Popular Young Peter Sandwik Couple Wed Not Insane
A wedding ceremony at St Leo's yesterday united Mr. and Mrs. A. P. eld and John F. P. O'Leary of Foxholm. Rev. Father Raith presided. Music featured the St Leo's male choir and harp by Miss Katherine Kann. The couple will reside in Foxholm after Oct. 15 and then visit relatives in Ladysmith and Elkador.
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Myrtle Fares
Foughter
Mra
A. P. Eld
John FP
O'Leary
Foxholm
St We Caneve
Father Raith
Wea
Noyass
Bee Fatler
Imuid
Nioe
Harold Scofield
St. Leo’s
Veter
Clem Tooley
Katherine Kann
Las
Kann
Beofield
Svelyn Murphy
Gladys Wheeler
Mrs. O'Leary
Minneapolis
Mr. O'Leary
Ladysmith
Wis
Elkador
Death of Joseph Benfiet Aged 78 In Minuta Family
Joseph Benfiet of Minuta, 78, died at his son's home Friday night after a long illness. Funeral from the Catholic Church Sunday at 4 p.m. Interment in local cemetery. Survived by seven sons and one daughter. wife died six years ago. Born in Germany, he moved to Haven, North Dakota, twelve years ago and later to Minuta, where he worked as a carpenter most of his life.
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Jos, Benfiet
Corner Valley
Hiawatha
Chareh Sun
Germany
Haven
Minut
Weather report cover by John J Bates showcased
A valuable weather report cover by official weather man John J Bates appears in this issue. Cut it out and save it for future reference as it may prove valuable.
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John J. Bates
City Commission Approves $40,000 Tax for Next Year
The city commission met Tuesday night and approved a $40,000 tax for the upcoming year, unchanged from the previous year. The decision sets the annual levy for municipal operations and reflects no tax rate changes.
Eastern Star to Present Miss Henry and Mr West
The Eastern Star plans a Sept 18 program featuring Catheryn Henry and Kame West in dramatic sketches. They are popular performers from New Rockford and have drawn praise in New York and Philadelphia reviews, with 60 to 75 cent admission supporting the order’s fund.
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Catheryn Henry
Kame West
Mr. West
Miss Henry
New Rockford
Minot
Waat-Henry Stock Company
Fins Henry
Eugene West
North Dakota
Sheyanne
N. Dak
David Frohman
New York American
Mapesch
Mr. Went
Philadelphia
Henry
Blanche
Wheat yields rise as Minot farms report strong harvest
North prairie wheat averages about seven bushels while south prairie figures near ten. Kelley on the north of Minot yields 16 12 bushels from 90 acres, the best reported. C Aurland, four miles southwest of Minot, delivers 63 pounds per bushel machine measure. The Savings Deposit Bank prepares to open its new corner Main and First street location on Tuesday September 9 under President Grant 8 Youmans with a 5000 pound safe among new features.
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Mr. Barta
John Ehr
John
George Walker
Floraldale
Raemn
Rowan
Walker
Saat Fai
Ia Ng
Bai Glaser
Ginzer
Louie
Herman Kunkle
Norwich
Independent
Ed Linton
South Prairie
Minot
Kelley
C. Aurland
Savings Deposit Bank
Main
First Streets
Grant
Youmans
Elmer Francis Dies in Rochester Minnesota
Minot friends learn of Elmer Francis death at a Rochester hospital Tuesday evening. He suffered from kidney disease and had been in and out of care after traveling for treatment. Funeral set for Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist church, with burial at Rose Hill beside his father Cyrus Francis. He was an early settler, a lifelong pioneer, survived by a large family and siblings across North Dakota and Minnesota.
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Elmer Francis
Rochester
Minn
Francis
Teele
Joe Rowan
Rose Hill Cemetery
Cyrus Francis
Minot
Red River Valley
Six Nurses Receive Diplomas From St. Leo's Training School
A class of six nurses from St. Leo's Training School graduated last night at St. Leo's church basement. A large crowd attended the program and banquet by the Daughters of Isabella. musical items included Mrs. J. C. Baker and Harmony Quartette, a piano duet by Misses Florence Roell and Winnifred Blakey, and solos by Noraian Saugeta and Rose Mulzhoff. Father Raith, Dr. A J McCannel, and Rev Ai Thetarate presided and delivered remarks.
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St. Leo's Church
Daughters of Isabella
J. C. Baker
A Mins Stenerson
Florence Roell
Winnifred
Blakey
Raith
Brugman
Rae
Noraian Saugeta
Bais
Ted
Dles Rose Mulzhoff
Ai Thetarate
R. A. Neston
Saeed
A. J. McCannel
Gradua Sinter
Mary Victoria
Aed
Joe Brophy
Ji Nmnes Dorady
Erine O'Grady
Spikes at Bundles Threaten Local Threshing Hurt Production
Reported spike incidents disrupted grain threshing by Pat McCabe machine with 14 spikes piercing teeth and injury to equipment. Several growers including Peter Ehr Edward Nelson and others found spikes in bundles near railway lines. Local reaction condemns the act as despicable with threats to catch culprits. The article also notes deaths of G N conductor on St Johns branch and Mrs Mathilda Sleight near Glenburn with interment plans at Hoffman Minnesota.
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Pat McCabe
Busi Ea
Peter Ehr
McCabe
Edward Nelson
Hollanders Invited for 20 000 Colonists to North Dakota
North Dakota hosted Baron Van Till former Dutch Prime Minister and banker. He toured with Soo Line officials from Thief River Falls to Kenmare and Minneapolis in Mr Pennington's private car. The visit aimed at investment and colonization proposing 20 000 Holland Dutch families to settle the state. Also notes a picnic at Gibb Ranch for Rev Thornell and wife as he heads to St Louis medical college and a parolee banker’s sentence critique.
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Baron van Till
Holland
Hague
Andrew Carnegie
Soa
Major Murphy
Soo
Pennington
Thief River Falls
Kenmnate
Minneapolis
Mulland
Acta
Picnie
Gibb Ranch
Brookbank
Thornell
Ross
Medical College
St. Louis
Norway
Miss Beatt
Poisoning death shocks Stanley community
Oscar Fosse a 25 year old butcher died from accidental poisoning after drinking a drink at the Cotah Drug Co store in Stanley N D during a dance. Earl Conrad a 4 year old drug clerk remains critically ill and Noah Mann escaped after tasting the concoction.
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Oscar Fosse
Dran Deane
Earl Inrad
May Dikans Mann
Independent
Stanley
N. D
Earl Conrad
Noah Mann
Lad Perhaps Fatally Injured by Train
Special to The Independent reports a farm team wagon struck by a railway engine near Gis terson, injuring a young boy who was returning from the elevator with a load of wheat. He remained unconscious at a hotel as doctors assess his chances of recovery. the wagon was dragged under the engine.
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Stanley
Gisterson
Tad -Yo-Weiig
Ward County Forms Immigration Group to Promote Resources
Ward County sets a brisk campaign pace to advertise Northwest resources. J M Devine and E T Carey will speak at Illinois fairs to showcase exhibits. a $2400 county fund will finance speakers and travel, with literature and moving pictures planned to boost real estate interests.
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J. M. Devine
E. T. Carey
Illinois
K. Christenson
Carpio
Br. Wilson
Donneybrook
Northwest
J. M.devine
Donnybrook
Galesburg
Aledo
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Anoth Estate
Devine
Brush McWilliams Co
Oscar Wilson
Gray
Carley
Ward
Ward Potenti
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