Minot Welcomes Eastbound Rotarians and Promotes City Spirit
Eastbound Rotarians touring Minot praised the city after visits to parks and streets. A St Paul Rotary delegation lauded Minot’s park layout and amenities, calling the city an oasis on the prairie. The letter notes hospitality by locals and hints at long-lasting goodwill and future visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Henry M. Wilson
C. M. Moscrve
Region No. 10
Boy Scouts
St. Paul
Rotary Club
Rotary
Los Angeles
Tam
Federal Prohibition Officer Arrested for Assault at Ward County
Federal prohibition officer Tres R. G. Henderson was arrested on a complaint by Miles Pooley, a linotype operator at the Ward County Independent, accusing Henderson of assault and battery after an early morning incident at the Warnerly hotel. Pooley, who lives there, reported Henderson attacked him behind the ear as he passed a hotel clerk, with bystanders noting Henderson appeared intoxicated. Henderson fears loss of his job if the department learns of the incident.
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Iitces
Tres R. G. Henderson
Prohibition
Miles Pooley
Unty
Pooley
Waverly
Henderson
John Lewin and Family Return Home from Cambridge
An elderly man named John B Lewin and his children returned from Cambridge Massachusetts where he was believed ill. Mr Voveie?enty and Aenghtar accompanied him to his home as the family prepared for a visitor who will arrive soon.
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John B. Lewin
Lorie
Cambrides
Mr. Voveie
Enty
Aenghtar
Mel
Towte
Housekener
Farmers Form Ed Associations Across Northeast North Dakota
Farmers in northeastern North Dakota plan to market potatoes cooperatively this fall. Local potato associations have formed or revived in Grand Forks Walsh Pembina and Grand Forks County with meetings and planning in Park River Edinburg Hoople Nash Crystal Valhalla Cavalier Drayton Niagara and Reynolds Northwood. A warehouse may be built in Northwood this year.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Walsh
Pembina
Park River
Edinburg
Walsh County
Hoople
Nash
Adama
Baniin
Cashel
Pembina County
Crystal and Valhalla
Cavalier
Farmers of
Pit Silo Demonstrations Planned Across North Dakota
Pit silos will be built this summer with demonstrations in Pembina and Grand Forks counties in late June. Walsh county farmers plan to dig silos on E A Brandsey and J M Rinarson farms in Mountain on June 28 and 29. North Dakota Extension dairy specialist Max Morgan and J G Haney will discuss proven winter feed benefits. Lorne Hewitt of Minto and Albert Johnson of Edinburg also plan silo digging this summer.
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Pembina
Grand Forks
Walsh County
E. A. Brandsey
J. M. Rinarson
Mountain
E.G. Jones
Kempton
Max Morgan
North Dakota Extension Division
J. G. Haney
International Harvester Company
Lorne Hewitt
Minto
Albert Johnson
Edinburg
Agricultural economics gains ground at North Dakota college
Professor Cap K. Miller of the North Dakota Agricultural College hails the growth of agricultural economics as a field of study. Edward Viking of Bisbee, N D, receives the first M S degree in agricultural economics this spring, opening the way for more graduates. Next year three to six men may earn master's degrees in rural economics while five or six will graduate with bachelor of science degrees.
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Cap. KE. Miller
North Dakota Agricultural College
Edward Viking
Bisbee
N. D
Viking
Miller
Withers and Co. Lands North Dakota Twine Contract
C H Withers & Co Parshall North Dakota secured a distributor’s contract with Consumers Cordage Co Minneapolis to sell their binder twine in North Dakota and parts of Montana. They have already taken orders for several carloads. Withers just returned from the cities and learned smaller jobbers have sold out, warning of a potential twine shortage if crop conditions stay favorable in the Northwest.
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C. H. Withers & Co
Parshall
N. D
Consumers Cordage Co
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Montana
Northwest
Gun Found Believed Lost Lewis and Clark Relic in North Dakota
A muzzle loading revolver found by Archie Moffit on his Dunn Center area farm is thought to be a Lewis and Clark expedition relic from 1804. The gun, found southeast of Dunn Center, was remarkably preserved and still loaded with powder paper and a lead ball, possibly dropped as the expedition crossed through the Fort Clark winter encampment.
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Lewis & Clark
Dunn Center
N. D
Archie Moffit
Sakukawea
Fort Clark
Moffit
Picnic at Buffalo Lodge Bright day with a group outing
A party of sixteen young people traveled to Buffalo Lodge lake on three cars meeting at the Leland at 9:30. Despite rain the group enjoyed a jolly day with lunch and social time. Attendees included Ella and Frances Butenschoen Lillian and Amelia Ehr Nell Mahoney and others.
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Buffalo Lodge
Buffalo Lodge Lake
Leland
Ella
Frances Butenschoen
Lillian
Amelia Ehr
Nell Mahoney
Esther
Eileen Ecklund
Edna
Mary Bailey
Messia
Albert Butenschoen
Geo
Berthold Tae Buys Charley's Restaurant Title
Mrs Clara Cripe or Berthold Tae has purchased Charley's restaurant and plans redecorating by a work crew. An experienced manager will run the place and strive to restore its former popularity under Dad Farsh era style.
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Clara
Cripe
Berthold
Dad” Farsh
Minor Community Band concert at Riverside Park draws crowds
The Minor Community Band under Dr. C. G. Anderson presented its second weekly concert at Riverside Park Sunday evening. A third concert is scheduled Friday. The ten concerts have proven popular, while Bennie Olson, a North Prairie farmer, reported a 40 acre loss in his 200 acre wheat field due to Thursday night hail.
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C. G. Anderson
Riverside Park
Bennie Olson
North Prairie
Local City Notes Round Up In Distant Minnesota Links
Des Lues farmer H Weatherwax visited the city Wednesday. Govae neck visitors Vic Rone and Pred White in town earlier. Peggy Piper of HL Winters Co returned from a Minnesota Wisconsin trip. African Express to replace horse truck with motor service, says Manager Brown. Donnybrook resident Mer man Schwede joined his wife for a daughter’s appendicitis operation. baby doing well. George Benno and family traveled to the Reservation. brothers Art and Les expanding crops there. Grace Lane Sawyer starts with Fargo area firm Frosaker White Motor Co after time at Minot Sash and Door. Lena Brennan, IHC stenographer, visiting Saskatoon. sister Bertie Jacobson hosting. Mr Boynton’s dog Matt drinks ice cream. friends visit for dental work then stay for band event. DeFrate resigns Leland dry goods role. new posting at Boxem antuna. Leo & Jacobson area draws crowd. lots sold, prices $100-$200, some worth $500. August Burke of Donnybrook brings daughters Olga and Helen to summer school. son Christie farming near father. Free department efforts wake with coffee urn explosion at Farmers Restaurant.
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H. Weatherwax
Des Lues
Vic Rone
Govaeneck
Misa
Peggy” Piper
Hl, Winters Co
Twin Cities
Minnesota
Wisconsin
African Express Company
Brown
Merman Schwede
Donnybrook
Schwede
Oine
George Benno
Mondiye
George
Art
Les
Iss Grace Lane
Sawyer
Fargo
Frosaker, White Motor Co
Miss Lane
Minot Sash and Door Co
Misa Lena. Brennan
I. H.C
Roy
Bud
Vietoe Rose
Minot
the Ark
DeFrate
Leland Dept
Boxemen
M.j . Zorn
August Burke
Olga
Helen
Normal
August
Fred
Greenbush Township
Christie Burke
Minot High School
Fireworks injure Sherwood boy during risky play
A Sherwood boy suffered upper lip cuts when a large firecracker was placed in a bottle by several boys on Thursday. Cyrus Olson stood too close and required stitching in both lips. Br. Greaves treated him and reports say he is doing nicely.
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Minot
Rive Lake
Wheaton
Sherwood
Cyrus Olson
Br. Greaves
Heavy crop and local events sweep Towner area
North Dakota notes report the heaviest five year crop in the Towner flats after spring floods, a Sherwood man cutting extensive sweet clover, a Glenburn fire kept to a building by rain, and a Tolley Park chautauqua set for June 30 to July 4. Also covered are a Navy secretary speech, local newspaper sale, school contract bids, cream shipments, a child poisoned at Sherwood, a Douglas lightning strike, Sherwood Townley speech, Mohall clinic success, and road weed control duties.
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Tawner Flats
A. L. Chapdelaine
Sherwood
Twisehief
Havey Dahl
Owatonna Minn
W. H. Carson Construction Co
New Rockford
Ryder
Roseglen
Gordon Pinkle
Herber Creamery
Wm. Ehlers
Douglas
Sherwood Tribune
A. C. Townley
Tolley Thurada
Nicotine Dip for Sheep Vermin Found More Effective
County agents report standard coal tar dips fail to control ticks lice and other ves t on sheep. North Dakota Agriculture College finds best results using 4/10 pound nicotine black leaf 40 and 16 pounds sulphur in 100 gallons water. Dipping twice required with 24 to 26 days between dips. Farmers can contact county agent or Agricultural College for a circular with construction diagrams.
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North Dakota Agriculture College
Cipvaty
Agricultural College
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Erickson
Der
Berthold Tae
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Rrif
John Cinninger
North Dakota News
Mohall
Bn Atwnville
Archie D, McCannel
Ewing and
Landis
Kenmare
Lang
Joneford
Kittleson
Tolley
Tha
U.S
Hart-Parr
Hart
Hart-Parr Company
Desler
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