Dairymen's Convention Will Be Big Event
The State Dairymen's Convention will be held in Valley City February 18 and 19. Secretary Finne, state dairy commissioner, leads arrangements with the Valley City Commercial Club promoting local inter ests. A North Dakota Barn design for efficiency at low cost, with adaptable stalls and sheds, will be discussed by A. K. Risser of Salt Lake City. Prof. Care E. Lee of the University of Wisconsin will speak, with Carl Lee hailed as a homegrown North Dakota Barnes County figure.
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Valley City
Finne
Commercial Club
North Dakota
North ‘Dakota
Cairman
A. K. Risser
Salt Lake City
Fred W. Merrill
Grand Forks
Care E. Lee
University of Wisconsin
Lee
Barnes County
Fingal
N. D. Agricultural College
Etate
Carl
Manitoba
District of Columbia
Fire Marshal Association of
Max Snyder
Mies
J. Smith
Snyder
New Surance
Insurance
Jersey
Jersey. He Was Serving Time In the Commissioners, Duties of Marshal City
State
Ishall
North Dakota legislature tightens tax and judiciary recalls
In Biemarc, the North Dakota Senate ratified three tax board members as Burke era appointments face senate action, while committees planned a Jamestown inspection of an insane asylum. A measure proposes a statewide judicial recall with a board of supreme judicial referees to review minority dissent and finalize decisions.
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Biamarck
N. D
Wim
Robert Blakemore
Fargo
North Dakota
Judicial Department
Committee On Judiciary
Blakemore
Malta
Tax Commission Appointments Confirmed by Senate
In Bismarck a Senate session confirmed the appointments of Packard Wallace and Birdsell to the state tax commission after an executive session. The body noted bills 80 and 81 on legislative record keeping and adjourned after a brief continuation of the session. Five baskets of oranges and grape fruit were sent by former Senator Ed Pierce from Fargo to be distributed in the chamber.
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Bismarck
N. D
Chartain Jackson
Senate
Ed. Pierce
Fargo
Florida
House
Messrs
Packard
Wallace
Birdsell
Burke
Bridgel
Tax Commission
Kraabel
Ed Pierce
Express
Sem
Emerson
Zhas
EB. Eliot
Harvard
Wateh
Chautauqua Holds Third Annual Meeting in City Hall
The Valley City Chautauqua Association held its third annual meeting at the city hall with a small but enthusiastic audience. Secretary Alex Karr reported seven thousand dollars raised toward the endowment fund and predicted rapid growth to fund top Chautauqua entertainment. Directors elected include Rev. Bohnhoff, D. W. Clark, W. Creswell, M. J. Englert, Supt. Hanna, and others. Senator Mudgett announced a newborn daughter, while Sam Thompson faced police after a drunken incident. Northwest Nursery Company visitors and Right Price Mercantile Co officers were noted, with the latter reporting solid yearly results and plans to maintain low, quality-priced goods.
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Valley City Chautauqua Association
Alex Karr
Associaton
Geneva
Karr
Rev. Bohnhoff
D. W. Clark
W. Creswell
M. J. Englert
Supt. Hanna
F. Holmes
L. D. Hedstrom
G. A. McFarland
Minnie ‘Nielson
TM O'Malley
E. Osborne
F. White
Zetterberg
Right Price Mercantile Co
Robert Anderson
Charles Anderson
Charles Peterson
Reeoval
Gome
Thhose
Appointment of Solomon Esberg as county justice in Williams County
Attorney Solomon Esberg has been named county justice in Williams County filling the vacancy caused by B A Allen's resignation. Esberg now operates from the Graphic block. A sharp dispute erupts in Bowman as county leaders clash over access to the treasurer’s office, with the “county dads” locked out and furious at perceived commissioner interference.
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Solomon Esberg
Williama
B. A. Allen
Agentt
McKenzie County
Esberg
Graphic
Bowman
Rogers blast injures head at lignite mine incident
A Rogers resident, Clifford Head aged 18, was burned when blasting powder in a lignite mine ignited. He was enveloped in flames while brushing loose powder from a can, ran to a water hole and extinguished the fire. The Times-Record correspondent observed local optimism despite the accident. The Elka club announces another dancing party Friday evening January 24 at their home.
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Alderman
Alfred Akerman
Wakefield
Lewis Bonds
Roy Stile
Alfred Alderman
Kulseth
Inet
Christ Ludwig
Fargo
Ed Emery
Walter
Ludwig
John Johnson
Henry Kulseth
Mary Ludwig
Dahl
Gust Dahl
John Eggert
Rosie Wakefield
Lena Dahl
Woodbury
Times-Record
Rogore
Clifford Head
Rogers
Mttle
Wilston
Bank
Elka
Beating lamp death in East Lake City beacon tale
John Miller lies dying in East Lake City hospital after an explosion from a lamp he kept lit in his window to guide his sweetheart from Sweden to a home he prepared. The lamp symbolically beckoned a drowned lover forty years past, whose memory Miller never abandoned.
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John Miller
East Lake City
Tne
Sweden
Miller
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Federal
A. R. Risser
A. K. Alaser
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Burke Tax Trio
Biemarck
State Tax Commission
Board of Tax Commissioner
Board of Control of State Penal and Charitable Institutions
Jamestown
Board of Control
Supreme Court
Justices of the Peace
Supreme Court of
State Supreme Court
Bill Popular
G. Teske
George Koch
Baker
Jack Kearns
Hebron
Kearns
Koth
W. E. Budge
J. Samson
Butts
Samson
Buttz
Eman
Board of Referees
Tip
Upmm
Supreme Judicial Referees
Supreme Judicial
Chautauqua
Tom
Bengal
Wicconsin
Foster County
Republican Central Committee
Senator Mudgett
Bismarck Tribune
Sam Thompson
Swanson
Northwest Nursery Company
Benson, Minn
N. J. Peterson
Drake
Nursery Company
L. H. Brown
Clark
Watertown
South Dakota
T. Svendall
McCloud
State News Notes
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