Secretary of State Tells How Each Ran
Official results on state officers released by Secretary of State Hall in his abstract. Bismarck notices Moran death with obituary details and biographical notes. Dickinson reports Judge Nuessle handling county case with T. F. Murtha and commissioners in prejudice affidavit, and the J. R. cage proceeding to follow.
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Secretary
Secretary of State
Hall
Nuessle
Dickinson
Crawford
T. F. Murtha
Miachel
Hughes
Roquette
W. L. Nuessle
Bramarck
J. R." Cage
Young Or
McDonald
Norton
Simon Veeree Klemmens
Frazier Ieeeennenrey
MacArthur Ee Aeenneese
Johnson
Kraal Dbs
Bedensteesedy
Kitzman
Flecten
Bleick
Johnson Stetevteee
Brockhoff
Hein
M. C. Murphy
Esteeeer Eres
Kirkpatrick
Knutson Caste
James Murphy
Supreme Court
Birdzell
Grace Wee
Robinson Ase
Spalding
Burke
Tasey
Fisk
Sterriesee
Macdonald
Beeen Teegueereny
Hoover
Ley
Broncoeer
Pollock
Curtis Oe
Mare
Sixane
Nueasle
Kneeshaw
Mierenih
Pees Ee
Hanley
Dickinson Normal School
Inallevator
Seeeae
California Letter From C C Sather Describes Travel
C C Sather writes from San Diego in December 1916 about a trip from Salt Lake City to Los Angeles. He chronicles desert landscapes, the Pasadena Valley, and a lavish Southern California scene with millionaires and Busch Park. He notes Los Angeles population, hotel stays, and expensive sightseeing while delaying further stops in Long Beach and San Diego.
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San Diego
P. Colburn
Hastings
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Pedro
Nevada
Pasedena
Garden of Eden
Apelquist
Pacific Coast
Vikstrom
Kingsburg
Cal
California
Pasadena
Itarsize
Bosch Park
Tam
Busch
Long Beach
C. C. Sather
Madoc Couple United in Montana Church Ceremony
Herman Forbragd of Scobey Montana and Misa Selma Hoverson of Scobey Montana were wed at Plentywood Montana by Rev Frethelm on Thursday December 21. They plan to visit the bride’s mother in Minneapolis then return to North Dakota to be greeted by family and friends.
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Madoc
H. QO. Forbrand
Recorder
Casey Buys Blooded Stock at Standing Rock Farm
Casey purchased a six week old blooded Holstein bull calf shipped from Tyler Hill Pennsylvania. The calf is sired by a $5,000 King Pontiac Alcartra Beemen, grandson of a $50,000 sire, with a butter record of 32 pounds for 12 generations. The dam, Colantha Artis Lad, is a $3,000 cow. Casey also bought a Poland-China boat and ten sons from top herds in Iowa and Illinois.
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Litchville Bulletin
Tom Casey
Express
Tyler Hill
Standing Rock Farm
Eastedge
Colantha Artis Lad
Colantha Johan Lad
Casey
Wonder Grant
Towa
Wooland and Gartland Wed in Christmas Eve Eve Ceremony
Miss The resa Wooland united in marriage with John Gartland on Wednesday December 20 with Rev Salheim officiating. They will reside about seven miles south of the city. Christmas tree exercises at the Norwegian Lutheran church have been postponed to Friday evening.
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Theresa Wooland
John Gartland
Salheim
Well Known Bismarck Woman Dies in Duluth
Well known Bismarck figure Mrs H L Michelson formerly of Bismarck died suddenly in the Spaulding hotel Duluth while en route to Virginia Minnesota to spend Christmas with her son Dr Henry Michelson. She lived in Bismarck 35 years and planned to return to Thayer street. Survived by husband two sons one daughter Mrs R J Kalevlege of Kansas City. Body likely to be taken to St Paul for burial.
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Bismarck
H. L. Michelson
St. Paul
Spauiding
Duluth
Virginia
Minn
Henry Michelson
Arnold
Michelson
Michelsone
Thayer Street
R. J. Kalevelge
Kansas City
Fall on Stairs Ends in Death at Neal Institute
Anton Mellickson aged 41, manager of the Neal Institute at 1315 Third Avenue South, died at St John’s hospital after a fall down stairs Tuesday. Physicians say epileptic seizures preceded the plunge as he descended the back stair, leaving him unconscious at the foot. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Fargo
Anton Mellickson
Neal Institute
Third Avenue South
St. John's Hospital
Hellickson
Kiellickson
K. H. Mallarian
Married at Marion in a private village wedding
Esther Maetke and Rey Trapp wed December 21 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Trapp in Marion. Rev. A. Oertit officiated as Leo Draheim provided mandolin and piano music. After a light breakfast the couple left by train to Lantherton, Minn., then plan to settle on the Trapp farm south of town.
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Marion Sentinel
D.C. ‘Trapp
Esther Maetke
Rey Trapp
A. Oertit
Nat Falls
Leo Draheim
Dickey
Lantherton
Minn
Tha ‘Trapp Farm
Prenuptial Showers Reported in Litchville Bulletin
Mmes A P Hanson and R M Davis hosted a film parcel shower Saturday from 3 to 5 for Miss McGillis at their home with Headland Casey assisting. Elizabeth Davis presented parcels, Mrs Cagey sang, and piano solos by Mrs Headland and Miss Nupen accompanied lunch. L T Peterson and Martha Hanson hosted a shower for Miss Caroline Olson bride of the week. Teachers gave a shower for Miss McGillis at the school last Thursday. only the young unmarried set attended.
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Litchvile Bulletin
Mmes
A. P. Hanson
R. M. Davis
McGillis
Mmes, Headland and
Casey
Elizabeth Davis
Cagey
Headland
Miss Nupen
L.T. Peterson
Martha Hanson
Caroline Olson
Mixs McGillis
One Wealthy North Dakotan in Income Bracket Report
North Dakota’s annual revenue report notes a single resident with an income between 76 000 and 100 000 dollars while the name and sex remain private. The data lists tax payments by bracket, including five at 50 000 and 4521 at 5 000, with a total internal revenue tax of 388 141 dollars broken into ordinary, emergency, corporate, and personal components.
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North Dakota
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Pader son and Miss Rokenvik wed in Rosebud Township
Gregor Pader son and Miss Ingehore Rokenvik married Tuesday December 19 at 11 am in the bride’s home in Rosebud township. Rev Chr Myrdahl officiated at Elim church Svea. About 15 relatives and friends attended the nuptials and a wedding dinner followed. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Hans Olson Rokenvik and will reside with her husband, a farmer who has leased the Leathe farm in section 7, Rosebud, for ten years.
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Rosebud
Jamestown High School Play Delayed to Jan 15
Jamestown reports the high school class play A Veneered Savage has been postponed from January 1 to January 15 due to a conflicting program. Loata Didier of Sanborn was to attend the city event Saturday.
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Jamestown
Loata Didier
Sanborn
Double Wedding in Bottineau County
A double wedding took place at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dundeland in Roland township with Rev. H. N. Bakke officiating. The couples were Miss Gina Peterson with Alfred Klingenberg and Miss Anna Laurson with John Klingenberg. Attendants were Miss Hilda Peterson, Robert Klingenberg, Cora Larson, and Herman Larson. A wedding dinner followed the ceremony and both couples will reside in Roland township.
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Bottineau
Edward Dunderland
Roland Township
H. N. Bakke
First ‘Lutheran Church
Cora Larson
Herman Larson
Potato Shortage Noted in Clay County Spring 1917 Shipments
Moorhead reports a potato shortage with Clay county expecting 350 carloads for spring 1917, down from about 1,400 in spring 1816. The Sabin district holds 50 carloads, Moorhead and nearby towns range from 15 to 150 cars, with Hawley at 150 as the largest hold.
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Moorhead
Clay County
Sabin
Glyndon
Felton
Downer
Barnesville
Hawley
Bottineau Commercial Club Secures Quarters
Bottineau on December 26 reports the Bottineau Commercial Club has leased new second floor quarters in the Erufesvaag block. Alterations are under way to create two large modern rooms with front and side entrances. The directors view the location as convenient and expect occupancy by January 1.
Cando Woodmen Elect Officers for New Year
The Modern Woodmen of America in Cando held a Friday night meeting with 40 or more in attendance. Officers elected for the year include C. E. Reed as consul H. L. Joiner advisor R. D. Gillies banker A. Lakle clerk M. L. King escort Sterling Thom watchman Evensizer sentinel F. C. Robeson trustee. Joint installation with the Royal Neighbors set for Friday January 5 with two new members adopted.
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Cando
C. E. Reed
H. L. Joiner
R. D. Gillies
A. Lakle
M. L. King
Sterling Thom
Has Evensizer
F.C. Robeson
Thoresens Open Hotel Martin With Dinner Service
The Hotel Martin opened Sunday with about 35 guests served a fine dinner by Mr. and Mrs. Thoresen, recent Valley City arrivals. The Thoresens bring years of hotel experience and good reports from patrons indicate strong potential for success. Mrs. Thoresen's cooking is praised and prices are moderate.
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Tribune
Martin
Thoresen
Valley City
North Dakotan injured on train en route to Minneapolis
Joseph Thompson of Rutland North Dakota regained consciousness after 12 hours of unconsciousness from a heavy grip falling on his head in transit from Minneapolis to Mankato on train No. 9. He was treated at a city hospital and may leave in a few days. the incident occurred December 23. The report includes other local items from Kensal Souris Melville and Amsterdam with lodge officer elections and a note on submarine mail service.
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St. Paul
City Hospital
Joseph Thompson
Rutland
N. D
Mankus
Minneapolia
Omaha
Thompson
County Commissioners Cancel 1917 Road Work Bid Notice
County Commissioners rescind action calling for sealed bids to survey and supervise all construction road work in Barnes County for 1917. Notice, dated Valley City December 23, 1916, ordered recipients to govern themselves accordingly per auditor C. W. Cne.
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Barnes County
C. W. Cne
Valley City
N. D
Famine fears rise as Buenos Aires bakers strike
United Press reports continued city wide strike in Buenos Aires raises famine fears. Settlement talks remain unchanged. In Amsterdam, December 26, Ambassador Gerard was set to meet Kaiser Wilhelm II this afternoon per devlinia patches.
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United Press
Buenoos Ayres
Amsterdam
Gerard
Devlin
Guardsmen Endure Severe Sand Storm at Border
El Paso dispatch reports National Guard units facing their worst sand storm in the area. The storm peaked yesterday with limited relief today as temperatures fell sharply since Sunday.
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United Press
el Paso
Preliminary survey for sewers at Langdon planned
Langdon December 22 a preliminary survey has been made for sewers by City Engineer Dodge of Devil Lake. Waterworks will also be considered by the city council. Work on the sewers will begin in the spring. Also notes Christmas visits and local social snippets from Langdon and Moorhead areas.
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Langdon
Dodge
Devile Lake
Christmas Visitors and Local Festivities In City
Mr and Mrs Lew Craswell of Carrington are in the city for Christmas and will return Wednesday. Miss Della Rand of Winterer Richards office comes from Casselton after Christmas. W H Young of Tines-Record returns from Hunter where he spent Christmas with his mother. Mrs A Wickstrom of Lisbon arrives to spend a week at the N and Stahlem home. Peake and his kin come from Faribault for the holidays. The Metylioch party heads to LaMoure for Christmas with relatives. Mrs McCulloch travels to Minneapolis then Fargo. Mr and Mrs Ben Nordgaard host Christmas dinner for relatives and friends. Frank Henry, state land commissioner, from Bismarck, spends Christmas at home. Miss Tess Henry visits for a few days. Miss Didiama Griffith returns from Sanborn for Myrtle Lundgren and Edward Stephan wedding. Miss Dorothy McFarland and Far Wene McFarland visit Lidgerwood for Kenneth McFarland and Ellen Brolandac wedding, return Tuesday. President and Mrs George A McFarland host Christmas dinner with guests. Mr and Mrs Ed Cox of Courtenay, Mr and Mrs Frank White and sons, and Miss Christine Black join the dinner. Mr and Mrs F E Playnar host Christmas dinner for George Stiles, Irene Stiles, and Howard and Arthur Hill of Getcho t Prairie. The Hill brothers stay with Mr and Mrs Playhar at Sheyenne?
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G. P. Shepherd
Jamestone
Ashe
North Dakota
Bismarck
N. P. Round House
Billie
al. Yaeger
C. A. Yaeker
Yaeger
Herbert Getchell
Mrs
N. L. Stahlem
Lew Craswell
Carrington
Della Rand
Winterer & Ritchie's
Casseltom
W. H. Young
Tines-Record Force
Hunter
A. Wickstrom
Lisbon
Didiama Griffith
Combs & Ritchie
Sanborn
Myrtle Lundgren
Edward Stephan
Dorothy McFarland
Christ
Mas
Ed Cox
Courtenay
Frank White
Edwin
Richard
Christine Black
Goodrich
George Stiles
Irene Stiles
Howard
Arthur Hill
Getchot Prairie
Hill Boys
Market grain and livestock report with a lost pony notice
The bulletin lists Minneapolis and Duluth grain prices for multiple grades including Northern, Durum, White Oats, Barley, Rye, and Flax with May July and December futures. It also notes Lost a gray pony mare weighing 538 pounds with a brand on the right thigh and halter and bridle. The owner requests contact with John Cook at Luvern OD.
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Minneapolis
Northern
Duluth
Dee
Bridison
John Cook
Luvern OD
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