Co. D Ready for War Duty in Fort Lincoln Mobilization
The First North Dakota Regiment Co. D plans mobilization at Fort Lincoln near Lincoln Fort. 100 strong, led by Captain Wheelon with Lieut Gross and Sgt Hayes. 1800 man equipment shipped to Fort Lincoln. Soldiers travel from Minot to join via Soo line special train.
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Blakey
Western Building Co
Scarlett Office Outfitting Co
Reierson
Waverly
First
North Dakota Regiment
Army
Fort
Lincoln
Fort Lincoln
Devils Lake
War Department
Co. D
Soo
Williston
Minot
Minneapolis
Mizpah
Minn
Huron
S. D
Miles City
Montana
Frank E. Wheelon
Otto Gross
Sergt
Hayes
Quartermaster Larson
Lantz
Robbins
Lyceum
Stanton Hayes
Leonard Larson
Q. M
P. R. C. White
P. B. T. Robbins
C. G. Lance
Fred Falvey
Tooley and Bailey Wedding in city ceremony
Wm. Tooley of the International Harvester Co. married Miss Margaret Bailey at 3 o clock Wednesday by Father Jos Raith. They left on No. 30 to spend their honeymoon. The bride has worked at the Scandinavian American bank. Many friends extend best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Tooley
Misa Bailey
International Harvester Co
Margaret Bailey
Jos. Raith
Robinson Elevator to Be Moved for Rail Yard Expansion
The Robinson elevator along the Great Northern will be relocated to allow a 200 foot extension to the G N freight house. After July 1 it will remain closed during the move, and the Minot Co operative Grain Co elevator will also be moved.
Minot Normal president hosts luncheon at Leland Hotel
Lewis F. Crawford of Sentinel Butte ND, president of the State Board of Regents, praised Minot Normal School at a public luncheon. Speakers urged expansion to meet rapid growth as the institution nears 50,000 local ties and 400 graduates annually. Crawford predicted a threefold student rise in five years and support for regional branches.
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Lewis F. Crawford
Sentinel Butte
N. D
State Board of Regents
Leland Hotel
Minot
Porter
Association of Commerce
A. M. Thompson
Minot Normal School
Board of Regents
Crane
Crawford
Minot Normal
North Dakota
Dickinson
Ida Selma Tufveson to Wed Rev Erik Forsberg
Mr and Mrs Nels Tufveson invite friends to Ida Selma Tufveson's wedding to Rev Erik J Forsberg of San Diego California. The ceremony takes place at 426 Fourth Avenue Northwest Minot on Wednesday July 5 at four in the afternoon. The bridal couple will depart for...
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Oan
Nels Tufveson
Ida Selma
Erik J. Forsberg
San Diego
Cal
Minot
Fourth Avenue Northwest
Joannie the Mexican Joins Company D in War Service
Johnnie the Mexican long employed by Dad Marsh joins Company D and heads to join his color in the south. He left Kenmare for Minot after receiving the call to duty. His wife remains in the city, with Dad Marsh promising support. Paul White, with five children, will leave his Hodgins Transfer Co. post and rent for his family is arranged. Captain Wheelon says the company will depart the city Sunday.
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Johnnie
Marsh
Co. D
Kenmare
Minot
Paul White
Hodgins Transfer Co
Jos
Hodgins
Mr. White
Theront
Wheelon
Independent
Simday
Wallin Seeks County Treasurer Post on Republican Ticket
John Wallin, a Republican, seeks the county treasurer position, citing a decade as county commissioner with an average salary under 150 dollars and a career focused on public service. He argues his prior deputy role shows fitness and pledges to run the office credibly if elected on June 28.
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John Wallin
Wallin
Fortin
Lote E Pein
Atte Cs
Vks
Pol
Adv
Buick Four Cylinder Car Just Announced
The Independent reports L C Eby of Eby & Young Buick dealers left Minneapolis June 17 on a cross country Pence automobile tour. The Buick four cylinder five passenger model is the 1917 sensation announced amid a week of dealer activity.
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The
Independent
L.C. Eby
Eby & Young
Minot
Buick
Minneapolis
Chicago
Minot Farmers' Grain Association to Hold Annual Meeting
Notice to stockholders states the annual meeting will be held at the Minot elevator on Thursday June 29 1916. All stockholders are urged to attend. John Wallin secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot Farmers’ Grain Association
Minot
John Wallin
Williston Runs Four Straight Against Minot
Williston defeated Minot 10 to 4 on the local ball grounds Saturday. Sunday's game was won by the visitors, giving Williston four straight. The City of Opportunity fields a mighty fast team and Minot plans lineup changes as the season nears its end seeking to challenge the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Minot
City of Opportunity
Mass Meeting and Dance Planned to Aid Local Company
The Association of Commerce and city doctors plan a mass meeting and dance to raise funds for the local militia company facing mobilization to the Mexican border. A fundraising committee has begun collecting contributions, already reaching £100 with only two rejections. The event aims to support government gaps and will precede the meeting at 8:30 p.m. with a public address on local concerns.
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Association of Commerce
Porter
Association
Messrs
H. L. Halvorson
F. B. Lambert
Myer Vern
North Dakota
Menonite Bishop Dies in Packard Train Wreck
The Mennonite bishop once based in North Dakota and known in Surrey visits later, perished in a Packard Indiana wreck while en route to Minnesota. His body was found seven miles from the stream. he was about 45 years old and active in church work between 1905 and 1911.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Packard
Mr. Lapp
Surrey
Minnesota
The Magician Book Published by Graduating Class
The first annual Bulletin from the graduating class announces The Magician, a typographically beautiful book produced without advertising support. It credits unusually fine workmanship and notes careful selection of the subtitle.
Big Tent Revival Held in Des Lacs July 6 to 16
The United Evangelical church of Des Lacs announces revival meetings from July 6 to 16 in a large tent. Rev. H. W. A. Mergel, pastor since April, will lead the services. A 40 by 60 foot tent has been secured for the event.
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United Evangelical Congregation of
Des Lacs
H. W. A. Mergel
Norman B Black Named Manager of Good Government League
Norman B Black former Grand Forks Times-Herald Co manager signed a three year contract to lead the Good Government League. He is now in Fargo where the league headquarters are located.
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Norman B. Black
Grand Forks Times-Herald Co
Good Government League
Fargo
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