Northwest Business Builders Club Renames to Dairy State Campaign
The Northwest Business Builders Club, meeting in the Rudolf Hotel, adopts the name The North Dakota Cow Club. President C K Batoholler of Fingal leads plans to promote dairy cattle nationwide, urging traveling salesmen to talk cows to customers and foster a dairy farming state. Officers include E Batchelier president, J H Shepard vice president, C F Leonard secretary, W F Stexe and J H Phelan directors.
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Northwest Business Builders Club
C. XK. Batoholler
Fingal
North Dakota Cow Club
Ani Unger
North Dakota
Rudolf Hotel
E. Batchelier
J. H. Shepard
Fargo A. C
C. F. Leonard
Ferko
W. F. Stexe
Medics
J. H. Phelan
Bowman
New Northern Pacific Schedule Takes Effect
The new Northern Pacific schedule takes effect today, changing local depot train times. Traveling Men's Association members will hold their semi monthly dancing party at the K Hall tomorrow evening.
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Northern Pacific
Traveling Men's Association
City of Sanborn to Have New Buildings
Plans move forward for a six thousand dollar town hall to rise this summer in Sanborn North Carolina alongside the thirty thousand dollar schoolhouse. The Masonic Fraternity has begun enlarging Shefried Hall into a new lodge with a rear extension and higher upper story, under the direction of Mars. EC Thompson and George J Tucker. Nearby D M Shannon will excavate a basement and lay stone for a residence east of the schoolhouse. H Ledebur will start a new Capital Hill home with excavation and a prime site advertised for builders.
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Sanborn
N.C
Diane
Completon
Old Town
Masonic Fraternity of
Shefried Hall
Mars. EC. Thompson
George 3. Tucker
Fiture
D. M. Shannon
Nm der Way
H. Ledebur
Capital
Hul
Runaway Boy Steals From Employer in Kelso Farm Case
A one year old boy runaway from Sault Ste. Marie Michigan was taken in by L. W. Stafford at Kelso after leaving home to avoid school. He stole two watches from his employer and is being held pending contact with relatives in Michigan.
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Hillsboro
N. D
Sault
Ste. Marie
Mich
L. W. Stafford
Kelso
Michigan
New Lodge Chartered in New Rockford ND
New Rockford North Dakota April 30 The Odd Fellows established a lodge here with Fargo Sheyenne and Carrington guiding the work and Fargo handling the team effort. Twenty new members were initiated along with many others joining under demits.
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New Rockford
N. D
Men of Marmarth To Drill for Oil
Marmarth North Dakota April 30 Marmarth to be center of the tri state fields as Pittsburg interests intensify inquiry. USGS maps suggest a large basin with Marmarth near its center ideal for a refinery and pipelines. A local company has options on 4000 acres aiming for 10000, with first well planned for June on the Allison ranch.
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Marmarth
N. D
Marmarth Ia
Pittsburg
United States
United States Geological Survey
North Dakota
Glendive
Baker, Mont
South Dakota
Focal
Barber
Allison
Pittsburgh
Johns
John D Gray Co Gives 1000 Trees To Barnes County Students
Local store promotes Arbor Day by distributing one thousand trees to Barnes County school children. Trees purchased from Northwest Nursery will be planted and cared for, with instructions provided. Distribution set for May 2 in front of the John D. Gray Co store. Miss Nellie W. Farnsworth returns to Valley City after weeks away.
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Childen
Barnes County
Valley City
John D. Gray Company
Northweat Nursery Company
Marriage of Bert Morris and Hazel Parks at Miles City
The Miles City Star reports the marriage of Bert G. Morris to Miss Hazel Parks at the bride’s home 518 Tatro street with Rev. C. E. Cunningham officiating. Attendants were only relatives. The couple will reside in Graham where the groom is a prosperous rancher. Hazel Parks is a Miles City native, daughter of Attorney Jerome Parks, with many well wishers.
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Miles City
Montana
Miss Parks
Bert G. Morris
Hazel Parks
Tatro Street
C. E. Cunningham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Graham
Mins Parks
Jerome Parks
City Sewer Case Argued Before Judge Coffey Today
LL. B. Ritchie represents the city and D. B. Ritchie will appear for those seeking a permanent injunction in the sewer cage case. They left for Jamestown to argue the matter before Judge Coffey. Lee Combs traveled on the morning train to attend the proceedings. A later wire from Jamestown said the hearing used about three hours and may extend two or three days.
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LL. B. Ritchie
Ritchie
Jamestown
Judge Coffey
Lee Combs
Combs & Ritchie
Two Families Drowned In Mississippi Flood Autopsy of Losses
Natchez April 30 two families with nine children were marooned on a house as the structure toppled and they perished in the floodwaters after calling for help. Levee gaps at St John’s widen flood territory and two Negroes were shot while attempting to cut the levee. A rumor says Bismarck may get another daily paper.
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Natchez
Miss
St. John's
North Dakota hail insurance law faces critique head on
Commissioner W C Taylor rebutts claims against the 13th assembly hail insurance bill. He notes no official Hartford notification but expects readjustment rather than exit. He defends the twenty four hour rule and clarifies state bail insurance fund handling and premiums. He flags no class legislation and says state insurance is increasingly demanded despite doubts.
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Taylor
North Dakota
Bismarck
United States Review
National Fire Insurance Co. of
Hartford
W. C. Taylor
National of Hartford
McBride
Thirteenth Legislative Assembly
National of
State Hall Insurance Department
State Hall Insurance Act
National
Masonic Day In Fargo In June
The Grand Mason ic home-coming and Shrine jubilee will be held in the Masonic temple in Fargo during the first week of June. The event expects hundreds from across the country to attend the degree ceremonies and accompanying festivities planned for the week. The homecoming aims to celebrate Masonic fellowship and honor past leaders.
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Fargo
Tne
Masonic Temple
Blue Lodge
Council
Commandery
Enoch Lodge of Perfection
Chapter of the
Rose Croix
Kodosh
Consiatory
Eastern Star
Shrine
Water damage hits John D. Gray Dept store in Fargo
Leaky water pipe on the second floor causes about 3000 dollars in losses at the John D. Gray building. Goods including silks and dry goods are soaked or ruined. a sale of damaged stock begins tomorrow to recoup costs. The piece also notes upcoming Masonic temple events and church services at Saint Catherine's with May devotions starting tomorrow night. The Northwest Nursery Company is shipping stock ordered during winter.
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John D. Gray
Wolng
Gray
Saint Catherine’s Church
Father Schimmel
Northwest Nursery Company
Bre
Children Lost In the Foothills
In St John New Mexico area a five year old boy son of C E B Bryant and a four year old girl friend disappeared while heading into Turtle mountains foothills. The search by men with lanterns covered the area until they found their way home near midnight. Mrs Bryant, an invalid, collapsed during the incident.
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St. John
N. PD
San
C. EB. Bryant
Gil
Turtle Mountains
Second Victim Will Recover From Auto Crash
Devils Lake North Dakota April 30 1930 Charter Rebillard injured in a Sunday auto accident was considered a second victim but will recover Three ribs are broken and a spinal injury was sustained The funeral of George Chambers a victim of the accident will be held Thursday at Church Ferry Burial will be here
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Devils Lake
Dogan
George Chambers
Churcin Ferry
Jamestown Officer Promoted Within National Guard
Jamestown, April 29. Captain Danny Wright of the Jamestown company of the national guard has been promoted to the office of major, succeeding Thomas Taralabn who moves to lieutenant colonel. Major Wright also serves as sheriff of Stutsman County. Enlisted February 23, 1898, he served as a private in the Philippine Islands, promoted to corporal, then to first lieutenant on May 17, 1904, and captain on January 31, 1906.
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Jamestown
Danny Wright
Spokane Closeship Clean-Up Campaign Ends in City Wide Sweep
Spokane, Washington reports the Spokane Spick and Span cleanup led by the Ad Club removed 3,650 wagon loads of refuse from back yards and alleys last week. City officials and volunteers organized by blocks and school children aided, using teams and wheelbarrows to haul waste away. Dr. J B Anderson calls it the most monumental cleanup ever conducted in Spokane and predicts fewer files in the future.
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Spokane
Wash
Ad Club
City Beautiful
J. B. Anderson
Seriously Injured In Runaway Near Farm Area
Andrew Lee, living seventeen miles south of town, suffered a serious accident when his team hitched to a hay rack ran away and overturned the rig. He had a leg broken in three places and was rushed to Plutou Hospital where reports say he is getting along nicely.
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Andrew Lee
Here
Plutou
Wheat Making Its Appearance In Valley City Area
Farmers report wheat pushing through ground amid a promising outlook with moisture forecasts and upcoming rains seen as fueling a strong crop season. Brick and Tile Plant work advances, nearing sale of locally produced bricks in Valley City. Mrs. W. T. Cranwell returns from St Paul opera trip and Wisconsin visits.
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W. T. Cranwell
St. Paul
Motorcycle Severs Childs Toes In Grand Forks
Madonna Barney a 10 year old girl was struck by a motorcycle while crossing a street. The bike hit her and her feet were caught in the wheel and spokes severing two toes. She was taken to a hospital and is expected to recover. Parents reside in East Grand Forks.
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Grand Forks
N. D
Madonna Barney
East Grand Forks
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State Dairy Association
Worth Dakota Cow Club
Acorres
B.D. Weat
Theseeereene
City of Sanborn
Mrs. Chas
Hills
Orio
Nellie W. Farnsworth
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Coffey
John D. Gray Dept
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