Owner of Buildings Should Heed the New Gambling Law
F L Watkins urges strict enforcement of the new gambling law across North Dakota. He argues that any hall or building housing gambling devices or games of chance where property or money is wagered falls under the act and may be shut down if allowed. He warns officials and organizers to stay compliant and avoid permitting gambling at fairs or carnivals.
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States
Persona
North Dakota Enforcement League
F. L. Watkins
Nelson Named Deputy Auditor in North Dakota
J. H. Nelson of Minot has been appointed deputy state auditor by State Auditor Jorgenson and will arrive August 1 to assume the post. Nelson previously served as deputy county auditor and is currently deputy county treasurer of Ward County. He plans to relocate his family to Bismarck promptly. The Grady house at A. G. Cox and A. A. Ramoth properties was sold to P. R. Trubshaw and Oscar Aldabl.
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Bismarck N. D
Juy
Jorgenson
J. H. Nelson
Minot
Nelson
Ward County
Bismark
Grady
A. A. Ramoth
P. R. Trubshaw
Oscar Aldabl
Restaurant Till Robbed in Sanborn and Local Accident
Last Sunday at a Sanborn restaurant Dick Rambow found the till robbed of about 15 dollars. George, a longtime town worker known as Blackie, was seen painting houses and later vanished with his belongings. Blackie was jailed then released as no evidence tied him to the theft. Tuesday Herman Martinson, while cultivating corn, was unseated when his team frightened the cultivator, bruising him but not breaking bones. he was taken to Valley City hospital and is resting.
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Herman Martinson
Martinson
Valley City
Dazey Commercial
Flames Envelop Rochester Girl. Eyota Boy Dies in Fall
Rochester Minn July 26 Arline Bay 12 daughter of A R Bay died from burns suffered Monday when her dress caught fire while she watched a blaze. Raymond Krenzke 8 son of Joseph Krenzke Eyota died today from a fractured skull after falling twenty five feet from a barn onto a concrete floor on his uncle’s Lewiston farm.
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Rochester
Burne
Eyota
Minn
Arline Bay
A. R. Bay
Raymond Krenzke
Joseph Krenzke
Young Krenzke
Lewiston
Clothing Man Under Arrest at Minot
Minot North Carolina July 26 David Cohn proprietor of the Cohn clothing store recently bankrupt was arrested on a warrant from E B Mc Cutcheon receiver for the store charged with obtaining goods by false pretenses. He was arraigned before Judge Lynch and a continuance was granted to allow witnesses from Chicago to arrive. Cohn was released on bond of 1500.
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Minot
N. C
David Cohn
Cohn Clothing
E. B. McCutcheon
C.editore
Lynch
Jin
Chicago
Cohn
Barnes County Boys Shine at State Fair Camp
Grand Forks July 24. Charles White Valley City Clifford Wilson Leal Allen Horton Oriska and Helmer Monson Kingal represent Barnes County at the Farm Boys Camp during the state fair under the Better Farming Association. The camp blends study with military discipline and recreation in eighteen tents. Livestock exhibits aid in breed study while four daily classes cover horses beef cattle alfalfa rotation crops bogs corn and silos. At week’s end boys will submit a written report.
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Grand Forks
N. C
Charles White
Valley City
Clifford Wilson
Leal
Allen Horton
Oriska
Helmer Monson
Kingal
Barnes County
Better Farming Association
North Dakota
Comrade Vallandigham Seeks Wheat Samples for Chattanooga
Commander Vallandigham via the Patriot appeals to farmers and others to send top quality wheat, oats and other grains to Valley City for bundles and pompoms to decorate the North Dakota delegation. The aim is to showcase North Dakota's crops to Southerners at the Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Local W R C and comrades will prepare the canes and pompons from the samples.
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Vallandigham
The
Patriot
Times-Record
Chattanooga
North Dakota
Barnes County
Tenn
Grand Army of the Republic
Gray's Extraordinary Harvest Sale At Gray's Store
The big Harvest Sale at Gray's Department Store attracts crowds as early shoppers cram in and clerks struggle to meet demand. Goods in all departments are offered at low prices to clear remnants from the past year, with the sale lasting seven days.
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Gray’s
Visi
P. D. Building May Be Started Earlier Than Announced
Secretary Zetterberg received a letter from Congressman Young suggesting the federal building in Valley City could begin sooner if plans are duplicated or a single plan serves several towns. The letter outlines speeding construction by increasing the supervising architect’s force and grouping buildings by district and appropriation, aiming for lower bids and reduced architect fees.
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P. D
Building duplicate urged at Commercial Club meeting
Mr Young asks if the club can secure a building duplicating others here and the matter will be discussed at the next club meeting. If Jila speeds up securing the badly needed building there would be no logical objection. Those who object should advise Secretary Otto Zetterberg, who will be guided by public sentiment in responding to the congressman's letter.
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Mr. Young
Commercial Club
Jila
Otto Zetterberg
Carnival Coming to Valley City on Special Train
The Great Patterson Shows, advertised to perform in Canada, will arrive in Valley City by a twenty two car special train Monday August 4. The carnival features sixteen attractions from animal circus to a Ferris wheel set up on city streets for residents to enjoy. In Minot North Dakota Thomas Allen accused of murdering Brownie Emery pleads insanity as his trial in Minot nears next Monday. Emery was shot from ambush near the teacher’s home as she warned him after being ejected for drunkenness.
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Canada
Regina
Valley City
Patterson Company
Carnival
Minot
N. D
Thomas Allen
Brownie Emeryery
Allen
Emery
Investigators Probing Death Of Mrs Neal Brownlee In Minot
Officials are examining the cause of Mrs Neal Brownlee’s death in Minot after an inquest ordered analysis of her stomach contents. Her husband woke at 1.30 am to find her in agony on the kitchen floor and she died within minutes. The body was sent to Brookville Pennsylvania for burial.
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Neal Brownlee
Minot
Overalls Cause of Man's Death at Lake Jarvis
In Rolla North Dakota Rosa Reisen age 24 drowned after swimming with overalls as a suit at Lake Jarvis eight miles west of St John. He dived from a boat and failed to surface, his body found four hours later. Arthur Dizon Reinew and two Dixon girls aided the search but the girls feared giving precise location.
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Rolla
N. D
Rosa Reisen
Iris Cousin
Lake Jarvis
St. John
Arthur Dizon
Reinew
Dixon
Mr. Dixon
Suffrage Workers Open Carrington Visit With Large Crowd
Carrington North Carolina July 26 The largest audience yet greeted Fargo suffrage workers arriving Wednesday afternoon The local Votes for Women club and many citizens welcomed campaigners with enthusiastic speeches by Miss Rankin Mrs BE M Darrow and Mrs C F Amidon The party reports a fine trip from Grand Forks stopping at towns along the route and adding names to the petition before leaving for Jamestown Valley City and Fargo with stops at Castleton and other small towns.
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Carrington
N. C
Fargo
City
Votes For Women Club
Miss Rankin
BE. M. Darrow
C. F. Amidon
Grand Forks
Nevils Lake
Devila Lake
Jamestown
Valley City
Caselton
Heavy Crop Outlook Across Barnes and Adjacent Counties
A reporter surveys Barnes and neighboring counties reporting light straw and strong yields. Litchville area shows bumper crops while Marion vicinity is light straw but heavy yields. north of Eckelson and near Sanborn also strong. Rogers and Dazey expect good fall crops though not as heavy as further south. Wimbledon Leal feature splendid grain fields with some poor pockets. Valley City area mirrors overall favorable outlook. Farmers anticipate higher real income due to lower harvesting costs and favorable prices, making Barnes a prime county for crop quality and output.
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Barnes
Litchville
Marion
Eckelson
Sanborn
Rogera
Dazey
Wimbledon
Leal
Valley City
Banner
Works Made Attack On the President
Washington D C July 25 Seni or Works attacking the tariff bill charged that the president had exceeded his constitutional authority in framing the bill and in using his powerful influence to have it passed in forma approved by him and known to have his approval He also assailed the democratic caucus which he declared forced a senator to forego his own conscientious convictions and judgment and vote with the party or come into his favor and be branded as an estate and betrayer of the party Works didn't doubt but that the president acted from the purest of motives Senate Weeks of Massachusetts in an effort to prove the tariff reductions by the new bill bear no relation to the actual conditions of competition read the senators an inventory of foreign food supplies and the furniture they are using about the senate chamber Weeks attacked the bill on the ground that it would not reduce the cost of living curb the power of the trusts nor stimulate healthy competition A reduction in prices herald would be followed by an equal reduction in the working men's incomes Judge J A Coffey is suffering with a slight attack of small pox but is able to be around the house but is not doing much court business It in the debt that he might have caught the disease from his children who have suffered with an attack of what was supposed to have been chicken pox Miss Belle Dudley of Grand Forku la spending several days here the guest of Miss Charlotte Stadtum
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Washington, D. C
Seniior Works
Works
Weeks
Massachusetts
Senate Chamber
Herald
J. A. Coffey
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Till Robbeg
Dick Ramnbow
American National Bank
Valley City, N. D
A. H. Gray
H. C. Myhro
James Grady
H.C. Aamoth
Congressman Young
Zetterberg
Young
Wold
Congress
Appropriations Committee
Swanson
Senate Public Buildings Committee
Sutherland
Clark
House Public Buildings Committee
Austin
Treasury
McAdoo
Capitol
House
Belle Dudley
Grand Forkula
Charlotte Stadtum
F. W. Heidel
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