Chautauqua notes and visitors at Fort Totten
Campers depart for home as Miss Osborne and others leave for Minneapolis and Missouri. Visitors from Minnesota, Portal, and Missouri arrive while tennis games and a Devils Lake victory 7 to 5 highlight Friday events. Dr Green delivers a well attended lecture on civic issues and ethics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Howe
Missouri
Miss Osborne
Minneapolis
Ole Scrumgard
Hensel
Minnesota
Fort Totten
Dr. Green
Chautauqua Grounds
Wineman
Warm Friend Warm Friend
Banker C. M. Fisher, a Chautauqua admirer, quietly funds and circulates 500 to 1,000 Tyers to publicize the fine program. He bears no financial stake and his efforts are to support a worthy event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Fisher
Inter Ocean
Fisher
Thief Donaldson Bound Over After Heist Confession
Arthur Donaldson, a Glenn case employee, is bound over to the district court in 1000 dollars after admitting partial guilt in a Minnie H theft. Earlier he served a jail sentence for stealing a watch chain and was found with 13 dollars when arrested. He is a stranger with no local relatives and awaits trial in county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Donaldson
Glenn
Justice Court
Capt. Heerman
Minnie H
Perry P.rdy
Donaldson
Miner and Glenn Rumors Unconfirmed in Town
Rumors claim E. W. Miner was detained in Minneapolis and Ed Glenn apprehended in Winnipeg, but inquiries do not confirm these reports. Miner is said to be wanted for selling mortgaged property, though officials have received no papers for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Miner
Minneapolis
Ed Glenn
Winnipeg
Miner
Farewell Party for Briggs Visitors at Daeley Home
A farewell party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Daeley for Misses Claire and Ruth Briggs of St Paul visiting their father. Misses Mabelle and Bertha Daeley led games and music, with a trio by Miss Briggs and Mabelle and Bertha. Refreshments followed as guests, including the Ashelman singer, departed content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Briggs
Haley
Shortridge
Flynn
Skandberg
Louise
Nellie Princeville
Adamson
Annie
Minnie Jamieson
Asherman
Shortt
North Dakota State Fair Returns Bigger Than Ever
The North Dakota State Fair at Mandan runs September 29 30 and October 1 with a larger premium list and increased premiums for livestock farm and dairy exhibits. New buildings rise to showcase industry wide displays and organizers seek to draw a big western crowd with horse races and attractions. For a premium list contact secretary O H Killand Mandan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Mandan
O. H. Killand
Lawton Notes on Visits Developments and Obituary
Mrs Anton Dvorak visits her Park River relatives while sidetrack work advances and new residences rise. Miss Cecil Vobayda visits Lari more with Marian Mercer as Stolze lumber yard chief Chris Rudd nears moving his family to Lawton. An annual school meeting names Gibbons chair and Davidson clerk. Mrs Sarah Abel dies aged 78 near Lawton after heart disease. funeral in Medford with burial at Oak Grove. She leaves three sons, 12 grandchildren, 7 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Dvorak
Park River
Devils Lake
Sarah Abel
Ohio
Ar Abel
Medford
Oak Grove
A. M. Abel
Arch Abel
Ph. P. Abel
Elkhart
Indiana
Lawton
Weather Bureau to Establish Devils Lake Station
Congress approved 10000 dollars for a weather bureau observatory in Devils Lake. Washington weather bureau negotiates a site in Ruger’s addition block 1 near the schoolhouse. A. E. Hodgkinson owns the lots and will transfer title after negotiations. Building estimated at 4000 dollars, two stories with basement, brick and stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Devils Lake
Weather Bureau At
Washington
Ruger
School House
A. E. Hodgkinson
City progress and business growth in Churchs Ferry Sun
The sewer on Fourth street is being dug and cement sidewalks laid in residential areas. Chautauqua receipts reach about 12000, up from last year. Wheat prospects alarm farmers from the north county. Weber Bros cigar plant opens in the city with ten workers. J Kitchen, famed photographer, visited for the St Louis World’s Fair display. J G Jacobson shows strong fruit growth with currants gooseberries and plums near Fourth street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnewaukan Avenue
Kelley Avenue
Fourth Street
Chautauqua Association
Weber Bros
Wineman
J. Kitchen
Wallhalla
North Dakota
St. Louis
Chautauqua
Kitchen
Devils Lake
J. G. Jacobson
East Fourth Street
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Ghautanaua
Mr. Henderson
Clara Ellings
Portal
Mike Murphy
Judge Cowan
Churles Ferry
Dr. Sibler
Mrs. Barnett
Mr. Swift
Miss Bailey
Chautauqua Scrubs
Billy Irysh
Edmore
Cando
Green
Ben
Mason & Downs
Miss Hall
Ada A. Morris
Faribault
Europe
Berlin
Oberlin
Citic
State Fair
Cecil Vobayda
Larimore
Marian Mercer
Chris Rudd
Stolze Lumber Yard
Brocket
Michigan City
Bracket
Gibbons
Davidson
Gity
Arske
OF General Merchandise
Anderson & Glerum
Charles Anderson
White House
Edgar Anderson
O. J. Stirk
Managir
Russell & Schultz Dray and Express
John Nimmo
Cor
Arnold Ave
Paul C. Gorder
Devils Lake, N. D
Ffashion
M. Wilson
Prop
Sevilla Bus and Transfer Line
Postoffice
T. Fox
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