Hunterssee Record Season Nears 360 Licenses Issued
County Auditor C W Nelson reports about 360 hunting licenses issued by Tuesday with more expected as the season nears. State game and fish officials anticipate a record total exceeding 32 000 licenses. The bird season opens September 16 with resident licenses at 1 50 and non resident at 25 00. North Dakota promotes fall hunting attracting many non residents including over 25 from Minneapolis. Federal migratory bird act protections apply to canvasback redhead and mallard, keeping them in season restrictions through spring. Wardens patrol for violations and last week one hunter near Bismarck paid 81 for shooting two ducks out of season and faces state charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Nelson
M. Hogue
North Dbekota
Federal Bureau of Biology
Hogue
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Canada
Bismarck
Radical organizer run out of town
L A Woodruff an I W W organizer was rounded up by James town police and given a choice to stand trial or leave the county. He chose to depart, carrying revolutionary literature a .45 pistol a mirror perfume and pencils. In court he defended his activity claiming money in his pocket excused vagrancy and cited Governor Frazier’s alleged right to organize in North Dakota. He warned the nonpartisans would align with them, and speculated farmers would have to raise their own labor if wage systems were abolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Woodruff
James+ town
North Dakota
Frazier
I. W.W
Peepachese League
Bismarck
N. D
Acta
Minnesota
North Dakota Bankers’ Association
J. A. McGovern
Minneapolis
McGovern
Drake
Des Lacs Western Oil Co reports progress and deep fossils
Johnson, secretary of the Des Lacs Western Oil Co with Minot headquarters, visits to consult stockholders and report strong company progress. Boring depths reveal vast gas pressure and a string of notable fossils including a 3,100 foot tooth and 3,180 foot shin bone. The site near Minot is linked to an ancient lake bed spanning southern North Dakota and western Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ah Minot Daily News
Des Lace Western Oil Co
Mipote
North Dakota
Minnesota
Minot
Miss Florence Busdicker Takes Teaching Post in Myford
Miss Florence Busdicker left Friday for North Dakota where she accepted a high school teaching post in Myford. The move marks her first assignment as a teacher in the Wolford high school environment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Busdicker
Be Pied
N. D
Myford
Wolford Highool
Miss Susan Kramer Visits Relatives in City
Miss Susan Kramer daughter of Mrs Angela Kramer arrived recently for a visit with relatives and friends in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Kramer
Angela Kramer
School Bells Call Students At Opening Of 1920 Term
At 9 o'clock today the el schools opened for the 1920 term with about nine hundred boys returning to classes. Enrollment expected to grow. new instructors fill vacancies. The new high school building is not yet ready. gymnasium and athletics to expand. Football captain George Wertin and players prepare for the season. basketball lineup changing with Busdicker and DeLancey leaving. Many village students apply to complete their studies. anticipated thirty six graduates this term.
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Sons
Janiy Tors
Art J. Fagen
Fagen
France
George Wertin
Wertin
Busdicker
DeLancey
State University
Clarence Lyon
Indiana
Valley
Hanna
Obituary: Hans Thompson Pioneer of Barnes County
Hans Thompson born June 19, 1851 in Norway died at Riverside hospital on Aug 30 after heart failure following appendicitis surgery. Funeral at Our Savior’s Lutheran in Valley City with Rev. V. F. Larson. burial Hillside. He homesteaded near Rogers, never married, survived by four sisters and a brother.
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Hans Thompson
Barnes County
Riverside Hospital
Darey and
Rogers
Valley City
Our Savior's Lutheran Church
V. F. Larson
Hillside
Norway
America
Ford
Minn
Ned
Highland Prairie Lutheran Church
L. P. Jensen
Thompson
N. D
Mads Mason
C. M. Christianson
Rashford
Nels Larson
Casey
John Esmond
Knute Thompson
Railroad fares spark North Dakota clash over rates
In Bismarck on September 2 the rail rate decision angered nonpartisan league leaders who say state law 1919 was ignored. The commission raised grain and freight rates while denying Pullman increases, provoking protests about discrimination against North Dakota farmers. Shippers warn hearings may not reverse the action already taken.
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Bismarck
N. D
Capitol
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullmans
League
Minnesota
Illinois
New York
North Dakota Commission
North Dakota
South Dakota
Commission
Milholland
Randahl
Railroad Commission
County Agents Hold Meetings Across North Dakota
Agricultural College reports three district conferences in Bismarck Minot and Fargo on extension work. Topics include horse sales sheep dairy cattle farm accounts wool pool and farm bureau, with 29 agents attending and talks by H B Fuller J W Haw H W Hooper W LaGrange W R Porter and Ed DeLancey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Haw
8. W. Hooper
Wm. LaGrange
Extension Division
W. R. Porter
The
Agricultural College
Ed. S. DeLancey
Valley City
Winter rye seed plots distribution and prison escape
North Dakota Agricultural College botany department offers about 40 bushels of winter rye for seed plots at 0 per bushel to North Dakota growers who agree to plant and keep the grain pure for sowing. Orders filled in 2 or 4 bushel lots, first come first served. Also, two state prison convicts escaped from Bismarck after a game in Hebron, suspected of stealing the Hebron chief of police's car, one a lifer for murder in 1916. Miss Monica Corcoran of Chaffey, N D, visiting city guest of Mrs Bernice Coyle.
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Department of Botany
North Dakota Agricultural College
North Dakota
H. L. Bolley
Botaniat
Agricultural College
Bismarck
Hebron
Montana Line
Wma
Monica Corcoran
Chaffey
N. D
City
Mia
Bernice Coyle
First North Dakota state exhibit planned for Mandan fair
The Missouri Slope Fair at Mandan September 14 15 and 16 will host the first real state exhibit of boys and girls club work in North Dakota with nearly $1 000 in premiums. Barnes county shows planned. livestock poultry crops and garden prizes listed. exhibits ship by Sept 18 with marked packages to O N Barton Mandan N D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mandan
C Ynés County Club
Mandan Fair
O. N. Barton
N. D
Valley City
Barnes County
Fargo
PIG SKIN PUSHERS IN FINE CONDITION
Captain George Wertin and others train for the high school football season opening with school. After a summer of work the team aims to be fit, with many veterans returning and new material promising a winning foundation. Art J. Fagin, a former fullback in France, coaches and is praised as a football man. Joe Cutting faces stiff competition for the champion maker title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Wertin
Art J. Fagin
France
Paris
Joe Cutting
Williston
Eyes of Youth at the Grand Theatre
The Eyes of Youth is showing at the Grand Theatre and is described as a fine picture. If you missed it last night, make sure to see it tonight.
Wheat exports surge in North America and Canada
This week Bradatreet reports North American exports at 14 220 000 bushels with wheat making up four. Since July first US shipments exceed 60 million bushels, nearing exportable sur plus as bread wheat tightens. Canadian northwest provinces expect 250 million bushels this year with 80 million needed for bread and seed and 170 million available for export. Argentine wheat acreage falls due to dry weather, reducing potential output from last season’s 190 million bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North America
Bradatreet
United States
Canadian Northwest
University of North Dakota Football Prospects 1920
The University of North Dakota football outlook shows a strong veteran core led by Captain John Hanson and a large group of returning players. Coach Davis expects Jud Mayer Carl Brugger and other state stars to compete for spots as September practice begins on September 14 with a season opener against Minnesota on October 2.
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University of North Dakota
John Hanson
Frank Duggan
Cameron McKay
Cassel
Dutch Houser
McLain Johnson
Frank Richards
Johnson
Robinson
Griffith
Jimmie Conmy
Davis
Jud Mayer
Grand Forks
Carl Brugger
Minnesota
New Corporations Formations in North Dakota
Articles filed with the secretary of state announce the North Dakota Casualty Association based in Fargo for assessment, accident and health insurance against disability. Smith and Rasmusen of Easby plan a 50000 stock grain elevator. Sundby Battery and Manufacturing of Enderlin files for a 50000 corporation. Marion Branch potato marketing at Kathr Barnes county lists incorporators Nelson Hanson McDowell Arnold Johnson.
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Bismarck
N. D
North Dakota Casualty Association
Fargo
E. Edwin Orwick
B. G. McDougall
Albert
Orwick
Fred Orwick
Paul L. Branding
Louis E. Greene
Smith and Rasmussen
Easby
Cavalier County
Sundby Battery and Manufacturing Company
Enderlin
Ransom County
J. C. Sundby
A. J
Mrs George M Younger Leaves for Jamestown DAR Meeting
Mrs George M Young departed last evening for Jamestown to attend a Daughters of the American Revolution meeting convening there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Young
Jamestown
Daughters of the American Revolutions Organization
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Hunterssee
Bank of Valley City
Joe Iverson
Ee P Bane
Nere
Mr. Iverson
Wilk
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