Minot Market Day Draws Huge Crowd and Strong Prices
Minot's first market day attracted a large crowd, with sales totaling 4207.70 dollars. Auctioneers Henry Hecht and local buyers handled entries from horses to hogs and sheep, while future sales plan to accept bankable paper and cash. The event touched on local politics and a state court hearing, with women’s voting rights discussed in relation to superintendent elections and author Minnie Badlong noted for library leadership. The next market day is set for June 30 and organizers expect more listings.
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Minot
Henry Hecht
Hecht
Mr. Bach
Frank H. Lade
McGregor Bros
Geo. A. Nichols
Gilroy & Hetherton
Scofield Bros
Asbestos Paper Tie to New Democratic Weekly
Dank Greenleaf announced orders for three tons of asbestos paper and a barrel of red ink for the new Democratic weekly. Glenburn residents moved to Minot on Tuesday while Editor Gilbertson and about a dozen others observed the skyline and streetcars.
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New Democratic Weekly
Glenburn
Minot
Gilbertson
Lost Is Found and Happy Town Notes
Midtbo the congressional candidate is found and Dr Schelbers collects a thirty cent reward. Mrs Holcomb hosts an automobile party for eight M E Sunday school girls, followed by a spider web game, nerves test, and refreshments with eight named participants. Farmers meeting at Columbus attracts 27 candidates, Gov Devine speaks, trains rerouted due to Montana washouts. Independent gains subscribers as farmers see value. Wood brothers fined 2500 each for conspiracy and mail fraud. former Minot business. Several locals attend German Baptists convention in Des Moines Ta. Dudley Nash praised as clean bid for Ward County State's Attorney. Break-in at Shotms Drug Store. suspect arrested then released. prior attempt noted.
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Holcomb
Belgea Avenue
M. E. Sunday School
Henretta Rudd
Agnes Suckstorff
Florence Duncan
Ethel Hurd
Madaline Irish
Annie Olson
Ethel Barlow
Eva Freemore
Goss Explains Court Work In Ward County District
E B Goss defends his record as Eighth District judge addressing rumors of unfinished business. He cites population and wealth growth since 1905, noting Ward and Williams counties expanded and court filings rose. yet pending civil cases dropped from about 350 to under 250 and criminal cases rose modestly with improved efficiency. He argues costs rise with public growth and asserts no extra staff were provided, offering figures from Clerk J I Smith to support increased district activity and his own continued service.
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Eighth Judicial District
Palda
Bottineau
McHenry
Ward
Williams
Alfred
McKenzie
T Am
Legislative Assembly
Hattvnew
Williams County
Ward County
Register of Deeds
Register of Deeds Office
District Court
Public Service
J. E. Smith
North Dakota
J. B. Smith
E. B. Goss
Much Feeling Over Road Closing
Farmers northwest of the city rally over the closing of a northeast road trimmed by John E Reed Frank Linda and Jos Linnertz with road overseer Ross Johnson. The long used route may be a public highway and a July 1 hearing before Judge Goss will decide the legal fate of the reopened road.
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John E. Reed
Frank Linda
Reed
Linda
Jos. Linnertz
Harrison Township
Ross Johnson
Goss
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Wisconsin
O'Leary
the Independent
State of
Alfred Gordon
Justice Clarke
Murphy
Flaxton
Gordon
Flaxton Times
Midtbo
Congress
Dr. Schelbers
Columus
Devine
Northern Pacific
Montana
Great Northern
The
Independent
Kenmare
Columbus
Fabrick
A. A. Robinson
Calgary
Robinson
Magic City
Wood Brothers
Edwards-Woods Commission Co
Morris
St. Paul
B. Dresher
Chas, Funderberg
D. M. Shorb
Mr. Strycher
D. S. Wolfe
Surrey
Des Moines
Dudley L. Nash
Nash
Ate
Meone
Shotm
Inolice
Day
A. Sorenson
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