Old friend reunion routes through Glendive and beyond
A long delayed visit unfolds from Mandan to Glendive and Sidney as the writer recalls Charlie Krug a Dawson county entrepreneur in Glendive. The piece describes Krug family life Medora and Beach towns revised in Montana, Glendive High School dormitory and local industry along with irrigation rich Yellowstone valley towns like Sidney and Fairview.
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R. Falconer
The
Independent
Mandan
Glendive
Michigan
Charlie Krug
Sidney
Williston
Charlie Krag
Dawson County
Krug
Ational
Noe
Stinpy
Allegan
Northern Pacific
Mr. Krug
Simine
Guidhand
Ellowstone Valley
Selen
Veal
Salem
Holstein cl
Tukan
King On
Medora
Beach
Lendid ‘Hospital
Beca
Northern Pacific Benefit Association
Yellowstone
Glendive High School
Montana
Hayl‘tome
Minot
Yellowstone Valley
Fairview
Richland County
Grocerataria
Sidney Re
Real Western Sugar Co
Billinga
Dodge Car Stolen, Found Near Surrey Roadside
The Dodge car stolen from Capt. Gross Saturday night was found early Wednesday near a rural highway northeast of Surrey by Geo Reishus. The vehicle, in good condition apart from about 125 dollars worth of parts stripped, had two worn tires and missing spark plugs and tools. Thieves likely planned to steal the entire car but fled, leaving no trace of a motive. Mr. Gross recovered the machine. Dockttie of Minot arranged return to Minot on Monday.
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Capt. Gross
Surrey
Geo. Reishus
Reishus
Gross
Norman Black Talks Rotary International Edinburgh Trip
Norpian B. Black of Fargo, a Rotary district delegate, spoke to Minot Rotarians about the Edinburgh convention and his European travels. He described visits to battlefields in France, a papal audience, Venice gondolas, Monte Carlo, and low European living costs, noting Rotary’s expanding international reach and his candidacy for First Vice President.
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Norpian B. Black
Fargo
Edinburgh
Scotland
Minot
Mr. Black
Black
France
Rome
Rotary
Venice
Monte Carlo
Europe
International Rotary
Fick
C. E. Drayer
Chicago
American Association of Engoineers
Ward County Buys Land For Demonstration Farm
Ward County purchases the northwest quarter of section 154 township 154 range 1 from Emma Knudson Ford for 6000 cash. The land adjoins the Ward County Demonstration farm and enlarges the Demonstration and Poor Farm parcel amid local debate on farming methods and land use. A separate note mentions plans for a 75,000 seat University stadium in Illinois with 2 million dollar cost and a war memorial feature.
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Ward Ee
N. W
Ward County
Emma Knudson Ford
Zonmles
Spider
Ace Ae
Spicher
Haldi Ia
Larga Co Cher
Aug. Krantz
North Dakota
Mr. Krantu
Ilinoia U
Ira L. Rush
Minot
University of Illinois
Mlini
Minot business blocks boosted 50 percent by state board
Word reached Minot Saturday that the State Board of Equalization raised the assessed valuation of business district buildings by 50 percent. The city and county boards altered valuations earlier, but the state boost doubles the figure for state and county taxes. City officials and local attorneys anticipate possible relief or a Supreme Court challenge. The move implies higher rents and overall higher operating costs for Minot businesses.
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MINOT
State Board of Equalization
City Board of Equalization
County Board
State Board
Wheeler
Leland Hotel
Independent
Coyle
Atty
L. J. “Palda
Supreme Court
Grand Parks
Fargo
Deer hide disposal probe by Minot game wardens
Game Warden B Monahan and deputy Tony Miller from near Granville explored records in Minot on Monday seeking to identify suspects who disposed of deer hides along the Missouri River. The effort follows reports of deer killed contrary to regulations.
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Bunters
B. Monahan
Buntry
Tony Miller
Granville
Minot
Missouri
Minot A O U W Lodge Holds Riverside Park Picnic
Minor Lodge No 30 A D U W hosted an enjoyable Riverside Park picnic Monday afternoon with a large crowd. Davie Master Workman presided as speakers praised fraternal orders and A O insurance. The Degree team performed, races amused youth, and a free supper ended the event. The lodge and Degree of Honor now boast more than a million dollars in insurance.
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Riverside Park
B. Davie
Davis Eee
Meadville
Minot
North Dakota
B. Bach
R.A. Nestos
Allen
Granville
A. O
Leifur
Sfenetal Chamne
A. O. Lodge
Denes of
Colters Lost Patriarch After 65 Years of Marriage
T A Colter's father James Colter died May 20 in his Bath year after a two year illness. Colter, returning from Crystal City Manitoba, notes the family includes a 89 year old widow and nine of eleven children. He was born in Ireland, moved to Montreal, later lived in Crystal City five years and served as Provincial Justice for mounted police. The Colter couple wed 65 years ago. funeral attended by all but a son in Chicago. Four sons and two sons-in-law served as pallbearers.
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C. F. Truax
Gulmon
Chris P. Lee
Bellingham
Wash
Lee
the. P. Lee
Tisher
Clear Lake Lumber Co
Clear Lake
Pacific Coast
North Dakota
Mina
Tuconma
Lake
Aberdeen
Hoquam
Pacific
Hoquiam
Grey’s Harbor
Portland
Harry Henson
Minot
Long Beach
Calif
Orrin Pierce
Minot Grocery Go
Pierce
Credit Men’s Association
Puget Sound
T. A. Colter
A. Colter
Crystal City
Man
James Colter
Bath
Mr. Colter
Mr. Calter
Ireland
Montreal
Mounted Polies
Calter
Chicago
Dr Knapp and Party End Long Canadian Trip
Dr Harry G Knapp his wife and Miss Stiles completed a 9400 mile auto journey through the Canadian northwest and Montana. They spent six weeks visiting Raging Moosejaw Swift Current Crow's Nest Pass Fernie Banff Lake Louise Kalispell Big Timber and Yellowstone Park. They enjoyed trout fishing at Lake Windemere and camped much of the trip.
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Knapp
Harry G. Knapp
Miss Stiles
Canadian Northwest
Montana
Raging
Swift Surrent
Fernie
Banff
Lake Louise
Kalispell
Big Timber
Yellowstone Park
Lake Windemere
Miss Rose Gilmore Leaves for North Dakota School
Miss Rose Gilmore departed for Aioch North Dakota on Sunday to enroll in the eighth grade and seventh through eighth grade classes, continuing her education at the local school.
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Rose Gilmore
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G. Dockttie
Minot Monda
Labiid
Lew Verh
Tne
Tieishind
Lient
Philip J. O'Brien
Norman Black
Edinburg
Sexton
H. H. Schussler
Rose Hill Cemetery
Schussler
Larry Byrne
Bismarck
McGee and Coyle
Lowe
C. H. Zehringer
Union National Bank
P. Truax
U. W. Ieia
Io Riverside Park