Ramsey County Holds First Corn Contest For Pupils
County Superintendent Haig announces a Ramsey county corn growing contest for schools with prizes and a week of agricultural instruction at the December boys and girls Institute at the Agricultural College. Teachers are asked to report pupils with corn ears to exhibit and bring them to the office promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Nodea
Haig
Hale
Agricultural College
Carrara
Fargo
Ares
Girls’ and Boys’ Institute
Saloons Closed in Detroit by Federal Officers
Word reached Detroit Minnesota that four city saloons were closed by federal Indian department agents led by Special Agent T B Brents and Deputies N A Way J A Johnson and J M Quinn. Prohibited intoxicants shipments ended and proprietors were ordered to pack up equipment. The saloon operators were John Gywangon John Adair Frank Courtwright and Martin Christianson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Minn
W. E. Johnson
Indian Department
Pusayfoot
T. B. Brents
N. A. Way
J.a.johnson
W. B. Johnson
J.M. Quinn
Saloons to close as agents demand freight for liquor
Special agents and deputies will ship all cargoes out of the city and confiscate liquor entering in the past two months. The Detroit saloons face temporary closure as authorities inspect freight records and enforce new peaceable measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Becaltike
Detroit
Rotear
Railroad Commissioner O P Anderson Back From DC Meeting
O P Anderson of North Dakota returned from Washington DC after two weeks at the National convention of Railroad Commissioners. He attended the Wig meeting and called it valuable and important for railroad matters. Anderson stopped in Devils Lake en route to Starkweather to share his satisfaction with the outcome and his state's representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. N. Anderson
Devils Lake
Starkweather
Anderson
Washington, D.C
National Convention of
Railroad Commissioners
North Dakota
Santa Is Turner's 100 Santa Claus Visits Devils Lake
Santa Claus arrived at Charles Tichers store this week and stayed long enough to unload a fresh pack of toys. He created a doll display with the latest novelties for Devil's Lake mothers to bring their children and plan Christmas selections this year.
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Santa Claus
Charles Ticher
Mr. Turner
Devils Lake
Honest John Burns and the puzzling liver stunt
John Burns M P observed a constable in plain clothes chatting with a civilian. The man handed something from his pocket to the officer, Burns demanded open hand with stentorian voice. The constable hesitated puzzled as liver or large cough never dropped.
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John
John Burns
M. P
Mr. Burns
Avas
Burns
M.P
Danny
Workmen Install Officers and Local Notices
At the Ancient Order of United Workmen meeting officers were installed for the year, including P. M. W. William Logue and Foreman J. H. Bloom. The next meeting is set for Friday at 7 pm to wrap up business before a dance by Mr. Gram linked to the O Callaghan play. Also notes various local business moves, a divorce ring novelty, a resourceful milliner in Copenhagen, a large spruce hedge in Green NH, and regional observations from Devils Lake and Greenland.
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Order of United Workmen
Wm. Logue
J. H. Bloom
Wm. Felger
G. W. Demnell
Geo. W. Mooers
le Thoring
Harkin
J. W
New York Cash Store Reopens Under New Ownership
The New York Cash Store in Devils Lake is reopened by Rognas Le Bran and Co with N Lambertman as manager. Lambertman, formerly with the Rolla firm, oversees stock selection for an ambitious opening day. Holbrook Mercantile Co. retires, praising the new proprietors as capable successors. The store will operate under its new name and aim to boost its longtime standing in the city.
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Devils Lake
Messrs. Rognas
la Bron and Lambert
Inter-Ocean
New York Cash
Holbrook Mercantile Co
New York
Rognas le Bran & Co
N. Lambertman
Lambert
Rognas
Rolla
N. D
le Brun
Rognas Company
Hansboro
Ww. M. Holbrook
Ita
Stahe
Holbrook Mercantile Moves to New York Office
The Holbrook Mercantile company will relocate its office to a new firm in the New York store for nine days. Those owing balances are asked to please add nettle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holbrook Mercantile Company
New York
Caring for the cow pasture in dairy farming
The article argues pasture improvement boosts dairy and meat output. Drain low spots, fertilize with barnyard manure, introduce new grasses, and rotate cattle to extend pasture use. It also notes vegetables aid poultry nutrition, urging boiled roots for better digestion and cleanliness.
Winter preserves and tomato butter refined for pantry use
The piece outlines making tomato butter as a versatile spread and a ketchup substitute, plus a pickle recipe for yellow tomatoes. It also describes preserving citron and melon with sugar and spices, noting careful cooking to maintain texture and flavor.
Fruit Preserved Over Boiling Water With Raisins And Sugar
Fragmentary notes describe boiling chunks in water just covering them then adding sugar and lemon as the fruit tenderizes. A mention of sterilized glass jars, Miss Lena Sahoo of Battle Lake Minnesota visiting with sister Mrs W C Sosries and entering a General hospital to study as a trained nurse.
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Java
Lena Sahoo
Battle Laka, Minn
Mra W. C. Sosries
General Hospital
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GORN
Ramsey
Carrie Nation
Turner
Soul
Will
P. MW
William Logue
Germany
Chicago Record-Herald
Copenhagen
Paris
John R. Hatch
Green
N. H
New Hampshire
Hatch
Greenland
New Wayland
Hoston
Holbrook
Edison Records
Rexall
The
Devils Lake Drug Company
Royal
Royal Baking Powder
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