Liquor Licenses Must Be Published in Ward County
State's Attorney McGee declares action to publish liquor license notices in all Ward county official papers. Warrants issued for two liquor dealers. failure to publish a notice is a misdemeanor with up to 500 fine and one year in jail. Licenses run July to July. five papers exist: Mohali Tribune, Flaxton Times, Ryder News, Ross Promoter, Ward county Independent.
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McGee
Ward County
Mohali Tribune
Flaxton Times
Ryder News
Ross Promoter
Ward County Independent
Birthday Toss and Feasting in Minot
Dan Glazer celebrated his thirty third birthday with a surprise party at home in Minot. Friends lined the dining room for a grand march led by H L Glazer, shared champagne supper, dancing, and musical performances. The event featured multiple gifts and a rabbi address, with guests named from the Glazer, Banks, Rozen, Glickman, and Bader circles.
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Dan Glazer
H. L. Glazer
Missea Bila Banks
Lena Bader
B. D. Glazer
D. Hirch
H. R. Rozen
Messrs
Mesdames
L. Glazer
A. Banks
H. O. Feldman
Marjohs
H. Rozen
Grand Forks Doctor Charged in Fatal Operation
De Fawcett of Grand Forks is arrested and charged with criminal operation on seventeen year old Lillie Schmochel, who died from the procedure. State's Attorney Wineman says evidence may secure a conviction. The Kenmare Journal opposes Ralph Abbott for Register of Deeds.
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de. Fawcett
Grand Forks
Lillie Schmochel
Wineman
Kenmare Journal
Ralph Abbott
Register of Deeds
Robbed Miss Ella Burnham Loses Part of Residence
Miss Ella Burnham, formerly a Minot music teacher, suffered a theft that damaged a shack near White Earth, taking a portion of her home and belongings after she joined her sister in Seattle. The house floor was removed and police are urged to curb local thieves.
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Minot
White Earth
Ea Burnham
Miss Burnham
Seattle
Wash
North Dakota Baby Born Big and Strong in Minot
A feature on Jason Edward Clark Hunt, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Hunt of Minot, noted for extraordinary size at seven months. Weighing twelve pounds at birth and growing rapidly, he measured thirty-one inches long and is described as healthy, happy, and a likely record breaker destined to be a prominent young North Dakotan.
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Jason Edward Clark Hunt
J. 8. Hunt
Minot
Nakotan
North
Major Murphy Granted New Trial By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court grants Major J. S. Murphy a new trial. The ruling hinges on Judge Pollock violating the law by entering the jury room, not on Murphy’s guilt or innocence. Ward county faces costs and a stain on the trial’s reputation from the judge’s indiscretion. Plaza Pioneer notes Holbrook of Donnybrook seeks state senate.
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J. S. Murphy
Supreme Court
Ward
Major Murphy
Ward County Sheriff Candidacy Announcement
A candidate announces for the Republican nomination for Ward County Sheriff North Dakota subject to June primaries. Ernestly soliciting voter support. Signed by A Sorenson Bherwool North Dakota.
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Ward County
North Dakota
Ernestly
Jam
A Sorenson
Bherwool
N. D
Magnificent Masonic Temple Opens in Minot
The new Minot Masonic Temple was dedicated Friday night with hundreds of Masons from the city and state in attendance. Leading officers including acting Grand Master John McJannett and Master J. M. Wilson spoke, and James Johnson and L. W. Gammons gave addresses highlighting the temple as a home for the Blue Lodge, Chapter, and Commandery. The three-story building cost about $40,000, hosts about 125 Blue Lodge members, and featured a grand march, dancing, cards, and a Presbyterian supper for guests.
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John McJannett
J. M. Wilson
W. B. Hawley
W. W. Horton
W. C. Hunter
James Johnson
Order
Gammons
Johnson
Lodge
Minot
Ward County
Old Presbyterian Church
J. W. Truax
Gilroy & Hetherton
Minot Temple Building Association
Blue Lodge
Star In the
West Lodge
Quigley
Arnold Would Be Co Commissioner In Mayland Ward
The Independent reports L C Arnold a popular Mayland township farmer will seek county commissioner in the second district. If successful he will devote time to Imperial Ward. Arnold has lived in Ward county six years with a clean record and may face an unknown opponent. He should receive solid support from the Carpio country.
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Arnold
Carpio
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Valley City
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G. N. Railway
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Wm. Murray
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R. H. Gooley
Chas. Aurland
Edward A. Crokat
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Louis A. Larson
Oklahoma
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Albert Webster
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