Death of Reuben Noble Pioneer Citizen of Devils Lake
The death of Hon. Reuben Noble, former U S land office register and a longtime Devils Lake resident, occurred suddenly at the Hotel Dacotah in Grand Forks. He was born April 1 1856 and was about 43. Noble served as a respected Democrat, opened a law and land office with his brother in 1883, later moved to Willow City to engage in banking and law, and was held in high regard across the state. His funeral was held in McGregor Town under Masons Knights of Pythias and A O U W auspices.
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Devils Lake
Dacotah
Grand Forks
Reuben Noble
U.S. Land Office
Noble
Mr. Noble
Fargo
Hotel Metropole
Senator Noble
Bottineau
Henry
Aberdeen
Reuben
Train No. T
No. 4
McGregor Town
Masons
Knights of Pythias
A. 0
A. W. Reuben Noble
Rube
Register
Willow City
Free Excursions To Fargo For Fifty Farmers
Fifty bona fide farmers from each county can take a free trip to the North Dakota Agricultural College in Fargo to inspect the experimental station and farm operations. President Hill of Great Northern proposes the excursion, with lunch provided and a hoped for visit by the college president. The plan targets farmers from Traill Walsh Pembina Grand Forks Cavalier Nelson Ramsey and other northern counties, with visits likely in late June.
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Agricultural College
Fargo
Hill
Great Northern
Grain Prowers
North Dakota
Worst
Traill
Walsh
Pembina
Grand Forks
Cavalier
Nelson
Ramsey
President Hill
Donnelly Lectures and Praise Across Major Papers
A series of notices and reviews celebrate Ignatius Donnelly’s July 4 lectures and other talks. Quotations from the St Paul Dispatch and Pioneer Press praise his wit, oratory, and impact on diverse audiences, while Chicago Tribune and others recount a vigorous, combative exchange with scholars in Central Music Hall. Additional items note Bishop Edsall, Bishop Shanley, and J. Adam Bede delivering lectures, with favorable remarks on Bede’s oratory and the Yankee Nation theme.
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Onnelly
Donnelly
St. Paul Dispatch
Ignatius Donnelly
St. Paul Pioneer Press
Chicago Tribune
Shakespeare
Central Music Hall
Chicago News
St. Paul Globe
London Daily News
St. Louis
New York Star
Pall Mall Gazette
America
Cincinnati Inquirer
Minneapolis Tribune
Ignatious Donnelly
J. Adam Bede
Bede
Adam Bede
School Board
Chautauqua
Waseca Times
Notable Chautauqua Speakers and Ottumwa Quartette Coming
A sequence of lectures and performances highlights for North Dakotans and regional audiences. Noted figures including Prof. Geo A McFarland and E Elsworth Willey are billed for lectures on democracy and national need, with Mrs Donnelly and WCTU speakers also on the docket. The Ottumwa male quartette, praised across states, to perform July 2 to 9, with favorable press endorsements from Wisconsin and Nebraska governors and local officials.
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Geo. A. M. McFarland
Valley City Normal School
McFarland
North Dakota
Epwanp Weeks
Brock
A. R. Witex
W.F. Mese
Ocean
America
Fort Atkinson
Wis
W. D. Hearp
Wisconsin
Curcaco
Ilt
Ottumwns
Bishopr
W. X. Ninpe
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
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JS. Thor & CO
Sur
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Devils Lake Mercantile Co
Thee & Co's
Vod
Thue & OD
T.T. Lee
East Fourth St
Heath & Millison
Carter
C. W. Kelley
Fourth Street
J.J. Beul
H. N. Halgren
Kelly
N. D
Prof Houton
A. E. Hodgkinson’s
Wilson & Semple's
Grand Harbor
California Fie Syaur Co
California Fie Syrup Co
Cal- Fornia Fie Syrup Co
California Fig Syrup CO
San Francisco
Cal
Uuisville
New York
Ignatius Donnel Gover Tember Secoonre
Jes SS
Clumn
Meta
Bishop Edsall
Samuel Cook Edsall
Shanley
John Shanley
Mr. Bede
A.W. Epwanos
Congressman Spalding
B. F. Spaulding
North
Prof
M’farland
E. Elsworth Willy
E. Elsworth Willey
Mr. Willey
Margaret J. Evans
Woman's
Carleton College
Miss Evans
Federation of Woman's Clubs of
Minnesota
Mrs. Donnelly
Elizabeth Preston
Bessie Laythe Scovell
Thomas Shaw
Charles F. Craig
Craig
Taddeo Ferrari
Old Cremona
Rip van Winkle
New England
Uncle Ned
Shore Acres
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