Local Wahpeton News Highlights Far and Near
A Wahpeton brief notes J E. Korf's business, real estate moves by Albert Weis, and district court actions. Reports include the 101 Wild West Show in town, farm loans, and upcoming sales like $1 corsets. Mentions visits from Nicholas Fox of Milwaukee, a surgeon sale at Mrs Dugar, and a man found dead by Red River shore after weeks in the water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dugar
Bismarck
Mikeche & Co
Kramer
the Lakes
Nicholas Fox
Milwaukee
M. Gugnbach
Fred Nelson
Minneapolis
Minnesota
G. Odekirk
Kent
Mr. Odekirk
Abercrombie Herald
Chas. Cooney
Mary Cooney
Caseelton
Mooreton Telephone Company
Court House
Albert Weis
Illinois
DeWitt
Wahpeton
C. A. Stenberg
Island Park
Stoneburg
Hart May Die After Prison Assault at State Reformatory
T E Lynch guard at St. Cloud state reformatory may die from injuries after prisoner Harry Brown attacked him with a lead filled gas pipe during an escape attempt. Brown, who had a short hand saw, failed to seize keys and hid until guards intervened. Lynch, a former Wahpeton resident, was hospitalized. Brown to face grand jury on assault with intent to kill. Also noted is the death of Mrs Anna Curmincex, 85, Bohemian settler with 13 children, funeral at Bohemian church and Calvary Cemetery burial. The Wahpeton Times editorially reflects on upcoming local entertainments and the county fair, urging community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foss M.E. Church
G. H. Douglass
6Th Street
Ned Lounsbury
Ned
West
South Second Street
Larsen
Dewitts
DeWitt
Twin-City Cement Company
Walcott
Wahpeton
Congregational Church
District I
Brigge
Blanchard
Hi Pondsmen
L. W. Carter
B. F. Lounsbury
Purcell and
Murphy
Wheaton
Forbes
Wolfe
T. E. Lynch
St. Cloud State Reformatory
Harry Brown
Brown
Lynch
Grand Jury
Austin
Tom Lynch
Thie City
St. Cloud
Anna Curmincex
Bohemia
Albert Formaneck
America
North Dakota
Albert
Bohemian Church
Calvary Cemetery
Drowning Death of Harry Stull Shocks Breckenridge
Harry Stull, call boy for the Great Northern trainmen at Breckenridge, drowned while swimming with three companions in the Otter Tail river near Seven th Street. His body was recovered Monday in three feet of water near Riverside cemetery. The funeral was held at the M E church with Rev. Chas B. Elliott officiating. He leaves a mother, three sisters and three brothers. The column also criticizes state prison policy as damaging families and branded money used for punishment as blood money.
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Harry Stull
Great Northern
Breckenridge
Harry
Otter Tail River
Seventh Street
Estes Undertaking
Rosa Stull
M. E
Chas. B. Elliott
The
Baptist Church
L. A
LO. O
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Times Office
News Publishing Co
Fargo
Swank’s
J. E. Korf
John Rischard
Albert Schriber
Sam Christenson
Battle Lake
Minn
Christenson
N. P
F. B. Schneller
Y. Aaron Bessie
Willis D
Wahpeton Itar
Wm. House
Wyndmere Pioneer
Our City
F. B Schneller
Frank Meyer
Mike Meyer
Dakota Ave
Blatz
J. G.sunderhoff
Iowa
Misouri
United States
Jalso
Joseph Simard
Fedalia
Valeria
St. Johns School
St. Johns Minneapolis
Grandma Forkner
Morris Minn
R. R.hauskine
Henry Myra
John Chezick
Anna Formaneck
Ed. McCann
Dillworth N.D
McCann
N. P. Railron
Dr. Shoop
C.D. Richards
Great Northern Railroad
Colfax
Robbins
Dow
Pain
Dan Lawrence
Red River
Mikeche & Benes
Rittenhouse
O. K
Tricultural College
N. D
C. D. Rittenhauge
E.R. Ladd
Tom Lynch Hart
Parker Carnival Company
God
Kindred Tribune
E. C. Estes, Wahpeton
Mankato, Minn
Mr. Hance
St. Cl
Mankato
Pker Amusement Company
Parker Amusement Company
H. Sherlock
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