Ramsey county school notes and staff changes
Ramsey county census records 2685 children, up 71 in a year. Teacher J C Syfford tops civil service exams and earns a U S land office clerk post at Minot earning $900 annually. Reports from Devils Lake area schools praise improving lessons, new desks, blinds, screens, and strong teaching efforts. A death in the community draws sympathy from Ramsey county residents. The Dakota Herald highlights the thirteenth annual gathering as a success with dancing, boating, and a ball on a special train to Devils Lake.
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Ramsey County
J. C. Syfford
U. S. Land Office
Minot
Syfford
Minnewaukan
Annie Furlong
Miss Furlong
Miss Roberts
Lake
Bertha Palmer
Dakota Herald
Northwest
Devils Lake
Death of Mrs E P Day in Bartlett
Ellen M Saunders Day wife of Commissioner E P Day of Bartlett died Wednesday July 31 from paralysis. Remains interred at Bartlett cemetery August 1 with Rev Whitford of Lakota M E church officiating. Born February 19 1835 in Bridgewater NY she was one of seven children with two survivors Geo W Saunders of Rome GA and Betsey widow of Abram Smith of Sycamore IL who married E P Day April 12 1866.
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Ellen M. Saunders Day
E. P. Day
Bartlett
Bartlett Cemetery
Whitford
M. E. Church of
Lakota
Bridgewater
N. Y
Geo. W. Saunders
Rome
Betsey
Royally Entertained At North Dakota Chautauqua
The Bismarck Palladium notes the management entertained press boys and their ladies in royal style. The state press aided the Chautauqua’s growth, with every newspaper offering free column space to advertise the event.
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Bismarck
Delightful Outing for North Dakota Press Association
The North Dakota Press Association held a two day outing at Devils Lake with editors and their wives staying at Devils Lake Club. They rode Capt Herman's side wheel steamer Minnie H over the blue waters and ended with a ball and banquet in Wineman's hall hosted by Devils Lake citizens and businessmen.
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Herman
Minnie H
Devils Lake
Wineman’s Hall
New Spanish Waltz “The Belle of Granada” Gains Favor
Max S Witt writes The Belle of Granada a Spanish rhythm waltz praised by orchestral leaders. Don’t Wear Your Heart On Your Sleeve appears as a new ballad from The Little Lost authors, appealing to broad sympathies. Mazie, My Dusky Deisy tops coon songs with a catchy chorus. The Bugville Brigade, a Nick Brigade piano solo, remains a popular easy piece.
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Max S. Witt
Richard Manafield
Granada
Mazie
Nick Brigade
Zacharias Leads The Band Crackerjack Show Hit
Williams and Walker debut a catchy number titled Zacharias Leads The Band lauded as an effective and easy hit this season. The piece appears in a broader scene connected to a Chautauqua gathering at Devils Lake with members of the press hosted by local clubs and associations.
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Williams & Walker
Zacharias
Jos. W. Stern & Co
Made Them Feel at Home
Sherbrooke Tribune reports on local editors, including 8 J Small, making newcomers feel welcome in the community with hospitality and support initiatives.
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Sherbrooke Tribune
J Small
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