Threshing About Completed in the Sheyenne Valley
The threshing season nears completion as local families report hauling wheat barley and flax to Kathryn and surrounding areas. Farmers including Jens Henrikson Oscar E Aas and Fritz Olstad appear in multiple visits while the Sheyenne Valley Ladies Aid met at Henry Nelsons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheyenne Valley
G. O. Aas
Kathryn
Martin Olstad
John F. Henrikson
Elias Pederson
Fritz Olstad
Helena Brakke
Johanna Henrikson
Nina
Jens Rensby
Fingal
Casper Haakenson
Magnus Monson
Jens Henrikson
Ole P. Hjelde
Oscar E. Aas
Henrikson
Alenry Olson
Maggie Olstad
Christine Olson
Peter Gregerson
Peter A. Anderson
Helge Olson
Alfred Anderson
Nina Henrikson
Manchus Monson
Ole Stevens
Gungal Monson
Wm. Larsman
Paul Fjeldstad
Carl Henrikson
Mada
John C. Bjerke
E. M. Larson
Oscar F. Aas
Hans Hanson
Nelson Bridge
Oscar I. Aus
Anton Opprud
Carl
John F Henrikson
Valley City
Martin Thoréson
Joseph
Oscar Aas
Sidney Gregerson
Bordulac man Charged in Shaw Store Break In
Bordulac North Dakota October 28 W Anderson an employee for a year was arrested on a charge of breaking into the Shaw store He was found in the shop by hunters early morning with about 90 dollars worth of clothing on his person and in a suitcase He planned to leave for Minneapolis where his wife and child live Anderson says he was drunk and acted on the spur of the moment in selecting goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bordulac
N. D
W. Anderson
Shaw
Minneapolis
Anderson
Exposure of Babe Caused its Death
Mandan North Dakota October 28 The infant son of Mr and Mrs Henry Crosgebauer died from exposure during a disturbance at their residence weeks ago caused by an inflated bull owned by the state reform school The excitement led to the baby being exposed catching cold and developing pneumonia The Crosgebauers may sue for damages over the bull involved in the incident and the death of the child
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
N. D
Henry Crosgebauer
State Reform School
Busy weekend visits and local activity in Valley City
Finley resident Mr Knute Furos guests C A Olson of Valley City Furniture Co. in town. Carrington men Frank Chaffee and W E Hoopes pass through on way to Mandan for business, planning drives in slope country. Big Haggerty digging machine nears Normal grounds as sewer work advances before frost. Local social notes mention Miss Norton’s ill relative, Miss Dorothy Hyde’s fourth birthday, and various trips to Fargo, Wahpeton, and Grand Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knute Furos
Finley
C. A. Olson
Valley City Furniture Co
Frank Chaffee
W. E. Hoopes
Carrington
Mandan
Harry Tucker
Courtenay
Jamestown
N. P
E. Hickman
Fargo
Wahpeton
M. A. Tenny
A. R. Miller
Devils Lake
A. L. Tenny
Fred Klink
Carey
Platou
J. Olson
E. C, Cooper
Fargo Land Office
Horses Again in Hanress
Horse lovers note a revival of horse use across major cities. Chicago reports 72,938 horses, nearly steady with last year. Boston shows a ten year drop of only 50. Minneapolis up 158. St. Louis up 730. Despite motor vehicles, city driving horses persist and draft horses remain in greater use than ever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Noble
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Boston
Minneapolis
St. Louis
World Wide Protest Against Kiev Trial Spurs Esperanto Action
A world wide protest against the Kiev ritual murder trial is launched through Esperanto. Originating in Bohemia with 136 lawyers and public officials backing a resolution, a translated copy is sent to Esperanto councils worldwide. Local Esperantists have petitioned Senator Root to present the protest to the senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Kiev
Bohema
Council of Esperantist
Root
Senate
Terrorized man from Lignite arrested on concealed weapon charge
H M Tvelt, known for terrorizing the Lignite community, was seized at Columbus on a concealed weapons charge after an automatic revolver was found. He had previously been acquitted of burglary last spring and has since sought vengeance on locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lignite
N. D
H. M. Tvelt
Columbus
Judge Reverses Fis Decision In Kentucky Cow Case
A Kentucky blacksmith elected Justice of the Peace presides over his first case a dispute over cow ownership. Both lawyers are young and ambitious. The plaintiff’s attorney speaks long. the judge declares the plaintiff wins. The opposing lawyer argues. the judge allows more talk. The second speaker delivers a grand oration about symbols, yet the judge still rules for the plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentucky
Minot Bank Taken Over by New Local Bankers
Minot North Dakota October 28 Two influential local bankers have taken the stock of the Savinga Deposit bank from Grant Youmans the manager of the closed institution They plan to replace with cash the farm loans objected to by the state bank examiner If this is done the bank may reopen soon under new management The matter will go before the state banking board for approval before reopening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
Savinga Deposit Bank
Grant Youmans
State Banking Board
Minot Hosts to Librarians This Week in North Dakota
Minot, N D Oct 27 Minot hosts the North Dakota Library association on Friday and Saturday with planned dinners an automobile tour and a luncheon. Opening session Friday at 9 30 features R A Nestos with speakers including E J Taylor W L Stockwell G B Hanna and A C Crane. Saturday business meeting at 9 leads to addresses by Sumner Hult and Batt as a large statewide turnout is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
N. D
North Dakota Library Association
R. A. Nestos
E. J. Taylor
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
A. C. Crane
The
Minor Normal
W. L. Stockwell
Fargo
L. B. Hanna
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Adler’s
Collegian
Coats
Valley City, N. D
Arrow
Monarch
J. B. Stetson
McKibbin and
Gimbel
Nellie Farnsworth
Fanny Amidon
Miss Farnsworth
Miss Amidon
Stutsman County
Charles F. Littrel
Austin
Nevada
Elmer W. Boyd
McHenry Country
Kenneth Leid
Darey
C. C. Curtis
Lagrippe
Burns
A. Bruce Cox
Valley City Gas Co
M. Roth
Morrow
Casselton
Herman Stern
Rev. Lyon
Mr. Lyon
Ethel Smiley
Bismarck
General Movement
N.D
Minot Bank
Magic City
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