North Dakota Exhibit at State Fair Draws Attention
Des Moines News highlights North Dakota display at the Iowa fair. W. C. Gilbreath oversees the exhibit with R. F. Flint guiding dairy interests. Articles note education spending, farm growth, rail mileage, population, and dairy product value, urging relocation prospects as land prices remain reasonable.
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North Dakota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Des Moines News
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Water users to take action at Buford meeting
Buford North Dakota September 6. Water users under the Buford Trenton project plan action at a September 10 meeting after the government cancelled certain water rights. Many landowners have received cancellation notices and a memorial to Congress for relief will likely be drafted at the gathering.
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Buford, N. D
Buford-Trenton
Congress
Dr Johnson Entertainment Shines at Gates Opera House
Paige Johnson delivered readings and impersonations that delighted a large audience last Thursday. The Doctor impressed with polished wit and high literary attainments, earning wide admiration as a premier entertainer and instructor in our city.
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Paige Johnson
Gates Opera House
Sihahir
Williston Welcomes Horton Motor Agency Cadillac Branch
S C Koppang and A C Stenhjem of Mayville arrive with a seven passenger Oldsmobile and announce a Horton Motor company Cadillac agency for eastern Montana and western North Dakota. They will open a first class garage and supply outfit in Williston, with experienced repair staff, aiming to begin with a 1911 Cadillac soon. They chose Williston over Minot after touring the region, hoping the agency will bring substantial new business to the city.
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S. C. Koppang
A. C. Stenhjem
Mayville
Horton Motor Company
Devils Lake
Cadillac, Machine
Montana
North Dakota
Minot
Cadillac
Williston
Three Petitions To Cut Billings County Divisions
Medora North Dakota September 1 three petitions have been filed with the county commissioners seeking new counties from Billings. One would form Roosevelt county from the four northern townships another would form Butte county from the southern townships and a third would create Golden county using parts of the western tiers including twelve congregational townships in Roosevelt and two in Butte. Approval requires a countywide majority and Golden voters may oppose the other two petitions.
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Medora
N. D
Billings County
Roosevelt County
Butte County
Golden County
Butte
Roosevelt
Golden
County Division Visitors at the County Fair
North end visitors from Divide county arrived in the city in several automobile loads during the late part of lush week to attend the county fair and electioneer. Among them were CG J Clark Alfred Erickson TH C Wood and Editor Gibbs of Crosby B M Pierce and P Noonan Sr of Noonan George Franklin G W Baker W Miller Sutherland J D Unger and Editor DeWitt of Ambrose.
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North End
Divide County
CG. J. Clark
Alfred Erickson
TH. C. Wood
Gibbs
Crosby
B. M. Pierce
P. Noonan, Sr
Noonan
George Franklin
G. W. Baker
W. Miller
Sutherland
J. D. Unger
DeWitt
Ambrose
Instrumental music school planned by Carydel Marshall
Carydel Marshall expects to open a new instrumental music instruction school in the city, arriving with strong recommendations and plans to serve local students.
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Carydel Marshall
County Fair Great Success at Williams County Fair
The Williams County Fair in this city last Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday drew strong attendance and praise from officials. The second day posted the largest receipts, races attracted strong interest, and exhibits were excellent with many visitors comparing them favorably to seasoned county fair displays. Prize reports are incomplete and full winner names will be published next week.
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Williams County
Polander Foiled by Confederate Hundred Dollar Bill Scam
J Garske, lineman, surveying a new Western Telephone line west on FF, reports a Polander was approached by a smoother who asked for change of a hundred. The bill turned out to be a Confederate hundred note, valued less, leaving the victim fortunate with help from locals. Also note sale: a fine relinquishment offered by H V Smith.
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J. Garske
Dathe Great Northern
Bota Western Telephone
J.C. Jones
Smooth Guy
Stroud
Alexander
Arnegard
Sch
Garske
Alexander Chronicle
Ward county irrigation interest grows in North Dakota
In Ward county this fall there is strong interest in irrigation projects. The state engineer receives daily inquiries from Renville Burke and Ward counties. Two projects operated this year produced satisfactory results, with about 1 000 acres irrigated and plans for about a dozen more under consideration as Engineer Atkinson prepares to visit local counties.
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Bismarck
N. D
Ward County
Atkinson
Renville
Burke
Ward
Mrs A E Stewart Opens Music Store in Grand Forks
Mrs A E Stewart of Grand Forks has opened a music store in the Golden Rule Furniture store on East Broadway. The shop will carry a full line of musical supplies and sheet music. A special opening will be announced later.
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A. E. Stewart
Grand Forks
Golden Rule Furniture
East Broadway
Winter Wheat on North Dakota Demonstration Farms
On seven North Dakota farms winter wheat sown a year ago faced extreme drought. Seeded variables included corn, stubble, and summer fallow, with mixed results. Some plots germinated poorly due to dry soil. others survived or failed after harsh conditions. At Rugby and Page some plants showed hardiness and potential, but overall drought reduced prospects for a profitable crop.
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Flaxton
Rugby
Page
Washburn
New Salem
Bismarck
Beach
Fargo
Mail Clerks Seek Steel Mail Cars in Railway Service
The Thirteenth Division Railway Mail Clerks opened their Seattle meeting with a resolution urging the railway mail service superintendent and other postal leaders to push a bill in Congress requiring steel mail cars. They note most cars are old and flimsy, with frequent accidents harming clerks, and demand stronger protection. Attendees include George N. Fuller Helena, Homer A. Elwell Spokane, W F Bangasser Ogden, A S Rand Portland, Alvah Eames Valdez, William C Ott Seattle, Robert H. Barclay Spokane, F E Whiting Portland, and R A Whiting Seattle. Some Alaska clerks could not attend.
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Congress
Thirteenth Division
Federal
Seattle
George N. Fuller
Helena
Mont
Homer A. Elwell
Spokane
W. F. Bangasser
Ogden
A. S. Rand
Portland
Alvah Eames
Valdez
William C. Ott
Robert H. Barclay
F. E. Whiting
R. A. Whiting
Alaska
Lakota depot hold up thwarted by quick thinker Carl Wyatt
Lakota North Dakota September 1 Carl Wyatt the depot operator saved Great Northern cash by feigning unconsciousness and tumbling into a safe corner as would be burglars entered the depot The lights were dimmed with a small oil lamp on his table and Wyatt initially spoke to the intruders before they fired a shot and fled when he clung to the floor and struck his head on the safe rendering him unconscious
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Lakota
N. D
Great Northern
Carl Wyatt
Wyatt
Wynen
Four Killed and Four Injured by Lightning in North Dakota
A Crawford Osborne threshing crew tent in LaMoure County was struck by lightning during a light rain. Four men died Fred Osborne Berlin N D Murray Ellis LaMoure Peter M Nelson Fosston Minn Ed Peterson residence unknown. Injured Dan Wardwell James Carey Paul Crawford and a transient laborer. Four other occupants escaped with severe burns and were revived on arrival. Murray Ellis a LaMoure resident and Peter M Nelson Fargo College student were named among the dead. Efforts to locate Ed Peterson's home proved unsatisfactory. Paul Osborns suffered extensive burns.
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LaMoure
N. D
Crawford-Osborne
Fred Osborne
Berlin
Murray Ellis
Peter M. Nelson
Fosston
Minn
Ed Peterson
Dan Wardwell
James Carey
Paul Crawford
Mr. Osborne
Fargo College
Paul Osborns
Priest Opposes Noted Revivalist In Waterloo
Rev H H Folkenbrook pastor of St Mary's Catholic church denounces Billy Sunday's revival set to begin Nov 1. He spoke to his parish about the language and methods, advising turnout be limited as appropriate for all ages. He urged personal discernment while not outright banning attendance.
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Waterloo
H. H. Folkenbrook
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Billy
Father Forkenbrook
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