of Rev D M Shorb Surrey.

Independent Ward Shorb Paul Shorb Washington D. C Gertrude Healy Grand Forks Geo. Heger Heger D. M. Shorb Surrey Cmf Minot Washington, D. C

Memorial Day tribute quotes from Minot remarks

The passage urges observance of Memorial Day and notes what the Womens Corps is doing in Minot. It proclaims liberty and union as a heritage bought with human lives and calls for honoring those who sacrificed for the nation.

Womens Corps Minot Berit

Song of the Naturalized Citizen I vow allegiance

A poem-like oath titled Song of the Naturalized Citizen by Huldah Lucile Winsted expresses lifelong quest for the land of dreams and allegiance to the United States, praising its flag and blue sky as the greatest of nations.

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Rev T S Reishus Dies Suddenly in Stanley Wis

Rev T S Reishus first resident pastor of the First Lutheran Church of Minot, died suddenly at his Stanley Wisconsin home after a short illness from hemorrhage of the brain. He was 75, widower, leaving five sons and four daughters. Brothers Gunder and Edwin Reishus also noted, with details of his North Dakota ministry, early Minot life, and community ties.

T. Reishus First Luthan Church Minot Stanley Wis Frits B. Reishus Credit Department LH. C 5. Reishus Velva Wisconsin North Dakota Reishus Mr. Reishus Wnn Elvete Mr. Reiss Gunder Edwin Reiehus Coutonwood Minn

East Must Come to the West With McCumber in Senate

North Dakota physician Henry W. Coe praised Senator Clarence McCumber in Washington and in North Dakota for his 23 years of service and leadership on the Senate Finance Committee. He urged re election, saying the West gains from McCumbers influence and fellow western states benefit from his seniority. He contrasted eastern inattention with western needs.

McCumber Senate Hiv Henry W. Coe Wortland O P.conwell Washington, D. C North Dakota Roosevelt Coe Senator McCumber Congress Washington West Finance Mar North

North Dakota Leaders Visit Washington and Meet Baker

North Dakotan officials including Senator Baker traveled to Washington for talks with President Harding and Senator Norris about postwar issues. They discussed aviation contracts with Curtis, government disposal of surplus airframes, and profiteering investigations. The party also met with Senator Ladd and toured Connecticut and Massachusetts on their auto trip through Washington.

North Dakowany Visi B. F. Baker Milne Warseigler D.C Pati W. Cathro Ilitectoy Vere Bank of North Dakota Warren G. Havilin Waetingaen Dhes Elven Dienes Wien Noth Dakout North Washington Congress Senate Corte Airplane Co Curtis Co Pen Baker U. S Norris Nebraska Pres. Harding North Dakota Connecticut Massachusetts Ladd

Death of Miss Emma Erickson in Logan

Miss Emma Erickson of Logan died at St Josephs hospital this afternoon at 5 30 o clock. She was a sister of Mrs Alfred Stredwick and had lived with a local family for several years. Complete notice to follow.

Emma Erickson Logan St. Joseph's Hospital Alfred Stredwick Sid

Tibbetts recall of son’s death in Argonne action

Mr and Mrs C B Tibbetts of Carpio recall their son George Tibbetts killed in action near the Argonne. He died after being wounded during a four man reconnaissance in fog. Soldiers and medical efforts described, with tribute from family and friends. The report also notes L R Holker leaving Rogers Lumber to relocate with his family to California and greetings from Claude Ernst.

Tneir Veter Rudwek Rernice Ciry George Millay Argonne Siott Pooley Mony Argonne Ceres Georne Steaphel Sam Beine Ion Sume Sn Furcholny Georg Ent Holkers California L. R. Holker Rogers Frothere Claude Erest Ladysmith Mr. Place Rogers Lumber

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