Old Settlers Picnic Becomes Optimistic Rural Gathering
Old settlers of the Ryder area meet at Willowwood Lakes southwest of Ryder for the annual reunion. Residents from nearby towns attend on common ground with no political tension noted. J A Thompson’s Ryder band provides music and assists in community singing about the reservation country and Minot. Fred Shilling, president, notes the association’s substantial progress in its opening remarks.
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Hiddenwood Ryder
Widdenwood Laks
Ruiles
Ryder
J. AH. Thompson
Ryder Band
Minot
Great Northwest
Fred Shilling
Old Settlers Association
North Dakota Business Leaders Promote Growth Plan
Speakers at a Minot gathering discuss funds for improvements at picnic grounds and a constitutional amendment. Atty B A Dickinson, Hans C Miller, and Jas Milley highlight the 100000 Move and the Northwestern North Dakota Development Association with Milley as secretary.
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B. A. Dickinson
Ryder
Hans C. Miller
Jas
St Milley
Amsnciation of Commerce
Dickinson
Miller
Milley
Northwestern North Dakota Development Association
Minot
Mis Not Normal School Commencement Address Highlights
Mr. Lewis F. Crawford of Bismarck Harvard graduate and Industrial Commission secretary spoke at length on Frontiers of Romagne and North Dakota romance. President Beeler announced about 1200 enrolled and 130 graduates this year. Talcott praised graduates as eighty received diplomas.
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Minot Normal School
Misnot Normal School
Lewis F. Crawford
Bismarck
Harvard
Industrial Commission
Romagne
North Dakota
Badlands
Beeler
Normal School
Talcott
Williams College
Summer Kindergarten Opens Next Monday Morning
City Schools announce a six week summer kindergarten starting Monday at 9 AM with director Miss Ethel M. Carter and instructors Miss Edith Anderson and Miss Esther Nichols. Sessions are half days in McKinley Central Grounds Lincoln Sunnyside, open to four and five year olds with possible delays if enrollment is large.
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Indergarten
Ethel M. Carter
St. Paul
Edith Anderson
Dresser Junction
Wisconsin
Esther Nichols
Minot
McKinley School
Lincoln School
Sunnyside
Altho
Riverside Park opens new swimming pool for public use
A newly opened Riverside Park pool welcomes guests with a 30 hour fill, supervised by a dedicated swimming instructor for safety. Admission charges apply for adults and lockers, with free entry for children bringing own towels. hours run evenings and afternoons with bath facilities available.
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Riverside Park
Doolittle
Boy Scouts Camp Near Minot With 200 Scouts In Camp
More than two hundred Boy Scouts are camping near Minot by Lake Sunday. The Scout camp features 75 pup tents in a shaded, tented city with Commodore Aksel Bratsberg at the lake aboard the sail boat bought last year for the Scouts. Major Wheel on supervises medical needs while Geo Beatty feeds the camp’s 100 plus hungry mouths. The group will return to the city Saturday evening.
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Minot
Lake Sunday
Geo. Beatty
Aksel Bratsberg
New Salem Dairy Circuit Picnic Set With Tours and Banquet
The New Salem dairy circuit picnic launches its second annual event on June 22 with touring autos and a military parking plan. John Christianson and local dairy leaders demonstrate farm history and creamery development, followed by a noon picnic at John Klusman’s grove with speeches by state leaders and a banquet to close.
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New Salem
Fargo
N. Dy
J. H. Shepperd
Shepper
John Christianson
Sheppard
Christianson
John Klusman
John L. Coulter
North Dakota Agricultural College
P. F. Trowbridge
Nestos
G. W. Randler
New Salem Commercial Club
Farmers of the Dairy Circuit
Youngtown
Tellman
Sadie Dekalb Armsby
J. R. Dice
Dairy Hue
State Agricultural College
Editor Becomes Publisher in North Dakota College News
Thom L Bayard resigns as instant editor of the state cultural college to cover the editorship and management duties at the same institution in Fargo North Dakota on June 22.
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A. C
Fargo, N
Thom L Bayard
State Iultural College
Mi Mere
Per “Apa
N. D
Oldest G. A. R. veteran attends Wahpeton encampment
EB W Tolbert of Heaton Wells County reports the 33rd North Dakota G A R and W R C encampment in Wahpeton. Officers for the G A R include Smith Summel as department commander and W Whitcomb as senior vice commander. W R C officers list Hut tie Curtey as president and Anna Thompson as senior vice president. Minot was named the 1923 convention host. Heaton, aged 90, attended with 45 Civil War veterans and 130 W R C members.
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G. A. Beetree
Wahpeton
Smith Summel
Fargo
Whitcomb
Crary
Lon Batehell
Valley City
H. W. A. Mergel
Minot
H. J. Rowe
Lisbon
Des Moines
Iowa
James E. Herbart
Jamestown
C. H. Newton
Purgo
J. B. Ashelman
Kargo
J. D. White
Huttie Curtey
Fargo Corps
Wabpeton
Anna Thompson
Devils Lake
Ruth Tughill
Myrtle Stewart
Phoebe Kennedy
Grand Forks
Dorothy Nelson
Convention City
N. D
EB. W. Tolbert
Heaton
Wells County
North Dakota Department
W. BR. C
Velva Girl Reserve Camp Returns After Fulfilling Week
One hundred Girl Reserves returned from Velva where a splendid camp unfolded in the city park. Local citizens aided with ice cream, facilities, and logistics. Ethel Crocker led the camp with Misses Dune and Alice Anderson, supported by a long corps of volunteers. Saturday’s program raised $21 as part of the girls managing expenses.
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Velva
Velvia
Ethel Crocker
Dune
Alice Anderson
Lyle Corey
Campon
Louis Ellis
Robison
Miss Robison
Lucile Wilson
Wanda Boden
Morches Rogers
Mrs. Rogers
Phyllis Auslander
Helen Holcomb
Repre- Waxemonawee
Nitche
Kalsee
KiCuWa
Queva
Wawatasee
Hiawathi
Blue Triangle Ou
Young Woman Found Unconscious Beside Roosevelt Highway
Miss Katherine Behrens of the city was found by three men riding in St Ax autos along the Roosevelt highway at Elbow Park Manor. She appeared ill and unconscious beside Mouse River, foaming at the mouth, later taken to Joseph's hospital for treatment.
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Roosevelt Highway
Katherine Behrens
Joseph's Hospital
St. Ax
A. J. Brunner
W. J. O'Rourke
Walter Bond
Elbow Park Manor
Minot Gun Club Announces Annual Registered Shooting Tournament
The Minot Gun Club schedules its annual registered shooting tournament in the city in July. Events include 16 yard and 28 yard targets, big gets, and doubles with a fee of $11. Contact Dr. J. R. Pence, secretary, for more information.
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Minot Gon Club
J. R. Pence
Church Sale to Benefit The Ladies Aid at Froncongre
The Ladies Aid of the Froncongre church will hold its annual sale on the 29th. Dinner will be served in the church basement with refreshments including ice cream available in the afternoon. Everyone is invited.
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Ladies Aid of the Froncongre
Recommendations of Compensation Bureau Committee
The North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau convened a June 1 1922 conference with business leaders to set next year’s rules for premium collection rates and refunds. The adopted resolutions urge compliance, repeal the 24 percent surcharge for initial rating, pay last year’s premium to receive refunds, and base rates on North Dakota experience while expanding merit credits and publishing premium and award data. Surplus around 500000 dollars should be maintained with modest rate adjustments. The results were to be published widely.
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North Dakota Workmen’s Compensation Bureau
Astute
Phere
Spei
North Dakota Workmen's Compensation Bureau
North Dakota
Bureau
Daily
Fred P. Mann
Devils Lake
J. A. Jardine
Fargo
P. C. Thorsen
Grand Forks
B. Danielson
Minot
Hagge
P. J. Cahill
Zap
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Citizens Bank
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Grand Theater
Paris Green
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Leland Drug Co
Rexall Store
Frank P. Taylor
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N. Dak
Ching
Horace
R. Vansickle
Sawyer State Bank of
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Banking Board
Thorwal
van Sickle
John J
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Nights of Columbus
Minot Council
Knights of Columban
John J. Coyle
Istered Shooting
Resee
Ambion Betaran Inigo
F. Amidon
California
Bis Health
Farge
Northweste
Regiain Minotree
B. S. Person
South Dakota
Ees Ree
P. S. Woodiwisa
Norwich
Duane Clapp
P. J
Monty) Montgomery
Chas. Mosher
Harry J. Oram
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E. J. DeMots
Great Northern
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