District Court in Session in Ram sey County
The Ram sey county district court opened its June term with Judge Cowan presiding. A 29 civil cases and one criminal action dominate the docket, most will be adjourned to July. Notable suit includes Cardin versus Orvis for defamation seeking $1,000. jury awarded Cardin $400. Other matters include Thresher Machinery Co. v Thomas dismissed, Plano Manufacturing v Meier for the plaintiff, Milburn & Stoddard Co. v Walker settled, and Leighton v Ruttle ongoing with $1,000 damages sought for a facial injury.
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Ramsey County District Court
Cowan
Devils Lake
Gunder Tweeten
Alexander Cardin
George Orvis
Churcis Ferry
Cardin
Orvis
Minneapolis Thresher Machinery Co
H. L. Thomas
Karen Thomas
Plano Manufacturing Company
Joseph Meier
Milburn & Stoddard Co
Alex Walker
Adaline
Church
Lars Ellingsen
Wilson
C. H. Doyan
Doyan Elevator Company
L. S. Leighton
John R. Ruttle
Leighton
Dispute Grows From Work Between Ruttle and Leighton
Ruttle and Leighton clashed over contracted work leading to a growing trouble between the two parties. The disagreement originated during their project and escalated from there.
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Ruttle
Leighton
Privileges Auction Results at Chau tauqua Directors Sale
Monday evening auction of unpicked privileges yielded bids from H. A. Halvorson Garske N. D. for Shooting gallery at 80 dollars and Thos Heath for souvenirs 25 dollars. F H Meinder bought stone and shell jewelry 20 dollars Nat history specimens 25 dollars. Harvey Alderson won check stand 38 dollars and newspapers 35 dollars. Harvey Alderson also won novelties 15 dollars and R LaRue secured fresh vegetables 45 dollars.
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Chautauqua
Shooting Gallery
H. A. Halvorson
Garske
N. D
Thos
Heath
F. H. Meinder
Harvey Alderson
Booth Identifies Remains as John Wilkes Booth in Enid
Enid Oklahoma June 2 Junius Brutus Booth declares the dead man Ruddy is John Wilkes Booth after a letter to K L Bates of Memphis identified the body. Bates, Booth’s alleged agent, provided confirmation from Jefferson and others who knew Booth in his youth.
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Enid
Okla
Junius Brutus,Booth
John Wilkes Booth
President Lincoln
David E. George
George
Booth
K. L. Bates
Memphis
Tenn
Bates
Joseph Jefferson
Clara Morris
Mr. Bates
Lincoln
Garret
Virginia
Ruddy
Kentucky
Glenrose Mills
Tex
John St. Helen
Red steer taken up in Minnewaukan township
A red steer about two years old, weight around 13 3, was taken up at a residence in See 6, Minne waukan township, near May 17. The owner is Stormon.
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Minnewaukan
Red Steer
L. Stormon
Commencement Exercises Honor Graduates in Fargo High School
The Fargo high school held commencement last Friday in the assembly hall with rich decor and a program including songs, an invocation by Rev A O Fonkals, a keynote by State Superintendent W L Stockwell, diploma presentations by Hon Liver Scrumgard, and poems by Emily Bissell. Strong remarks praised legislators and religious leaders, with graduates Minda Fansler and Lena Wilkinson among those listed. The day featured sermons by Dr Loyd and H L Burleson, and a large diocesan cathedral gathering concluded with Evensong and further addresses.
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Assembly Hall
Over the Sea
The
Bees
High School Glee Club
A. 0. Fonkals
Rud
Toferud
W. L. Stockwell
Hove
Princeville
Liver Scrumgard
Emily Bissell
Z. James
Henry Hale
G. W. H. Davin
Minda Pearl Fansler
Lena J. Wilkinson
Grace Knowlton Pitcher
Lucy Roselia Vannier
Harvey Brook Alderson
Stanley Y. Hurst
Episcopal Convocation Delegates Return from Fargo
Mrs. O F Jones and Mrs. F D Shaw attended the Fargo Episcopal convocation as delegates and are home. The Rev O F Jones then went to Fairbank to join Seabury Divinity School commencement where Bishop Mann will give the baccalaureate address. The diocese reports a fruitful convocation with all clergy and many lay delegates present. One notable feature was the...
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O. F. Jones
F. D. Shaw
Fargo
Fairbanlt
Seabury Divinity School
Annual Spring Excursion to Detroit and Buffalo
The Duluth South Shore & Atlantic railway hosts a spring trip to Detroit and Buffalo leaving Duluth on June 14 and June 19. Fares are 12 dollars to Detroit round trip and intermediate points, 14 dollars to Buffalo round trip. Tickets valid for return until July 6 with reservations through Matt Adson, general agent, 26 Spalding Hotel Block, Duluth.
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Detroit
Buffalo
Duluth South Shore & Atlantic Railway
St. Ignace
Detroit & Cleveland Navigation Co
Duluth
Matt Adson
Spalding Hotel
Minn
Red steer missing from Olaf Anderson notice
A red steer two years old was brought to Olaf Anderson, located in North Minnewaukan, during mid May. The person records the animal in section 12-14, Sec. 4.
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Olaf Anderson
North Minnewaukan
Moose River Country Farmlands For Sale Near Railroad
A. F. Porter advertises relinquishments on Moose River Country farms in North Dakota. Properties span 1 to 5 miles from the new railroad with prices from 125 to 450 dollars. Inquiries directed to 13-16 A. L. Porter, Gordon, N. D.
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A. F. Porter
Moose River
Senator Hansbroagh Rebounds After Bronchitis Spell
Senator Hansbroagh, long confined to his Dacotah apartments with a severe bronchitis attack, has recovered enough to go out daily and expects to be fully well soon as reported by the Grand Forks Herald.
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H. C. Hansbroagh
Dacotah
Grand Forks
North Dakota Press Association to Meet at Devils Lake Chautauqua
The annual summer meeting of the North Dakota Press Association will be held at Chautauqua on July 13 14 and 15 with editors Small Falley and Gilbreath in charge. They aim to provide entertainment for editors and their ladies while balancing association business and attendance on the Devils Lake shore setting.
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North Dakota Press Association
Chautauqua
Devils Lake
Small
Falley
Wahpeton
Gilbreath
Mandan
Bro. Small
Association
Grand Forks Herald Echoes Inland Sea Vision
The brief excerpt hints at a coastal or inland water theme tied to North Dakota's landscape, reflecting the Grand Forks Herald's maritime imagery and state pride about the inland sea concept.
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Grand Forks
Dairy Record From Lake View Creamery Herd
During November and December, fifteen cows produced 15,872 pounds of milk containing 878 pounds of butter. At 25 cents per pound the product valued at $239, with feed costs of 45 leaving a net profit of $194. The cows were mostly not fresh, two fresh, one milking nearly a year, and the rest fresh in July and August.
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Lake View
Farmers Excursion Delegates Draw Held July 7
President Worst proposes a drawing on July 7 to select delegates for the free excursion on July 17. The trip departs about ten days later, giving chosen participants ample time to prepare. Painting by Stuart and Smith deemed substantially and satisfactorily done.
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Worst
Stuart& Smith
Notice of School House Bid Bartlett North Dakota
Bartlett North Dakota bids for erection of a school house and outbuildings due by June 2 1903. District clerk George Feitex announces plans and specs at the district office by order of the board June 3 1903.
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Bartlett
Ramsey County
North Dakota
Stark
George Feitex
Bartlett, N. D
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District Court IN Session
Oklahoma
Lloewenstein
ESONS
Loyd
New York
Mississippi
H. L. Burleson
Mann
Advent
Gardiner Lathrop
Kansas City
Lolyd
Diocess
Episcopal Covocation
A. L. Porter, Gorden, N. D
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