George Stetz First Victim Of Trunk Sewer
George Stetz, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Stetz of 711 Normal Avenue, died after being buried by dirt in a trunk sewer near Main Street west of the river at about 10:15 AM. Workers uncovered the body at 11:00 AM in an upright position, suggesting he ran the wrong way as the trench collapsed. The accident's cause remains unassigned as his grieving parents received notice and the father, in frail health, was taken home.
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Prom
George Stetz
Normal Avenue
San Francisco
Market
Bell Telephone
North Dakota
Grand Forks
County Notes Describe Rain Benefit and Local Socials
The county reports welcome rain saving raps and hint at a fair crop if weather stays favorable. West Prairie hosted a Sunday concert at Mr. and Mrs. Nordgaard with attendees from Valley City Hastings and Kathryn.
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West Prairie
C. Nordgaard
Us Valley
City
Hastings
Kathryn
C Nordgaard
West Prairie Concert Co
O. B. Skennard
Minneapolis
St. Paul
C. Johnson
Olaf Hagen
Ellef Falstad
H. Kularnd
James Thoreson
Selbo’s
Skennard’s
Mrs. Erickson
Valley City
C. Hamstad
Meadow Creek Farm
Ole Skrettingland
Nordgaard
Valley
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Arthur Skonnard
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