Prominent S D Citizen Here Over Two Inches of Rain in May
F C Robinson, South Dakota railroad commissioner, vacationing with his son A A Robinson, notes May rainfall at 2.67 inches and discusses prosperity, land values, and railroad valuation. He bought two lots on Reishus street for 49000 to keep access to his elevator open, opposing closure of the north end of Reishus Street.
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S. D
A. A. Robinson
Hoff
F. C. Robinson
South Dakota
Seatte
Groton
North Dakota
Robinson
South
Dakota
Board of Commissioners
South Makota
John J. Bates
J. C. Hoff
Reishus Street
First Street
The
Soo
Burke Used Horse in Escaping From Bismarck
Word reached the penitentiary that the horses Burke used during his Wednesday afternoon escape have been found near McKensie. Authorities suspect he released the horse to aid his flight east of the place as searchers flood the area with circulars and photographs. His family lives at Oriska on a nearby farm and detectives closely watch that area as a likely escape route.
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Bismarck
N. D
Tom Burke
McKensie
Burke
Tiven
Oriska
Commission System Crisis Delays City Warrants Payment
President Clark refuses to sign canvassed returns delaying warrants for recent election payments. Monday night council debates funding as commissioners take over duties. City officials expect funds replenishment within two months from county money to pay warrants.
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Clark
Commission
Cornell
Secretary of State
Minot
Commis
Nhn
McGreggor Encounters Two Thugs Outside Livery Barn
J A McGregor reports an attempted mugging near his East First street home after midnight. Two men, one tall and built, the other short and stout, approached and warned him to go home. He alerted police. the suspects fled. The same night they also robbed a Minot citizen of four dollars in change.
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J. A. McGregor
Mr. McGregor
East First Street
R. Hamilton
Mr. Hamilton
Hamilton
Minot
Dunaevski Leaves Minot for Texas Conservatory
Prof Dunaevski will depart Minot Academy of Music to become director of music at the Plainview Texas Conservatory. He leaves after ensuring a competent successor and will not depart until his affairs are settled. The Minot academy has grown under his leadership and he is praised for his abilities and plans for the school’s future.
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Conservatory
Plainview, Texas
Prof
Dunaevski
Minot Academy of Music
Conservatory of Music
Plain‘ylen
Panhandle
Texas
Jan van Wardrogan
Dunaeveki
Plainview
Terrible Experience On the Prairie
T. M. Cooney a Palermo attorney fractured his leg just above the ankle in a runaway two miles from Palermo near a G. N. gravel pit. Mrs Cooney aided by workmen walked to the pit for help as the injured man shouted, then he was brought to Minat and placed in Northwestern hospital where he is improving.
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T. M. Cooney
Palermo
G. N
Mrs. Cooney
Roth
Minat
Northwestern Hospital
Suspect in Grace Burns Case Identified and Held
Charles McCartney alias Roy Smith, long sought in the Grace Burns murder, is in Leavenworth with parole due Aug 8 1910. He is to be brought to Fargo for trial as details connect him to the 1907 death of 15 year old Burns whose body was found after she vanished June 21.
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Grace Burns
Fargo
Charles McCartney
Roy Smith
Leavenworth
Kansas
U. S
Shea
Gil Stout
McCartney Haseen
McCartney
Goodhart
Tommy Ryan
Cass County
Tommy
Jim
Hilda 4. Burns
Deah
Ratu Interferes with Race at Williston Meet
Rainy weather cancels Tuesday Williston races after interference by Ratu. Mrs. Wm Ward of Glenburn underwent a successful operation at Northwestern hospital Tuesday morning and is expected to return home in a few days, with Mr Ward staying in Minot through the two days.
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Ratu
Williston
Wm. Ward
Glenburn
Northwestern Hospital
Union National Bank Promotes Policy and Trust
The Union National Bank emphasizes good policy and sense in business. It highlights its reputable officers and safeguards, inviting present customers and prospects to open accounts. The bank claims ample resources and prompt service, notingFarm Loan Department offers low rates and favorable terms.
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Union National Bank
Minot Valuation Rises as City Board Sets Tax Base
The Minot city council sits as a board of equalization and reports total assessed value of $1,762,650, up $110,000 from last year. North Minot not included this year would have raised the figure toward two million. assessed land $682,188 and buildings $611,905 with personal property taxes totaling $468,557.
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City of
Minot
North Minot
Minot Land Office to Appoint T. E. Olsgard
Reports indicate the next register at the Minot Land Office will be T. E. Olsgard a prominent Minot attorney and former receiver. He is described as a capable choice likely to win broad political support. Popular sheet music 10 cents at Taylor's Drug Store.
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Minot Land Office
T. E. Olsgard
Minot
Olsgard
Land Office
Taylor's
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E, C. Fritz & CO
Minot, N. D
McGreggor
Thugs
Ward County
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Minet
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