Eight Missionaries From N D Captured By Chinese Brigands
Wahpeton N D Oct 1 eight Lutheran Brethren missionaries, Wahpeton college graduates, are held prisoners by Chinese brigands at Taaoyang, China. Reports say the number may rise to ten with three recent escapees wounded in a mountain camp. The group includes Rev and Mrs Holm, Rev and Mrs Faulke, Rev and Mrs Awndahl, Rev and Mrs Wordall, Miss Ida Sather, and Mrs Reinholt Kilen, who warned of grave danger before sailing.
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Wahpeton
N. D
Lutheran Brethren
Wahpeton Lutheran College
Taaoyang
China
George Holm
H. Faulke
E. Awndahl
Tsaoyang
Rev. L. Lillehel
Tanoyangi
Lillehet
Tsaoyang Mission
Holm
Worduh
Miss Sather
Tsao
North Dakotans Buy More Stock
Rapid progress is being made toward introducing the cattle industry in North Dakota as large numbers of cattle are shipped from drouth stricken states. In Lanaford area about 200 high grade cattle will be purchased by farmers through James Wied of the North Dakota Better Farming association, who is the district expert. Banks financing the sale of four carloads of cattle in Pingree and Kensal districts, with notes taken when cash is unavailable. A shipment of ninety five calves eighty nine heifers and a Aberdeen Angus bull arrived in Williston, the second such this month. A breeding circuit will be organized. J W Haw and H P Poe along with P J Antony and Robert Hall expanded holdings. Williston deal: Donahue and Carney bought a herd of 133 cows and young stock for 9035 dollars. average about 65 dollars per head with calves included.
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North Dakota
Drouth
Lanaford
James Wied
Williston
Pingree
Kensal
Cavalier County
J. W. Haw
Better Farming Association
H. P. Poe
P. J. Antony
Robert Hall
Minnesota
Donahue & Carney
Howitt
Charles Holtt
Larson Drives Through Barnes County on Prosperous Trip
Larson arrived yesterday on the road from Daly and carried a small iron object attached to a leather strap. He reports Barnes County farmers feel fine about the crops and the general prosperity, and he has extended his subscription to the Daily Times-Record for two more years while planning a winter journey toward the North Pole, a route Dr. Cook claimed to have traversed.
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Larson
Dally
Barnes County
Daily Times
North Pole
Cook
Upcoming Concerts and Events List
A catalog of performances with dates and artists including Hugo Kortschak The Prince of Tonight Oxford Company Montaville Flowers Boston Musical Co Zorliner Instrumental Quartet Cow B W Hock Edward Clark Kellogg Haines Katharine Ridgeway Hortense Paulaen Sarah Mildren Wilmer and others scheduled from October to March.
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Hugo Kortschak
the Prince of Tonight
The
Oxford Company
Montaville Flowers
Boston Musical Co
Zorliner Instrumental Quartet
Cow
B. W. Hock
Dee
Edward Clark
Kellogg Haines
Katharine Ridgeway
the Burnham, Placist
Alfalfa Picnic Showcases North Dakota Farm Prosperity
The Ryder News reports an Alfalfa Picnic held on B. J. Lyness’s farm near Fessenden in Ward County North Dakota. Lyness runs 1400 acres with blooded stock and a large alfalfa field undergoing a second rut. A 200 ton silo was built with another similar one planned. alfalfa is promoted as a highly paying crop with proper management.
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Grand Forks
Ward County
Ryder News
North Dakota
Mortgage Foreclosure Notice in Barnes County
Notice announces default on a mortgage for 8200 and impending sale of the East half of Section 33 143 North 60 West, at 1 pm on November 8 1913 in Valley City North Dakota to satisfy the debt plus foreclosure costs. Mortgagees Nicholas Ulrich and Chas E Ulrich Trustees advise Reeves Wardrope as attorney. Also brief community notices list lodge meeting and Salvation Army event.
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Charles O. Wheeler
Grace C. Wheeler
Cass
North Dakota
Nicholas Ulrich
Chas. E. Ulrich
Peoria
Illinois
Office of the Register of Deeds
Barnes County
Chas
B. Ulrich
Victor Wardrope
Ofice
Leeds
Benson County
Jews Welcome Rosh Hashanah Across Faithful World
The Jewish new year began at sunset Wednesday with observances planned globally. Reform congregations observe from Oct 1 sunset to Oct 2 sunset, while Orthodox communities extend the holiday to Oct 3 sunset. Services occurred in synagogues last night and today.
Farmers Tired of Being Preached At Says Commission
North Dakota farmers grow tired of sermons and seek practical gains from land. A state commission led by W. B. Tuttle W. A. Scott and J. B. Phelan urges extended agricultural education school programs extension farms and stronger ties with banks railroads and business centers to improve profitability and uplift in North Dakota.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota
Ashe
L. B. Hanna
Fon Bc
Washington, D.C
W. B. ‘Tuttle
W. A. Scott
J. B. Phelan
Better Farming Association
Pioneer Don Schweinler Dies in Tacoma Washington
Barnes County pioneer Don Schweinler, born February 18, 1845 in Prussia, died September 27 in Tacoma, Washington, after a brief illness. He came to America in 1865, moved to North Dakota in 1874, and helped settle the area around Valley City. He is survived by a wife, a son, a daughter, a sister in California, and brothers in Wisconsin and Germany. He was among the early builders of Barnes County, noted for cabinet making and frontier exploration with colleagues who helped shape the region.
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Barnes County
Don Schwebler
Tacoma
Washington
Schweinler
Prussia
America
North Dakota
California
Wisconsin
Germany
Frank Wright
George Worthingon
Col. L. D. Marsh
Robert Worthington
Milwaukee
Worthing On
Dakota Territory
Fargo
Sheyenne
Valley City
McFadgen
John Morrison
Pete Simson
Col.Marsh
George Worthington
Mr. Schweinler
State Normal School
Col. Marah
Mil
Waukee
Jaleo
Tim the
Cards At Dusk On A Deadly Pact
Arnold confronts Henderson and Ormaby in a high stakes card game with a planned killing. Miss Octavia arrives, revealing the setup and the missing jack of clubs as the decisive slips fall away, while a tense showdown looms over the doomed schemers.
Chapter XXII Under the Old Fleering
Stable boy guards Miss Octa v at the Inn as Arnold Ames explains a planned road journey. Miss Hollister trusts him while Pepperton and Octavia discuss the house and a hidden ghost trail. The architect reveals the old site’s influence on the new estate and the plan to test Arnold’s capacity.
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Miss Octav
Flor
Abe
Misa Hollister
Miss Hollister
Squire
Arnold
Arnold Ames
Tanebeon
Cecilia
Prescott
Sway
Mise
Octavia
Hopefeld
Hollister
Mr. Pepperton
Arvold
Mina Octavia
Pepperton
Miss Octavia
Ward
Alte
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Litchville
North
Drouth District
Hortense Paulaen
Fileno. Frank
Sarah Mildren Wilmer
Elie Lodge
L. G. Moultrie
Secy
Salvation Army
Inlebt
Herbig
Buffalo
Army Hall
Sheyenne River
Inj Alane
Seldara
Shevenne Valley
Cgunyal Monson
Kathryn
Max
Carl
John F. Henredson
Sidney Gregerson
Martin ‘Thoreson
Familly
Fritz Olitad
Alxe Hema Henrikeon
Mise Edna Rag
Jena Renaby
James G. Thoreson
Edna
Clara Ann
Christine Olson
Mionex‘Melma
Marie Henrikson
Il Martin Thoreson
M. Larson
Segvart Bergsedt
Olga Rensby
Inga Monj
Mada
Oppridwan
Fingal
Ole Stevens
Dena Rensby
Ole FP
Olstad
Engebret
Ann
Henry G. Aas
Kathryn Ant
Sheyenne Valley
Martin Opsahl
Plato's Hospital
Swedish Lutheran Church
J. G. Lilliedahl
11Th Ave
Meredith Nicholson
Simar
Porthos
Athos
Aramis
Henderson
D'Artagnan
Hesh
Shallenberger
Ormady
Ormaby
Theo
Kinaly
Mia Octavia
Miss Holleter
Ormesby
Cruxby
Gorse
Toloi
Stone
Hardy
Gant
Minn Hotlinter
Amen
Abengid
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