Large meeting of Business Men's club elects twenty new members
A lively city hall gathering of the Business Men's club elected twenty new members led by President Bangs who presented a list of names. Discussions covered Red River Valley university relocation, Great Northern water piping from Sweetwater lake, and creamery economics with farmer Daniel Reardan citing high cow profits.
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Business Men’s Club
City Hall
Bangs
C. M. Fisher
Howard Whiple
O. F. Greenleaf
G. W. Overs
W. H. Reid
Emil S. Eich
Blanding Fisher
O. A. P. Odegard
Clark W. Kelley
H. N. Williamson
Dr. W. J. Brownlee
P. D. Norton
E. J. Glass
T. A. Haslam
Louis Hanson
A. H. Bell
Frank Leuck
John McLean
B. J. Ness
Red River Valley University
Wahpetun
Aks
Great Northern
Sweetwater Lake
Keith Creamery
Kelly
Farmers’ Road
M. J. Cort
Daniel Reardan
Te SR Restsdegard
M.lin
Spork Ab Yiapeten Garske
Bucklon's Argica Balge Heals Burns and Wounds
Norfolk Virginia resident C. Hivenbark Jr reports knee burn relief and rapid healing after using Bucklon's Argica Balge. The advertisement claims it heals all wounds and sores and is sold by C. W. Greene.
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Bucklon
C. Hivenbark Jr
Norfolk, Va
C. W. Greene
District Meeting Degree of Honor Held in Minot Area
The Degree of Honor district convention gathered in this city with Mrs. Stearns of Lakota presiding. A banquet followed, then initiatory work and a program of readings, poems, dancing, and music by local and visiting members. New officers elected: President Mrs. Stearns Lakota, Vice President Mrs. Powell Devils Lake, Secretary Mrs. Cummings Minot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
Perth
Cando
Devils Lake
Lakota
Florrin
Cummings
Whitcomb Rilley
Thorson
Don Prosser
Ida White
Mary Cairns
Mesdames Lyman
Kesler
Cando Mesdames Stearns
Wehe
Schraeble
Ross
Alexander
Ferris
Stearns
Powell
Beef Trust Ordered to Obey Supreme Court Ruling
Washington dispatch reports the supreme court ruling finding the beef trust in violation of law and authorizes criminal proceedings against individual corporate members if the injunction is not obeyed. The president and cabinet are determined to enforce the decision and prevent further evasion.
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United States Supreme Court
Washington Dispatch
Supreme Court of the United States
Great Northern Ice House Construction Discussed
The Great Northern plans an ice house 32 by 80 feet and 20 feet high near the main track at the west end of Lo Fraptiiys. It is likely the structure will be filled with ice from Pros Lake and water from nearby sources for storage.
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Great Northern
Ines
Pros Lake
Local Block Plant Exceeds Competitors at Minneapolis Meet
George Elmslie and colleagues attended the Northwest Concrete Ed ucts Association gathering in Minneapolis. They reported Petrified Brick and Stone Company products superior to rivals, highlighted a city hall sample brick from Winnipeg, and noted a new blocking machine for the city plot. Several local old timers and business figures viewed the exhibit.
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George Elmslie
Peter
Anson
Louis Hanson
Chas. Russell
Pets
Northwest Concrete Educts Association
Minneapolis
Inter-Ocean
City Hall
Winnipeg
F. A. Plummer
Midway
Great Northern Racing Circuit Sets Dates For Meets
At Grand Forks meeting of city representatives the Great Northern Racing circuit fixed race dates for several towns including Minot June 14 15 16 Bottineau June 20 21 22 Lake June 27 28 29 Cando July 4 5 6 Mayville May 11 12 13 Larimore May 18 19 20 Winnipeg June 24-29 Brandon August 1-2 Grand Forks August 7-12 and a dozen races with purses and pacing events. C J Lord of Cando elected president and L Cham pine secretary.
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Grand Forks
Minot
Bottineau
Eae Lake
Cando
Mayville
Larimore
Winnipeg
Brandon
C. J. Lord of
L. §. Champine
M. A. Dohney
Devils Lake
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Recent Sales
Real estate activity includes C. B. Richards and wife transferring to Robert E. Horne property in section 29 and 30 at 65 price five thousand dollars. E. E. Sparks sells two quarters in section 24 at sixty five to Lillian I. Sparks for seven thousand one hundred dollars. John Grant transfers to Wm. F. Hiney land in 431-60 at two thousand five hundred dollars.
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C. B. Richards
Robert E. Horne
E. E. Sparks
Lillian I. Sparks
John Grant
Wm. F. Hiney
Grave trouble ahead warns stomach and liver failure
Mrs. John A. Young of Clay, North Dakota, suffered neuralgia of the liver and stomach and weakness of the heart. She credits Electric Bitters with quick relief and says they gave what she needed after a long illness. Sold under guarantee by 16 W. Greene per bottle.
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John A. Young
Clay
W. Greene
Post Office Effort Aimed in Odessa Township
An effort to secure a new post office in Odessa Township proposes a location about one and a half miles east of the old Jerusalem Hodgkinson frames shed site with M. Christoffergen named postmaster.
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Odessa Township
M. Christoffergen
Old Jerusalem
District Court Civil and Criminal Docket Summary
Last week in district court focused on civil matters with several verdicts issued. W. D. Jones wins over 8. B. Regan with $1 damages plus costs. John Cummings wins against Great Northern railroad with $35. Ellen Rouquest against Israel Johnson awarded $60. Mary E. Hann versus 8. V. Shelin verdict for defendant. W.V. Baker versus Peter Regan dismissed without prejudice. two cases continued. E. E. Sparks and L. I. Sparks against Greenwich Insurance motions directed verdicts under advisement. Criminal side: Information against Wm. Hull. P. F. Kerchen pleads guilty to nuisance. John Nelson and E. P. Hartzell plead not guilty to burglary of Wellington's bicycle shop. Add C. Cannolly charged with grand larceny. Louis Hass against C. B. Kendall trial underway as Inter-Ocean goes to press.
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Civi
W. D. Jones
B. Regan
Plantiff
John Cummings
Great Northern Railroad
Ellen Rouquest
Israel Johnson
W.V. Baker
Peter Regan
Mary E. Hann
V. Shelin
E. E. Sparks
L. I. Sparks
Greenwich Insurance Company
New York City
Wm. Hull
P. F. Kerchen
John Nelson
E. P. Hartzell
Wellington
Duell
Add C
Resler Wins Land Contest Near Starkweather
Editor Homer Resler learns the general land office commissioner has ruled against the Loiselle heirs in a land contest over a valuable quarter near Starkweather. The local office saw cancellation. the commissioner reversed on the speculative nature of the contest. Resler expects a favorable interior secretary decision. Claim valued at $4,000.
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Homer Resler
General Land Office
Alexander Loiselle
Starkweather
Resler
Secretary of the Interior
Preacher Case Is Settled
A court case involving George Ferris editor of the Courteney Gazette and Rev. Wm. Steele, formerly of Crary and now of Oberon, was settled out of court. Steele had sued Ferris for slander and obtained a $3,800 judgment, Ferris was jailed briefly, then sued for false arrest. terms of $75 released Ferris from the judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ferris
Courteney Gazette
Wm. Steele
Crary
Oberon
Steele
Courteney
Ferris
CIA
Aera
Brightbill named bank examiner in North Dakota
D K Brightbill of Cando, long time county auditor, is slated to be state bank examiner to replace E S Tyler who becomes national bank examiner. Governor Sarles is expected to appoint him within days for the post. Poisons in food ad promotes King's New Life Pills as a cure for indigestion with a money back guarantee.
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Bismarck
D. K. Brightbill
Cando
Rightbill
State Bank
E.S. Tyler
National Bank
Sarles
King
Parsons
Greene
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Iizieis
Beef Trust
Great Northern Ice House
G. N
Hodgkinson
Brightbill
Bank Examiner
C.R. Charest
M. D
T. M. Maclachlan
M.D
New York
Boateee
Treaveling Medical Hassiae
Northwest
Charest
Maclachlan
Fargo
North Dakota
RAE Cas
Paris
France
Electro-Medical Institute and Hospital.Inc
Front St
Hor. Pac. Depot
Macla
F. W. Cockburn
Kelly Avenue
Devils Lake, NM. D
J.J. Bell
C. H. Baker Wittte
Tates
CHAS
Pillsbury
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