State Capital Reports on Observances and Elections
State Superintendent Devine urges school superintendents to observe John Marshall day February 4 1901. Judge Bartholomew to speak in Bismarck and Judge Morgan visits capital. Prohibition enforcement tightens as Gov White says Jeffries Ruhlin prize fight cannot occur in North Dakota. Ramsey county gains plum legislative seats as committees favor local reps Davis and Hale. The house blocks the senate short session plan and apportionment bills forecast bigger chambers.
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Devine
State Bar Association
Bartholomew
Joint Assembly
Bismarck
Gov. White
Cincinnati Post
Jeffries— Ruhlin
North Dakota
Judiciary
Hale
Davis
Ramsey County
Comstock
Slope
The Telephone Inspector
A quirky exchange shows a telephone inspector testing a resident by asking for specific tones and actions. The man responds with a sequence of greetings and a playful demonstration including a headstand before saying goodbye.
Torpid liver linked to dyspepsia in Philadelphia case
A Philadelphia resident Mrs. Jones of 2320 N 12th St in her 77th year reports complete cure of torpid liver related dyspepsia and its attendant aches after using Hood s Sarsaparilla. The testimonial claims the remedy cleanses the digestive tract and tones the system.
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12Th St
Philadelphia
Hood
Social Realm Parties Highlight Community Gatherings
Mary Cairns hosted a thimble bee with sewing and music while guests enjoyed refreshments. At I Glerum’s home a children’s party celebrated Mary and Ralph Glerum with games and treats. Howard Maher’s 10th birthday featured crokinole and gifts as candles lit the decorated table. County Commissioner Ola Furstenau led a dancing party with about forty attendees. Mrs. Wallace hosted a Fargo bound Epworth League gathering and Pedro game, while the Daughters of Rebekkah enjoyed progressive euchre at I.O.O.F. hall. The Metropolitan club plans a winter dance with Chandler’s Philharmonic orchestra at Wine man’s hall and club leaders seek a memorable event.
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Mary Oairns
Ella Cairns
Helen Watt
Jenniebelle Lewis
Minnie Jamieson
Roberts
Thompson
Palmer
Rodenbach
Rankin
Maud Rankin
Furlong
Anna Stenson
Hale
Lillian Hale
Ranum
Gretzsinger
I Glerum
Mary
Ralph Glerum
Marie Denner
Albert
Arthur Powell
Lara Hanson
Melvina Duell
Howard
Everett Duell
Mabel McMillan
Ervin Lee
Vera Carpenter
Howard Maher
Paul Brown
James Brennan
Master Howard
Freda Brown
Celia Duell
Rosa Ruger
Frankie Cowan
Josephine Maher
Bertha Small
Willie Huesgen
Judd Whitman
Leslie Gordon
John Cowan
Ralph Perry
Albert Hanson
Metropolitan Club
Chandler
Philharmonic Orchestra
Lakota
Wineman’s Hall
Clark W. Kelley
Kelley
W. H. Lackey
Powell
Queen Esther
Esther the Queen cantata at Wineman Opera House
The cantata Esther the Queen will be performed Friday and Saturday nights at the Wineman Opera House under Prof. M. E. Robinson of Chicago. A 70 voice chorus from the city stars Haman Mr H Reed Henderson of Cando and Miss Jenny Kavanaugh with Miss Mann of this city. Wardrobe costuming tops $1000 and scarf drill by seven young ladies. Proceeds in past towns exceeded $200 with some shows reaching $700. Reserved seats available at Hodgkinson's.
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Queen Esther
Wineman Opera House
M. E. Robinson
Chicago
Zeresh
Prof. Robinson
United States
Inter- Ocean
Ordin
Esther
Ahasuerus
Clora Mann
Fargo
Alley City
Grand Forks
Jamestown
Cando
Hodgkinson’s
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GEM Meat Market
Chas
F. Cogelow
Pron
Devils Lake
RTC HC
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
GEO
P. Lyman
Pass
Devils Lake Iron Works
Gorder & Son
Devils Lake, North Dakota
F. W. Cockburn
J.J. Bell
Kent & Wilson
Devils Lake, N. D
Morgan
Supreme Court
Fargo Call
Legislative Assembly
Tion
School of the Deaf
S Tribune
Patterson
Northwest
House
Senate
Ola Gus Furstenau
C. W. Kelley
Pedro
S.J. Small
W. F. Crewe
D. F. Bangs
E. J. Chamberlin
Spencer
Stella Xurdy
Sibley, Hurst
Rebekkah
Euchre
J. R. Koller
Margaret McCarthy
A. M. &. Powell
Koller
Beauchamp
Wallace
Baker
Taylor
Reid
Gorder
Priest
L. Wineman
Greene
McCarthy
Hurst
Misses Taylor
Ole Sernmgard
Stanley Hurst
C. C. Gibney
Esther, the Queen
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