North Dakota Guards Prepare Return Home
North Dakota forces packed and ready to entrain for home after a three-train return from Brownsville. Dispatches note troops left Brownsville yesterday on the return route. In Bismarck the legislature nears the end of its third week as pay for 20 days of service arrives and talks on a constitutional convention continue.
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Ritchie
Mason
North Dakota
United Press
Times-Record
Brownsville
Roosevelt
Bismarck
Auto Engine Poison Risks in Tightly Closed Garages
Washington Jan 18 The Bureau of Mines Interior Department warns of deadly carbon monoxide poisoning from running automobile engines in small garages even with doors closed The gas is colorless odorless and highly poisonous It can render the air dangerous after 45 minutes with near engine areas becoming unsafe after 15 minutes A chemist exposed to the gas suffered headache dizziness and illness lasting hours while other tests showed coughing eye watering and nausea from emissions
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Waatington
Bureau
Department of the Interior
van H. Manning
New Leipzig Terminus for New Farmers' Road
New Leipzig rumor says a Dickinson Southeastern railroad will terminate at New Leipzig. The line, owned by local farmers and Dickinson merchants, will connect with the Milwaukee at this point, enhancing regional rail access.
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Leipzig
Farmers
New Leipzig
Dickinson Southeastern
Dickinson
Milwaukee
Daze y Two Deaths in Fingal Area
In Fingal and nearby areas, obituaries report the deaths of Mrs Adolph Olson and Miss Hilda Johnson, both from pneumonia and heart failure respectively. Olson, widow of a prominent farmer near Tuock Valley City area, leaves husband, six sisters, two brothers, and four children. Johnson, 19, daughter of Lauris and Mrs Johnson, died in Outlook Montana, with funeral in Outlook. The column also notes births, local visits, and community notices, including a son born to Mr and Mrs Charles Hall on the Granger farm and various travel and civic updates from Dazey and surrounding towns.
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Ingal Herald
Tuock
Valley City
Adolph Olson
Deceas@j
Halver Wilhelmson
Herman
Alpha
Alice
Immanuel Cemetery
E. Struxness
Olson
Tess
Hilda Johnson
Outlook
Mont
Miss Johnson
Lauris Johnson
Hannah
Elisa
Angot
Lewis
Norman
Fingal
Montana
Chas. Hall
Granger Farm
Hunt
James Hyn son travels to Kathryn and Fargo events
Name Tribune recalls Jan 19 listings of residents traveling to Kathryn and Fargo for trains and conventions. It notes school reopening after vacation and many local residents visiting or visiting relatives in Nome Lisbon and Fargo, with multiple trips to Fargo for the Tri-State Grain Growers' convention and a Uxbridge basketball game at the Armory.
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Name Tribune
James Hynson
Kathryn
Arthur Anderson
Fargo
Eastedge School
Agnes Jennie Nilson
Lisbon
Ole Baarstad
S. Nome
Gladys Hanson
Selmer Gilbertson
Henry Ruud
Nome
Iverson
Alice Prestrud
Minnesota
Halvor Langema
Ole Maasjo
Wm. Newstell
Robinson
Martin Anderson
James Hanson
Ole and
C. Rufsvold
Israel Hendrickson
Ingibret Tommeraas
H. G. Hanson
Fort Ransom
Geo. S. Strand
Syverin Anderson
Pete Fredrickson
John Vance
Adolph Johnson
Tri-State Grain Growers
Uxbridge
Armory
Tracy
Wicks
Anton Christ
August Arvidson
Christ
Arvidson
Kathryn shoppers and local visits ripple through Shevenne Valley
Henry G Aas and Carl Hanson were Kathryn shoppers last Tuesday. Sidney Gregerson’s birthday was on January 9. Eddie Aas spent last Sunday evening with Alfred and Henry G Aas. Sigvart Bargesedt visited Kathryn on Tuesday while Thoreson works in his mark at present. Several farmers from the neighborhood went to Valley City last Wednesday to attend the mass.
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A. S. Langer
Mary Timm
Sanborn
Helmer Christenson
H. P. Bryn
Darey
Valley City
District Court
S. B. Kergrice
Fargo
St. Luke's Hospital
H. P. Brown
Grain Growers’ Convention
Ellen Harrison
Osakis, Minn
Carey
W. 8
Nolte
Dazey
Ole Oppegard
W. J. Harrison
W. C. Nolte
John N. Jorne
Gust Knudson
George N. Rasmussen
Board of County Commissioners
J. A. Bergren
Eliza
Thompson Yards, Inc
Jonas Ose
Weyburn, Sask
Security Bank
Nlay
Lew Whitson
Jamestown
Townley
Nonpartisan League
Andrew Gregerson
Albin Olson
Stevens Stevenson
Iver Rudd
Gust Collins
Henry G. Aas
Oscar E. Aas
John ¥. Henrikson
Lina Pederson
Idamas
Peter Gregerson
Andrew
Sidney
Olga Rensby
John F. Henrikson
Martin Olstad
John Winner
John C. Bjerke
Oscar
Alfred Aas
Helge Olson
Gunval Monson
Kathryn
Paul Fjeldstad
Martin Laugestad
Magnus Monson
East Prairie
Wm. Adcock
Rogers
Pauline Lund
Joe Clancy
Fred Green
Nokken
L. M. McCann
C. C. Jacobson
Levi Etzel
Ray
Byron Sweet
Etta
Lucile Stanley
Henry Becker
C. T. Smith
Leal
Emma Christenson
Riverside Hospital
Palmer Christenson
Lula Owens
Emma
Minnie Wallin
Carl 'Hanson
Sidney Gregerson
Eddie Aas
Alfred
Sigvart Bargesedt
Thoreson
Iismark
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Thompson Yards
R. C. Wolfe
N. Dak
Eastedge
E. T. Hurtt
Clarence McMillan
Adolph
Robert Christ
Paneesa
Uxbridgeigh
Purdy
Shevenne Valley
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