D.W. Kelly, known in Minot, was arrested at
Plentywood, Mont., charged with white slavery. He was taken to Great Falls, Mont. He is charged by the federal authorities with transporting Mrs. Jack Carroll from Montana to Canada for immoral purposes.
Ward County Independent, 3/18/1915
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While mowing weeds about his barn last Wednesday morning, Anton Anderson, a
Ransom County farmer, ran over his four year old boy, cutting off both legs above the knees. The boy and an older sister were hunting for eggs in the tall weeds when the girl heard the mower approaching and endeavored to save her brother, but was too late. The boy is not expected to live.
Hankinson News, 7/20/1905
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GOOD TEMPERANCE LESSON
North Dakota Man Loses His Feet as the Result of Boozing.
At a consultation of physicians at Grand Forks in the case of Arthur Deparis, who was terribly frozen in his shack at Lakota, it was decided that there was no hope of having his feet. An operation will be performed within the next few days. One leg will be amputated near the knee and it is hoped to save part of the foot of the other limb. Deparis' condition has been so critical that an operation could not be performed. He was found in his shack by H. J. and Fred Smith. About a week before he received a case of liquor and took it to his shack. He locked the door on the inside and consumed the liquor. When Smith called on him he was unable to unlock the door, being helpless in bed. A physician was summoned and he was taken to Grand Forks. His feet were swollen to an enormous size. Deparis is a carpenter.
Wahpeton Times, 2/20/1908
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The soldier named Lock, who murdered Lieut. Cherry, is being tried at Deadwood. He has admitted the killing but gave no cause, and his trial, it is inferred, is to find out the cause. The murder seems to be of no particular interest, it's the reason for it that must be learned.
Bismarck Tribune, 3/24/1882
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ACCIDENT IN YARDS AT JAMESTOWN FATAL
Jamestown, N.D., April 2.—William L Lankford, Northern Pacific brakeman injured by a freight train in the local yards last week, died last week in the company's hospital at Brainerd, Minn., according to word reaching railroad men here. Lankford was injured internally and hurried to the hospital following the accident.
Bismarck Tribune, 4/2/1917
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Dogs for Alaska.
Chancellor, S.D., Feb. 22.— The people of Alaska are to profit by the surplus of dogs in this vicinity. A buyer has been here for the purpose of purchasing a car load of dogs which he intends shipping to Alaska.
Ward County Independent, 2/25/1903
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