Nine New Trains For Great Northern Service
Great Northern plans a six figure million dollar project this summer to re establish double service between St Paul and Seattle. Nine complete trains are being built in Ohio for June 1 deployment to replace Flyers 3 and 4. Each 11 car set includes a cafe observation car and sixteen trans continental trains will be in constant service.
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Great Northern
Great Northern Passenger Department
St.Paul
Seattle
Ohio
Great Northern Flyers
Grand Forke Plaindealer
Local Notes and Events from Devils Lake Area
Special orders for ladies tailored suits to be taken at the New York Store on Saturday January 18 1902. Devils Lake residents invited to select. Also birth announcement Thomas Sorenson and Mrs Haslam. Community notices include bank deposits, Masonic events, school fund benefit cantata January 29 30 with tickets at Hodgkinson's drug store. Local movements and business updates throughout.
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New York
Devils Lake
Stade & Svee
Will Thompson
Brainard
Souris
Hodgkinson’s
Stdde & Svee
Blind Pig Raided and Injunctions Hit North Side
Sherif Rutten raided a blind pig last Saturday finding five cases of beer, whisky and wine. In the suspect residence basement 23 more cases of spirits were seized. The entire house was under injunction, the family ordered out, and sheriff’s possession established. This marks the fifth injunction against Mr. Way since June 15.
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N. A. Way
Sherif Rutten
Mr. Way
California oranges and other local notices
A collage of small town notices from T. A Haslam's offers citrus and produce, local sales and property listings by Neff & Rother, and various farm stock, horse sales, and business calls. Social updates include Mrs Truman C Miller’s Grand Forks visit, additions to John Cain’s barn, and local travel for fixtures and supplies. The piece also lists school bond discussions and civic events, including a Knights of Pythias euchre party and Captain Herman’s eastbound trip.
Advertised Letters at Devils Lake Post Office 1902
Remaining uncalled for letters for the week ending January 25 1902 will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within fourteen days. Names listed include Allen W 82 McCarthy D as Ole icGraw Bowman Gus Nicklasson Chas Brown Florence Olson JB Blunt CW O Day Minnie Boheimer Pederson Peter O Dovany Mark Roketad Joba Davis Ora Eunice Chas Samly Rebeces comm Gass Larson Bertha R Daetey postmaster.
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Devils Lake
Allen
McCarthy
Ole icGraw
Bowman Gus Nicklasson
Chas Brown
Florence Olson
JB Blunt
Day Thomas
Minnie Boheimer
Pederson
Peter O Dovany
Mark Roketad
Joba Davis
Ora Eunice Chas Samly
Rebeces
Gass Larson
Bertha
Stop the Blight Stop the Blight
An old advertisement extols Scott's Emulsion as a cure for childhood failures to grow and thrive. It likens blight to sickly trees and claims the medicine supplies strength to help weak children catch up, promoting eating, sleeping, and playing as signs of improvement.
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Scott
Notable Local Guests and Visitors This Week
Lillian Worth hosted at the Sevilla early this week while Joseph Collinson of Barns ville visited town. Thomas Whaelon the ball player joined Pasequale DeFiore. Mrs W H Lackey entertained the XIX Century club last week. John Van Liew and Frank Pitcher returned from Minneapolis on business. C C Gibney left for the coast country for two to three months. Editor Falkenstein of Bot tineau News visited for high life with Masonic goat. H J Small and family called on the Inter Ocean. Mrs Small and daughter Susie plan a visit East. John H Bloom will assume editorial charge during Mr Small’s absence. The Ladies Aid of St Olaf’s church held a social on Fifth street with Miss Hovey and Chas Kops performing. Refreshments followed for an enjoyable evening.
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Lottie Sparks
W. H. Walker
Crary
Terry Doyle
Minneapolis
Silas Merrill
Moose River
Florence Nelson
Hudson
Minnesota
Cliff
Howard Moore
Shady
O. K Herman Richardson
Mann & Son’s
St Thomas
Miller
New York
Pennsylvania
Falkenstein
Bottineau
Inter-Ocean
J. Small
Susie
Fifth Street
Miss Hovey
Chas. Kops
Grand Forks
XIX Club Dances At Grand Forks Opera House
The XIX Century club held a dance under W. W. Hall for Grand Forks public library last night at the opera house. Two more dances are planned on Friday January 31 and Monday February 10 with Hall again providing music and ladies serving a midnight luncheon. Tickets cost 1.25 per couple. An Easter Monday final ball with Hall's quartet and an elaborate supper is planned.
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W. W. Hall
Grand Forks
XIX Century Club
Opera House
Prof. Hall
Hall
700 Tons of Ice at Devils Lake Trade Season
The LaRue Miller company mobilizes a large workforce to store 700 tons of ice for next summer, the largest quantity ever held for a season at Devils Lake. The ice is of unusually fine quality, shale free, with F. W. Cockburn and others also expanding supplies for market and personal use.
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LaRue Miller Company
Devils Lake
F. W. Cockburn
Reid Restaurant Sold In Cash Deal To Reid
Papers transferring the Reid restaurant property from Harvey H. Barr to Wm. H. Reid were signed in A. M. Powell’s office Tuesday. Reid plans enlarging and improving the property for the spring rush. Consideration was 2500 dollars in cash.
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Reid
Harvey H. Barr
Wm. H. Reid
A. M. Powell
Land Inquiry Floods India Reservation Opening News
Powell reports about ten letters daily seeking the expected opening of the Indian reservation. Local land office contest Swanson v Wicks is remanded to allow defense and rebuttal evidence. Devils Lake items note travel plans, land purchases, new bakery appointment, building activity, a chimney fire with no damage, Burns celebration, and horse sale listings at Gordon's barn.
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Powell
Gust Swanson
Sam Wicks
W. M. Anderson
J.F. Henry
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Eureka
Fureka
Anderson
Vils Lake
N. D
Midway
Boughton
Teice
Co-Operative Store
Orses
Barrett & Zimmerman
Midway Horse Market
St Pan
Minn
Geain No
Logal
A. Haslam
Thomas Sorenson
John Haslam
Willow City
Wm. BR. Haig
Cando
P. J. McClory
Fargo
First National Bank
State ‘Board of Auditors
Bell
Co-Operative
Ethel Thompson
Bartlett
St. Paul Fur Coat
F. W. Mann & Son
Sam Pratt
Rev
James
Galesburg
Rocky Mountain
W. Greene
Blind Pig
Peter Regan
Dan
Ned
Minot
Webster Township
Mason
Bill
Mandy
J. B. Kent
D. Dowd
Wm. Coburn
Deep River
C. H. Mulholland
Pennington
Ore
Mr. Mulholland
Mulholland
Libby
Mont
John Gallagher
Berwick
John Fleen
E. J. Chamberlin
George Herber
Devils Lakers
J. H. Moeller
Churles Ferry
John W. Maher
F. W. Wilder
T. A Haslam’s
T. A. Haslam
S. W. F. Honey
Park River
Neff & Rother's
Scippie ‘Sbarny
Truman C. Miller
John Cain
Seventh Street
Brainard & Co’s
Liver Scrumgard
West
Rose Dolin
York
M. A. Doheney
I. P. Germo
Grand Forks Mercantile Co
Madison Medicine Co
W Greene
Chamberlain
Greene
Si B. Fancher
Victoria District
Board of University and School Lands
Sullivan District
DeGroat
Noonan
Royal
Morris
Creel
Ontario
Oakland
Triumph
Knights of Pythias
Libby Sparks
F. T. Fox
0. W. Greene
Otto Blacksmith
Capt
Herman
lLion
R. Daetey
Hood
Migs
Ada Dory
Sidney
Lowa
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
Mies Lillian Worth
Sevilla
Joseph Collinson
Barnsville
Thomas Whaelon
W.H. Lackey
John van Liew
Frank Pitcher
C.C. Gibney
The
Reid Restaurant
George Vannier
Laureaa
Indiana
Michigan
Iowa
L. J. Deck
Hawarden
Neff & Rother
Davidson
Michael Walsh
White Eagle
Oklahoma
Byron Watkins
Sullivan Township
Mr. Watkins
Harry Kneeshaw
Professor Dewar
Burnsville
Robert Burns
Wm. Saunders
Alberta
Chas, Nelson
E. W. Miner
E. E. Rorepaugh
Geo. Heising
Heising Elevator Co
J. A. van Liew
Gordon's Barn
Chamber Commerce
Clarais
Security Bank of Minneapolis
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