Reverend E H Midtbo Dies After Long Life of Service
The venerable Rev E H Midtbo died at home on Alice Street at 5 37 p m Sunday after a ten week illness. He was 66, survived by his wife and five children. He was a noted pastor in South Dakota Minnesota and surrounding states, influential in Lutheran mission work and church institutions. He preached widely and traveled extensively, leaving a lasting impact on the congregations he served.
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Hey
Lk. H. Midtbo
Alice Street
Adhin
Charlee
Gustav
Anna M. C. Teach
Herman
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
United Lutheran Church
Hauges Synod
Midtbo
Synod
Free Church
Donnybrook
N. D
Shas
Minot
Saaritan Hospital
Ruaby
United Norwegian Lutheran Church
Marie Cale
L. F. Wilgan
Sidney, O
Surrey
Raymond F. Cale
Nazarene
Lyman Brough
Lars Tollefson Injured After Plow Lever Blow
Lars Tollefson, a Booth Prairie farmer, was badly injured Saturday afternoon when a plow lever struck his abdomen. He crawled home on hands and knees two miles, reaching at 11 p.m., then was taken to St. John's hospital in Minot after an operation. recovery believed possible.
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Lara Tollefson
Ole Joto
Minot
St. Joh's Hospital
Wilson Leases Royal Lunch in City
Earl B. Wilson has leased the Royal Lunch from Geo W Swords and will soon announce a name change. He dispensed with the cafeteria, continues the lunch counter, and patrons report a large increase in business during the first week. Wilson is known as a popular and thorough care man with no better place to eat in the city.
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Earl B. Wilson
Royal
Geo. W. Swords
Wilson
Wreck of the Maine to be inspected after cofferdam pumping
The Maine wreck will be exposed in Havana harbor as cofferdam water is pumped out in stages. Engineers will inspect the exposed area every five to six feet and remove any recovered bodies if found. No weakness in the cofferdam was seen at the time, and leakage appeared negligible.
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Maine
Havana Harbor
Eers
Great Northern lays double track to Surrey
Great Northern puts six work trains on between Minot and Surrey and plans seven miles of double track. The project prepares for the Minot Fargo connection, aiming to make Minot a major railroad center. Edw Hilison to study medicine at John Hopkins after earning BA. Consumers Power Co employs 100 locally, spending 100000 on new buildings this year. Reighart elected treasurer of North Dakota Jewelers association. John ONeill returns from Canada. crepe mentioned in passing.
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Great Northern
Minot
Surrey
Nin
Ellison
Hilison
B. Bilison
John Hopkins University
State
Universty
Consumers Power Co
Reighart
W. H. Reighart
Minot Jeweler
North Dakota Jewelers’ Association
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Great Northern Starts Work on Minot Cut-Off
Great Northern begins the Minot cutoff with a large force at Granville. The Fargo to Surrey line, seven miles east of here, will be completed this year shortening the route. About 35 miles of grading were finished last year before a funding lull halted progress. Trains are expected to run over the line before snow flies.
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Great Northern
Minot
Northern
Granville
Fargo
Surrey
Rraine
Swift and Swift actor accused of cruel act at theatre
A report accuses Swift of Swift & Swift of a cruel incident after a river outing. After an argument at their hotel the man threw the couple’s pet fox against a wall, killing it, saying I’ll get even with you. Humane society officer missed it before departure for Bismarck.
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Swift
The
Humane Society
Bismarck
Fired Stanley Chief of Police Canned in Scandal
James Brown, Stanley's police chief, has been fired after an arrest by a United States marshal for pigging. He bonded in Fargo and was not in town last Monday. Citizens celebrated the Fourth with fireworks as the news circulated. Col. Bloom plans to print editor portraits from the Devilslake Journal at the editorial association convention. Brown is named alongside Kernel Brewer, Richter and Ben Whitehead as the anticipated included editors.
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James Brown
Stanley
United States
Fargo
Minot
Brown
Col. Bloom
Devilslake
Kernel Brewer
Richter
Ben Whitehead
Minot Takes Two From Deering In Weekend Pair
Minot K C s beat Deering in two games. Saturday 18 to 1 and Sunday 13 to 4. Deering, strong this year, briefly threatened in the fifth inning. White pitched Saturday and Vandenoever on Sunday.
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Minot K. C
Deering
Minot
Migot
White
Vandenoever
Truax Re-Elected On School Board
In Minot special school district C F Truax won re election to the school board over Eugene Teutsch by 240 to 104 totals. Voters, including many women, turned out despite heat with a larger turnout than usual.
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C. F. Truax
Minot Special
Eugene Teutsch
Truax
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E. H. Midtbo
Margaret Anderson
Amandus Anderson
Eldte
St. Joseph's Hospital
Zion Lutheran Church
I Pennsylvana
Elzabeth Philamalee
Elizabeth Philamalee
Tagus
St.oseph’s Hospital
Lars Tollefson
Booth Prairie Farmer
Royal Lunch
Swords Build
Ing
American Press Association
New
Fargo Line
John O'Neill
Canada
John
MR. Swift
Swift &Swift
Atlanta
J. D. Debow
Nashville,Tenn
Vicksburg, Shreveport & Pacific Railroad
Longfellow
David Burns
Dr. Lambert
Rhode Island
Altho
Burns
Henry Cassin
Scofield Implement Co
Scofield
Velva
McHenry County
Chise
Hadle Gulbran
Yellowstone Creek
McKenzie County
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