Senator M N Johnson Dies Sudden in Fargo
North Dakota junior United States Senator Martin Nelson Johnson died at the Gardner hotel in Fargo after a Bright disease attack. Doctors Rindlaub and colleagues attended him as he spoke of plans to attend a Taft banquet in St Louis. The funeral was held in Petersburg with noted mourners from Williston and beyond.
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United States
M. N. Johnson
Fargo
States
North Dakota
Gardner Hotel
Senator Johnson
Bright
J. H. Rindlaub
J. H
Martin P. Rindlaub
Edena
Johnson
Rindlaub
E. M. Darrow
E. McGreagor
Anna Cousin
Edith Duniff
Petersburg
N. D
Martin Nelson Johnson
J. G. Moore
Commonwealth of North Dakota
Williston
Stanley
N. C
Bob Graham
Ross
Bob
Robert
Dakota Priest Under Arrest
Reverend Father Edward Casel postmaster and priest near Dickinson North Dakota was arrested by U S Marshal on a charge of intercepting the United States mail. The arrest followed an investigation by post office officials who sent dummy letters opened before delivery.
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Dickinson
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Edward Casel
Catholic Church
United States
McKay
Post Office
Public meetings at Salvation Army hall evenings eight
The Salvation Army schedules daily meetings at the hall starting at eight o'clock each evening. A Band of Love class or a children's sewing class runs Saturday afternoon from two to four. All girls invited to sew or paint. Sunday school and Bible class at three PM. All are welcome.
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Salvation Army Hall
Band of Love
Dry Farming Congress Opens in Billings With 1200 Delegates
The Dry Farming congress opened in Billings Montana with 1200 delegates eager to promote grain and vegetable production with low rainfall. Up to 1000 more delegates expected today. The gathering, begun in Denver four years ago, includes representatives from at least a dozen countries and major railroad officials. An exposition of machinery for dry farming accompanies the event with exhibits from Colorado Canada Wyoming New Mexico Utah Oregon Washington and others. List land with H D Shepard & Co for quick sales.
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Denver
Congress
Colorado
Canada
Wyoming
New Mexico
Utah
Oregon
Washington
Schedule of G N Changes For Train Adjustments
Rail timetable revisions affect eastern routes from St Paul to Spokane Portland and Seattle with electric lighting and new sleeper cars. Changes cut local stops east of Williston and between Bonners Ferry and Spokane. Dining car service west of Crookston ends. duet parlor car replaces dining east of Crookston.
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Burlington
Chicago
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Williston
Bonners Ferry
St. Paul
Butte
Havre
Breckenridge
Devils Lake
Crookston
Minot
A Very Prosperous Year in Williams County
Sheriff Ben Olson reports Williams County shows greater prosperity with little civil enforcement action this year. He notes fewer seizures for unpaid machinery or crop debts, indicating farmers are prosperous and the county is a good place to live amid broader hard times.
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Williams County
Ben Olson
Big money on Dakota farms yields high crops
Beach North Dakota reports reveal John Thelen of Warner South Dakota with 520 acres producing flax wheat and oats totaling strong yields. Wheat 23 bushels per acre flax 20 oats 25 and other local farmers Tim Walen and Lewis Kerney also post hefty harvests with flax and wheat delivering sizable profits from modest seed inputs.
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Mr. Thelen
John Haigh
D. R. Offley
Williams
Tim Walen
Illinois
Pear Town
Walen
Lewis Kerney
Alpha
Chas. O’trembo
Assassination of Prince Ito shocks Harbin frontier
Prince Ito Hirobumi, former Japanese statesman and Korea critic, was shot in Harbin by a Korean assailant amid a tense security buildup. The killer claimed revenge and a personal score with Ito, while companions were injured and officials questioned the motive and security lapses.
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Harbin
Manchuria
Hirobumi Ito
Corea
Japan
Jim
Prince Ito
Kokovsoff
Kawakan
Tannaka
Korea
Prince Iv
M. Kokovsoff
Princheto
Perkin
Increased Bond Set in Judd Miller Horse Theft Case
Bonds in the Judd Miller horse stealing case were raised by Judge Goss from 1500 to 5000 after being bound over by Justice Ellefson last week.
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Judd Miller
Justice Ellefson
Goss
Untold Wealth in Potato Crop
Clarence E. Spayd from New York argues Americans love potatoes and demand outpaces supply. A wholesale dealer notes U S production last year reached 207,042,000 bushels while North America total was 371,997,000 bushels, signaling underutilization of farming lands and need for greater cultivation.
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United States
Clarence E. Spayd
Fromm
New York
North America
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