Memorial Day observance to honor 135 heroes in Minot
Minot marks Memorial Day with a 10:00 parade led by Capt. Gross. Two sections include veterans groups, Boy Scouts, students and motorists. Cemetery services at Comrade Davidson and Rosehill include prayers, speeches by Rev. Schneider and Dr. Beeler, and a military salute. Riverfront ceremonies, W R C events, and a 2:00 p.m. program in the auditorium feature music by the high school orchestra and glee clubs, speeches by Rev. Gullixson and Lt. Palda.
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Minot
Gross
A. R
American Lexion
World War Veterans
Afican Legion
Woman's Red Corps
Boy Scouts
Davidson
Charles Schneider
St. Leo's Church
Levi H. Beeler
American Legion
Rosehill Cemetery
W. It. C
Americanion
Woman's Auxiliary
Salvation Army
Red Cross
Firet Lutheran Cemetery
Planders Field
Doris
John
John FE
T, F. Gullixnon
America
France
Martin
Otto Gross
Pepe
Swanson Offered Soo Station at Minot in Promotion
L A Swanson, Soo Railway agent at Carrington, is offered the Minot station with the best western Soo post and largest salary. He has not decided yet and will visit Minot soon to review the offer. Jog Belanger, Minot agent for years, will transfer to a higher Soo position in Minneapolis.
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Fred A. Quackenbush
Desty Hackett
Hays Edward E. Keedy
Congregational Church
Third St. N
J. 5. Hackett
Quackenbush
Minot
A. A. Ruackenbush
H Farm
Ward County Indevident
American Express Co
Ward County Independent
Independent
L. A
The
Soo
Minneapolis
Minot State Normal Seeks Housing for Summer Session
The Minot State Normal announces the largest summer school enrollment on record and asks Minot citizens to offer rooming accommodations. If you have a room, call the office in the main building at 641. L. H. Breer serves as president.
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Minot
Poppy Week Brings Memorial Day Poppy Sale
Minor citizens welcome Poppy Week selling red silk poppies for Memorial Day. Proceeds aid the American Legion and relief of war orphans. Poppies supplied by the American Legion and sold for ten cents each with committees out Saturday afternoon and evening.
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France
Monay
Minot Town Criers Help Organize Ryder Club
About 2000 members attended the initiatory service in Ryder after Minot Town Criers assisted in forming a Ryder club and leading a parade through town with music, a banquet, and a public ceremony. The Minot group returned home after praising Ryder’s welcome.
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Minot Town Criers
CLUB
Ryder
Minot
Town Criers Club
Little Ity
Town Criere Club
Association of Commerece
Rome
Ryder Ly
Lst
Kviler
Che
Bani
Ryder Indies
Criers
Ryder Crier
WE. Stenersen
Opera House
B. A. Dickinson
Cotton
Minuet
Howard
Ryder Criers
Howe Weil
Minot Ciners
Minot High School
P. J. Montgome Phillips
Montgomery
Ryder Club
L. S
C. H. Christiansen
C. H. Hurley
John W. Campbell
A. Dickamon
Entoute
U Ryder
Peter Fugelson
Hart Winter
Stenvick Freed After Minot Grand Larceny Hearing
E H Stenvick once a Minot postmaster and political figure was freed as the state failed to bind him for trial. Key witness Javnager testified about stolen Buicks and a Cole Eight tied to Cameron and others, but the judge ruled accomplice testimony uncorroborated. The burglary case against Murphy and Nash was also dropped.
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A. Stenvick
Minot
B. Davis
Stenvick
Atty. Herigatad
Morgan Javnager
Javnager
Cameron
Jaynager
Minot Auto Co
Ravnager
Tony Munz
Sims
Hurd Saae Ee Ee
Hurd
Atty
D. C. Green
England
A. B
Valley City
Cole
Koonik
Herigstad
E. R. Linkfer
Greenleaf & Wooledge
Federal Court Room
Justice Davis
Justi Davis
Francis J. Murphy
Dutley L. Nash
North Dakota Treasurer Finishes Government Funds Count
Washington May 20 United States Treasurer Frank White former North Dakota governor completed the count of government funds and securities totaling 13 704 260 60. This third count follows counts by John Burke and G F Allen. In North Dakota a holdup at a Minot Pure Oil station saw two men seize 105 from the cash drawer and steal a Ford. a posse searched between Minot and Max after the vehicle was found abandoned.
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Ford Dealers In Convention
Ford Dealers
North Dakota
Minot
Messrs Nordlone and White
Fargo
Sweeney
Spanding Supply Co
Farko
Hiamarek
Teail Falls
Ancient
Order of United Workmen
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Oregon
California
Tollows
J. Nuss
Grand Forks
B.C. Marks
Faseko
Faseko, Re-Elected; Grand Foreman
Fred M. White
Donnybrook
J. F. O'Leary
Grand — Forks
Inside Watchman
Hy Cov Vcoran
Great Falls
Montaiand
E.dd Moore
Grand Creasurer
R. M. Adan
Livbon
Grand Guide
P. H. Wilder
Grand Outside Watchman
Mundan
Elks Hall
Washington, D. C
United States
Frank White
Treasury
John Burke
Wilson
New York
G. F. Allen
Senate
Allen
Frank Whi
Valley City
Harding
Heart of
Max
Arthur Schooler
Pure Oil Company
Schooler
Hoodoo Engine Plunges Down Bank at Devils Lake
Great Northern freight engine No. 1623 nicknamed hoodoo by local shopmen balked at a sunk link rail and rolled down an embankment at Devils Lake on May 20. Engineer Abbott and his foreman escaped unharmed as wrecking crews faced a difficult task getting the locomotive back on the rails.
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Devils Lake
N. D
Great Northern
Abbott
Out of Town Guests Attend Scottish Rite Reunion
Among the out of town attendees at the Scottish Rite Reunion in this city on Monday and Tuesday were Wm H King A B Guptill H Plumley A G Arnold Fargo J W RH De La Drake F C Johnston Williston Peter Brodie Stan le Hugh 3 N DL Grimshaw Dogden E B Kjelstrup Thos Nelson J C Frank Parshall George Phelps Buwbells P B Carter Parshall H C Miller Ryder Wade H Williamson Parshall J W Tomson Ray H J Tillapaugh Velva L R Hannah Kenmare L A Eddy Anamoose Geo M Constant E Gatehouse J McVeety Donnybrook I W Rode Ryder P J Hoff Sheldon N D GO Plath Stanley C D LaGrange Deering K Moc Ruse Chas Wikan Bottineau W 3 Young Surrey Au Krantz Kenmare Messrs Selvig Huber Lambert Parshall John Pendrey N C Billie Balfour
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Maxoms
Re Union
This City
Wm. H. King
A.B. Guptill
H. Plumley
A. G. Arnold
Fargo
J. W. RH. de la
Drake
F.C. Johnstm
Williston
Peter Brodie
Stanle Hughi
DL Grimshaw
Dogden
E. B. Kjelstrup
Thos. Nelson
Donnybrook
I. W. Rode
Ryder
P. J. Hoff
Sheldon
N.D
Plath
Stanley
C. D. la Grange
Deering
K. Moc
Ruse
Chas
Wikan
Bottineau
Young
Surrey
Krantz
Kenmare
Messrs
Selvig
Huber
Lambert
Parshall
John Pendrey
N.C. Billie
Balfour
Veges Blow Safe At Hartland Postoffice
Sheriff Scofield returned from Hartland North Carolina where he investigated the safe blowing at the post office Wednesday night. The burglars blew the safe door off its hinges and through the ceiling stealing about $100 in stamps and $100 in currency. They gained entry by breaking the rear door after attempting a window. Two men in a topless Ford were seen in Hartland Wednesday afternoon and are suspected.
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Wahpeton
N. D
Anton de Cherde
Mantador
Cheede
Gust Selland
Richland County
Cobleff's Grove
Lown
Sheriff's Department
Veges
Hartland
Postoffice
Scofield
N. C
Suydam
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Gree Ae
H. A. Mergel
Martha Stewart
Gettyal "Jodgers
Aramed
W. Mason
A. J. McCannel
L. J. Palda
High Schoolorchestra
O. J. Tingley
Font Car
Jim Miller
Ambrose
Ole Stanes
Flaxton
Geo. Hasson
Bowbells
P. M. Cole
N. W. Stockman
Alamo
Seslie &Breedin Tin Lake
Morroy Rays
A. A. Zethren
Paul
J. Woode
Weeks Towner
Mr. Weatlin
Mr. Root
Minor
Townley
Langer
National Nonpartisian League
William Langer
South Dakota
Ayers
Fine
Huron
Sioux Falls
Mra
Ole Oen
Dinnie & Knudson
Scofield Impense
First Avenue
Buili
Minot's Fisters
L. H. Breer
Flanders Field
Flanders Fields
Flanders
McRea
Tinot
Americal Legion
Het Ee
Damestown
Walter Harrison
sLampstown
Trinity Hospital
Harrigan
Harrison
William Wyant
Henry Kearns
Northern Pacific
Connec
Nin
Dnaeph Hradecky
Fred Johnson
Johnson
A. Oh
E. H. Stenvick
Schmidt Hardware
Barton
Schaeffer & Barton
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