Horse thieves are operating in the vicinity of Fargo and Casselton. N.K. Hubbard of the latter place, lost a fine horse, and Ald. Hadley, of Fargo, is also a victim.
Bismarck Tribune, 6/3/1881
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SAY WOMAN KILLED SELF
Fargo, N.D., June 19 (AP)—Death of Mrs. William Zeske, wife of a farmer south of Chaffee early Thursday morning, was self-inflicted, Deputy Coroner J.K. Burgham of Fargo ruled. Her death was attributed to a gunshot wound.
Bismarck Tribune, 6/19/1936
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EXPLODING RADIATOR NEARLY BLINDS EDITOR
Arnegard, N.D., Feb 18—Editor Folkestad met with an injury that nearly impaired his eyesight in a most peculiar accident. Going to the hospital building in company with I. K. Olson to look over the building, he went up to the top story to taken down a radiator. Mr. Olson unscrewed one of the pipes, with a few of disconnecting the secions of the radiator, and it became necessary to have some light to see inside.
The radiator seems to have been filled with gas, as when the lighted match was placed up to the hole in the radiator an explosion followed, striking Mr. Folkestad squarely in the forehead and right eye. Dr. Larrahoe was summoned and removed all the particles from the forehead and eye, and stated that fortunately the pupil of the eye was not hurt.
Fargo Forum and Daily Republican, 2/16/1915
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LADY TEACHER ENDS HER LIFE NEAR WASHBURN
Miss Hulda Johnson, 24, Shoots Self With .22 Revolver Early This Morning.
Washburn, N.D., May 1—Miss Hulda Johnson, schoolteacher, in the Iowa district of McLean county, shot herself through the heart with a .22 rifle at 9 o'clock this morning in the Chaley {sp} Johnson farm house, 10 miles east of Washburn. She was 24 years old and the daughter of J.A. Johnson, a pioneer farmer of the Painted Woods district.
According to particulars reaching here, no one was at home at the time of the tragedy.
Bismarck Daily Tribune, 5/1/1917
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PARENTS SEE SON GROUND TO DEATH BY MOTOR TRUCK
Six-Year-Old Youngster Meets Death on Fourth Street in Gate City
Fargo, N.D., May 14.—James Bachenheimer, the 6-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Hugo Bachenheimer of Moorhead, was run down and killed by an auto truck driven by Peter Schmidt, foreman of the Fargo Bottling works, shortly before 6 o'clock Saturday evening. The accident occurred on the Northern Pacific avenue, near Fourth street, in this city, and the father and mother both witnessed the tragedy.
Bismarck Tribune, 5/14/1917
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Will Frederick, a young man residing near
Egeland, was fatally hurt when his leg caught in the belt of a gas engine. He was so badly mangled that death claimed him before the doctor could arrive.
Bismarck Daily Tribune, 3/10/1915
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