Washington Tea and High School Socials Highlight Devils Lake Society
Mrs W D Jones will visit Grand Forks then attend The Music Master and a big Masonic event. The Nineteenth Century club hosted a Washington Tea at the Bertram Greens with Martha Washington costumes and abundant treats. High School girls were entertained by the Serumgards on Hast Fourth street with prizes for Marie Cool and Winnefred McLaughlin. The Thomson residence hosted a grand "at home" with pink carnations and Washington hats, featuringMme Huesgend and Mrs Milham serving frappes while Martha Washington costumes served refreshments as the Devils Lake orchestra played.
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W. D. Jones
Grand Forks
George Getts
Dr. Jones
Mrs. Jones
Washington
Bertram Green
West Seventh Street
Martha Washington
Olga
Inez Serumgard
Ole Serumgard
Marie Cool
Winnefred McLaughlin
Normi ‘Himes
Fife
J. M.‘Thomson
John ‘A. Honey
J.M. Thompson
Mamie Huesgend
Simon
Northrop
van de Grift
Adele ‘Thompson
Devils Lake
Little Donnelly Thompson
George Washington
Nelson Is Defeated In Unequal Ring Battle
In Richmond California on February 22 Battling Nelson was stopped in the fortieth round by referee Eddie Smith after a punishing bout with Ad Wolgast. Nelson, battered and bleeding, refused to quit as Wolgast was crowned the new lightweight champion amid cheering. Nelson’s manager John Robinson pleaded to throw in the sponge, but Abdul the Turk had already tossed it earlier.
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Richmond
Arena
Cal
Nelson
Joe Gans
Ad Wolgast
Eddie Smith
Cadillac
Mich
John Robinson
Bet Abdul
Robinson
Smith
Tragedy Near Tokio: Washingtons Victims of Poisoned liquor Attack
Sunday tragedy at the Washington homestead near Tokio ends in death of the father in law and unconscious mother in law after guests from Graham's Island served poisoned liquor. Two alleged assailants, DuBois brothers, were arrested with another associate. Dated account notes guard response and a separate school program listing.
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George Washington
DuBois Brothers
Washingtons
Tokio
DuBois
Graham's Island
Washington
Turtle Mountains
Farmers Institute on crops and silo construction
A Farmers Institute speaker warns planting near houses causes drifting snow around buildings. He favors evergreens especially spruces and urges keeping roots moist when transplanting. Mr Gregg stresses a solid silo foundation using cement to prevent air leaks and outlines filling steps including wet corn bundles and packing with oats on top.
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Gregg
Silos and corn fodder urged for dairy farms in North Dakota
A North Dakota note details silo construction with western fir staves, costs, and filling methods. It argues corn has no equal as dairy feed, cites a farmer who could profit from silos, and stresses high butter and milk prices while feed and labor stay costly.
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Minnesota
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Esidore Henry
Harry Connor
Frank Martin
Bona Harvey
Alice Cadigan
Nellié
America
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Justice of the Foece
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