Local News and Social Notes From Hankinson Area
Local items report J E Slattery improving and Mrs Laura Worden ill with erysipelas. Miss Effie McCumber improves but cannot yet teach. Crandall in Los Angeles plans two months away. Mrs Anna Rigg of Colfax died Sunday of consumption and burial Tuesday. Turners society held a card afternoon and social at their hall. Rev Gindlett returned to Hankinson after assisting Slaw in meetings. Ladies Society of Congregational church meets Wednesday at two with Mrs Diver. Mrs Jennie B Lord of Cando, president of the confederation of women's clubs, hosted a reception at Mrs Dr Lowles home. William Purdon of the National Bank entertained young people Tuesday night. Mr and Mrs M D Jorgensen left for Grand Forks Monday. Mrs Jorgensen is sister of Mrs Jos Voves. The couple were married here yesterday afternoon as posted at the WANTED notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rev
Gindlett
Hankinson
Pastor Slaw
Jennie B. Lord of
Cando
Confederat of Women’s Clubs
Lowles
William Purdon
National Bank
Purdon
M.D. Jorgensen
Grand Forks
Jorgensen
Jos. Voves
Sh 'Deaksiorn Sr
That Church Census Census Shows Attendants and Communicants
The census indicates 1167 regular attendants and 767 or more communicants with Rev. Mr. Shaw favoring the census. Various pastors will evaluate results and share the information with the church community. Mrs. Dr. Quick is visiting. Ferdinand Ovo ill with fever. Judge Orcutt handles land matters. Mrs. J. W. Fork Springs Valley helping with a golden wedding. Mr. Neistle retired from Vienna Bakery now led by Mr. Roth. Jacob Simmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Simmer, died at 28 from typhoid in the hospital, survived by a wife. Fire department active. Rev. Fath officiates. Auction sales listed. Dr. O'Brien married Miss Mary Wilczek at St. Gabriel’s. The Times extends congratulations to the doctor and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Simmer
John Simmer
de Tipeton
N. D
Mary Wilczek
Gsistant Draggist
St. Gabriow
Brecker E
O'Brien
the Times
Hamilton Sentenced for Manslaughter in First Degree
The Hamilton trial sparked outrage at Minneapolis papers for heroizing the murderer, but the jury returned a manslaughter in the first degree verdict. The sentence ranges from five to twenty years, reflecting strong public reaction across the Northwest.
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Hamilton
Minneapolis
Auction Sale Near Moreton In Garfeld Towns
An auction sale listed for Saturday March 2 at 1 o clock at a location three miles southwest of Moreton in Garfeld township. Described property includes 1 home, various weights and measures, horses up to 40 pounds, a McCormick mower, 12 foot mower, Havana press, high gang plows, doubleHarness, Express harrow, and other farming equipment. Papers indicate the sale is authorized and includes barkable items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paranetion
Moreton
Garfeld Towmslp
Merch
Perec
Deerieg
McCormick
Struck WA RAID Wife of a Kal3a8 Joint
A woman identified as the wife of a Kal3a8 Joint member was fatally hurt after an incident described as a raid in Washington. Investigators are examining a man named CMASHERS as a key figure. Further details on location and motive were not released.
Saloon Raids Leave Saloonkeeper Slain in Leavenworth
Reform era violence reports a mob of about forty masked men raided John Hulon Hudson's Milwood saloon near Leavenworth. Mrs. Hudson was shot and killed after warning to close the establishment. A raider was wounded. nearly one hundred shots fired. Four prisoners detained, including John and Henry Wittson, farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deen
Leavenworth
Kan
Hose Hudson
John Hulon
Milwood
Mrs. Hudson
William Webb
Nation in Jail After Peace Bond Refusal
Mrs Nation remains jailed in Topeka after rejecting a $2000 peace bond. The court ordered the bond to avoid disturbance, but she declined, saying she would stay jailed until her case ends. The incident occurred Sunday morning at the county jail following the peace warrant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retutea
Topeka
Nation
Moeset Gold Storage Company
Hove
Ttl
Tarno
Donia
War tax reduction bill faces doubtful enactment in Congress
Washington reports conflict between senate and house over a war tax relief bill. Opponents fear a strong House front against Senate reactions on tobacco tobacco interests brewers and cigars. Passage of any war tax legislation appears exceedingly doubtful amid tense negotiations and cautious congressmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Paine
Railroad Spotters and Silent Network Within the Industry
A long, tangled account describes a covert rail system of spotters and clerks who monitor movements across divisions. It portrays an extensive communications web, unseen by others, with agents ranging from freight brakemen to station agents. The piece hints at internal tensions, covert transfers, and potential strikes driven by a hidden leadership structure.
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Austen
Hmself
Enetire
Sao
Saa
Hines
Ni Lens
Fond Han
Senate probes Wood Bell brig plan as Grant’s heirs face limits
The piece outlines Senate scrutiny of Wood Bell’s scheme to promote a Grant era civil officer’s elevation, while critics argue against promotion over heads and warn of political maneuvering linked to subsidy bills and Cuba terms. It notes pro and anti stance within Washington’s committees and mentions large army and navy budgets amid the controversy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Cuba
United States
Washington
Congress
Myla
Senate
Neier
Alex McKenzie in Jail for Alaska mine theft scheme
The U S Circuit Court in San Francisco sentences Alex McKenzie and associates for high handed illegal acts begun in Nome Alaska. Judge Noyes led a gang that stole gold dust from mines and acted as receivers. Remarks praise the outraged Nome residents and condemn the gang’s conduct as unprecedented in American jurisprudence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex McKenzie
Huffer
Buffon
Noyes
Noka
McKe
U. S. Circuit Court of
Sa Francisco
McKenzie
Alask
Nome
Neme
McKenenid
Sind
Dakota
Willas
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Richland
Impros
Red River
Sitherteea
R. C. Wyvell
Masonic Temple
Wahpeton
Andras
J. E. Slattery
Laura Worden
Effie McCumber
Crandall
Los Angeles
California
Anna Rigg
Colfax
Wagner
of the Turners Society
Ladies Society of the Congregational Church
Mr. Shaw Favors
Dr. Quick
Steen
Ferdinand Ovo
West Suni City
Judge Orcutt
Swank's
de. R. B. Warre
Tenhouse
J. W
Fork Springs Valley
Neistle
Vienna
Duluth
Roth
Deere
Little Falls
Minnst
Uiteh
Naum Op
Pastoradios
Stutiveki
Toiv
Sithalie
Shinsai
Pak
Haat
Wasiton
Amierien
Synod
Aires
Ili Ameri Rava
Davies
Dearborn
LEM Auction
INE
Agiinet
Empress Frederick
Berlin
Tak
CIG
Kansis
Et al
Cub
Ihpbell
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