LeSueur to Speak at Burlington Fourth Celebration
The Burlington Fourth of July celebration will feature speaker LeSueur who will address the crowd at the day event. Help will speak at 11 o clock, with Burlington and Sawyer performing at 3:30. The day includes races, sports, a bowery dance, music by the Burlington band, and picnic opportunities under the trees.
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LeSueur
Burlington
Minot
No Man's Land
Sawyer
Canton
Teddy Roosevelt Visits North Dakota in Transit
North Dakota representatives Jank Greenleaf and John C. Lowe returned to Minot after meeting on the Androscoggin. Lowe recounts a playful meeting with Theodore Roosevelt and Roosevelt hints at visiting North Dakota this fall as chickens ripen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jank Greenleaf
John C. Lowe
North Dakota
Col. Roomwell
Minot
Androscoggin
Narrows
Roosevelt
Mr. Lowe
Deported R...: Jimmie Brown and three others from the U S
Jimmie Brown alias Hugh Malcom Brown was deported to Canada by the Immigration agent. Brown, who contracted typhoid and later went insane, had been in Jamestown asylum. Public Administrator Hovey, who has overseen deportations, notes three completed removals and five cases pending, with one dismissal.
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Imme Brown
Hugh Malcom
Brown
Minot
Jamestown Asylum
Hovey
Canada
Flowing Well on Westby Farm Near Burlington
Flowing well on the old Smith farm six miles north of the city delivers 140 feet deep with a powerful inch stream. Westby plus two other wells located on John Underdshl and Carl Hogge farms are noted. Burlington Farmers' Telephone Co. members vote to continue paying Minot Light & Tel. Co. 20 cents per month per phone for talk to Minot. a flat 20 cent rate is approved. Sale offers 150 tons of hay on the Swan Road stump six miles south of Des Lacs with bids due July 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby
Stmck
Burlington
Minot
Des Lacs
Swan Road
Scofield Builds Grade for Northern Line Work
James Scofield oversees a large crew and many horses and mules laying two and a half mile grade for the Great Northern on the Minot Ayr line. The contract covers grading along the line between Norwich and Vely.
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James Scofield
Great Northern
Minot
Ayr
Mr. Scofield
Norwich
Vely
Milliner Dena Helgersen Plans Fall Return After Fire
Mrs Dena Helgersen the milliner says she will re open for business in the fall with a better stock after a recent fire destroyed her inventory valued around 3000 dollars partially insured. She escaped injury when her skirt caught fire while fighting the flames. Also noted is Mrs Wm Feehan of Glasgow Mont visiting with friends and meeting her sisters Misses Maude and Ruth Moxley of Bur Oak Ind who accompanied her to Montana this week.
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Dena Helgersen
Helgersen
Wm. Feehan
Glasgow
Mont
Maude
Ruth Moxley
Bur Oak
Ind
Montana
Missing livestock recovered in Montana market listing
A notice describes a damaged wartime style cattle listing and an iron gray mare of about one year with a brand loaf rope halter described as missing. It seeks information leading to recovery and offers a reward, directing inquiries to A. Jackson in Deering North Dakota.
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A. Jackson
Deering
Notice of bids for Eureka to Kinkelle grade construction
Notices state bids due Saturday July 9 1910 by 2 pm for cut and grade work between Eureka township section 0 and Kinkelle township section 24. A $25 certified check accompanies bids. board may reject all bids. Plans available at O R Browns by order of the Township Board.
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Eureka Township
Kinkelle Township
O. R. Brown
Township Board
Attorney Clark Hovey Returns From Donnybrook Case
Atty Clark Hovey reports a successful resolution of a domestic infelicity case. LeRoy Smith, who surrendered to Want county sheriff months ago, told his desertion tale in Minot and was sent to Fort Lincoln, then joined his old company in the Philippine Islands at Camp Kelthery among the Mores.
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Atty
Clark Hovey
Donnybrook
LeRoy Smith
Want ‘County
Smith
We West
Minot
Bismarck
Fort Lincoln Barracks
Okd
Philipping Islands
Camp Kelthery
Hughes on Western Crop Conditions and Advice for Farmers
Farm editor Hugh J. Hughes reports from Minot on conditions across Montana North Dakota and Minnesota. He cites scarce rainfall dry soil and variable prospects while urging farmers to harvest hay conserve moisture use fall rye and practice summerfallow to improve returns. He notes irrigation prospects in Montana and advises careful plowing harrowing and selective sowing to maximize feed and resilience.
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Hugh J. Hughes
Minneapolis
Minot
Hughes
Montana
North Dakota
Minnesota
Altho
Sidney
Mont
Mr. Hughes
Willletom
Speltz
Sto Williston
Beach
N. D
Jess
County Seat Fight Heats Up In Mountratt County
The county seat contest erupts after the primary as Palermo faces Stanley for a permanent seat. Palermo backs two local papers while Stanley papers support Blaney, with Wilson and other figures shaping the race as voters near November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountratt
Stanley
Bolda
Palermo
Mountrall
Govermor
Blaisdell Bulletin
White Earth Record
Blanbey
A Good Way to Plant Fodder Corn
Agricultural expert Dean Sheppard urges farmers to plant corn for forage to sustain stock during drought. Hugh J Hughes backs the idea, recommending turning poor wheat land into fodder, with drills planted at twenty acres daily using three open holes.
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Dean Sheppedr
The
Agricultural College
Hugh J. Hughes
Stock & Home
Independent
Ward County bids for multiple bridges and grades
The Ward County Commissioners will receive heated bids until 2 pm July 18 1910 for several bridge and grade construction jobs. Projects include bridges between sections in townships 154 83 152 81 151 85 and grading across coulees in multiple sections. Bids must include a certified check or bond and plans on file with the County Surveyor. The board may reject any or all bids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Ward County
North Dakota
Coulee
McKinley
Een
Board of County Commission
Louis A Larson
Jacobson Auto Crash At Ole Kittelson Farm
D R Jacobson the hardware dealer had an auto accident with his Dew at the Ole Kittelson farm near Foxholm on Sunday. The machine left the road and lost several parts after crossing a cattle bridge while hot weather made the day difficult. Jacobson repaired the machine and returned it to the road. R N Nurmberger asks to be added to the subscription list after locating his ponies and sending in funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacobson
D. R. Jacobson
Dew
Ole Kittelson
Joer ‘Twsker
R. N. Nurmberger
Foxholm
Funda
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Brangchah
Magic City
Teddy
No. Dakota
Gol. Rosevelt
Mr. Laws
Jimmie
Auslander Farm
Scofield
Minot Markets
Dakotas
Tate
Utah
Wyoming
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinoois
Canadian
Columbia
Columbia Phonograph CO
F.P. Taylor & CO
Minot, N. D
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