A C Students Visit Farm From Fargo Exposition
Special correspondence describes eighty Agricultural College students touring Mr Huntoons Clay County farm. The group visited a cement hog house, a feed lot with cattle horses and hogs, a four pen chicken coop, a 35 to 40 foot high elevator and a 170 by 170 foot hip roof barn valued around 9000 dollars. They observed root feeding including mangels and wurzels and noted thrifty stock with Shorthorns highlighted in the barn.
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Agricultural College
Fargo
Clay County
N. P
Becuda
Huntoon Farm Tour Highlights Stock and Facilities
Visitors explored a large barn with hexatilla stables and box stalls housing Percheron type horses. They noted a 60-barrel water tank and fire protection, a forthcoming washing machine and separator driven by a pumping engine, and a brick two story house. Mr Huntoon aims to manage substantial stock with minimal labor while serving hot coffee and doughnuts to guests.
North Dakotan land boom draws Illinois investors and local Masonry
An Illinois investment agent reports steady North Dakota land value rises boosting farm loans as lands rise from 1200 1600 to 3200 4000 dollars per quarter section. Amish interest grows alongside eager buyers. In Larimore on February 19 the Masons marked their twentieth anniversary, initiated the lodge centennial member, with Grand Forks Fargo and others attending and a Eastern Star banquet. Degrees conferred on two candidates pleased all.
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Illinois
North Dakota
Bongat
Northwest
Larimore
N. D
Grand Forks
Fargo
Eastern Star
Larimore Lodge
Teachers examination in Devils Lake March 11 12 1904
County Superintendent L B Fancher announces a regular teachers certificates examination at the court house in Devils Lake North Dakota on Friday and Saturday March 11 and 12 1904. Testing begins at 9 o'clock sharp and candidates should bring pens and ink. The piece also notes a chance meeting between A McLean of Penn and an Inter Ocean scribe, and mentions J A McCanna visiting Devils Lake.
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Court House
Devils Lake
L B Fancher
Inter-Ocean
A. McLean
Penn
McLean
A. J. McCanna
Cando
Opening Fort Totten lands to settlement under new treaty plan
A proposed bill would amend the Devils Lake Indians treaty to open 104,016 acres including Fort Totten for settlement in North Dakota. The plan shifts payment to Indians from treasury funds to proceeds from surplus lands, with limited payments for school and public lands and a park titled to the United States.
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Devils Lake
United States
Militeys
Fort Wotten
North Dakota
Sully
Secretary of the Interior
E. W. Grove
For Sale St Vincent Hospital Property in Devila Tako
For sale the large two story St. Vincent Hospital building with stone basement 40 by 60 electric light steam heat sewerage cistern well wind mill bathrooms and verandas suitable for hotel lodging school academy or dwelling. Grounds include shade trees lawn fountain and 65 lots. terms offered by A M Powell Pioneer land man Devila Tako N D.
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Sisters of Mercy
Mercy Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
A. M. Powell
Devila Tako
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