Prohibition Talk Shapes Devils Lake Politics and Roads
The Devils Lake community backs strict law enforcement led by Mayor Capt. E. E. Heerman with support for prohibition. Ramsey County faces road and drainage needs, urging immediate road construction and drainage improvements amid varied local sentiment and notable officials including Senator Hansbrough and Attorney General J. F. Cowan. The piece notes ongoing civil service order changes from the Cleveland era.
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State News glimpse of North Dakota events and people
Wahpeton's jobbing house prospers while Larimore loses train crews to Grand Forks. Sam Mahaney leads Willow City Eagle. the Terrible Turk wrestles D A McMillan at Fargo fire festival. Tom Poole guides Bis marck band into top tier. Towner county nears grand jury. Crops look fine across the northwestern region. Northern Pacific may build warehouses in Grand Forks. Phillips shines as a National League pitcher. State railway commission prepares for annual road tour in Fargo. Grand Forks combats ivory soap scam. Henry Erickson of Towner may seek re election as railway commissioner. Major Britton taunts insurers. Mayville Normal and Fargo talk happiness as a pursuit. Rev Witham to deliver Mayville Normal baccalaureate. Uncle Metcalf explains ball game results. Sheridan House in Bis marck gains paint before legislature. News boys note Major Edwards as gubernatorial possibility. Mayor Morgridge of Grand Harbor may speak in Fargo during fire festival. Senator Hansbrough seeks McKinley visit to Grand Forks and Fargo. Deputy Revenue Collector Dan McMillan resigns. Democrats split over delegation selection.
Army orders and Miles grant indefinite leave with pay
The article notes a purge of abuses in the Cleveland classified list and reports Gen. Nelson Miles has been granted indefinite leave of absence with full pay. It states he has nothing to say about army matters, framing the move as punishment for speaking out.
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Steam Locomotives Doomed Says Industry Experts
Men who know predict steam locomotives will disappear within ten years as electric motors take over. They claim trains will reach at least 100 mph, a boon for speedy travel, while Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters promises quick relief from sickness and digestive ills, with a bottle trial claimed to prove effectiveness.
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Politicians and Moves Stir North Dakota Scene
The piece notes congressman Spalding未deciding on a favorite for the speaker race while the West cheers Henderson. Ex Postmaster Judd moves to Minneapolis and is a known Fargo pioneer. Early next year prognostications appear. Cass goes with Lutchell as a gubernatorial possibility amid cigars seizures tied to Jacob’s bogus stamps. Grant Hager shifts to law practice after returning from Texas.
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