North Dakota Notes Troubled by Flood and Farm News
A fragmented telegraphic roundup from North Dakota mentions W C T Organization in Perth, gopher hunts in Nelson county, a grand jury in Bottineau, and Linton to have an Episcopal church. It notes Wimbledon seeking a baseball tournament, flax crop efforts, numerous bridge repairs, and county fairs. Also cited are electric light plans, creamery prospects, a James River motor project, school consolidations rejected in Buffalo, and improvements to local opera houses, with crop prospects reported as strong state wide.
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Perth
Nelson County
Bottineau
Linton
Grandin
Granville
Pemma
Emmoys
Lidgerwood
Harvey
Landecelere
Pessenden
Oberon Creamery
James River
Berthold
Reynolds
State University
Buffalo
Ransom County
Jamestown
Methodists
Wimbledon
Oakes Creamery
Hebron
Wheatland
Carrington
Minot
Fessenden
Foster County
North Dakota Agricultural College
Carselman
Anamoose
Soo
Sawyer
DeLamere
Tower City
Crary
Emmona County
Northern Pacific
Casey Township
Morton County
Bentley
Bismarck
Lie Moore
Dudley
Goodrich
Casselton
Great Northern
James H. McDonald
Louis Lasson
Bismarck Board of Education
Jud LaMoure
State Senate
McHenry
Kensal
Mohall
Miners Walk Out At Sparta Malta Mines Over Wages
More than 200 workers at the Sparta and Malta mines in Sparta gathered and blocked the night shift refusing to let the other shift enter. They demand 75 to 2 a day, while the Sparta Mining company offers 1 a day. Sheriff Sargent monitors the situation and may deploy deputies if the situation escalates.
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Malta Frog - Roubte
Duluth
Sparta
Malta
Mesaba
Bargent
Sparta Mining Company
Sargent
Walter Hubbard Promoted Deputy Treasurer in Cebu Province
Walter Hubbard and his wife, who recently went to the Philippines to take government school positions, have been promoted to deputy treasurer of Cebu province. Hubbard, formerly a University of Minnesota student, held high rank there among students and faculty before departing for the Philippines.
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University Étu
Huron
Manila
Walter Hubbard
Philippines
Cebu
Hubbard
University of Minnesota
Farmers Seek Relief As Bankruptcy Filings Rise
Fergus Falls Minnesota July 2 Conrad Kahler a Gor man township farmer filed for bankruptcy in U S court listing 6397 93 liabilities and no assets Former threshing machine operator C W Kalbfleisch Crookston fireman assets 311 80 liabilities 2002 Paul Sellin Ortonville farmer assets 110 liabilities 1423
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Fergus Fan
Fire wipes out Conway business district in North Dakota
A July 2 blaze in Conway North Dakota destroyed the town's business area, including three general stores, a meat market, two hotels, a tailor shop, a dwelling, and a millinery shop. The hardware store owned by Rushiska and Van Drachek was the origin, with insured losses reported around 30 000 dollars and total damages estimated up to 70 000 dollars.
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Larimore
N. D
Conway
Here
Rushiska & van Drachek
Go Back to Africa to Take There Jones Lead Mines
A number of well known lead miners plan to return to South Africa where they held mining posts when war began. Mines closed as hostilities started and workers returned to Lead. One of the first to leave is James Rose who came to Lead twenty years ago. George B. Roberts new editor of the Register and Leader may be replaced as mint director by T Meservey of Fort Dodge, a prominent banker allied with Senator Dolliver and other politicians.
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Jones
South Africa
James Rose
Leed
Iowa
Robert
Deg Moines
George B. Roberts
Regeter and Leader
Mint
8. T. Meservey
Fort Dodge
Meservey
Dolliver
Roberts
Accidental poisoning halts life in Little Falla Minnesota
W H Coy aged 24 living alone 24 miles southwest of Little Falls died after arsenic was mixed with pancake flour by mistake while cooking breakfast. A small amount of money was found in his cabin as investigators noted no other clear motive.
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Little Falla
Minn
W. H. Coy
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Williston
North Dakota
Bel Calderwood, A
CB Boothroyd
WB. Calderwood
Williston Land Co
Stewart’s Building
Main Street
City Dray
John Heffernan
North
Dakota
D. Bell
A. A. Austill
Bell , Austill
Undertakers
Buford and Culbertson
Williston, M. D
North Dakota State News
McHenry County
Barre
Conway Business District
Africa
May DE
Faribault
BH. Monger
Sacred Heart Parish
Pealen
Aberdeen
William H. Burt
Riverside Township
Grantsturg
Jens Knudteon
Branstadt
Wis
Mendota Asylum
Helena
Mont
Lewinton
Tll
Heron Lake
Harold Holst
Grimes
D. Fi
BEL
Bruegger Merc. Co
Williston, North Dakota
Fort Buford Lodge
C. F
Lucas
W. G. . Copeland
C. Srawann
Wx. Parnes
X .E. Prup- Homme
R. T. Luca
Mount Moriah
A.M
Seneca Brownell
W. C. A. Wittmeier
W. N. A. Stewart
J. W
W.D. Parshall
Treas
G. B. Metsger
R. H. Copeland
W. B Overson
Copeland & Overson
City
Sheerry's
Beason
Hanson
Oere Brownell & McPhee
Woo
Board of Trade
Chicago
Com
Minneapolis
Dalene
Star Meat Market
Paul Schierbeck
Bologna
Ole Thorsen
Nelson, N. D
O. Barstad
Williston, N. D
F. A
R. A. Jones
Montana
P. O
Buford
Frank Conlin
N.D
Brand
Rance
Baker’s Landing
Wale
Spanish Point
Williams County
The
Ross Horse Co
John A. Ross
Stony Creek
N. D. Anglo
Scranton & Hayes
General Blacksmiths
Broadway
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