McGahan Faces Assault Charge At Minot Land Office
McGahan register of the Minot land office was arrested Wednesday afternoon on charges of attempted assault and threatening to kill. He was remanded on bond of 500 pending a Thursday hearing, with Thomas E. Lex, receiver, securing the warrant on claims he threatened to shoot Lex.Witnesses describe a confrontation in which McGahan followed a man in a store and then in the land office threatened violence. the man defended himself, resulting in McGahan being restrained until police arrived. An immediate move to remove the registrar from office was reported.
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Register of the
Minot Land Office
Fox
LD. McGahan
McUahao
Thomas E. Iex
Mnot
Dffies
Register
Slagen
Tatviand
Oda Water
McGahan
Gahin
Prmad
Land Office
Judge Davis
Nome
Auto crash harms Dr Storay and family near ditch
Friday night a car driven by Clifford Welch carried Dr Thos Storay and his family when it hit a newly dug ditch and ground across three to four feet. A six year old boy suffered eye injury while others endured pain. no blame attachable to Welch per officials. Hunters from Sherwood pursued grouse west of Sherwood.
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Thos
Storay
Shector
Clifford Welch
Althous
Mr. Led
At &Ely
Yal
Perbhpa
Welch
Died on Train Near Williston N D
Andrew Christian Vonder Plan died on a train between Snowden and Buford this morning. A passenger noticed he looked peculiar and the conductor found him dead. He had been living with his mother twenty miles north of Culvertom and had started work with Bob Fitzsimmons bridge crew at Culberts on Monday morning.
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Williston
N D
Andrew Christian Vonder Plan
Snowden
Buford
Salsbury
Culvertom
Bob Fitzsimmons
Culberts
Jamaica
G. M. Thomas
Tragic Suicide Near Stanley Reported
A. M. Moore living twelve miles southwest of Stanley died by self harm while delirious from typhoid fever. He cut his stomach and intestines with a large knife near his bed. Moore had been ill for some time and was known in Minot for work at a local hotel. He leaves a wife.
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A. M. Moore
Stanley
Moore
Minot
Operation Killed Dr
An old Minot letter reveals the death of Dr C A Klemer in Berlin Germany on August 22 after an intestinal growth found during an operation on August 21. Despite a difficult valiant effort by Berlin surgeons the doctor died the next morning.
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Minot
C. A. Klemer
Berlin
Germany
Althe
Hoon
Successful year in music and arrest report
The Minor Academy of Music opens a fall term in the J. M. Wilson block with Prof Dunaveski and his wife pleased by a year of growth. Forty five pupils studied and a top scholarship will be awarded at year end. Deputy George arrested Tom Layne in Kenmare for running a house of ill fame and handed him to the state attorney. Layne resisted, beat the officer, and fled. his whereabouts are unknown.
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Dunaevski
Minor Academy of Music
J. M. Wilson
Dunaveski
George
Tom Layne
Kenmare
Francis Murphy
Layne
Stranger Kills Self Near Berthold in Suspected Poisoning
Peter Amundson, a LaCrosse Wisconsin stranger, died by self inflicted poisoning after visiting a Berthold restaurant. Coroner Dr Ekrem and Sheriff Lee say he likely used morphine, not drowning, with a note urging him to go west and behave for the sake of his children Hazel and Walter. The body was sent to Minot awaiting word from LaCrosse. an I O O F receipt was found.
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Peter Amundson
LaCrosse
Wis
Berthold
Ekrem
Lee
Amundson
Minot
Hazel
Walter
I. O. O. F. Lodge
Czolgoxz
Powell
Night and Day Grain Cutting Around Columbus County
Farmers across Columbus County work around the clock harvesting grain. With grain ripe and shelling risk high, crews operate binders by lantern light, changing horses and workers to save as much as possible. Some barley fields have already lost about a third to wind-shelled losses.
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Columbus
Dyer Moves Barbershop to Basement Shop
Dyer relocates his barber shop from the G O Frank block to the basement under Warren's confectionery and plans to occupy the new block in about two months. He promises one of the best shops in the state and runs a first class operation. Birch Reed lent a $225 horse to a lady to ride Sunday. the horse died under unclear circumstances. J N Fitton, ex Carpio News, starts the Coteau Sentinel, supplying Ward county with forty papers.
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SM. Dyer
G.O. Frank
Warren
Mr. Dyer
J N. Fitton
The
Carpio News
Coteau Sentinel
Ward County
Branch store buyer returns with fall and winter stock
The Branch buyer returns from the east after two weeks of purchasing fall and winter stock. He says he secured higher quality goods than ever before and plans to unveil a superior line to match eastern stores. The store gears up for a major fall advertising campaign starting this week.
McCoy Headed to Boston for Rex All Druggists’ Convention
Paul V McCoy and his wife will travel to Boston in about a week to attend the Rex All Druggists convention. They expect to be away two weeks as about fifteen hundred druggists from across the United States gather for the event and enjoy a good time.
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Paul V, McCoy
Wife
Boston
United States
Ed Kirkelie Dies of Typhoid Fever in City
Ed Kirkelie died this morning at his home from typhoid fever. He leaves a wife, and his parents live near Foxholm. He had resided in the county about twelve years. The Dunkers have opened Sunday school in the I O O F hall, with classes each Sunday at 10 am and 8 pm, no collections. Mr and Mrs Harry Edwards, southwest of the city, are the parents of a baby girl.
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Ed Kirkelie
Foxholm
Dunkers
Harry Edwards
City
Sermon Targets Sunday Hunters and Labor in Change of Era
Dr Powell of the Methodist church denounces Sunday hunting and calls for church labor unity with organized labor to sanctify the Lord的 day and destroy saloon influence. He warns against excessive competition in industry and urges cooperative reform without embracing socialism.
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Dr. Powell
Methodist Church
Way Freight Crashes Into Through Freight Near Gassman
A rear end collision on the Great Northern line near Gassman west of town left nine cars wrecked and both trains damaged. Brakemen rode the engines and leaped free as the way freight hit a stationary through freight on a sharp curve. no serious injuries, but savagely damaged track and engines. Passengers in the way freight caboose narrowly escaped fatal harm, and the incident halted traffic until 7:45 AM.
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Great Northern
Gassman
Plaza
Minot
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