Roosevelt and Clark Triumph in Illinois Primary
In Illinois Roosevelt leads with about 267 426 votes to Matt 126 892 and Clark tops Wilson by roughly three to one for the Democratic delegation. Taft supporters also note Lorimer’s district victory, while Ca lom and Gannon falter, and suffrage loses statewide. Decoy results show Roosevelt surging with an estimated 130 000 votes in return tallies.
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Clark
Wilson
Chicago
Illinois
Roosevelt
Matt
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Demos Clark
Yen
Champ Clark
Woodrow
North Dakota to gain several new towns named in official report
The Northern Pacific announces 23 new towns to appear on the map in North Dakota and Montana as work starts on nearly 200 miles of branch lines. A Pingree to Wilton branch of 93 miles aims to open 16 sections by June 30, Mandan to Stanton 53 miles with 16 stations by July, and Glendive to Sidney 62 miles near that time. Immigration officials seek housing and business for the new communities.
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Northern Pacific
North Dakota
Montana
Las
Pingree
Wilton
N.D
Mandan
Stanton
N. D
Glendive
Sidney
Mont
Immigration Department
Pacific
Washtt
Woodworth
Pettibone
Robibon
Turtlewing
Regan
Stanform
Rock Haven
Marmon
Brice
Sanger
Hensler
Fort Claris
Stipek
Intake
Burna
Sayage
Orane
Devils Lake area to gain new telephone extension
President Kerlin of the Devils Lake Improvement Company announces an upcoming extension of the local telephone system. Work starts soon after poles arrive, linking farms and residences north and southeast of the lake, including Clark Kelley’s farm and the Perkins dairy, meeting long demand. Northwestern Telephone Company will also improve Devils Lake to Warwick and Tono lines, with L Lane directing efforts for direct connections and faster service.
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Kerlin
Devils Lake, Improvement Company
Clark Kelley
Perkins
Devils Lake
Warwick
Tono
Northwestern Télephone Company
L. Lane
Northwesterny
Marriage License Granted and Couple Wed by Judge Hincks
A 19 year old man and a 1s year old woman obtained a marriage license in this county and were married yesterday afternoon by Judge Hincks. The couple, Mrs Larson and Hagebee, reside near Olmstead and plan to move to the city soon. He owns large farming interests near Goodhue. Despite age difference, they presented themselves as a united pair starting life together.
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Ie Fite
OK Dumycbe
Indge Hinels
Larson Coree- Hagebee
Mreneaea
Alstor
Olmstead
Larton
Goodhue
Citienn
Hinck
Hfe
Doyon Couple Wed In Tiny City Nuptials
Mahoney and Miss Kath erie Hullet of Doyon wed in a midweek ceremony in the little city. Officiant Vidie Joh F. Cowal led the rite as friends gathered and a host of well wishers promised future support to the couple. A modest reception and small gifts were noted.
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Jamanry
Mahoney
Katherie Hullet
Doyon
Thin City
Vidie Joh
Cowal
Crop Prospects Bright Across North Dakota This Year
North Dakota farmers report early spring seeding under way statewide with generally excellent ground moisture and soil conditions. Across towns from Washburn to Flasher, farmers expect a large acreage and a bumper crop as plowing expands, markets show optimism, and weather supports continued field work through April.
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Wilton
Minot
N. D
North Dakota
Oetimera
Flasher
WY. D
Piene
School Board Buys Ten Acres For Experimental Farm
Devila Lake area school board closes purchase of ten acre tract to be used for an experimental farm for high school pupils. Board cites good soil and plans for farm work as key reasons for the acquisition and future use.
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Aéhool’ Directors
Devile Lake
Devila Lake
Pepila
Gronna Proposes Open Lands for North Dakota Settlement
Senator Gronna backs a plan to open Bad Lands for homestead settlement in North Dakota 820. The aim is to allow settlement and tax benefits. rough land could become farms with sufficient acreage. Gronna discussed with ranchers during a recent visit.
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Grounp
North Dakota
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Natn
Summer meeting of state editorial association in Minot
The North Dakota Editorial Association will hold its summer session in Minot on July 19 and 20. President N. B. Black of Grand Forks announced the dates after a Minot conference. Local business leaders and small newspapers plan extensive hospitality with Wildwood park and a newly appointed park commission ensuring top condition for the gathering. Officers expect Minot’s meeting to be among the largest and finest in the association’s history.
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Minot
N. B. Black
Grand Forks
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Park Commission
Association
New Townsites Along S00 Road Spark Great Northern Plan
The Great Northern plans a new air line from New Rockford west to Montana. Final survey is under way using crews from the Fargo Survey, aiming to reach Lewiston Montana and serve North Dakota counties Eddy Wells Sheridan McLean Dunn and McKenzie to the state line. The line adds about 260 miles and makes New Rockford a major division point.
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Thiyne
Lewiston
Montana
Northern Pacific
North Dakota
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Asia
Fargo-Surrey
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Wells
Sheridan
McLean
Dunn
McKenzie
Montana State Line
New Rockford
Railway Work Progress Reported Near Fillmore Camps
Superintendent Cole and Best of the Sea arrive by automobile from Brins to begin line work. Trust expects multiple camps to start within days with steam shovels now limited but likely in use soon. Noo will be completed quickly and conveyors aim to move this year’s crop to market. Nelsons steam shovels from Bamond progress about a mile daily with 40 men laying and removing track ahead and behind.
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Best
Sea’ Railway
Ar‘rived
Tid
Brinsmade
Drake-Devile Lake
Medford
Hue and
Peter Nelson
Soo
Bamond
Fillmore
Jem
First Lake Region Horse Fair draws strong crowd
The first annual Lake Region Agricultural Society horse fair in Dorus Lake showcases pure bred Percheron, Clydesdale, Belgian and standard bred stallions and mares across ages. Winners include Galoplin, Plow Boy, Semeon, Creusot, Betty, Moly, Fanny, Nelly, Wayards Prince, Noren de Wielsbeke, Barnum de Millemont, Gale, Polly, and Tangent II with cups and ribbons across divisions.
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Frank Pitcher
Molly
Dr. Smith
Fanny
Dr. Hocking
Nelly
Ribbon
John McCauley
Wayards Prince
Dr. Roming
John Rutten
Noren de Wielsbeke
Dr. Crewe
Barnum de Millemont
James Hunter
Gale
Dr. McGurren
Frank Seward
Polly
Charles Henley
Fred Dion
John Graham
Dr. Jones
W. A. Cooper
Hane Rustom
Dr. Moeller
Everett Maxwell
Fred Walker
Beooho
Devils
Lake Nursery
Bob. McKay
Herman ‘Thompson
Dexter T
Wendell Haley
Dr. Hormiman
Dorothy Serumeard
Brison
Mr. Hate
W. J. Irwin
Leéne
Tair
Hie
Tory
Lake Region
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Benton Packet Company
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Digkinson
Jose
Atooit Nie
Webu
Bottinbay
Sayy
New Salem
State Editorial Association
Devils Take
Great Northern Air Line
Great Northern Road
Air Line
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Dr. McNaughton
Robert ‘Cochrane
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Hyland
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Andrew Borstad
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