Marriage Licenses Granted In This County
For Better Or For Worse list shows Milton A. Brann of Velva and Elizabeth Smith of this county among licenses granted since the last report. Others include Herman H. Chamberlin and Annie Becker of Mary, Ole A. Jacobson and Christine Moresmith of Edmore, James Fitzpatrick of this city and Annie Hyness, John A. Peterson of Sheyenne and Matilda Sundberg of this county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Brann
Velva
Elizabeth Smith
Herman H. Chamberlin
Annie Becker
Mary
Ole A. Jacobson
Christine Moresmith
Edmore
James Fitzpatrick
Annie Hyness
John A. Peterson
Sheyenne
Matilda Sundberg
Special Meetings At M. E. Church
Beginning next Sunday evening the Methodist church in this city hosts a series of special meetings. Rev Frank Mathis Sof Cowan will arrive Tuesday to assist. Rev James and Rev Mathis are described as eloquent and convincing. Indications point to a large attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mathis
Sof Cowan
Loway
James
Mathis
Lumber Liens Get Jolted by Senate Bill
Senator Fox of McHenry introduces a bill in the state senate that would reorder lumber lien priority. Currently lumber liens outrank contractors and even prior mortgages. the proposal would make lumber liens subordinate to contractors and laborers and subject to existing encumbrances on the property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
McHenry Aevent
State
Senate
Eyesight Restored For Crary Shooting Victim
A. P. Forslor who accidentally shot himself at Crary last week is rapidly recovering. He is now managing his telephone exchange and is expected to regain sight in both eyes. The bullet remains beneath the skull near the temple.
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A. P Forslor
Crary
Railroad Bill Seeks Winter Service Limits for State Lines
A new bill in the legislature would prohibit railroads operating solely within the state from failing to keep lines open in winter when a passenger trip time does not exceed eight hours. If enacted, it would affect major lines and smaller carriers like the Farmer's road and other short lines statewide.
Fraud Exposed Warns Against Dr King’s Imitations
Fraud exposed warns public about counterfeiters selling im itations of Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds and other remedies. The warning urges checking for the genuine name on wrappers from H and Bucklen Co Chicago Tl and Winsor Conn to avoid frauds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bucklen
H. &. Bucklen & Co
Chicago
Winsor
Conn
Advertised Letters Remaining at Denils Lake Post Office
Post Office at Denils Lake notifies that letters advertised as remaining uncalled for as of June 1 1906 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within fourteen days. Names listed include Haberlach Becker Hywidman Brow Jennings Dottie and others.
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Denils Lake
Dewd
Partler
Uslba
Haberlach
Becker Geo Hywidman
Brow Misshens Jennings Dottie
Salvor Clausen
Hanaworth
Cookkin
Taneegte
Amr
Arthur Matson Wines
Bilis
Saaeles
Davis Bill Seen Likely to Pass Senate and House
CG M Scott reports from Bismarck that the Davis primary election measure was recommended for passage without change by the senate committee. A vote is expected Thursday or Friday, with 28 senate supporters claimed. Passage in the house is deemed certain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Scott
Grand Forks Herald
Bismarck
Davis
Senate
House
The Czar Meets Workmen at Tsarskoe Selo
The czar hosted 32 St. Petersburg industrial leaders at Tsarskoe Selo. Emperor Nicholas and family funded relief totaling $25,000 for families of those killed or wounded in the January 22 affair. Factories have concessions to strikers while Poland and Siberian provinces remain tense with further protests reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Nicholas
Tsarskoe Selo
St. Petersburg
Poland
Irkutek
Siberian
Good Bill By Senator Stade
Senator Stade introduces a bill for glanders infected animals to be slaughtered with appraisal by three citizens plus a district veterinarian, valuation capped at 75 dollars and warrants issued by the secretary of state. Eve's Apple reflection follows from a Country Life in America note on tropical fruit and Eden’s wild fruits.
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Stade
Senate
Secretary of State
Eden
America
The Opposite War Rhodes Scholar Learns Rowing
A Rhodes scholar from Oxford learns rowing from a German coach. The coach explains that backwater means using the oar the opposite way, and the scholar follows instructions, lifting and placing the handle incorrectly yet attempting the proper technique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Oxford
Germany
Soldier Identifier Mentioned by Map Maker in Illinois Tale
In a Chicago Tribune excerpt a passenger in a skull cap asks about the speaker’s occupation. The map maker answers and hints at a hidden post as a soldier, revealing a terse exchange in historical dialogue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long New Ulster
Chicago Tribune
Preserving the Spell in Nell and Belle Dialogue
A fragment from the Philadelphia Ledger features Nell and Belle discussing devotion and marriage. The brief exchange hints at affection and social expectations within a dated context.
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Nell
Belle
Philadelphia’ Ledger
Foreclosure Notice Amid Confusing OCR Text
Notice states a foreclosure action involving parties with ties to North Dakota and September dates. The readable fragments identify Sue Kotfos as a party and mention an executory process and a sale proceeding. The garbled OCR obscures full names, dates, and filing details.
Markets Reported by Edwards Wood and Co Minneapolis
Edwards Wood and Co in Minneapolis provides a markets report detailing latest financial movements and price trends. The bulletin notes index shifts, commodity quotes, and notable volume changes across key sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwards, Wood & Co
Minneapolis
Market Bullish on Wheat Amid Shortage Signals
The market for Wheat shows renewed strength due to wide fluctuations and evidence of a crop shortage not overestimated. Prices rise as US and other major shipments lag, with flour dealers unable to stockpile due to high costs, signaling a potential permanent bull phase as receipts thin and country elevators clear out. Edwards Wood Co. reports as stock and grain dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Edwards -Wood CO. (Incorporated
Foreclosure Notice for Brocket Mortgage 1905
William Larson assignee of mortgageee announces foreclosure on Olgt Nelsons loan to Mike Mootz. Property Lot 6?8 in Block three in Brocket Village, Ramsey County North Dakota. Sale set for March 11, 1965 at 2 PM at Devils Lake Court House. bid to cover $292.24 plus costs.
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Cald Mortagee
Rameey County
North
Dako
William Lawson
Tanle
Brocket
Rameay County
North Dakota
William Larson
Elizabeth B. Kinsley
Lavi Kinsley
Mortgegors
F. L. Thompson
Register of Deeds
Ramsey
North Sabes Baie
Jane
Is Lake
Psur
L. Thompson
Mortgane
Lemoon
Ramee
Danary
Puiwore Triplowsgat Con Mortzaces
Edmore
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M. E. Church
Czar
Senator Stade
Kotfos Ia
Roxr
Washington, D
DAC
Fargo Seed House
Fargo
N. D
Cincinnati
Ohio
Billboard PU Co
Seales
A.T. Bell & Co
John Nimmo
Undertaker
J. Brooks Granite and Marble Company
West Third Street
Devils Lake
D. Dak
Fort Eclosa
Pater
Burke A
Raiitacats
Bovis Lake, North Dakota
Webra Davies
Department of the Tater
Povils Hake
N.D
Reister
Lake, N
Rennes
Kes
Saw Mills
Mumia
Harstwood
Heaees
Oakly
Tna Oaks
Ife
Fergie
Stong
Lakeview
H. H. Arnold
Hi. E. Arnold
Pitcher
VanLiew
Whipple Sale
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