Autoists Enjoy Devils Lake Stop of Twin Cities Party
Minnesota State Auto Club members, railroad officials, and guests traveled from the Twin Cities to Helena on an endurance test. 27 auto chases plus 160 total, with a safety-minded Devils Lake welcome including a Grand Opera House vaudeville for fundraiser proceeds to a new paper mill. Louis W. Hill and John Ringling attended, praising the city and its people.
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Devils Lake
Twin Cities
Minnesota State Auto Club
Helena
Minn
Minnesota
Great Northern
Autoiste
Petersburg
Dudley H. Hersey
Hughes and
Northwest
Larimore
N. C
San Francisco
New York
Commercial Club
Autorats
Grand Opera House
Louis W. Hill
The
John Ringling
Ringling Circus
Chautauqua Park
Fort Totten
L. W. Hill
Mr. Hill
Hill
Mra
Ringling
North Dakota
Mourning in Derrick North Dakota After Fatal Gasoline Fire
Mrs. Peter Strand, 18, dies in Derrick after a gasoline stove accident caused her clothes to catch fire. Her husband sustains burns while rescuing two young children from the burning home. She died at Devils Lake General Hospital after extensive suffering. Funeral held at Edmore Methodist Church with Rev. Mudge officiating. Community offers sympathy.
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Peter Strand
Derrick
N. D
General Hospital
Devils Lake
Edmore
Methodist Church
Mr. Mudge
Dakota Territory governors praised amid a long absence
Fifty years ago the Dakota territory founders are celebrated as prosperous. The piece notes cheer for North and South Dakota and contrasts regional leadership with comments about governors in other states.
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Dakota Territory
North
South Dakota
North Dakota
North Carolina
Weyl Wali
South
Ramsey County Wheat Prize Cup at Madison Square Garden
The 100 pounds of wheat grown in Ramsey County could win James J. Hill’s 1000 prize cup to be shown at the American Land and Irrigation Exposition in New York November 8 to 12, 1911. Entrants should contact E. C. Leedy, Great Northern immigration agent, St Paul. The cup, on exhibit in Grand Forks, is five feet tall.
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Ramsey County
James J. Hill
United States
Madison Square Garden
New York
E. C. Leedy
Great Northern
G. N
St. Paul
Grand Forks
Dacotah
Inter-Ocean
Maine Campaign to Rally Prohibitionists in Maine
Judge Pollock of Fargo will be among speakers aiding the prohibition fight in Maine with leading temperance figures. Mrs. Lillian M. N. Stevens heads the effort for the W C T U and the group plans a broad stump to support the resubmission question. Pollock warned the Maine battle may signal future push areas including North Dakota and Kansas as the fight expands. He also noted plans to visit his birthplace in Elizabeth town New York upon return.
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North Dakota
Judge Pollock
Fargo
Maine
Lillian M. N. Stevens
Fargo Forum
Kansas
Pollock
Elizabethtown
Essex County
N. Y
Lake Champlain
Fortieth Anniversary at Sparks Farm Observed in Newbro Township
The fortieth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sparks was celebrated last Sunday at their Newbro township farm home. The Sparks 640 acre farm is noted as well equipped with fine buildings stock and machinery. They moved from Grafton in 1885 and have eleven children. Attendees included W. P. Sparks of Valley City and many relatives from surrounding towns.
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E. E. Sparks
Newbro Township
Sparks
Grafton
W. P. Sparks
Valley City
W. F. Wellcome
Edmore
John Flummerfelt
J. B. Turner
A. M. Bond
This City
Governor Burke Sees ND Crops Better Than Reported
Gov John Burke says crops in North Dakota are better than reported except for extreme southwest. He spoke during a trip to Grand Forks for the fair and noted the damage has been confined to that region. Fellow traveler Dave Dinnie of Minot also said crops aren’t as bad as earlier reports and predicted a strong flax yield in Ware County.
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John Burke
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Dave Dinnie
Minot
Ware County
Reid Hotel Transfer to C B Grey Marks Major Business Change
Tuesday papers signed transferring the Reid hotel property from W H Reid to C B Grey who will operate the business. Grey has long managed the Great Northern cafe and is an experienced hotel and restaurant man. Reid has led the popular local hostelry since 1895 and been a public spirited citizen.
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W. H. Reid
Reid Hotel
C. B. Grey
Grey
Great Northern Cafe
Reid
Mr. Reid
Devils Lake Entrants Shine at Grand Forks State Fair
Devils Lake visitors travel to Grand Forks for the State Fair this week. A long list of local residents and families including Mike Cowley W K Nimmo Mrs Mike Cavanaugh Albert Greenberg and many others attended by train or car.
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Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Mike Cowley
W. K. Nimmo
Mike Cavanaugh
Albert Greenberg
D. J. Rapp
A. Nelson, Elliott
S. H. Hanson
Allie Haig
E. L. Powers
A. D. Fuller
Bert Walker
John A. Cableen
A. B. Breidert
W. H. Johnson
J. F. Duis
W. F. Crewe
Jerome Freeman
Little Son
John Maher
Ethan McCarthy
John Lange
Fred Mann
Snell
Frank Hyland
Tuttle
Chas. Speilman
Henley
W.A. Horton
Gus Garske
H. Garske
Chas.Garske
Chris Lasham
Aug. Johnstone
Clarence Koenig
Jake Kollar
Pete Sorenson
Pete Jorgenson
Walter Garske
Emma Garske
North Dakota enacts new bread and lard weight laws
North Dakota imposes net weight requirements for lard sold in the state after July 1, all products sold by weight or measure must be labeled per Food, Drug and Beverage Laws. Bread must weigh two pounds per loaf and be sold in whole, half, or quarter loaves with exact labeling to prove weight.
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North Dakota
Sperry Case Heads to Jury in North Dakota Murder Trial
The Sperry murder case rests after a dramatic week in Lakota North Dakota with the defense and prosecution finished. Kenneth McKenzie 15 died after kerosene oil poured from a lantern ignited. The case features the father Simon McKenzie and a denial of a formal confession by the Sperry boy. The jury drawn from Nelson county farmers will determine guilt or innocence in this sensational state case.
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Sperry
Lakota
Kenneth McKenzie
Aneta
N. D
Fargo
Simon McKenzie
Nelson County
Tracy Bangs
Grand Forks
Miller
Alfred Zuger
S. G. Skulason
A. G. Burr
Rugby
Peter A. Lysne
Ole O. Landmark
Ole Jacobson
Ole A. Dalen
Louis Helland
W. J. Maxfield
Louisa Thompson
Albert Holden
Lester Ridgway
Knute Hovde
L. H. Solun
J. J. Mahoney
Northwestern Legal Duo Forms Partnership
Judge Guy C. H. Corliss and Bardn G. Skulason announce a new law partnership in Grand Forks and plan to move to Portland to practice. Corliss, a former North Dakota chief justice, and Skulason, a former legislator and congressional candidate, are regarded as strong figures to be leaving the state.
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Grand Forks
Guy C. H. Corliss
Northwest
North Dakota
Bardn G. Skulason
Portland
Oregon
Supt A G Crane Named Head of Normal School
Supt A G Crane formerly of Jamestown public schools elected president of the new Minor Normal school amid other strong candidates. Controversy over the site at Minot drew objections from Governor Burke and Louis W Hill, with decision deferred to the board’s next meeting on Tuesday.
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A. G. Crane
Jamestown’ Public Schools
New Minor Normal School
Crane
Minot
the Normal
Burke
Louis W. Hill
Pleasant Surprise At Devils Lake Visitors Praise City
Minneapolis tourists touring Devils Lake expressed surprise at the city’s growth and progress. They left as enthusiastic promoters, noting the favorable impression and promising benefits from their visit. The hospitality effort was judged worthwhile with positive future returns.
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Minneapolis
Devils Lake
Benson County Fair Promises Pleasure and Indian Dance
Benson County fair opens August 1 2 with many attractions including Bob St Henry and his air plane races band concerts and an Indian dance A display from the Agricultural college is planned as a highlight of the exhibits.
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Benson County
Lucky Bob St Henry
The
Agricultural College
Vaudeville Show Charms Devils Lake Audience
A Saturday evening vaudeville benefiting visiting Minnesota autoists and a paper mill project drew strong praise. Attorney Ed Flynn gains much credit for organizing, and the O'Callaghans led by a noted northwest manager delivered standout performances. Every number was worthy of mention.
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Reuben Warmer
Minnesota Automobile Club
America
Flynn
Minnesota
Devils Lake
Ed. Flynn
Northwest
Grand Forks State Fair Draws Big Crowd and Flight
Grand Forks reports over 12 000 attendees for the state fair with aviation displays as a key attraction. Local aviator Tom McGoey crashed his Curtiss aeroplane into a barn but escaped injury. the craft sustains damage yet is repairable for further flights before the fair ends.
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Grand Forks
Tom McGoey
Grand
Warwick on the boom spurs new growth and residents
Warwick, in this county, sees new life from Dr Farge establishing practice here and a new Farmers Bank led by Morton Anderson as president. The Farmers Equity elevator, Lake planting plans, and beautification work by the Improvement League including Mrs Carter and Mrs Edwin Joanson push town progress.
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Warwick
Dr. Farge
Kentucky
Grand Forks
Farmers’ Bank
Morton Anderson
Carl Granner
Farmers’ Equity
James Langley
Leo Wright
C. E. Ling
Oast
Wotlan
Improvement League
Carter
Edwin Joan
Thity City
Glad
Tee
Fta
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Richard Snowbank
Chicago
Avery Johnson
Devils Lakers
Forks
New Law Partnership
Supt
Grane
Gov. Burke
Pres. L. W. Hill
Benson County Fair