Brutal assault on farmer near Mondak reported
Alex Larson, a farmer six miles west of the city, was attacked Sunday afternoon by three men. He suffered severe injuries including a cut under the right eye, a split lip, loose and missing teeth, and a broken larynx side. Principal assailant named John Benner, a prize fighter, with two accomplices remained at large as authorities searched Sunday night.
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Alex Larson
Myklestad
Larson
Joto
John Benner
Mondak
Washburn North Carolina Delegation Seeks Reclamation Funds
A Washburn North Carolina delegation led by J. T. McCullock and others travels to Washington to secure funding from the reclamation fund for the Washburn Wilton irrigation project in McLean County. The plan would irrigate about 10,000 acres via a Missouri River pumping plant at an estimated cost of $20 to $30 per acre.
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Washington
Washburn
N. C
J. T. McCullock
Theodore J. Haugeberg
O. B. Wing
A. B. Hardaway
Reclamation Fund
McLean County
School lands sale raises funds for permanent fund
Bismarck N D April 11 sale of school lands here was very successful though less land sold than expected. Average price 13 dollars per acre with some parcels reaching 17 dollars. Receipts totaled nearly 100000 dollars for the permanent school fund.
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Bismarck
N. D
Salvation Army Self-Denial Week Set for April Dates
The Salvation Army announces its annual week of prayer and self denial from April 19 to 26, a custom observed worldwide. Last year the effort raised a substantial sum to support missionary spiritual and social work.
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Salvation Army
Army Missionary Fund Appeals For Self Denial Contributions
The Army will adopt self sacrificing measures to raise money for the Army Missionary fund. Every member and friends are asked to abstain from luxury foods and unnecessary clothing as officers deny themselves absolutes to contribute to the common fund. Your contribution, however small, will be gratefully received by local workers.
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Friends of the Movement
Army
Transient merchant fined in state license case
C B Catlin who sold bankrupt Globe store stock for the Minneapolis Wrecking Co was arrested Monday night on a transient merchant charge. A 1907 law requires a $75 state license and up to $25 daily city fines, with a $500 bond if the daily fine is unpaid. In justice court Judge Mitchell found Catlin guilty and fined $25 plus costs totaling $76. he gave notice of appeal.
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C. B. Catlin
Globe
Minneapolis
Justice Court
Mitchell
Catlin
George Gilmores
T. 8S
Beck
Dam Break Releases Massive Water From Huser Lake
The Huser Lake Dam, twenty miles north of Helena, broke Tuesday afternoon releasing a 70 foot high wall of water that swept 22 miles along the Missouri River. About 300 feet of dam wall failed with canyon communities warned moments before flood. the torrent reached Great Falls and is expected to raise the river level elsewhere, harming the region below.
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Huser Lake
Helena
Missouri
Great Falls
Congregational Brotherhood Formed In Local Church
In cooperation with the National movement of the Congregational church a Brotherhood organization began last Sunday with many men present and engaged. A meeting is set for Sunday April 26 at 4 PM at the church to finalize its permanent form. Membership is open to all interested in mutual brotherhood and personal enjoyment and improvement.
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National Movement
the Congregational Church
Brotherhood of Man
Easter Services at Congregational Church April 19
At the Congregational church the Easter service will begin Sunday April 19 at 10 am. Many of Williston's best musicians will join the exercises at 11 o'clock. Come early and see the program you will enjoy.
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Williston
Calderwood Seeks Site for New Sugar Factory near Sugar City
R. M. Calderwood traveled to Harlem today to join the selection process for the best sugar factory site to be built near the newly named Sugar City in Montana. W. B. Overson will also attend the meeting.
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R. M. Calderwood
Harlem
Sugar City
Mont
W. B. Overson
Death penalty return in State v Noah in Minot
In Minot North Dakota on a Saturday afternoon the jury in the case State versus R S Noah found him guilty and recommended the death penalty. Noah showed no emotion during verdict while four guards were assigned to his custody and his wife Mrs Noah wept openly.
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Minot
N. D
State
R. S. Noah
Noah
Bismarck
Attempted arson at Edmore store ends in near miss
Edmore North Dakota on April 11 a rear door break in failed incendio attempt at R. M. Spence's wareroom. A waste paper fire charred the floor while a frozen water barrel and a kerosene tank were misused. RE Hancock smelled smoke and found the blaze by the east wall near the oil tank, averting total destruction.
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Edmore
N. D
R. M. Spence
RE. D. Hancock
Horses Burned at Rugby Fire Destroys Barns
In Rugby North Dakota April 11 a blaze swept the North Dakota Land and Grain Co barns killing 33 horses and 2 cows. Forty two harnesses 1000 bushels of oats ten binders and other machinery burned. Loss set at 20000 with only 4000 insured. Tenant J P George owned thirteen animals and had no insurance. The barn was fully engulfed when discovered.
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Rugby
N. D
North Dakota Land and Grain Co
J. P. George
George
Doctor Dochterman Visits Squires On Saturday
Dr Dochterman made a professional trip to Squires on Saturday.
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Dr. Dochterman
Squires
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Washburn and
Wilton
Congregational Brotherhood
Merderer
Gus Johnson
Kenmare
Bruegger Mercantile CO
LION
Smith
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