South Prairie Club Entertains With Chicken Supper
The South Prairie Community Club hosted a supper at the Community Hall twenty miles south of Minot on Saturday night. A six o'clock meal drew Minot attendees and local residents. Toastmaster John Kavanaugh led remarks with Minot’s Henry M. Wilson expressing appreciation for the dinner and entertainment. The event featured songs by Mrs. Anderson, remarks by Robert Barron and Wi. Dunnell, and a concert by the South Prairie Community Band. The club, praised for enterprise in building the hall, fosters country city ties.
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South Penirie
Min
Ward
Phoas
Minot
Robert B. Bron
Wit, Vannell
Melvin Fanchale Mart Ringen
Fourth of July Fest in Burlington Promises Wide Cheer
Burlington news notes a large Independence Day celebration with sports, picnics, a dance, and speeches by Hopington’s Johnson. Local life covers mining ventures, marriages, outings to Yellowstone, farm crop updates, and licenses to wed. Also a plea to buy local and a poetic ad urging readers to trade in town.
Grand Forks woman wins Nash Coffee prize
Elizabeth Kel sey of Grand Forks wins the first prize of 500 in the Nash Coffee Co word contest. Other North Dakota winners include Mrs Albert Bell of Devils Lake Helen Jeddeloh of Grand Forks and ueile Siebert of Wil liston. Kelley read 6627 words narrowing to 5717 for the 15th prize. The Nash Bros prize program, praised for education and enterprise, will mail checks to successful contestants in July.
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Nash Bros
Minot to Welcome New Law Office by Ray Miller
G Miller, recently returned from a stay in Minnesota, will open a Minot law office. He has fifteen years of practice, served as State's Attorney of Mountrail County, and later practiced at Stanley. He plans to remain in Minot and pursue public spirit work and the automobile business interests.
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Ray
Miller
Minot
G. Miller
Cal Department
University of Minesota
Mountrail
Stanley
Areaty Hevcarie
Siantoid
Wen
Inot
Storm Strikes Williston Area Damaging Structures
D See Was in Williston during the severe storm last Thursday night. He reports wind knocked down trees near the C N depot and a farm four miles north, many windows shattered, a lumber shed partially blown away, and about an inch and a quarter of rain fell. Crops look good across the western state.
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D. See
Williston
See
Minot and Door Co
C. N
Lusino
A. J. Brunner
Minot Doctor to Speak at Montana Medical Meeting
Minot Netor is listed among distinguished medical men invited to Great Falls Montana for meetings of the Public Health Association and Montana State Medical Association on July 10 12. Surgeons from Johns Hopkins Rush Mayo and Indianapolis will present papers including Dr Joseph Gadgon Dr Dean Lewin Dr Bodd Dr Hammes and Dr Ward D McCannel.
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Minot Netor
Montana
Falls
Mont
Great Falls
Auiy
T the Public Health Assoct
Montana State Medcal Association
Joseph Gadgond
Johns Hopkins
Dean Lewin
Rush Medical College
Air, LC
Rowntree
B.D. Carman
Mayo Clinic
F. G. Bodd
Inmeapolia
E . ‘Hammes
St Paul
Archi. Ward D. McCannel
Minot
N. D
Hoover Family Voters in Wednesday Primary
Three generations of Hoover family voted in the Wednesday primary. George Hoover with wife, their son Thomas Hoover and wife, and their son June Hoover cast votes, described as lively and young looking for their ages.
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Hoover
George Hever
June Hoover
Cotes
Anil
Local social roundups and visits across Velva and Minot
Mr and Mrs 5 H Vitkin spent a day with daughter Macy at the Elbowoods Indian agency. Albert Dickinson of Velva was an almighty caller Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Chas Bust of Marin visited Frank Elirapel’s home over Sunday. Mrs Lawrence Hines spent a few days in Minot for dental work. The Ryder band performed here Tuesday for B A Dickinson. Mrs Allie Sander reportedly married at Washburn Saturday. The Sawyer picnic drew a large crowd on a fine day. Miss Mabel Lovensgard married Fremont Hanson near Minot. Katherine Daniels was bridesmaid. John Bolinbough of Manfred visited the Daniels home Wednesday. K D Skinner attended the Velva picnic Saturday. Geo Johnson broke a war whistle while practicing for a game Friday. Mr and Mrs Nels Scott of Liznite visited Lokkebo home. Taylor of Velva spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Ralph Francis. Mrs Lyda Francis returned to her home after weeks with her sons. From Britt Iowa News-Tribune June issue: lawns parched, crops light, rain needed. corn could be good with moisture. Mr and Mrs Julius Erickson drove to Eckman Sunday and back Monday. Rev Lynch, missionary, spoke in Baptist church Tuesday on Tadins field conditions. Fred Huber and family and others drove to Max Sunday to the Russian Baptist state meeting. Mrs Win Wilma and family spent Sunday in Velva. Rev Spacht of Battinenu spoke Sunday. hail storm visited North Prairie and hit several farms.
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H. Vitkin
Macy
Elbowoods
Albert Dickinson
Velva
Chas
Marin
Frank Elirapelome
Lawrence Hines
Minat
Ryder Band
B. A. Dickinson
Allie Sander
Washburn
Sawyer
Mabel Lovensgard
Eswyer
Lovensgard
Minot
Fremont
Hanson
Manfred
N. D
Katherine
Aniels
John Bolinbough
Daniels
K. D. Skinner
Geo. Johnson
Icnie
Mra
Nels Scott
Liznite
Lokkebo
Mie
Scott
Tvs
Taylor
Volva
Ralph Francis
Lyda Francis
Britt
Iowa
News-Tribune
Independent
Julius Erickson
Eckman
Lynch
Baptist Church
Tadin
Fred Huber
John Bick
Sutter
Barar Bailey Familly
Max
Win. Wil A Ie
Spacht
Battinenu
North Prairie
David Butcher Dies After Operation At Local Hospital
David Butcher longtime night watchman for Stone-Ordean-Wella Co died Sunday night following an operation. He leaves a wife and three children. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 2 pm at Van Fleet Co undertaking parlors with interment in Rosehill Cemetery.
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David Butcher
Stone-Ordean-Wella Co
van Fleet & Co
Rosehill
Woman Injured When Car Hit at Central and Third
Mrs C O Bowe of 109 Seventh Street was seriously injured after being thrown through a windshield when her car was struck by another vehicle at the corner of Central Avenue and Third Street Sunday evening. Her husband was shaken but not seriously hurt.
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Mra. C
Windells
Bowe
Seventh St
Central Ave
Third St
Thaker
Rotary Club to Tour Minot Normal Assembly
The Minot Rotary Club will visit the Minot Normal on Monday during the summer session. Pres. L. H. Beeler invites the club to attend from 10 to 10:30 and they will be in charge of a half hour program featuring several short addresses.
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Minot
Rotary Club
Minot Normal
Rotary Ladies Night in Bismarck Highlights Visit
Dr Beele Affreee Bismarck addressed the Bismarck Rotary club and Rotary-Annes at Ladies Night. He and Dr L H Beeler traveled Monday afternoon by ante and returned that night in time for the morning session at the Normal.
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Beele
Bismarck Atmria
L. H. Beeler
Bismarck Rotary Club
Rotary-Annes
Minot Valuation Reaches 14 Million Dollar Total
City assessor H. E. Wheeler reports Minot's total real estate and personal property value at 14 million dollars. Real estate alone exceeds 9 million, not counting public property.
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Minot
City of
H. E. Wheeler
Women to Mead Guilty to Immorality Charge Charged
Mrs T G Middleton and her sister Miss Nellie Sprague who stayed at the West hotel with Archer Poole and Jesse Gibson will plead guilty to an immorality charge today. Gibson pleaded guilty last Saturday. Dr C K Allen reports one contagious case in Minut a German measles case. One case of diphtheria and scarlet fever quarantine noted this week.
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Mead
T. G. Middleton
Nellie Sprague
West
Archer Poole
Jesse Gibson
Gibson
Minut
C.K. Allen
Houses Scarce in Minot City Starvation of Homes
Houses are very scarce in Minot with every suitable home occupied. Several hundred more could be used, yet only a few residences are being built this year. The situation underscores a housing shortage affecting residents and potential buyers.
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Minot
Summer Normal enrollment reaches record 652
The Minot Normal summer session reports 652 students, the highest in the school's history, with 28 teachers across 101 classes. An unclear fragment mentions a shooting duel involving Mantes and Jay Sharer the Minot policeman, and a reference to Delaware and Sioux Falls, plus a Salvation Army worker visiting Minot.
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Minot Normal
Archer Poole
Arete
Mantes
Jay Sharer
Minot
Delaware
Minot Briefs Report Winter Travels and Local Notes
Frank P. Taylor and family return from an auto trip to Owatonna Minnesota. Others report trips to Warren Minnesota and Seattle Washington. Minot observers note crop conditions, local weather, store closures, and social visits. Local officials and residents attend events and handle routine matters as summer plans begin.
Minot City Commission Deliberates Abatements and Paving Bids
City Commission at City Hall discusses abating a 1916 special assessment on Lots 18 14 15 in Block 4 for an alley never built, opens bids for Second Street N E paving from East Central Ave to north, with Hanlon and Oakes bid at 3.78 per sq yd wear surface, 0.50 subgrade, 0.78 curb, 0.98 circular curb, 5.00 for breaking structures, 5.00 for adjusting castings, 30.00 for hydrants, 1.00 per ft for headers, 0.07 lb for rebar, 0.25 per sq ft cement sidewalks. action deferred to June 28 1922. report on road roller accepted. multi-department payrolls approved with funds listed. city to host July 4 concessions under Police control. minutes reference Equalization Board and various financial items.
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Board of City Commissioners
Bratsberg
Thomas
Shaft
Minot
Yoas
Bratsborg
Shutt
Second Street
N. E
East Central Avenue
Ginal
Hanlon and
Oakes
D. A. Wagner
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co
Brateberg
Phas
Ion of Commerce
Police Department
Jone Hill
Public Service
Ner
Intereat Fund
Ball
Yeas
Spetpm
Judas Ath
Equalization Board
Bids Sought for Pavement Waterproofing Material in Minot
Minot North Dakota June 24 1932 sealed bids for furnishing and delivering waterproofing and pavement material for Creosure Block pavement covering 46000 square yards will be opened by the Board of City Commissioners at 3 00 PM at City Auditor office. The city reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
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Minot
North Dakota
Tech
Board of
City Commissioners
B. Minot
Comsixgiondrs
North
Pakow
P K. A. Dickinson
Minot Board Seeks Depository Bids for School Fund
The Minot North Dakota Board of Education invites sealed proposals for the depository of school funds for the years 1922 and 1923. Bids must be in the Clerk’s hands by 8 PM Tuesday July 11 1922. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. By order of the Board of Education L J Byerly dated June 1995.
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Noroiry
Board of Education of
Minot
North
Dawatn
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