Four prominent residents die in North Dakota tragedy
Endrew Running, a Lansford farmer, died after a horse kick left him near minutes from Minot. Austin Spires, a North Dakota farmer, died of tuberculosis at home north of the city and was buried in Iowa. Wm Paetz, a G N lamplighter, died from injuries after being struck by a switch engine near the bridge. G C Worrell, six miles north of the city, succumbed to typhoid and tuberculosis after a long illness. The report also notes the arrest of W Havens for theft in Chicago and his subsequent flight with his teen sweetheart to Flesher, North Dakota.
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Lansford
Glenburn
Minot
Jay
Dne
Ustin Spires
North Thie
Iowa
Mr. Spires
Frelief
Pires
Wm. Paetz
Gt. Northern
Paetz
West Prussia
America
Wisconsin
Ward County
G. N
Des Lacs
Norwegian Lutheran Church
G. C. Worrell
Worrell
Methodist
G. L. Powell
Rose Hill Cemetery
Wm. F. Havens
Chicago
Flesher
N. D
Havens
Mandan
Just Like a Bank and Cream Delivery Notice
A Swede negotiates farm purchase in North Dakota and insists on mortgage terms. By May 1 White's Ice Cream will accept cream for payment, offering extra payment for sweet cream delivered. local advertising blends real estate and dairy business.
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North Dakota
White
The Crops The crop prospects good this season
The crop report notes favorable rains and warm weather boosting wheat and grain growth across the state. Wheat stands at about three inches high with good color and rooting, though Kenmare reports two inches and weed competition. Corn expected light, pastures and grass look well, and late-season changes may improve conditions in coming weeks.
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Independent
Kenmare
North Dakota
Dreadnought Plans and a Farm Wife’s Trial
A public notice warns of dangers of amusements and urges restraint as a cautionary headline. The United States has contracted for two Dreadnought warships at ten million dollars each signaling a push for a stronger navy. Geo McClure, a Valley City farmer, stands trial for the murder of his hired man Elmer Lewis after learning of Lewis’s affair with his wife. Mrs McClure testified that she and Lewis were intimate and Lewis kissed her, and that McClure found them together on Lewis’s lap at a dance. The tragedy stemmed from a love triangle and ill‑fated jealousy.
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United States
Geo. McClure
Valley City
Elmer Lewis
McClure
Lewis
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