Devils Lake High School Marks Graduation Ceremony
The Devils Lake High School closed the year with a graduation of twenty seniors. The opera house program featured singers, piano solos, and speeches by Miss Mary Burke and others. Governor Burke’s niece delivered the Salutatory, while Frank Palmer spoke on American Indian policy and women’s education. A separate eighth grade graduation of 38 students took place in the high school assembly room with diplomas awarded by faculty.
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Devils Lake
Palma
Howers
Rubenstein
Offenbach
Mendelssohn
Margaret la Rue
A.G. Bailey
Mary Burke
John Burke
North Dakota
Abraham Lincoln
Franke Palmer
Frank. Palmer
Fort Totten
N. D
Dudian
Vancliz
Misa Gertrude ‘Hines
New England
Farmai
Mies Hines
Ibe
Henley
Galt
Philip Brooks
Jane Addams
Hull House
Maud Addams
Sarah Bernhardt
Wthel Barrymore
Hive
Uclh
Godward
Mary, Burke
Taey Scrumegard
Lloyd Stevens
Dan Daelay
Kathleen Cowan
Ruth Kilngel
Ada.Reese
Gordon Nimmo
Howard Baker
Arthur McLean
Bessie Henley
Frank Palmer
Fred Wynne
Olga Halgren
Mary Chisholm
Fred Jones
Arlie Tutford
Gertrude Hines
Devils Lake School
Igh
Clave
Coléra
Long Binnor
HG Neston
Russ Lockhart
Amd
Saiph
Plano
Lea Ae
Cera
Migrant names highlight Brocket town ties and growth
A long list of residents and visitors including Esther Baarson and John Locke appears in the Brocket area notes. A visit by K A Hukari of Frederick South Dakota underscores gratitude at the town’s growth. Funeral attendance, kinship links, and school ties show Brocket’s regional connections and pride in progress.
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Esther Lillian Baarson
Florentine
M. .C. Wilmes
Agnes Martha McKee
Peter Florence Baker
Marion Druggella
Fi Walters
Edward L. Cooper
Williard
D. Greenleaf
Elsie Stenson
John Locke
Elvina Nelson
Leo Barton Belford
Gerald Leo. Brennan
Fannie Barnett Canter
Fred
Colonel Cooper
Katherine Dodge
Lillian Alice Hincuson
Gracelista Gibson
Wilhelmina
Alice Godward
Willard Jennings Govarie
Curtis Charles Grove
May Louise
Brocket
Hukeri
J. P. Husa
Stanley
Melvin
John Forsti
Frederick
S. C
John Hakala
John Lingren
Arvi
Brocket School
Chorus Refuses to Perform Over Attorney Cuthbert Controversy
A planned June 7 Norwegian celebration in Rugby faced a walkout by the Norden chorus over Attorney Cuthbert. Chorus members accused Cuthbert of unwarranted attacks on their progress with impeachment. they refused to attend if he spoke. Senator Grongold attempted mediation, but the chorus remained opposed to Cuthbert’s appearance, affecting the event’s program.
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Norden Musical’ Organization
Rugby
Norden Chorus
Cuthbert
Moet
Ramsey
Grongold
Cathbert
Met
Rakby
Attormay
Commercial Club to Aid In State Press Convention
The Commercial Club will host a Tuesday evening meeting at eight to plan entertaining editors for the State Press Association convention on June 23 and 24. All business men are urged to attend as the event could bring fifty thousand dollars in advertising to Devils Lake. President Horton appointed a general committee to present an entertainment plan for the two days.
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Commercial Club
Big State Press Association
Devils’ Lake
Horton
Willlag
Wordy War at the City Council Meeting
A crowded council session despite heat and dust storms featured fierce debate over an amended police report and the Kerlin franchise. Aldermen considered cement gutters, street grades, a moving picture license, and a commission-government proposal while weather and wind shaped the proceedings.
Two Young Men Drown in Hartley Canoying Accident
In Hartley North Dakota on a Friday Bud Frost and Ray Stafford, two prominent young men, drowned when a canoe capsized on the Cheyenne River while they and Lloyd Evanson rode the current. Evanson clung to the overturned boat. Frost and Stafford sank about 40 to 50 feet from shore.
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Avery
Hartley N.D
Bud Frost
Ray Stafford
Iver
Lloyd Evanson
Evapson
Frost
A. D. Frost
Stafford
George Stafford
Commercial club weighs opera house license and events
At a Tuesday evening Commercial club meeting discussions centered on whether to grant a license for another picture show. consensus leaned against action. Other notes praised the Crees Boys upcoming visit, promised a royal welcome, and referenced a Thursday gathering with strong turnout and community support.
Fragmentary notice from Hiduarck Tribene archive
The readable surface shows a fragmented historical notice with unclear names and places. It references a bar, partnership, and a quoted speech fragment, but key details are garbled leaving the event, date, and involved entities unresolved.
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Toppman
Alderman Miller
Halgrims
Ealthie
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Watt
Standard Ol Company
the Commission
Jones
Iriday
Kelley Avenue
Alice
Alloa
Melton
Ap Strait
Muleatate
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