Criminal Libel Charge Dismissed in Minot Hearing
State versus M. O. Hall on criminal libel was dismissed at Minot after a preliminary hearing before Judge Lynch. The defense argued a typographical error in the Mohall News article and cited evidence about Soo railroad ties, with no proof of theft. Carrolls, a county commissioner ousted for malfeasance, was the complainant in the action.
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M. O. Hall
Minot
Lynch
R. L. Carrolls
Goss
Mohall News
Carroll
Soo Railway Company
Murray
Soo Road
L. R. Carroll
Donnybrook
Carlson
Palda
Lakota Congregational Church Dedicated In Style
Lakota celebrated the dedicatory services of its new Congregational church. Rev. Sidney Strong of Chicago delivered the address as Rev. G. J. Powell of Fargo raised funds, bringing the total to about 7000 dollars for a self supporting church. Rev. EB H Stickney of Fargo attended and led Sunday school work.
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Congregational Church of
Lakota
Congregational Church
Sidney Strong
Chicago
G. J. Powell
Fargo
EB. H. Stickney
New Towns Flourish as Great Northern Extends to Devils Lake
Eight new towns along the Great Northern extension from Aneta to Devils Lake flourish after May 25 lot sales. Pekin McVitie Tolna Kloten Narrows Tokio Hamar Warwick join the line amid growth. Enterprises include lumber yards, stores, banks, blacksmiths, farms, and a newspaper.
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North Dakota
Great Northern
Aneta
Devils Lake
Pekin
McVitie
Tolna
Kloten
Narrows
Tokio
Hamar
Warwick
A Japanese Lawn Party Instructive for Weddings
Reader asked for full instructions for a Japanese lawn party with ornate decorations and refreshments. Details cover lanterns, umbrellas, tea, iced drinks, napkins, invitations on fans, kimonos, flags, bamboo poles, flowers, and a playful program with questions for guests, plus simple wedding trends and intimate pre nuptial gatherings.
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Japan
The Shirt Waist Girl Bids Fair For Summer Style
The Chicago Chronicle notes the shirtwaist girl as a charming summer figure with handmade, exquisitely embroidered white blouses. It highlights delicate handkerchief linen, lace insertions, and fine Swiss embroidery, with sleeves ranging from elbow to full puff and new collar styles.
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Batiste
Dimity
Chicago Chronicle
Collar and Cuff Set from Fine Lawn Fabric
The notice describes making a collar and cuff set from fine lawn by skilled fingers. A quarter yard of 22 inch material suffices to create two sets, with cuffs deeply pointed to suit the current deep sleeve style. enlarge the design to fit the neck measurement.
Dainty Trim For Blouse Embroidery Work
Instructions outline five dainty bands from 121 to 1314 inches long and sleeves from 7 to 8 inches. Trace on lawn or muslin with ink and transfer patterns. Use white embroidery cotton or filoselle washing silk to match the blouse. Center circle outlined with feather stitch and worked border. Scalloped edge in buttonhole stitch with tiny French knot dots. After finishing, cut away lawn and sew a double lawn band inside neck and sleeves.
Language of Perfumes Reflects Women’s Traits
The article links women’s scents to character traits noting violet for lovable, suave for neat, rare perfumes for imaginative, lavender for precise, and strong scents for ambition. It cautions that bold fragrances may indicate mean or strong-willed temperaments.
Hot Water and a Cold Cream Tip
A brief wellness note warns against applying cold cream to cold skin as it reduces absorption and effectiveness. It suggests warming the skin with hot water or a warm rinse before applying moisturizer for better results.
Hydration Suggestion for Clearer Complexion
The article advises drinking plenty of water and eating fresh fruit to improve skin clarity. It emphasizes avoiding neglect of hydration as a remedy for blotchy complexions, noting this advice particularly for women.
Nice Toilet Water Elder Flower Water Mix
Brief notes describe a simple mixture labeled as Nice Toilet Water containing elder flower water with distilled water. The text provides two ounces for the water components and includes stray characters and measurements.
Handkerchief Remedy Said to Ease Tired Eyes
A dampened handkerchief placed over closed eyes is claimed to relieve fatigue when used while lying down. The note cites undiluted hazel as part of the remedy.
Cleansing Cream Ingredient List
A brief list of cosmetic ingredients includes orange flower water almond oil and white wax with measurements noted as four ounces each. The fragment hints at a basic formula or preparation steps for a cleansing cream using these components.
College reunions and pink bridal shower luncheon ideas
The piece outlines a June hostess plan for college friends returning home. It detail s football themed invitations and decorations, a no-prep party format with “help yourself” refreshments, and playful activities like debates and college song singing. It also covers daily pink and white brides shower luncheons with a bell centerpiece, footballs as place markers, and a structured menu ending with strawberry shortcake.
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Bell of Roses
Globe
Harvard
Joseph B. Bowles
Not Enjoying It Rheumatism Quip At Houston Post
A fragment from the Houston Post records a wry exchange about rheumatism with a reader asking what to do about the ailment. The playful remark highlights public attitudes toward illness.
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Houstog
Yosemite Falls and Rocks Awe in Beauty Beyond Measure
Gouverneur Morris argues Yosemite surpasses measurement and mere might. He contrasts Yosemite Falls, El Capitan, and Matterhorn, praising serene beauty over size while noting human urge to compare. He laments quantifying wonders. nature’s impression outshines numbers.
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Gibraltar
Yosemite
Gouverneur Morris
Dhy
Yosemite Falls
Hiffel Tower
Washington Monument
Niagara
el Capitan
Matterhorn
Sphinx
Elephant Bazil Remembers Tricks After 23 Years at Hippodrome
Bazil the 60 year old elephant, recently acquired by the Hippodrome, performed old feats with flawless memory in a bet of 500 dollars between elephant trainer Peter Barlow and Dr. Martin J. Potter. The animal once drew wagons, stood on head, walked on two legs, and rang a dinner bell, recalling her long history with Barnum and Ringling connections.
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Bazil
Hippodrome
New York Times
Peter Barlow
Martin J. Potter
P. T. Barnum
Bob” Fryer
Barnum Circus
Fryer
Australia
John H. Stalin
Ringling Brothers
Glen Island
Thompson & Dundy
Dr. Potter
Jame
Chicago humor on marriages and licenses at city hall
Brief quip from Yonkers Statesman notes a Chicago joke about marriages being made in heaven and the need to secure a license at city hall, signaling witty views on civic procedure.
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Chicago
Dearborn
Heaven
Yonkers Statesman
Seed Germination Tests Aid Market Gardeners and Farmers
The article explains seed germination testing as a reliable guide to seed value and planting needs. It describes blotting paper tests and the soup-plate method, noting their applicability to most seeds and the importance of warm, moist conditions for accurate results.
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Zurich
Wm. P. Brooks
B. H. Scott
Massachusetts
Germinating Seeds and Soil Conditions
The passage argues that germinating capacity of seeds matters beyond intrinsic value. It notes that nearly ideal conditions reveal differences between good and bad seed, and that adverse soil conditions exaggerate these differences in germination outcomes.
DEVICE FOR CLEANING WELL
A simple improvised sieve device cleans a well by sinking a sand sieve tied to a rope and weight. Lowered edgewise into water, it lifts out floating sticks and timber from the surface.
Homestead Rights Highlighted as Citizenship Privilege
The article states the right to homestead on public domain is the greatest privilege of American citizenship. Any citizen over 21, immigrants declaring intent, heads of families, and even those under 21 may locate up to 160 acres. After five years residence, full title is granted.
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Trescott Bros
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Teton CO
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Edith A. Brown
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