Murder Suspect Culbertron Bound Over In North Dakota
Cleve M. Culbertron charged with the murder of Mrs. E. T. Dillon and Lela Dillon and with shooting EB. T. Dillon was bound over to the district court without bail. A dying declaration identified Culbertson as the shooter. Neighbors and a Ray hotel clerk placed him at the scene and in town. He admitted horse stealing and other thefts. Telegraphed aid was offered from Dorchester, Nebraska. The bodies remain at the family home. funeral likely tomorrow.
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Dillon
Culbertson
Daugster
Dillons
Dillon Place
Ray
Culberson
Williston
Montana
Dorchester
Neb
Duberson
Mrs. Eaton Denies Murder Charge in Court
Plymouth, Mays Oct 27 Mrs Jennie May Eaton widow of Rear Admiral Joseph Eaton testifies she never gave poison to her husband and rejects allegations of administering any white arsenic or other poison She calls the accusation absurd The article also notes heavy rain at the Litchville agricultural fair today.
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Plymouth
Mays
Jennie May Eaton
Joseph Eaton
Program of State Educational Ass'n in Fargo Nov 5 7
State Educational Association to hold annual meeting in Fargo November 5 7 with sessions at Masonic Temple and Commercial Club Rooms. Supt Edwards and Prof King from Jamestown featured. notes on rural and industrial education. speeches by Simeon Fess Joseph Kennedy and Henry Pattengill. Also reports of committees and officer announcements. Thor Ferigan to travel to Christiana Norway for 2 3 months. D T Dillon survives shooting by former husband. wife and daughter killed.
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North Dakota Educational Association
Fargo
Jare
Supt. Edwards
Jamestown
K. K. King
Jamestown High School
General Association
Masonic Temple
H. F
Emery
City Commissions of
E. J. Taylor
Blamarck
J. Nelson Kelly
Association
Simeon D
Fess
Yellow Spring
Ohio
Abraham Macotn
Yellow Springs
Hearts of Health
Henry R. Pattengill
Lansing
Mich
Commercial Club
Fire destroys Pioneer block in Larimore, N D
In Larimore North Dakota on October 27 a fire wiped out the Pioneer block a frame building housing a barber shop wallpaper and paint store grocery and other concerns The loss on the building was about 1500 fully insured G W Moore lost several hundred Edward Hall about 1000 and J LaBine about 500 The origin of the fire was said to be spontaneous rambustle.
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Larimore, N. D
Richter & Arnold
Pioneer
G. W. Moore
Edward Hall
J. LaBine
Man Crushed to Death by Carl in Granville
Granville North Dakota October 27 George Howe twenty one year old switchman for the Great Northern railway was killed at the station while coupling cars. He was crushed between a tank car and the depot platform and his body was mangled. His remains were sent to Devils Lake where his parents reside.
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Granville
N. D
George Howe
Great Northern Railroad
Devils Lake
Mill Installing Better Fire Protection at Russell Miller Mill
The Russell Miller Milling Co. is erecting a large steel elevated tank at the engine house corner and installing a complete sprinkling system throughout the mill. Pipes with automatic heat-triggered valves will spray water in any room as flames rise, claim shows no prior fatalities with this system and fires are checked before spreading. Foundation work on the tank has begun and will finish soon.
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Big Russell Miller Milling Co
Rudolf Pharmacy Hallowe en Window Display Draws Attention
Rudolf Pharmacy showcases a seasonal window display featuring a Jack O Lantern with yellow and green decorations to promote seasonal goods. The up to date drug store advertises through frequent attractive displays and newspaper ads, attracting a growing patronage.
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Rudolf Pharmacy
Minot banks plan reorganization after closure
Minot banking men reportedly arranged a plan to reorganize the Savings Deposit Bank closed by State Bank Examiner Severtson. Depositors may receive full accounts. Bank manager G E Youmans, largest stockholder, claims the bank is solvent and faults the examiner. The dispute centers on the value of older farm loans Youmans says are gilt edged.
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Minot
N. D
Minot Banking Association
Savings Deposit Bank
Severtson
Youmans
Gray's Market Show Unique Window Display
A striking window at Gray's Meat Market features a lifelike scene with a table set in snow white linen and a doll lady in black enjoying breakfast, drawing many onlookers. The piece highlights the market's growing popularity and artistic touch in its preparations for customers. Also noted is Adele Thompson's marriage at her Devils Lake home last Saturday with details to come, and H A Hilborn of Barnes County who will return to Lincoln after several weeks overseeing business interests.
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Gray's
Adele Thompson
Devils Lake
H. A. Hilborn
Barnes County
Lincoln
Nebraska
Valley City Appoints State Juvenile Officers
The latest state legislature law allows each district Judge to name juvenile officers. Judge Coffey appointed Rev W C Lyons Rev C Vermillin Mrs L B McMullen of Valley City and Miss Toppings of Furgong to investigate child abuse cases and make arrests if needed. They work without salary or compensation. The appointments aim to advance children welfare quietly and effectively.
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Judge Coffey
W. C. Lyons
C. . Vermillin
L. B. McMullen
Valley City
Miss Toppings
Furgong
Coffey
Upcoming Concerts and Events Schedule for Oxford Area
The Oxford Company performs November 4 followed by Montagille Flowers November 10 and Boston Musical Go November 26. Zoellner Instrumental Quartet also November 26. Goy B. W. Hoek appears December 10, Edward Clark sings December 15, Kellogg Haines Singing Party and Katharine Ridgeway February 18. The Burnham Pianist performs February, Mme Hortense raulen in March, Glenn Frank March 13, Sarsh Mildren Willmer March 9.
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The
Oxford Company
Montagille Flowers
Boston Musical Go
Zoellner Insrnmental Quartet
Goy
B. W. Hoek
Edward Clark
Kellogg Haines Singing Party
Mme
Hortense Raulen
Soprang
Glenn Frank
Sarsh Mildren Willmer
Miss Nielson Endorsed at Valley City Federation Meeting
Large turnout at the Commercial Club rooms for the State Federation meeting in Fargo. Miss Minnie Nicolson presided as delegates praised Miss Nielson and Mrs Pennybacker while reports highlighted federation work, club success, and resolutions urging censorship of moving pictures and stronger child labor laws.
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Valley City Banner Club
Federation
Miss Amidon
Ceres Hall
Minnie Nielson
Frank White
Hardin Uncas
Cowen
Marauile
Mise Nielson
Valley City
Fargo
H. A. Presler
North Dakota
Dunseith
Mitnie Nicolson
Pennybacker
General Federation
North Dakota Federation of Women's Clubs
Thei
Fargo N.D
Minnesota
Eye
North Dakota Man Prefers ND Over Canada for Living
Gran Forks North Dakota Oct 25 Maurice Letson a 1912 university graduate who has been with International Harvester in Winnipeg for a year returns to stay in the United States He resigns from Winnipeg and will locate in North Dakota He predicts Canada faces a harsh winter with high shipping costs and a forthcoming business slump leading to failures while North Dakota offers sufficient opportunities He believes many will return from Canada to their former homes and that North Dakota remains a desirable place to reside
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Grand Forks
N. 1
North Dakota
Maurice Letson
The
University
Winnipeg
International Harvester Company
Lennon
Canada
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Barnes
James Grady
Name Bank
A. Thorkeléon
Manon
Elite
Aamoth
Program of State Educational Ass’n
Joseph Kennedy
Scnants
Henry R. Pattensill
Michigan
Thor Ferigan
John D. Gray Department Store
Christiana
Norway
D. T. Dillion
Ray “Py
Carl
Hallowe
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Tima
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Action OF Fargo Meeting
Minot Bank
Gray’s Market
Katharine Ridgeway
the Burnham
Miss Nielson
International Harvester CO
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