Lambert Candidate Boosts Out Of Town Candidates
The Independent profiles Frank B. Lambert, 1873 Rochester Minnesota born lawyer turned Minot attorney and politician candidate for the 29th district legislature. It notes his rise from modest farming beginnings to prominence in Minot, his law practice, farm holdings, community roles, and stance for a full vote including outside candidates while minimizing his own campaign focus.
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Frank B. Lambert
Mr. Lambert
Glenwood
Minn
Oregon
Lambert
Rochester
Protate
Wahpeton
N. C
McCumber & Bojart
M. E. Church
Minot Park
The
Independent
Minot
Minot Falls In 2 Tied Games As Jamestown Dominates
Jamestown reports Minot lost Sundays game 6 to 3 and Mondays game 1 to 0 while Tuesdays score remained 4 to 4. The piece notes these were first Claus games and praises Jamestown as having one of North Dakota’s strongest teams.
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Jamestown
Minot
North Dakota
Railroad boys demand fair play on new Surrey Fargo line
Railroad men from Minot to Fargo insist on transfer rights as the Great Northern builds parallel routes with high capacity sidings and 100 car engines. They anticipate major freight shifts with promising earnings while pledging headquarters remain in Minot if transfers are proportionate to traffic diverted. A general committee meeting is planned in St Paul with Mr. Lackey representing the local lodge of enginemen.
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Surrey-Fargo
Great Northern
Rairoad
Minot
Fargo
St. Paul
Lackey
Joral ‘Lodge of Enginemen
Thia City
Tender hearted guests prompt piano pause at Royal Cafe
The Lexington hotel's proprietor asks the Royal Cafe to mute its electric piano to ease guests troubled by nightly noise. Some hotel guests across the street are described as tender hearted and unable to sleep.
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Lexington Hotel
Royal Cafe
Emersons Retire From Business After Depot Fire
R. H. Emerson and son, builders of Minot News depot, retire from business after their store burned in the post office fire. The space is leased to Manson Bros. Reports say local papers The Reporter The Optic and the Iconoclast backed Bradfani for Byate’s Attorney.
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R. H. Emerson & Son
Minot
Manson Bros
Optic
Bradfani
Byate
Park Board Buys Greenleaf Property For Park Use
The park board purchased 40 acres of D C Greenleaf land south of Sunnyside school along Mouse River for 13 500, including the existing ball park. It also bought the Joseph Road ten acre riverfront tract for 2 900 and a one acre lot adjoining Roach property from Mrs Hecker for 250. Chas A Platt from near Burlington reported crops thriving after finishing seeding in the area.
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Park Board
D. C. Greenleaf
Sunnyside
Mouse River
Ball Park
Dastwood Park
Jos. Road
Roach
Hecker
Northern planted 250000 trees at Great Northern nursery
The Great Northern nursery, three and a half miles west of Mimot, employs twelve men this spring to grow 250000 trees. The stock includes tax elders, willows, Russian olives, ash and poplar. When large enough, trees are transplanted along the right of way replacing snow fences, with five carloads shipped this spring along the line.
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Great Northern Nursery
Mimot
Rue and Peterson Tie In Foxholm Ceremony At Carpto
Geo Rue and Miss Alma Peterson were married in Carpto on Wednesday. The groom serves as chief clerk at Lambert's store in Foxholm, and the bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Peterson.
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Geo. Rue
Alma Peterson
Foxholm
Carpto
Lambert
Louis Peterson
Slaughterhouse to Rise in Minot This August
The Independent notes a municipal slaughterhouse will be built by a private firm, likely ready in August and aligned with fly commission plans. The ordinance bans certain feeds to hogs. Ambrose Olson, railroad commissioner candidate, visited Minot, later tied to Great Northern land deals locally. The G N plans tree planting along the Fargo Surrey line.
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Minot
Fly Commission
Altho
Ambrose Olson
Olson
Great Northern
Old Settlers Encampment Draws Large Ward County Crowd
An exceptionally large crowd attends the annual Ward County old settlers encampment at No Man’s Land near Burlington starting Monday. Twenty five tents are up with more expected, crowds from Minot join daily, events include dancing and whist games, and notable attendees include State Treasurer Gunder Olson and Ryder resident Mr. Nelson. The Burlington hall team plans daily play, while Jack Shields runs the refreshment stand and Neil McDougall operates an auto livery. A note on union printing cites a non union card issue, and C H Meanus reports 220 acres of barley in the valley.
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Ward County
No Man’s Land
Burlington
Minot
Frank Kirkelie
Altho
B.D. Ski
Sawyer
John Ronholzer
Gunder Olson
Nelson
Ryder
Burlington Hall
Jack Shields
Neil McDougall
Minot Creamery boosts dairy boom for North Dakota farmers
Henningsen Creamery Co of Minot reports distributing 40000 among local farmers since April and expanding operations. Manager H D Williams touts rising butter and cream output, plans poultry purchases, turkey sales, and a new two story cold storage plant. The firm employs twelve with a monthly payroll of 800 while butter fat pays near Flynn market.
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Jenningsen Creamery Co
Minot and
Vicinity
Henningsen Creamery Co
North Dekota
H. D. Williams
Minot
Williams
North Dakota
Ir. Williams
Towner
Seattle
Minot Creamery
G. N
Bradford Deserves Support as States Attorney Hopeful
The Independent endorses B. H. Bradford for state's attorney citing his legal skill, moral character, and commitment to enforcing laws and protecting homes. A longtime resident, he is described as square, fearless in prosecuting crime, and not a professional politician, with a history of courteous service to the public.
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B. H. Bradford
Elks Lose Sensational Ball Game to Commercial Club
A large Wednesday afternoon crowd watched Minot teams clash at the ball park. The Commercial club beat the Minot Elks 3 to 2 after a hard fought nine innings with notable plays by Berg, McGee, and Lodwell. The benefit game raised funds for the local band. both sides featured colorful uniforms and lively commentary from umpire Dutch Palmer.
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ELKS
Commercial Club
Ball Park
Minot Commercial Club
Minot Lodge of Elks
Elks i Tow
Minot Band
Norton Seeks Second Choice Votes In Minot District
Secretary of State Norton visited Minot on Tuesday as a congressional candidate. He expects many second choice votes in this end of the district, with Blaisdell leading there. Norton continues a hard campaign and believes prospects are bright amid grain question wrangles.
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Norton
Minot
Congress
Blaisdell
Seeq
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Himeel
Miller
Smith
IF. &. Lambert Progressive Rtpublican
Twenty
Railroad Boys
Emersons
Greenleaf Property
Chas, A. Platt
City
Northern
Thos. Murphy
Minneapolis
Tom
New Fargo Surrey Line
C. H. Meanus
B. B. Pinney
Leland Hotel
Bradford
W. H. Reighart
G.N. Railway
South Bond Watch
Auten
Lodwell
A.M. Thompson
Ed Lee
Wm. Wendt
Geo. Leslie
Foster
H. H. Berg
O. B. Herigstad
Peterson
Berg
George McGee
Btks
Pete” Vandenoster
Judge Leighton
Ray Scofield
Tierney
Dr. Pence
Tel Swenson
Dutch” Palmer
Dave Cohn
John Lowe
Geo. McGee
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