North Dakota A C Open for Fall Term On Monday Morning
North Dakota Agricultural College opens for the fall semester on Monday with a record-anticipated attendance. Registrars and faculty report all buildings repaired and ready for action. Graduates from last June secure wide appointments across state normal schools, high schools in several states, and new roles in agriculture and home economics.
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North Dakota Agricultural College
Parrit
Oice
North
Montana
Idaho
Washington
Beatrice Alm
Bryant
Vera Berner
Livingston
Mont
Mabel Cox
St. Maries
Ida
Mary Dople
Williston
Wallach Manikowske
Manikowske
Mooreton
N. D
M.N. Pope
Dickinson
John Wentz
State Normal School
Spear
Murdered Man Lived in South Lakota Mystery
Lakota officials probe claims Frank Fisher, murdered Monday by Fred Mitchell, was Tucson Ark. millionaire’s son. Hobos say Fisher lived in St. Joseph Missouri and Sioux City Iowa. Mitchell in Devils Lake hospital, says he has been in an insane asylum eight years and faces possible death.
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Lakota
N. D
Frank Fisher
Fred Mitchell
Tucson, Ark
Fisher
St. Joseph
Sioux City
Iowa
Devils Lake
Mitchell
Physicians
North Dakota railroad board plans hearings trip
Bemarek North Dakota Sept 18 The state railroad commissioners will depart early next week for an extended Milwaukee railroad tour to hear petitions and complaints on new elevator sites loading platforms and better service The regular quarterly session shifts from Sept 7 8 9 to Sept 30 Oct 1 2 in Grand Forks
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Bemarek
N. D
North Dakota Railroad
Milwaukee Railroad
Mott
South Dakota
McLaughlin
Grand Forks
Hunters Return With 25 Chickens and Ducks From Nome Trip
The Times-Record reports Alfred Aamoth of this city joined R. C. Miller and E. Myhre of Nome for a Sunday hunting trip. They brought home 25 chickens and ducks as trophies, noting the peaceful outing of a banker and a druggist without incident.
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Times-Record
Alfred Aamoth
R. C. Miller
E. Myhre
Nome
Elds
Henry Appoints Henry Simons Land Commissioner Deputy
Henry appoints Henry Simons of North Lemmon Adams County as deputy land commissioner. Simons, 35, Fargo College graduate, son of Rev H C Simmons, long associated with local farming and land business. Delegations of Adams and Hettinger counties recommended him. take office October 1. Shared approval from southwestern and statewide friends, per Bismarck Tribune.
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Henry
Henry L. Simmons
North Lemmon
Adams County
Simmons
H.C. Simmons
Fargo College
Adama
Adams
Hettinger
Bismarck Tribune
Hunting What F. F. C. Tenney Hunted Near Enderlin
F. F. C. Tenney of the Times-Record spent Sunday searching the vicinity of Enderlin for hunting indications and clues, while residents reported unusual wildlife activity in the region.
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F. F.C. Tenney
The
Times-Record Force
Enderlin
Harrowing China mission incident recalled by brother
Sam Aandahl in Litchville relays a letter from Rev Elliott Aandahl, missionary near Liang-yang China, describing a July 28 bandit raid on their mountain residence. The attackers struck Elliott with a rock and sword, injuring him while Mrs Sather, Anna, and Elliott hid. The bandits looted watches rings and money. nurses treated wounds and all missionaries relocated to town.
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Liang-yang
China
George
Aandahl
Sumer
Anna
Liangyang
Elliott
Mayor Gaynor Dies Aboard Baltic En Route to Europe
News from New York reports Mayor Gaynor of New York City died at 1:07 PM aboard the Baltic near the Irish coast while traveling with his son Rufus W. Gaynor. Cause listed as heart failure. Plans call for funeral at a date to be set by the board of cat mates. body may be moved to Lusitania or Cedric for return to New York. Gaynor, a reforming figure, had recently sought re election and renominated in a display of broad popular support. He had a long career as a judge and politician known for police reforms and anti Tammany actions.
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Gaynor
New York City
Baltle
Bis
Baltic
Irish
Lerngon
Europe
Robert Adamson
Adamson
Rufus W. Gaynor
Liverpool
Catmate
Cedric
Queenstown
Lusitania
Gaynot
City Hall Square
Tammany
Turse
William J. Gaynor
Judge Gaynor
Gaynor Rimzell
Charles F. Murphy
Candice
Jaynor
Hearst
Whitestown
N. Y
Boston
Brooklyn
Lao
Court of ‘Appeals
Wilson
Harvest Hand Killed by N P Frain Saturday
Susselton Sept 13 Pete Kashert a farm hand on the Dalrymple farm was struck by Northern Pacific train No 3 and killed instantly while walking to a nearby farm. He carried a rack on his back and was thrown against a box car. The coroner declined an inquest. Kashert left his job the prior evening and left his city to walk along the tracks. He had a Sweden based wife and several children. A 15 year old son recently arrived in the country and works at the Dalrymple farm. City fathers of Grand Forks boosted salaries along the line.
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Susselton
Pete Kaxhert
Dalrymple
Northern Pacific
Kashere
Sweden
Robber arrested after chase ends with Moorhead officer
John Burny is jailed in N D charged with four counts of armed robbery after a chase led Len Thompson a stockyard watchman to pursue a suspect toward the Northern State bridge. The man was captured by a Moorhead cop and handed to Fargo police. case set for November term. Also, Gus Kruger reports a strong apple crop from Fingal area with early variety fruit nine inches in circumference and thriving orchard practices.
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Handa
Watchman
Fare
N.D
John Burny
Len Thompson
Thompson
Moorhead
Fargo Police Department
Farma
Fingal
Gus Kruger
Governor Hanna Names Delegates to Prison Congress
Governor Hanna appointed five supreme judges Spalding Bruce Burke Fiske and Goss to the annual prison congress to be held in Indianapolis January 11 to 16. Also named were F S Talcott warden J W Brown superintendent of the reform school Mrs Elizabeth Preston Anderson Mrs Barbara Wylie Mrs Jean McNaughton Stevens and Mrs J E Stevens reflecting growing female interest in criminology.
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Hanna
Indianapolis
Get
Staten
Spalding, Bruce, Burke, Fiske
Goss
F. S. Talcott
Penitentiary
J. W. Brown
Reform School
Elizabeth Preston
Mrs Pankhurst to sail for New York on Oct 11
London reports militant leader Emmeline Pankhurst under a three year British sentence will sail from Le Havre to New York aboard La Provence on October 11. Miss Wickham of the Women's Social and Political Union announces the trip and advance agent duties. a late November return to London is planned.
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London
Emmeline Pankhurst
Iow
Harve
France
New York
la Provence
Miss Wickham
Women's Social and Poll Hcal Union
America
Cedric
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Buffalo
Boston
Providence
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington
England
Mra, O, H, P, Belmont
Downing Farm Barn Fire Causes $10000 Loss
During an electrical storm last week a wing of the Downing Farm barn south of Moor ton was struck and burned to the ground. Five horses a valuable jack and two mule colts were killed along with 90 tons of hay two wagons and other equipment. Total loss about $10 000 partly insured.
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Jankinson
N. D
Downing Farm
Mooreton
Death of Miss Alice Taylor at Minneapolis
Friends of Miss Alice Taylor longtime Valley City teacher were shocked by her death on Saturday in Minneapolis. She had resigned teaching due to a cancerous growth on her arm that worsened during spring and summer. She died while staying with her niece Mrs C A Sandyen in Minneapolis, joined by her brother W C Taylor state Insurance commissioner and sister Mrs LaRue of Devils Lake. Interment was in Lakewood cemetery.
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Alice Taylor
Valley City
Minneapolis
Taylor
Neice
C. A. Sandyen
W. C. Taylor
LaRue
Devils Lake
Lakewood Cemetery
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