Glty In Brid reports and local notices
Powell sells Farm Lands. R H Copeland from Williston visits. Freshwater lake ice delivered citywide. PTague Miller Co. 5 1E Monarch shirts at H L Wineman's. The petrified man arrives for exhibition several days. Mann & Son buy butter and eggs at top prices. Nobby straw hats 50 cents. Royal Neighbors meet first Thursday monthly till October. Hood's Sarsaparilla ad. Summer neckwear at Wineman's. Painting and wallpaper services offered. L N Torson, attorney, visits with Mrs. Lowe. Fort Totten visitors Ignatius Court at Minot. Rocky Mountain tea ads. Bunnell, first GN engineer to Devils Lake, dies in Crookston. Jack Ramse dies. Robt Fox and Andrew Gilbertson attend K of T. Franks Sprague to Seattle then Sitka. Fargo Call report. Money to loan on farm property. Leeds news on W Walker. Grand Forks Woolen Mills ad. Scrumgard and Receiver Baird noted. New Rockford Transcript.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Winemans
Mann & Son
H. L. Wineman’s
Royal Neighbors
P. Marshall
Kelley
L.N. Torson
Pierce County
Wm. Brown & Co
W. O. Baird
New Rockford
Campground gossip and notable arrivals on the grounds
Community notes report Mrs Lounsberry receiving sympathy for her son in law's death while Mrs Gates of the Fargo Argus contends with a cold. Stenographer Chas Taylor lands near Cowan’s cottage as lumber gains world and Adler party tomorrows. New arrivals include Ryall families, Gargrave, Dan McKinnon and kin with campers urged to name tents. Merchant McDevitt and kin secure bayfront site near Grand Harbor hotel.
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Mrs. Gates
The
Fargo Argus
Chas. Taylor
Cowan
Mammie Fitzsimmons
Merchant McDevitt
Grand Harbor
Bay
George
Insurance ads and Chautauqua notes collide in 1899 Daily Chautauquan
A reader summary of insurance pitches from Wa. H. Brows & Co contrasts with extensive Chautauqua coverage. The Chautauqua notes highlight visits by officials and locals, rain, swimming bets, new arrivals, band performances under Alfred Venne, growing readership of the Daily Chautauquan, and social happenings at Hotel Oakwood and Oakwood. The item references deaths in Santiago, widespread enthusiasm, and attendance figures while detailing personalities and comings and goings among campers and townsfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wa. H. Brows & Co
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Jean Deere Gang
Monitor
Altman-Taylor
Fairbanks-Morse
Fairbanks-Morse Co
Ramsey County
Fourth Street
Prosser
Serumgard
Powell
R. H. Copeland
Williston
Freshwater Lake
Ptague Miller Co
Monarch
America
P. A. Lowe
Estes
Ignatius Court
Fort Totten
Minot
H. D. Cooper
Colorado Springs
Col
John B. Bunnell
van 5 Ramse
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Crookston
Minn
Jack
Rocky Mountain
Robi, Fox
Andrew Gilbertson
Towner
K. of T
Frank H. Sprague
Grafton
Mr. Sprague
Knights of Templars
Seattle
Sitka
Alaska
Yellowstone National Park
Northern Pacific
Maud
Fargo
Col Creel
Kindred
E. A. Maglone
Leeds
C. C. Walker
J. W
Whitford
Grand Forks Woolen Mills
New Rockford Transcript
Scrumgard
Baird
U. S. Land Office
Chantaubans
Adler
Frank Ryall
J. H. Ryall
T. G. Gargrave
Dan McKinnon
Joe Wickert
Hotel
Oakland
Joe
Hotel Oak
J. W. Maher
Col. Creel
A. J. Cartwright
Brennan's
Sheriff Wayness
Andrew Stade
Chautauqua
United States
C. D. Phillips
Col. Lounsberry
Little Dorothea
Paul Clemdenin
Santiago
Daily
Chautauquan
Dave Holmes
Grand Forks
Chautauqua Grounds
Dave
Blackstone
Cando
C.J. Lord
Vieve
C. H. Hunter
Henry Lord
Lou McVey
Frank Lord
Arthur Currie
Fred Merrick
Van
North Dakota Harness Co
Cooley
Oretta
D. 8
Peverly
B. A. Ferris
Ella
Geo. Stevenson
Eli. J. Smith
Ardock
McGahan
Free Press
Small
Inter-Ocean
Lieut. Way
Chickamauga
Sheriff Wagness
North Dakota
Doc Sibler
C. L. Cryderman
Doe
Alfred Venne
Kodak
D. W. McCanna
Oakwood
Oberon
J.B. Williams
Marcia Bisbee
George Fifer
Rutten Post Office
Terry McCosker
Knight of the Grip
David Bartlett
Cooperstown
Superintendent LaRue
J. Adam Bede
Stirk
Craig
Prof
Haig
A. D. Cleveland
Rue
Doseus
Esa
Chamberlin
Alex
Walker
Nelson
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