Children and aunt killed at Sanborn crossing
A buggy driven by Miss Florence Noecker of Sanborn along with her niece Fern Anderson and Rose Luessen of Valley City was struck at a low crossing west of Sanborn by a Northern Pacific passenger train. The two girls and their aunt were killed. The crash calmed only after the train halted, with clothing and small items scattered near the crossing.
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Uttle Birla
Northern Pacific
Misa Florence/ Noecker
Sanborn
Fern Anderson
Wimbeldon
Rose Luessen
Valley City
Miss Noecker
Neice
Limte
H. E. Boone
Mins Noecker
Masonic Grand Lodge
Sosaie
Bismarck
Wimbledon
Lttle
Congregational Church
C. W. C. Lyon
Two Children Killed By Rattlesnake
Beach North Dakota June 25 Two youngsters of Dave Grant aged 5 and 7 were killed by a huge rattlesnake hidden in bed clothing at the family home 14 miles from Beach. The snake struck as the clothes were aired and the mother found both children dead next morning.
Secretary Zetterberg Solving Help Problem for Farmers
Secretary Otto Zetterberg has located many young married couples seeking farm work with housing. He believes hiring married men with separate houses ensures steady dependable help. Interested farmers should contact Mr Zetterberg promptly to place suitable applicants.
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Zetterberg
Otto Vetterberg
Zatter ‘Berg
Landscape Artist Builds Rustic Bird Fountain at Mother's Home
Tom Smith, a landscape artist, completes a hand crafted rustic bird fountain in the yard of his mother Mrs. Cummings. The base blends cobblestone colors with a water ball feature, a striking piece of workmanship. A quiet wedding followed at Mrs. Minnie Whittling's home as Sarah Ernie married Joe Winters, with Rev. Lucker officiating. The groom, said to be in Spring Valley Montana automobile business, will make their future home there. Wimbledon News extends best wishes for happiness and prosperity.
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Tom Smith
Minnie Whittling
Sarah Ernie
Joe Winters
Lucker
Courtenay
Spring Valley
Montana
Wimbledon News
Rifle Shown Before Anderson Jury at Calgary Case
Washburn June 20 court session displays Winchester rifle shells and cleaning gear from Anderson den. Witnesses describe Anderson's nervous demeanor after Funk’s death. Bullet jacket matches caliber. nine shells found in magazine. Large crowd watches as evidence is examined. defense to follow with potential Anderson testimony. Pelkey acquitted at Calgary in McCarty case, rumors say.
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Washburn
Winchester Special Life
Anderson
Funk
Jon Anderson
Gals
Frank Thompson
Jamestown Beats Valley City In Eight to Four Victory
Jamestown defeated Valley City 8 to 4 before a large Elks crowd in an uphill game. The win came in the sixth inning due to strong hitting by Jamestown. Next games scheduled with Webster, 8 D, a fast team, with Miller and IMeans as pitchers for Jamestown and Leaby and Holt for Valley City.
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Jamestown
Valley City
Elks
Webster
Miller
Imeans
Leaby
Holt
Rudolf Pharmacy Adds Modern Soda Fountain Feature
Rudolf Pharmacy installs a silver mounted marble soda fountain, described as modern and up to date, predicted to attract many customers. Management invites the public to visit once the fountain is in place around Monday and congratulates itself on expanding its business.
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Rudolf Pharmacy
Thenagement
Selr
Green Township Farmers Club Picnic Celebrates Community Spirit
The Green Township Farmers Club held a June picnic in Mortensen grove, postponed by rain from Tuesday. A city band played, speakers included Minnie J. Nielsen, A P Hollis, and Alex Kurr, and the Green team won 13 to 5 against Sheyenne. Morton Senate park to host future meetings. Chaffee store shifts to 6 pm hours in summer. Ninety seven girls enter butter sample contest for the State Fair.
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Farmers’ Club of
Green Townable
Mortensen Grove
Andrew Davidson
America
Minnie J. Nielson
A. P. Hollis
Alex Kurr
Gallipo
State Fair Board
G F Sets High Mark in Entertaining Editors
North Dakota editors gathered in Grand Forks for a State Editorial association meeting. Hosts N B Black and local women welcomed nearly two hundred editors with hospitality, tours, a banquet at University Commons, an armory dance, a park auto ride, luncheon at Lincoln Park, theater, and a loving cup presentation.
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Holmes
Stephen A. Douglas
North Dakota
Grand Forks
N. B. Black
Times-Herald
Commercial Club
Association
Jan Press
E. L. Clifford
Minenapolis Journal
P. R. Trubshaw
Bing
University
University Armory
Country Club
Lincoln Park
State Boys
Valley City votes July sixteenth for commission government
City council unanimous to hold an election on July 16 on adopting a commission form of government. Two registration days set for July 1 and 8. Polling places named in four wards. Debate touched on council motives and city finances.
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Election ON Commission
Coun ‘Els
Valley City
D. W. Clark
J. H
Thomson
C. J. Lee
O'Malley
Clark
Northwest Hotel
City Hall
Henry & Henry's Office
Court House
Lee
Aldrman
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State Fairgrounds
Buirds Beautiful Fountain
Pelkey
Pug
McCarty
Calgary
South Dakota
Green Township
C. C. Chaffee
Chaffee
G. F
Council
Barnum and Bailey Circus
Board of Managers
Winnipeg
Gulf
Clark and Crockard
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