State Pen Escapes Rise to Twenty Two
In Bismarck on August 11 two more inmates Frank Murray and Nicholas Chernos escaped from the dairy guard at the state reform facility. The break brings total escapes this past week to 22 with neither man located by Friday morning. Murray, 26, 6 feet tall, 180 pounds, was serving three years for larceny of a horse. term due next year. Chernos, 21, Russian, 5 feet 7 inches, 145 pounds, was serving 25 years for second degree murder. Ahernshaw, who escaped Tuesday, was recaptured at Glencoe. The same officer also recaptured three of eight escapees from July 16. No trace found of Peltier or Vite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Frank Murray
Nicholas Chernos
Murray
Chernos
Ahernshaw
Glencoe
Tuck Gerling
Peltier
Vite Termer
Nome Tribune notes small town routines and updates
Aug 11 column lists residents visiting relatives and friends. Anna Severson returns from Fine gal, Oline Kingsrod visits at Ed Iverson home, Kingsrod related to Iverson. Gilbertson paints store building and prepares new house. carpenters at work north of town. Ice cream social at Baarstad home. Mrs Paulson improving. Ed Iverson under eye treatment in St Pan. Hargeet weather outlook dampens harvest hopes.
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Nome Tribune
P. L
Pharad Wic
Nome
Anna Severson
Finegal
Oline Kingsrod
Evanston, M
Edd. Iverson
Misa Kingsrod
Iverson
Herbert
Clarence Groth
Kathryn
Selmer Gilbertson
Gerald
Ole Baarstad
Carrie Iverson
Lars Haynes
M. Baarstad
Jens Paulson
Ed Iverson
St. Pan
Boeckman
Selmer Gilbertsen
Local notes from Nome Tribune Aug 11 events and visits
John Lee has been busy this week. Mike Hazel Hanson of Fargo is visiting relatives here. The quarantine was lifted from F B King's home. Harmony Ladies Aid hosts Mrs Henry Johnson on Aug 16. Knute Lillethan visits sister Mrs Omerud of Kathryn. Melvin Myhre family visits relatives at Litchville. E M Lee and C By Manajo host relatives north of town. Henry A Wilberg family travels to Houston for business. Clarence Rosanen sells his Chevrolet to Helgeson of Enderlin and will Ford with others. A C Green installs a new artesian well. Osmund Vinlos arrive to attend Hana Johnson golden wedding. Melvin Evanson visits and returns to parents Maaxie north of town. P M Hanson family head to White Rock to visit Walter and family in a new Ford. Selma Suby returns from Valley City summer school to resume duties then plans a short visit to Eckelson after school ends. Henry Skaare of Fargo visits J T and family. Mrs Geo Lien returns to Granite Falls Minnesota after visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Litchville
E. M. Lee
C. By Manajo
Henry A. Wilberg
Houisboro
Wilberg
Clarence Rosanen
Helgeson
Enderlin
Fording
A. C. Green
North Dakota Artesian Well Co
Osmund Vinlos
Hana Johnson
Sharon
Selma Suby
Valley City
Selma
Eckelson
Henry Skaare
Fargo
J. T
Geo, Lien
Granite Falls
Minon
R. J. Schofield
Minot
J. M. Osborne
Dazey
Laverene Ledger
Ed. Zutner
Amanda
Elsie Zabel
Sanborn
W.E. Moore
Carrington
J. C. Coaningham
Watertown
City
Valley Hotel
C. R. Weber
Jamestown
The
Ciy
Herbert Weston
Rogers
Mary Yule
Harvey Taylor
Denver
Mintewest |Oon & Trust Co
Lee
Lee Farm
Fingal
Rh. D. Smith
Burnell
Oriska
J. Wold
Kelly
Howe Hardwire Co
Duluth
R. H. Bailey
Hannaford
Wood
Nesday
Maybelle Grewcox
Northwest Nursery Co
Bramerd
Minn
Jennie McDonal
Normal School
Great Lakes
Jackson
Mich
A. B. Rindtleisch
Sioux City
Iowa
Chdahy Packing Co
Bismarck Tribume
A. L. Tenney
Tenney
New York City
Adeline Hill
McHenry
B. L. Taylor
Fifth Avenue
G. W. Reed
Moorhead
Ernest Reed
Elizabeth Street
Enderlin Independent
E. ©. Hilborn
Hilborn
George H. Hanson
Wallace Woodfull
Bismarck
Abe Belel
Woodruff
Emma Rebsch
Eckel
Barney Sullivan
Parker Sullivan
Siinvis
Coleman Parker
Euclid Avenue
T. 8
Henry
Riverside Avenue
Theodore Torbinson
Rhame
Nome
John Enerson
Sim Mason
J. Morgan Dailey
Detroit
the Lakes
Toronto
Ontario
Boston
Harry Costigan
Lotus Featherstone
Kramer
Center
Medina
Inga
Geneva Johnson
Normal
Mary Evenmoe
Spring Grove
Local residents and visitors depart after visits and travel
Several citizens and guests were mentioned as traveling or visiting towns in the region. Chas Tollet of Utica and Edgerton, Wis accompanied home a woman and her brothers. Norman Peterson visited with friends for a few hours. Mrs Anna Spear returned from Cuba. Mr and Mrs Anderson visited in town then returned to Fargo. Aaron Knutson family returned to Neasden Suk. Prof and Mrs Ward Suby attended a golden wedding in Davenport then returned home. Martin Rodin and family from Michigan, N. D. visited Ed Rodlin’s home and planned to drive home. John Selvig’s son recovering from diphtheria with quarantine likely to end soon. Theo Torbenson of Rhame bought a used Oldsmobile in Minneapolis and traveled with family. L B Hogstad traveled to Fargo to hear Charles Evans Hughes, then to Meville. M T Rye and Aitteson with Bernard Johnson headed to Minnesota and Iowa then Rushford to visit relatives. Bernard to Minneapolis and then Rushford. Rye party to Mansonston Town to visit friends. multiple trips and visits noted.
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Chas
Theo
Tollet
Utica
Edgerton
Wis
Norman Peterson
Anna Spear
Cuba
Anton Holland
Bernice
Fargo
Anderson
L. C. Miller
Farge
Aaron Knutson
Neasden
Suk
Ward Suby
Hans Johnson
Davenport
Martin Rodin
Michigan
N. D
Ed Rodlin
Minneapolis
Lizzie Jorgenson
L. B. Hogstad
United States
Chas. Evans Hughes
Hogstad
MeVille
Cashier
M. T. Rye and
Aitteson
Bernard Johnson
Minnesota
Iowa
Bernard
Rushford
Minn
Mrs. Rye
Mansonton
Community Notes From Kath ry n Recorder Aug 10
Sven Thornd returned from Fargo. Nick Runck of Fargo visiting town. Olaf Halvorson on Nome business. Erik Brandvold to Valley City on business. John Somoe back from Fargo. Mike Robers and Mrs. Mount and daughter bound for Fargo. Miss Clara Johnson to Litchville to visit sister. Johannes Helen left for Seattle to make home with brother the Rev Olaf Helen. Mrs. Alfred Beck and children of St Paul visiting the Strom and Roe homes. Mrs. Hans Hanson and three daughters from Minot visiting Austen Anderson farm. Ole Reltan from Dooley Mont visiting Sand Prairie. Mrs. H G Pregor of Harvey visiting, left for Casselton. Esther Byrne accompanied as far as Nome. Local rust and heat begin to affect area.
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Recorder
Sven Thornd
Fargo
Nick Runck
Olaf Halvorson
Nome
Erik Brandvold
Johannes Helen
Seattle
Olaf Helen
Alfred Beck
St. Paul
E. G. Strom
Ole Reltan
Dooley
Mont
Oakland
H. G. Pregor
Harvey
Bryne
Casselton
Esther Bryne
Hary
Valley City notices and local greetings mixed with ads
A Valley City note shares a Mrs Lina Hogelson kidney remedy testimonial and Doans Kidney Pills promotion. Also reported are visits from Hilden Manson and J J Walker guests, with Miss Gertrude Mount to teach locally, and connections to the Patterson family in Bismarck.
For Sale or Trade 240 Acres in Judith Basin
Real estate notice offering 240 acres four miles from Denton Montana in the Judith Basin. New buildings two wells and running spring in pasture, fenced and cross fenced with three wires. Trade options include Barnes County North Dakota. Contacts J Vondrachek Denton MT or Louis Vondrachek Valley City ND ad wp dra. John Strong and children return to Jamestown after city visit with Mrs Strong's family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton, Mont
Judith Basin
Barnes County
N. Dak
J. Vondrachek
Louis Vondrachek
Valley City
N. D
Valley City visitors and locals noted in brief notices
Valley City and surrounding towns see numerous residents and visitors listed in community briefs. Individuals from Minot to Jamestown, Dazey to Fargo, are noted visiting, staying at local hotels, or returning from trips including Chatsworth and Eldridge.
Rusted wheat straw yields for animal feed says Bolley
Professor Bolley of North Dakota Agricultural College explains rusted wheat straw stores more nutrients in the forage than in grain. He advises mowing rust damaged straw, curing it well, and stacking to prevent mold for livestock feed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Bolley
North Dakota Agricultural College
Bolley
Australia
Canada
Valley City People Travel for Business and Visits
JH Bemis and D S Raney visited Carrington for business this week while H C Dwight managed affairs there. Prof Ross Finney left for Belgrade Minnesota to see his father. Alma Luessen travels to Wisconsin to visit relatives then Madison University. Corinne Eberhardt returns home from Valley City after summer school. Edith Bourbonnais tours Valley City then heads to Page, visiting until Sunday. Hilda Falstad returns to Hatton from Valley City. George Hollister and wife visit Jamestown for friends and affairs. Carpenters and Zimmermans host visitors in Jamestown and Valley City. Frank Packard and wife return from the east, dine with Senator McCumber in Washington. Chas Hannig of St Cloud returns to Valley City after four weeks due to a brother’s illness and death. Entities: JH Bemis, D S Raney, H C Dwight, Ross Finney, Alma Luessen, Corinne Eberhardt, Valley City, Belgrade MN, Madison, Wisconsin, Page, Jamestown, Frank Packard, Bismarck, Senator McCumber, Valley City, St Cloud, Chas Hannig.
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Jh, Bemis
Carrington
D. S. Raney
H.C. Dwight
Ross Finney
Thirsday
Belgrade
Minn
Alma Luessen
Wisconsin
University At
Madison
Corinne Eberhardt Lef
Anampose
Valley City
Normal
L. (. Stueig
Edith Bourbonnais
Carl Jacobson
Tourbonnais
Page
Hilda Falstad
Hatton
I. Falstad
Jamestown Capital
George H. Hollister
Jamestown
Gladstone
C. H. Carpenter
Carpenter
Neumann Shr. Co
D. H. Carpenter
Minneapolis
A. Zimmerman
Chas. Noltimier
Nothe
Minneapolie
Zimmerman
Guy Maxsum
Familly
Dickinson
Kindred
Grand Forke Herald
Frank Packard
Bismarck
East
Washington, D. C
Mra. Packard
North
Damages Sought Over Berthold Crossing Deaths
Attorneys Davis and Mimahin lead five fathers in federal court actions against the railway for $125,000 in damages after the Berthold school children died in a crossing accident. Separate petitions name the driver and carrier for the deaths and injuries, arguing negligence at the crossing and calling for a watchman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CB Davis
James Mimahin
St. Paul
Berthold
Actons
Cael Eld
Marty Arnold
Aidson Miller
Clegen Tre Sons
Jack Ahern
Tri
Arnold Boy
Jamestown and Valley City Partly Linked by News and Visits
Jamestown Capital reports Hughes address drawing interest as A M Stemi of Wimbledon handles business in Jamestown. Valley City visitors include Tharaldson, Mrs Adams, and Mrs Bjerke, with several in-town stays at the Valley Hotel. La Moure Chronicle notes Kare son’s return from summer school and Mariam Benson’s visit from Valley City. Local figures from Lamberton and Mooreton also appear, while political candidate N G Macdonald toured the area.
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Hughes
Jamestown Capital
A. M. Stemi
Wimbledon
Jamestown
Adjt
Tharaldson
Bismarck
Valley City
F. E. Jones
W. C. Crosby
Lamberton
Minn
Valley Hotel
N. (. Macdonald
Pri Ue
Myone G. Warner
Rete Flyes
John Bjerke
Wee Fabriz
Owatonna
Valey City
Ama
Valeley Hotel
Smissep Hackbarth
2 Maetion
Bertha Roth
Cassilton
City
Ber
Herman Stern
la Moure Chronicle
Mariam Benson
Valies
Mirses
W. E. Root
Mooreton
Richland Osamex
Free Roull
Litte Daasieme
Polly
Saska
Mice Ponll
Gene Keene
Montana
Tep Gage
J. W. Graz
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State Pen
Remington Umc
Rgton Umc
Homn
North Dakota
Chinanitegih Rem Oil
Rhombinat Nthe Beane Dutrenc
Aeon
Promstne” ' Rymesa Arma Usion Metallic Cartridge
Figsarms
Arma Slworth
New York
Eastedge
Lina Hogelson
Tenth Ave
Doan
Prine Steat
Dean
Mr. Hovelson
Foster-Millien Co
Buffalo, N. Y
Hilden Manson
A. A. Booth
J. J. Walker
Zap
Gertrude Mount
Hanson
Miss Mount
Dra. John Strong
James Grady
Park Rapids
Grady
Mrs. Grady
M. M. White and Son
Mies Longfellow
Getchell Prairie
Lillian Hofos
Chicago
G. G. Hofes
Fort Rangom
Pat
Sigvart Olesberg
Butte
Harry Jensen
Mr. Olsberg
Misa Anna Johnson
Amsrud
Tweit
Convick
Emil Pederson
Oleberg
Rasmus Olsberg
South St. Paul
Tuesaday
E. A. Moe
Valley C
A. J. Davidson
Korthers Paeile
Charles Evans Hughes
Kite Ville
Nelgon Yeung
Ge Victima
Billings
Semator McCumber
Mr. H
Villey Cite
Hughes Will Cary
Norio Bekota
Gilbertson
Chichester Seay
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