Grand Opera House Opens In Deck Er 17 Event
The opening night at the Grand Opera House drew notable guests including Gov. John Burke and Mrs. Burke, state officials, editors, and residents from Minot, Bismarck, Rugby, Lakota, Starkweather, and Grand Fork. Masonic hall served as the visiting guests’ headquarters as crowds gathered for the function.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Huesgen
Wm. Reid
Jens Svee
Tom Page
C. B. Burgess
M. H. Brnenan
J. H. Bloom
C. Jones
PF. T. Cuthbert
Andrew Stade
F. P. Mann
John Burke
States
G.L. Bickford
Bismarck
E. C. Bernhelm
Minneapolis
Jack Fulton
Walter Bond
Minot
Chas
J. P. Lamb
Beck
Floren
Lakota
A. L. Burdick
Munich
Victor Wardrope
Leeds
Sherman
Cando
Bratten
Rugby
Alice Nelson Page
Irene Finkle
J. D. Bacon
M. J. Murphy
Bardi Skuleson
B. F. Brockhoff
M. O'Conner
al Logan
Grand Fork Banker
T. J. Dougherty
O. P. N. Anderson
Starkweather
Masonic Hall
Directors Meeting in Ramsey County School Board Session
The annual Ramsey county school directors meeting aimed to exchange ideas to improve the county school system. State Superintendent W. L. Stockwell attended and gave the principal address, with Supt. Haig and County Supt. C. J. Kearns also speaking. many locals attended, listing numerous names. The discussion touched on educational improvements and exchange of ideas among districts.
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Ramsey County
W. L. Stockwell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Haig
C. J. Kearns
Rockford
Ill
Kearns
Fred Dissmore
Brockett
Albert Anderson
Doyon
P. G. Grilley
F. Snook
J. A. Strand
Grand Harbor
C. Lee
H. P. Jorgenson
Garske
Remi Belandee
C. E. Burgess
D. H. Turner
H- P. Minette
John Tollofson
W. E. Gozee
J. S. J. Boe
Mary Devanne
John E. Olson
A. J. McDonough
C. Frank
John Graham
Albert Roberts
John E. Thelin
P. Gunderson
Fred Zessin
Geo. H. Locke
Halvor Thee
Geo. Moore
Devils Lake
John Regan
Ole Leet
Rasmus Sorensen
Hans Clausen
Webster
J. C. West
G. H. Gessner
F. A. Gessner
Penn
Julius Haugen
W. J. Shobe
G. ¥. Drew
M. M. Wood
Crary
O. 0. Siverson
Hon. Berndt Anderson
J. M. Thompson
G. M. Stade
Churles Ferry
H. J. Nyhns
J. .H. Woldy
A. G. Strand
M. A. McDonald
Edmore
Julius Nelson
Devon
Knut Qlson
Siver Hausen
Marshall Colebank
W. H. Monscrip
Derrick
Jas
Schonauer
T. J. Daugherty
Starkweather
Edward Losee
Seven year old regarder laments unfair cat delay
Engel, seven, feeding the cat at the dinner table, is reproved by her father who says the cat must wait. The child cries out that it is shameful to treat the animal like a hired girl, calling it a poor dumb animal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Engel
Sbe
Harper's Magazine
Fragmented Message About Absence And Greeting
The note appears as a fragmented line referencing absence and a greeting to others. It mentions Sher Salone and a casual tone implying a discussion among peers about presence and farewells. No clear event, place, or date is established.
Singular Mistake Sparks two Singleton love stories
A young bachelor in St Louis endures telegrams about a baby, while Elma Weston visits his home to reveal she is the suitor Stella Weston’s sister. A telegram mix up shows two men named Singleton, one a farmer near town, one the writer in the city. The two families reconcile, friendship grows, and romance blossoms with the farm, the baby, and shared ambitions.
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Addison Howard Gibson
Fcopyright
American Press Association
St. Louis
Singleton
Bima
Papa
Mr. Singleton
Stella
Elma Weston
Elma
Raleed
Bos
Fred Singleton
Wonger
Royance
Abe
Stella Weston
New Jersey
I. B. Singleton
F. H. Singleton
Bima Weston
Hlma
Ante and a Cow. A Romantic Meander in a Meadow
Professor Slocum and Miss Deborah Day, both well past youth, meet by daisies in a Madison meadow. A cow nearby leads to a chaotic chase into a shed, where the couple clings and then escape hand in hand. Amid cow chaos and broken wood, romance finally blooms as they confess their feelings.
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M. Quad
Slocum
Madison
Deborah Day
Cupid
Miss Deborah
Miss Day
Sfth
Miss Way
Misa
E ‘Grst
Quite at Home Baton And Did You Feel At Home Traveling
A fragmentary quote from Yonkers Statesman notes a traveler feeling at home on a Russian journey as brakemen call out stations. The brief item preserves the sense of cultural dissonance and travel atmosphere in a clipped newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kigbert
Yonkers- Statesman
Bargain Center Ad Offers Toys and Dishes at Mann’s
A cluttered ad fragment from Hamisey county promotes a Bargain venue at Mann’s featuring a line of toys and dishes. It mentions miscellaneous prices and expenditures and hints at holiday stock improvements amid a sale atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamisey County
Mann
Selent Trom
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M. J. Whithall
Royal Worcester
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M. L
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Young Smith
Boggs
Woggs
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