Club Women to Meet at Minot in October
Valley City North Dakota reports the 19th annual North Dakota State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting will be held in Minot October 12 to 15 with five federation officers speaking. The program includes a costume pageant, better babies exhibit and a play by normal school children under Miss Eula Miller, plus extensive departmental conferences and formal openings.
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Valley City
N. D
North Dakota State Federation of Women's Clubs
Minot
Eula Miller
Nielson
Frank Rathman
MF. PF
Grand Farka
J.ite
Edgeley
A. E. Hunter
Cando
Laura Sanderson
la Moure
Nellie Farnsworth
C. B. Harris
Pembina
W. C. Bodenstab
Bismarck
Alice Paddock
Jamestown
A. Wilder
S. A. Zimmerman
J. H. Sheppard
Fargo
EB. B. Goss
R. M. Pollock
M. A. Baldwin
W. McClusky
F. L. McVey
Featherstone
Minnie Jean Nielson
I.E
Old Cartier Bruegger suit settles after years in court
One of the county's oldest cases ends with a settlement Saturday. The Cartier Bruegger title dispute over several lots in the original townsite, pursued through the courts for fifteen years and appealed to the supreme court three times, is resolved with Cartier awarded the title.
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Cartier- Bruegger
Supreme Court
Cartier
Capitul ation May Come Soon From Gallipoli Threats
Allied landings on Gallipoli reported from Mytilene while Paris says the fleet silenced Turkish batteries on the Asiatic coast. Constantinople notes only artillery firing as Turks claim to repulse warships near Anafarta and Seddülbahir. Romanian troop mobilization eyes Austrian pressure in Transylvania. Romania faces large Austro-German movement. Roumanian rail traffic shut to move troops. Greenlighted by Athens. Balkan tensions rise amid Turco Bulgarian talks.
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Gallipoli
Mytilene
Paris
Dardanelles
Constantinople
Anafarta
Seddwl Bahr
Teutonic
Romania
Balkan
Transylvania
Athens
Sofia
Germany
Rumanian
Rumania
Greece
Serbia
Bulgaria
Goremykin
Nicholas
Duma
Petrograd
Roumanisa
Roumania
Suffering in Constantinople Amid War Cabinet Control
Dispatch from Athens cites hardship in Constantinople under Enver Pasha and Talant Bey as they monopolize goods and raise prices. The Sheik al Islam quits cabinet over the Christian exaction policy, the Greek Armenian patriarch loses all powers, and Bosphorus Black Sea access is secured by nets and mines. At the courthouse, Freezeout becomes the current mood as officials wear heavy coats. a new boiler is installed and staves gain popularity.
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Constantinople
London
Reuter
Athens
Committee of National Defense
Enver Pasha
Talant Bey
Commissioners Lives Threatened Over Credit Plan
A pro German drive against the billion dollar U S loan to Britain and France is seen as a nationwide plot threatening the Anglo French financial commission. Lord Reading chairs the six member group. Members doubled security and New York police urged secrecy about plans. Fifty threatening letters have been received. detectives search for the writers.
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New York
United States
Great Britain
France
Former City Auditor Poe Arrested in Montana
Former City Auditor Will T. Poe was arrested near Wagner Montana on charges of impersonating another and obtaining money under false pretenses. He appeared at Malta for a hearing and was bound over to the district court under $2000 bond, unable to post bail and sent to custody. The case ties to loans sought from E C Carney and F B Bergman through a man calling himself J C Cross with Poe identified by bank cashiers and post office records.
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Will T. Poe
Wagner
Montana
Malta
Poe
Alf M. Larson
E. C. Carney
F. B. Bergman
J. OC. Cross
Cross
Mr. Carney
F. F. Bergman
Bergman
Mothersbaugh
E. G. Carney
Hat Poe
Mr. Bergman
Dea
J. C. Cross
E. A. Lohrke
Lohrke
Glasgow
Hinsdale
Mr. Lohrke
Saco
Alf
Carney
Carney and
Register of Deeds
Great Falla
Solicitor Lessell Young Arrested For Fraud Near Wildrose
Lessell Young was arrested early this week near Wildrose on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. A preliminary hearing was waived. he was bound over to district court on a five hundred dollar bond. He claimed to represent the Consumers Service and Supply Company of Minneapolis and told farmers that the firm had a Chamber of Commerce seat and could secure goods at about 25 per cent savings, prompting five year contracts and notes for 152 dollars plus a two dollar agent fee. A cousin, Ss. P. Legsellyoung, formerly with the Farmers Service and Supply Company, was jailed in Minneapolis last year for using the mails to defraud and fined five hundred dollars. Moral implied.
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Lessell Young
Wildrose
Owens
Wild Rose
Crawford
Lessellyoung
Consumers Service and Supply Company of
Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce
Ss. P. Legsellyoung
Farmers Service and Supply Company
Building Fine Barn at Penman Farm Near City
Wm Penman a prosperous farmer east of the city is erecting a large barn. He moves his buildings to a new site near a fine spring and the barn will feature a stone basement and be among the county’s best. Miller Made shoes advertised nearby.
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Penman
Bargain Day in Williston Seeks Shopper Support
Williston merchants plan bargain days across fall and winter with a flat event on Saturday September 25th. A thin paper ad highlights deals shoppers can claim. Merchants hope strong patronage proves value of bargain days and leads to more events later.
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Williston
Death of Mrs Kolodzik of Gladys in this city
Mrs Elizabeth Kolodzik aged sixty four died in this city last Friday from bronchitis. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the M E Church by Rev Yung. Interment was in Williston cemetery. She leaves five daughters. two reside here Mrs Perry and Mrs Henry Lanegsdorf, one in Montana, one in Gladys, and one in Canada. All attended the funeral except the daughter in Canada.
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Kolodzik
Elizabeth Kolodizik
Gladys
M. E. Thurch
Yung
Williston
Germany
Perry
Henry Lanegsdorf
Lves
Montana
Canada
Busy at School Work at McGregor Plans New Grades
P A Batten reports McGregor school progress with plans to add a third teacher. The crowded facility will be expanded soon. They will begin high school work including Algebra English Ancient History Agriculture Physical Geography and Domestic Science to cover the first year.
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P. A. Batten
McGregor
Mr. Batten
Threats Against U S War Suppliers Spark Federal Scrutiny
Washington reports that death threats and arson against American manufacturers of war supplies for Europe have drawn federal attention. Secretary of War Garrison has accepted resignations from two officers, signaling reliance on domestic munition sources. Evidence and enforcement hinge on police surveillance and federal agencies.
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Washington
Europe
Garrison
Great Britain
Charles Schwab
United States Steel Corporation
Schwab
Germany
United States
Department of Justice
Post Office Department
Larimore Boy State Champion Wheat Grower
Vernon Carson, 14, near Larimore North Dakota, harvested 48 bushels per acre of hard wheat on his self farmed ten acre plot. Since 1913 his father has allowed him the land for farming. He threshed ten acres with a 43 bushel average and sold 100 sheaves to the Great Northern railroad for immigration work use.
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Str
Great Northern Railroad
England and France plan a new western drive to defeat Germany
New York reports from J Armstrong Drexel, son of Philadelphia financier Anthony J. Drexel, say England France and allies prepare for a massive new campaign to drive German forces from France and Belgium. Drexel cites mobilization munitions growth and fortified Calais while praising Joffre and Allied resolve amid a stalemated western front.
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New York
England
France
Teutons
Belgium
J. Armstrong Drexel
Anthony J. Drexel
Philadelphia
John French
Flanders
Drexel
Atlantic
Allien
Calais
Mr. Drexel
Channel
Ypres
Germany
Strait of Dover
London
Albert
Joffre
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North Dakota Federation
John D. Sherman
Chicago
Conservation Department of General Federation
Percy V. Pennybacker
General Federation
Charles F. Rathman
J. E. Featherstone
Valley
City
H. G. Vick
Cavalier
W. B. DeNault
M. C. Budlong
W. A. McIntyre
Langdon
Michae Warren
Leeds
Mans. Minot
E. L. Kinney
Hankingon
S. N. Putnam
New Rockford
Scott Rex
F. E. Chandler
Health Department
Endowment Fund
Abbie Simmons
The
State Agricultural College of Music
M. A. Hildreth
Sears-Buck
Gabriel
Sawbuck Sears
Andy
Small
Walt Mason
Ae and Rely
Miller
Larimore
North Dakota
Admiralty
Pritish
Rexel
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