Col Marcy Dies In House Fire At Minot Corner Relshus Sixth
Col J C Marcy longtime Minot attorney perished in a Sunday morning fire at his Relshus and Sixth street home. Firemen fought flames as Miss Ida Cooper alerted neighbors and McConnell forced entry. The body was charred, legs and arm burned, age 77, a Pennsylvanian who studied at Allegheny and once befriended Grover Cleveland. He left two sons Clifton and Tou.
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Minot
Relshus and
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Miss Cooper
J. M. McConnell
Bret
McConnell
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Ite
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Ellsworth
Rose
Hill
Peptor
Mr. Eleworth
Zeaworth
Elleworth
Pennsylvania
University of Allegheny
Florida
Georgia
East
Grover Cleveland
Atlanta
Cleveland
Col. Marcy
Episcopal Church
Clifton
Miss Boynton Opens Studio In Frank Block
Miss Lulu Boynton recently from London opens a vocal studio in the Frank Block to teach voice culture. She studied at Trinity College London and with Dr Churchill Sibley, praised for a natural breath, flexible tone, and clear articulation. A London Telegraph note lauds her contralto voice and dramatic interpretation. Meanwhile pool hall owner Chris Christianson of Martin was shot and mortally wounded by a young desperado as he walked near his business. the fugitive fled toward the country, was chased by armed riders, and died hours later after a posse pursuit.
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Lulu Boynton
London
Frank Block
Miss Boynton
Seh
Trinity College
Churchill Sibley
London Daily Telegraph
Chris Christianson
Martin
Soo
Minot
Christianson
Peter Decker
Decker
Raycraft
Dale Shares Story of His Sins Inquest Testimony
Dale, the cashier in Loraine, testified at an inquest about Miss Levi. He admitted criminal relations with her and planned to marry next Saturday if she lived. Doctors testified the self-inflicted operation would be unlikely given her condition, and Dale appeared distressed over the death.
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Gina Lions
L. W. Dale
Loraine
Miss Levi
Minot
Lemi
Dr. Moeller
Lem
Lena
Dale
Max
North Dakota Federation Convention Held in Minot
The Federation Clubs of North Dakota held their annual convention in Minot at the Presbyterian church with nearly a hundred prominent state ladies present. Missive social events included a large opera house reception attended by hundreds, led by President Mrs. Frank White. Local leaders welcomed guests as bands and choirs provided entertainment.
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North Dakota
Minot
Presbyterian Church
Frank White
Valley City
America
MacMoullen
Minot Paper Co expands in Belgen area with growth
The Minot Paper Co, a growing wholesale concern in Minot, moved to the former Lord & Horton building on Belgen Avenue north of the Boo tracks. They added a forty foot extension, boosting production. The firm, about 18 months old, carries a stock worth thousands of dollars and serves printers across the Twin Cities region. President G. T. Maan, Vice President R. B. Davis, and manager A. G. Verdetyack lead a young team willing to hustle For business, Minot is proud of its wholesale paper house.
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Minot Paper Co
Mino
Lord & Horton
Belgen Avenue
Twin Cities
R. B. Davis
A. G.verdetyack
Minot
Minot City Council Adopts Budgets and Orders
Minot city council Monday approved Kemper grading at 25900 with warrants for 20000, accepted Connor cement crossing work at 4401.81 with 85 percent warrants, and referred a sewer line dispute to the city attorney. They advanced ordinance readings on peddler licenses and horse standings, while publishing future proceedings and negotiating firemen club space.
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George Kemper
C. W. Connor
John Brown
Dnasmicch
Pest House
John Maloney
College of Commerce Opens in Reed-Biskey Block
The Minor College of Commerce opened this week in the Reed-Biskey block. The new college occupies 300 square feet with quarters described as admirable and includes a lectern and book keeping facilities. The founder is a educator with twenty years in devt colleges and high grade business education. A plan to form a literary society among students is under way with debates planned.
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Devt
Stedvets
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