Des Lacs Patriots Escort Enlistees to Minot
Des Lacs residents and countrysidefolk escort eleven young men enlisting in the navy and army to Minot for departure to Minneapolis. President Shaw attends as cheering crowds in decorated cars parade to the federal building where speakers address them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Lacs
Minot
Exwy
Navy
Army
Minneapolis
Federal Building
Des Luca
Shaw
Palda
L. D. McGahan
Chiude
Curtis
L. Zimmerman
John I. Boucher
Carl G. Gordon
Ezra D. Varnes
Albert J. Larson
Oscar Envig
Peter Peterson
Eo Kittelgen
Gahlin Straley
Ed Burke
Potatoes May Fall to Ten Cents a Bushel Under Bumper Harvest
St Paul reports Tierney & Co predicts potato prices may crash from one dollar to ten cents per bushel as farmers sow ample crops. Overproduction and wartime demand declines plus large European crops cited as reasons. legacy of wartime losses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
John A. Tierney
Tierney & Co
Europe
Ted
Whoso Findeth a Wife at Arcade Theatre
A feature at the Arcade Theatre stars Jean Sothern with Leo Delaney and William O Neill in a adaptation of J Wesley Putnam novel responding to Hall Caine. The cast includes Ina Brooks George Henry Trader Kirk Brown and others in supporting roles. A second item reports Claudius A Latone of Devils Lake N D killed at sea after enlisting as the first U S Navy volunteer from Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UREAT
Jean Sothern
Jean Southern
Arcade Theatre
J. Wesley Putnam
Hall Caine
Miss Southern
America
Leo Delaney
Miss Sothern
Mr. Delaney
William O'Neill
Ina Brooks
George Henry Trader
Kirk Brown
Grand Parks
Ares
Recommendations of Northwestern Farmers Delegation Passed
Washington June 23 The House approved sections of the food central bill reflecting recommendations from the northwestern farmers delegation. The action marks a formal incorporation of farmer input into federal food policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D
Washington
Haas
Chas Geist Injured In Ladder Fall At Farm
Chas Geist son of John Dat superintendent of Ward county poultry farm sustained a fracture of both forearm bones and elbow dislocation after a ladder gave way while he helped his father place screens. He fell twenty feet, landed on his side, and was unconscious but now recovering slowly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Geist
John Dat
Ward County Pout Farm
Geist
Mr. Geist
Burns Club Picnic At No Man's Land
The Burns Club annual picnic is set for July 3 at No Man's Land near Burlington. Old Settlers join the event with games prizes and club foods. members meet at 10 a.m. at President William Hotherton Sr.'s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burns Club
No Man’s Land
Burlington
Wm. Hotherton
Columbus Girl Weds in Minot at Lutheran Parsonage
Miss Swenson of Columbus and William A. Anderson of Baylor Montana were married last Saturday by Rev. T. P. Ixson at the Lutheran parsonage. They will visit Coon Valley Wisconsin before setting Aug. 1 for Montana to start life on a large ranch. the groom has lived in Montana four years and the bride is the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Swenson of Columbus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Minot
Idx BR
Swenson
N. Dy
Wm. A. Anderson
Baylor
Mont
T. P. Ixson
Coon Valley
Wis
Anderson
Old Hom
Montana
Ride
Sarah, Swenson
Wolseth Fourth Celebration Plans Highlight Village Event
Wolseth on the Granville branch between Glen barn and Deering prepares a Fourth of July celebration. Dan Brennan will speak on Good Citizenship. Glenburn and Walseth play ball, greased pole races, a tug of war between Renville Mercury county teams, a Ward county showdown, and an evening fireworks display accompany a day of sports and a dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolseth
Granville
Glenbarn
Deering
F. D. Robinson
W. R. White
Minot
Dan Brennan
Glenburn
Walseth
Dickinson Hosts North Dakota Press Association Meeting
About a hundred scribes attended the N D Press Association gathering in Dickinson with a royal banquet and toast program. A side trip to Fryburg occurred despite rain, Roosevelt's ranch trip being canceled. Resolutions affirmed government loyalty and mourned publisher John S Patterson and the child of Editor and Mrs W B Me Laughlin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. D. Press Association
Dickinson
Slope Country
Fryburg
Roosevelt
Medora
John S. Patterson
Stanley
W. B. MeLaughlin
Kenmare
Mrs Perkett and Mr Crane Enter Columbia University
Mrs Florence Parkett a Minot Normal School faculty member will study a graduate course at Teachers College Columbia University for two months. Miss Helen Allen of Jamestown joins President and Mrs Crane traveling from Racine Wisconsin to Columbia in the president’s car for the stay. Mr Crane will study at Columbia University for a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Parkett
Minot Normal School
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Perkett
Helen Allen
Jamestown
Crane
Racine
Wis
Columbia
Booze Delays Trains in North Dakota Before Dry Law
Bismarck June 28 reports that train delays are caused by shipments of liquor awaiting the July 1 bone-dry law. A conductor says unloading is slowed by liquor consignments, making trains late by one to four hours as the new prohibition law takes effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Big Picnic and Rural Baseball Rise in Granville Area
Seven Sons of Norway lodges in Northwestern North Dakota gather at Buffalo Lodge Lake near Granville for food speeches and folk dances on July 1. Speakers include Liver Scrumgand, A M Christianson, and R A Nestos. A South Prairie Rangers baseball team faces North Prairie at the North Prairie diamond next Sunday. W m Parker aged 60, pioneer of Minot, is critically ill in Minneapolis, with his daughter Mrs. M E Dalquist and nurse J. Parker by his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Norway
North Dakota
Buffalo Lodge Lake
Granville
Mynot, Rigeley
Granville, Sherwood
Deering
Liver Scrumgand
Devils Lake
M. Christianson
Supreme Court
R. A. Nestos
Minot
South Prairie Rangers
Ward
Rangers
North Prairie
Cicero Vannett
Swanner
Peter Erickson
Cecil
Carrol Kavanaugh
J. M. Larson
Earl] Sarre
Leanne McNa
Walter Garrant
Frank Pettis
Blaine Witham
Cline
Ray Zorn
Losses Wipe Out Shaw Family in Sixty Days
Harold T. Shaw, brother of Mrs. W A Miller, mourns multiple losses in two months as his wife dies in New Mexico in April and sister in Parshall in May, followed by another sister in Parsha. He travels from Minot to Parshall for Mrs Miller’s funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold T. Shaw
WA. Miller
Great Falls
Mont
Mr. A. Oldham
Parsha
Mr. Shaw
New Mexico
Four Appear Before U S Commissioner in Burke County
Four young men from Burke County, arrested by Deputy U S Marshal Bowler, appeared before U S Commissioner Hopkins in the city Tuesday. C J Brown claimed 32, says he supplied hands and case under investigation. Adolph Rye freed after proving registration but losing card. Harold Grill dismissed after showing two life Insurance policies proving 17. Paul Lund proved birth certificate shows 20 and was dismissed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burke County
Marshal Bowler
Hopkins
C. J. Brown
Adolph Rye
Harold Grill Ws
Paul Lund
Man Killed by Lightning Near Nioma North Dakota
William Miller was struck by lightning and killed instantly while visiting Ernest Wilcox near Nioma North Dakota, last week. Ernest Wilcox and James Corden were knocked down but not seriously hurt. Miller left a wife and daughter. they watched the storm from a window when the bolt struck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Miller
Ernest Wilcox
Nioma
N. D
Wilcox
James Corden
Miller
Williston Trips Up Our Team in Openers
Williston opened a four game series at City of Opportunity beating our team 4 to 3 in Monday night action. The setback leaves the series with early momentum for the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williston
Bear
City of Opportunity
McCarthys Father Dies Prompting Freight Agent News
D. J. McCarthy of Great Northern Freight received a telegram in St. Paul Friday announcing the death of his father. The family obituary notes may follow in local reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCarthy
D. J. McCarthy
Great Northern
St. Paul
Two Men in Serious Trouble in U S Court
Albert Anderson of Valtaire farm is jailed on $1500 bond for threatening to shoot President Wilson. Hubart Sorenson of Bergen, N D, held on $1600 bond for false exemptions on registration day, claiming a widowed sister and two children depend on him. Deputy U S Marshal Bowler led arrests. a Shoolee suspect fled before capture. Frost damaged northwest Minnesota crops. wheat, oats, and barley affected. weather noted at Minny Ave area. Nearby reports include farm activity and local business events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Anderson
U. S
R. E. Hopkins
Wilson
Hubart J. Sorenson
Bergen
N. D
Sorenson
Altho
Parker to Shoot in Anaconda and Sioux Falls Tournaments
Parker will travel to Anaconda Montana on July 1 to compete in a large shooting tournament then proceed to Sioux Falls for another event at 9. In August he will go to Chicago to participate in the Grand American Handijeng. He scored 97 out of 150 in a recent state tournament and 4 out of 150 in another, narrowly edged by Dr. Pence. Annual Tri Lutheran Picnic planned at Trinity Parish school in McKinney township on Sunday July 8 with an afternoon program and ice cream served. The pastor of the congregation, son of a local resident, will attend with others from Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Anaconda
Mont
Piri
Sioux Palls
Chiccago
Dr. Pence
Trinity Parcel
Baptists at Lone Tree hold annual convention closes
Delegates gather for the Baptist Association annual convention at Lone Tree. The event begins with an address of welcome by James N. Start, with Rev. Ty Le Ketman delivering the opening sermon. Officers elected include Nate J. Burkhardt and Geo R. Rhoads. In other news, a police nurse incident reports a three year old boy found wandering and cared for by officers before being reunited with his mother. Also, Miss Morna May Leavitt marries Joseph A. Lodes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bapists Association
Lone ‘Ree
Tawwily
We James N. Start
Pasor
Lone Tree
Dorr Carroll
Ty le Ketman
Chicago
Baptist Young People's Union of Misnet
Rew. Crockett
Bottineau
Rey
T. D. ‘Tingley
Grand Parks
Ordina
Olander
Sawyer
Tingley
Grand Forks
Sawyer Choir
B. A. Deake
Minor
W. R. Hill
Fargo
Peterson
Valley Street
Tanaway
Sooreight House
Bil Bakeman
John Reed
Darby
Morna May Leavitt
F. A. Leavitt
Mohall
Joseph A. Lodes
Wedding at Catholic Parsonage North of Rous
A marriage ceremony took place at the Catholic parsonage with the couple’s parents as witnesses. They plan a honeymoon trip to Minneauulix and will settle at the storm's Funny near Madeli. A local celebration with games, races, a bar, and a dance will raise funds for the Red Cross.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minn
Truith
Minneauulix
Madeli
Younne
Minat Normal School
Glentuen
Katherine Stingon To Headline State Fade in July
The world famous Gilet Aviatels star, Katherine Stingon, is set for a sensational appearance at the State Fade events in July. Alisa Brille, recently reported from a Laur of Chama area, accompanies the scene with notable jewelry and attire as part of royal fashion interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Stingon
Gilet Aviatels
Fiat
Alisa Brille Siti Huis
I Laur
Chama
Poksing
China
Sani Yay
Mies Sritienn
Timpettestnips
Anu
Antoine Ibeaitly
Evry Fiah
Gemstad
Brenvais
Lee Sropal
France
Defendants Cleared in Farm Damages Case
A jury acquitted the defendant in a case involving alleged damages on a farmer’s land. The trial centered on an alleged crime connected to activity at Brown’s farm and related confrontations with a neighbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wits
Leageur
Glenna
Ik Fein
Nooran Futer
Sucu Brown
Brown
Residents of Monarch Illinois and Minot area noted
An excerpt reports Henry E. Byorum of Monarch Illinois visiting Minneapolis after a Grand Lodge event in Grand Parks. J Vepke marks twelve years as a representative for Waking Remedies in Ward Avenue. Mrs Livingston returns from a motor trip to Minnesota and Wisconsin with a summer cottage, while an Ald son of Hughart suffers a broken jaw from a horse kick sighted near Norwich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Byorum
IL de Uyorum
Wml
Hee Reine
Crete
Minneapelis
Grand Mani Lotge
Grand Parks
Mr. Hyorum
Bite Elitid Grand S
Grarat Janigo
North
Dallia
Gruts
Vepke
J. Pepke
Perke
Deliverie
Callinie
Pople
Apa Aplere
Anjoya
Uvtineet Henree
Minot
Livingstone
Outing
Mrs. Livingston
Minnespas Ile
Yellow Lake
Buenell Reanty
Wis
Tibet
Ald
Haghart
Norwich
Snarmnell
Van Sickle Garage Burns on Fifth Avenue
A garage at the Van Sickle home on Fifth Avenue northeast burned Monday. A vulcanizing machine was lighted and the blaze probably started from thin. A passerby noticed the flames and moved a Ford car out to save the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Sickle
Fifth Avenue
Farm Buildings Rising in Country This Year
Considerable building is done in the country this year. C. Vannett Fred Toftner and Ira McNall are building urge barns at their farm or south prairie. J. G. Underdahl who lives southwest of Minot is building a commodious farm residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Vannett
Fred Toftner
Ira McNall
South Prairie
J. G. Underdahl
Minot
New Law Aids Farmers to Borrow Money
A new law effective July 1 eases farm loans by authorizing loans with state audit oversight. It directs county treasurers to release hind and related encumbrances and requires prompt repayment terms. The measure aims to simplify borrowing for farmers and clear titles, with specified provisions for releases and tax-related adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hidwaten
Uetie
Mapmern
Une
Sviviol Lund
Stall Dew Hilt Warrait
Cahiror
Larna
Walling
Tp Smijortan
Sunny Wael
Sumlamas
Yoaey
Emmehel
Prette
Darwin
Lund
Ibfunmlinng
Gertiin
Tun
Bias Erlang
WWE
Hamieg
JIG Sane
May Levy Planned for Way County Road Funds
A local report notes Way County commissioners approved a $2000 road levy last year. They say the funds are being used judiciously, with visible improvements across the county. A July levy is planned to support road work, with expectations of four major grade projects and several smaller ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lichulin
Jin Avery Secvion
Lecome
Dlaint
Danes Pienie at Oak Park Feather Hood Event
A fragmentary report notes a local gathering at Oak Park with members of the Doobay feather hood enjoying activities Sunday. The piece mentions Jessie and a person named Uy and references a New Week City area or group in a vague daylight scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Park
Doobay Feather Hood
Oye Park
Sonday
Jigkrum
Allleste
Éponts
Urdopia
Jessie
Sumiber
Pleibeoe
Biogte Eskov
New Wek
Minot Manager Kent Morgan Promotes New Business Drive
Kent A. Morgan, newly appointed manager, leads Minot's effort to attract business with a dynamic campaign. Morgan is described as a lively, confident leader who backs his promises with visible energy and a strong belief in progress for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan
Minot
Kent A. Morgan
Denbigh Lad Rus Over by Suto Auto Crash
Melvin Beck, young son of E C Beck of Denbigh, narrowly escaped a fatal injury Sunday when a car driven by a man identified as 81 struck him and ran over his chest. He was found bleeding internally and in a grievous condition but may survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denbigh
Suto
Melvin
E. C. Beck
Alfalfa Yield Promises High Value After Fire
A stock farm near the city reports two acres of fine alfalfa, growing in rows. A threshing machine estimates the crop at a ton per acre, valuing the hay at about thirty dollars per ton. A mysterious fire burned the alfalfa stand on the brow of the hill outside city limits, but the yield is still expected to be satisfactory this season.
Licensed to Wed in Local Notices List
Several couples appear in a local marriage license listing with ages noted for each partner. Names include Frank Moore and Mary Tuck, Walter Edwards and Bessie Paris, William Anderson and Ida Swenson, Clarence Bivins and Florence Miller, Leo Montgomery and Margaret Montgomery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Moore
Mary Tuck
Walter Edwards
Bessie L
Paris
Wm. A. Anderson
Ida Swenson
Clarence Bivins
Florence M 1Er
Leo C. Montgomery
Mrs
Margaret M. Montgomery
Piper-Howe Lumber Installs Second G M C Truck
The Piper How Co has installed its second G M C truck, adding two large vehicles a two ton and a three ton capacity. The new trucks improve city delivery and nearly end the use of drag teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piper-Howe Lumber Co
G. M. CG
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Des Lags
Congressman Young
Mrs. Perkett
Buffalo Lodge
W. AL Parker
Wm. H. Parker
de. Geo
J. Parker
Mr. Parker
Herbert Sorenson
Northwastern
O. Leanmantings Tasim
Robert Freaan
St. Lawrenws Collies
Mt. Calvary
Cre
Ane Diay
Minnesota
Tagus
Nelson Farm
Kajum Base
Kateheiein Stinson Ar State Pau
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