Legislative Fight to Enter Sheriff and Legislature Races
The piece notes Democrats plan strong campaigns for the sheriff and legislature seats, with Belford and Creel as potential figures. It casts doubt on Col Creel’s party switch and predicts a large Republican showing for Morrison Hyland and Anderson. It also mentions farmers regaining confidence and Grand Forks schools aiding football coaching efforts.
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Belford
Creel
Colreel
Hoserey
Devils Lake
Morrison
Hyland
Anderson
Eve Ry
Crop y ields exceed expectations across county states
Reports from across the county state the yield will be better than expected after a severe summer. Quality is excellent and likely No. 1 northern or better. Crops near Crary Edmore and Webster show strong maturation.
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Crary
Edmore
Webster
District Court Adjourns After Drugpermits and Citizenship
An adjourned district court session held Saturday granted permits for Ramsey county druggists for the coming year to Safford E. Pixley Charles Ferry Anson W. Harrison Webster Augustus Zemap Lawton Geo M Shepperd Brockett John J Litechar Hampden John O Hamre Edmore Big Ness City John A Moran A H Bell Elmer Paglobreteen COW Greene City A M Bond City Also seven applicants were admitted to full citizenship after testimony Albert Berhardt Joseph Gerhardt Peter Anderson Baptist John Joinville Aage Waltimer Kiel Nils Johan Anderson The adoption hearing for Hehanskaska's two Indian children was continued to September 3 with court adjourned.
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District Court
Ramsey County
Safford E. Pixley
Churles Ferry
Anson W. Harrison
Webster
Augustus Zemap
Lawton
Geo. M. Shepperd
Brockett
John J. Litechar
Hampden
John O. Hamre
Hehanskaska
Editorials intertwine politics and local moves across Williston
A Far Go Forum dispatch from Williston claims a partial sale of the state by Col J H Bloom and Col Carl Nelson to boost Governor Burke’s cause. It details political maneuvering around a Missouri River conference selection, governor’s controversial choices, and local reactions including shifts in newspaper support and upcoming city ordinances and sewer bids.
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Fargo Forum
Williston
J. H. Bloom
Devils Lake Journal
Carl Nelson
Condo Democrat
Kernel
Burke
Burker
Bruegger
Williston Indy
North Dakota
Missouri River
Tatem
Langdon
Missouri
Bloom
Nelson
Col. Whitehead
McKenzie County
Grand Forks Mercantile Rebrands to Lake Grocery in New Building
The Grand Forks Mercantile changes name to Lake Grocery Company with A. Greenberg as manager. It occupies a new wholesale house, sixty by one hundred ten feet, faced with pressed brick and cut stone, costing about $60,000 for wholesale grocery purposes. The Great Northern Railway built a spur to the building, with the first car run last Friday. K A Morgan arrived from Minot to run the credit department.
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Grand Forks Mercantile Company
The
Lake Grocery Company
A. Greenberg
Great Northern Railway
K. A. Morgan
Minot
City Council Holds Busy Adjourned Meeting
The adjourned regular meeting of the city council was held Monday evening, called to order by Mayor J. Mc Uiary. Aldermen present included M. Hal.
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J. McUiary
M. Hal
Academy Opens for Pupils at St Mary of the Lake
The Academy of St Mary of the Lake announces it will open on the first Tuesday in September with two five month sessions. The school aims for mild but firm governance and emphasizes virtue and religion while allowing non Catholic pupils to conform to external discipline. Courses cover all branches suitable for young ladies with possible junior arrangements and discounts for multiple sisters.
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Academy of St Mary of the Lake
North Dakota Republican Central Committee Meets in Bismarck
The North Dakota Republican Central Committee will meet in Bismarck on September 8 1910 at 2 PM to organize the new committee and conduct business within its scope. Dated Valley City August 24 1910 James Johnson Chairman Ernest G Wagner Secretary. A note adds a remark about thousand dollar bills missing the digit zero with only "21" left on some examples.
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North Dakota Republican Central Committee
Bismarck
N. D
Valley City
A. D
James Johnson
Ernest G. Wagner
Sec'y
Indian girl set fire to laundry at fort Totten
Saraphine Racine of Dunselth an Indian maiden about seventeen was brought to town from Ft Totten and jailed in Benson county awaiting trial. She reportedly set fire to the laundry and girls dormitory at Ft Totten before being moved to Minnewaukan for legal proceedings.
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Saraphine Racine
Dunselth
Ft. Totten
Minnewaukan
Benson County
Western Montana and Washington Forest Fires Ravage Timber
Smoke from western Montana and eastern Washington fires darkens skies over the region. The blaze, one of the Wests worst, has destroyed vast timber and property and caused many deaths. Great Falls Daily Tribune reports about fifty known dead with many missing, centering near Missoula and Spokane.
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Montana
Washington
Goat
Great Falls
Missoula
Spokane
Inter Ocean Reports Surge in Subscriptions
The Inter Ocean notes a recent subscription canvass greatly increased its readership with many new subscribers added. The piece highlights strong public interest and expanding subscriber base following the drive.
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Inter-Ocean
Inter Ocean Undeniably Strong For Advertisers In Ramsey County
The paper reports rapid growth in its reader list as solicitors secured favorable reception across visits. They claim the Inter Ocean now stands as the leading weekly in Ramsey County with no two or three others matching its circulation. Advertisers are urged to use its columns to reach the widest audience.
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Ramsey County
Inter-Ocean
Local high teams shape race for North Dakota title
North Dakota local high school teams plan a major role in this year’s football championship chase. Teachers and students discuss financing while last year’s squad, despite minimal coaching and the loss of standout Carl Connolly, showed strong form. The team enters with solid material and a tough schedule against top contenders. A Cleveland priest criticizes living like Jesus, noting the Savior’s life was not ridiculous. A Philadelphia woman buys a pound and a half bow for $1000 while neighbors struggle for basic groceries.
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North Dakota
Carl Connolly
Téhms
Campe Cire
Cleveland
Jesus
Christ Aid
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Grand Forks
Ramsey Drug Go
Lake Grocery
Academy OF ST. Mary's OF ‘the Lake
Teft
Howard Hamilton
Waltham
Eber Pamdton
Tinois
South Bend
H. Fiuesgen
N. Dak
Philadelphia
Thermos
Devils Lake Drug
Ito A. E. Hodgkinson
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