Fisk Banquet Tuesday Night a Great Success
The Fisk banquet Tuesday night drew over 100 guests from Minot and Mountrail County. Local officials and lawmakers attended, with mayor Bruegger giving welcome remarks and Judge Fisk detailing court duties. Music by the Stadstad ensemble and Star Theatre trio accompanied the event, which lasted until 3 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FISK
Minot
Mountrail County
Senator Linde
Representative DeLance
Miller
D. C. Greenleaf
Bubler
A. J. Bessie
Maloney
Bruegger
Overson
Eleventh Judicial District
Moellring
States
Braatelsen
Edwin A. Pal
Mer
Northwest
Col. Greenleaf
T. A. McKay
City
Harry
A. J. DeLance
Mountrail
Onstad
Star Theatre
Court convened in this city for first jury term
Judge Fisk opened his first jury term Tuesday morning. Tony Winkle pleaded guilty to forging and cashing a check at Rawitscher's store. The State vs Conrad Hougom of Ray was called. after a new information the defendant pleaded guilty. The nine initial guilty pleas mark a growing trend ahead of John Bader's trial and scheduled sentences for Wilkie and Hougom on Saturday.
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Fisk
Tony Winkle
Rawitscher
Conrad Hougom
Ray
D.O. Greenleaf
John Bader
Wilkie
Hougom
Band Concert Pleases Audience Despite Smaller Turnout
The band delivered high quality selections and strong solos by Frances Anderson and A. O. Chenever. The review urges readers to attend the next concert to enjoy a musical treat after several months with limited public events.
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Frances Anderson
A. O. Chenevert
McKivett Sells Half Section Near Troax for Eight Thousand
J E McKivett sold a half section near Troax post office for eight thousand dollars. He earned five thousand from the homestead and three thousand for the adjoining quarter bought last year for under two thousand. He plans to go to the Canadian northwest to prove up on filed land and will auction his personal property on April 5.
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J. E. McKivett
Troax Post Office
Get Together Committees Try To End Local Faction Fight
Two city political committees from opposing factions met at the Odd Fellows hall and then the K P hall to agree on a compromise mayoral candidate. Eight names were proposed by one side and five by the other, but no agreement was reached. Austin Johanna emerged as a reported candidate, though one side said it would wait for further reports tonight.
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Odd Fellows Hall
K. P. Hall
K.P. Hall
Austin Johanna
I. O. Off
Johanna
Real Estate Men and Bankers Plan Booster Group
A city meeting of real estate men and bankers discussed forming a permanent organization. A committee of Bergman Sudanese Champine Westergaard and Denny was tasked to draft resolutions for the next gathering. Marshall spoke on a booklet project and the group supported Water Users Association cooperation.
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Messrs
Bergman
Champine
Westergaard
Denny
Marshall
Water Users Association
Onions by Biehn Higgins Highlight Irrigator Issue
George Biehn of Selah and L H Higgins of Sunnyside say the best way to keep onions is to see them. They share years of growing experience and publish articles on soil, feeding, cultivation, and harvest in The Irrigator February issue. The issue also includes irrigation by pumping and how to make and use a weir with diagrams. A sample copy is available on request.
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George Biehn
Selah, Wash
L. H. Higgins
Sunnyside, Wash
Irrigator
North Yakima
Wash
Williston Sugar Beet Factory Could Be Secured
Sugar beet researchers report high sucrose levels in Williston beets from 1910 trials. Amalgamated Sugar Company official Pingree endorses expanding beet production and locating a Williston factory, noting potential for 500 jobs and regional impact.
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Williston
J. W. Jackson
Supt. Schollander
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Ogden
Utah
J. Pingree
E. F. Ladd
Fargo
Wilton
Rebekahs Plan Evening of Readings and Music
The Rebekahs will hold an entertainment in the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday evening March 21. A program of readings and musical numbers features mixed and male quartette performances along with solos duets and recitations. Luncheon and dancing follow with admission 7 cents per couple or 40 cents for a single.
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Rebekahs
Odd Fellows Hall
Special trains for home seekers head west this spring
The first special train load of home seekers passed through the city Monday morning on second number one. There were 250 men aboard looking for new homes at Harve. Great Northern officials say inquiries for western lands are the heaviest this spring they ever had and expect many more this year than last.
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Harve
Service On Bainville Branch Promises New Rail Link
The Great Northern railroad now operates an accommodation train on the Bainville branch to Plentywood Montana with one coach connecting with the Skidoo. It runs Bainville to Plentywood arriving at 12 45 and returns via Bainville at 4 45. If traffic grows a through coach Williston to Plentywood may be added and a business mission urged. Local business leaders urged travel along the line to cultivate customers. The Williston band may accompany the business men on the trip.
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Great Northern Railroad
Bainville
Plentywood
Montana
Skidoo
Arcrives
Warranbiba
Williston
Plenty
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