Old Settlers Meet Promises July 2 At Chautauqua Grounds
The Old Settlers Association, formed last year for residents arriving before Great Northern trains, plans a July 2 gathering at the Chautauqua grounds with an old fashioned barbecue and a baseball doubleheader featuring Ruger and McCanna led teams. A new organization will be formed after the event, with membership certificates issued to eligibles.
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Old Settlers’ Association
H. F. Prosser
Devils Lake
H. H. Ruger
David McCanna
Ruger-McCanna
Lakota Forfeits League Game in Fargo Dispute
Lakota club traveled to Fargo for a league match but refused to play after captains asked W. Iryah of Wheatland to umpire. He attended, but the Lakota captain then demanded Marsh as umpire and refused to take the field when play time arrived.
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Fargo
W. Iryah
Wheatland
Marsh
Frys
Lakota forfeit noted in 9 0 decision at Fargo game
A forfeit was declared against Lakota after a non appearance by the Lakota nine in Fargo, with a 9 to 0 score. The report quotes J O Baughman disparaging the Lakota team and predicts baseball league trouble if such plays continue. Nearby Greenwood lakefront lots near Devils Lake draw Michigan City buyers led by John O Neill and others for summer homes.
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Fargo
Baseball League
J. O. Baughman
Greenwood
Devils Lake
Michigan City
John O'Neill
J. H. Terrett
D. A. Dunlap
A. H. Smart
H. H. Healey
Captain Cogswell Sees Profit Potential in Philippines
Captain Cogswell, back from the Philippine Islands, says Americans can profit in many Philippine ventures. He notes room for manufacturing, hemp processing needs modernization, and some coal and gold hopes, though mining is uncertain. He plans to remain abroad but not rejoin the army due to distance from home.
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Cogswell
Philippine Islands
Islands
United States
Philippines
Luzon
Manila
Forty-fifth Regiment
San Francisco
Chicago
Moffet
Cogewell
Cog
North Dakota Volunteers
Piggers Pulled by Sheriff Rutten in Half Dozen Arrests
Sheriff Rutten led a Saturday afternoon serving with about a dozen assistants to decapitate six blind pigs within fifteen minutes. The action, an injunction case by the state attorney on a complaint from local Enforcement League members, followed reports of continued piggery that evening in new pigs.
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Rutten
State Enforcement League
The Cut Worms Damage flax and grain survey
The article notes wide disagreement on cutworms damage but most agree that a large portion of early sown flax is destroyed beyond recovery. Some barley and oats may recover, leaving uncertain prospects for farmers.
A Tribute To Capt Cogswell And Regional Prospects
Wheat stands unscathed with excellent crop prospects this time of year. In Fargo, A M Powell reports heavy rains and rising land values, praising Northwest Mutual Savings and Loan and its managing secretary Loomis. Powell, a Devils Lake land man, attends Episcopal convention and plans a quiet visit before resuming a busy rustling life in the Minneapolis metro area.
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Fargo Call
A.M. Powell
Devils Lake
Episcopal Convention
Powell
Northwest Mutual Savings and Loan Association
Loomis
Fargo
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Adams Bros
Devils Lake, N. Dak
Wm. A. Wilson
F. T. Fox
First National Bank
A. O. Whipple
H. E. Baird
Savings Bank Department
A. O. Whipple, M. J. Waterre
F. W. Cocxsway
H. B. Strarr
J. J. Hin
E. J. Barp
D. W. Ensen
HE. Barn
Shakopee
St. Paul
Henry
OLD Settlers
Chautauqua
Lakota
Cando Record
Great Northern
International Boundary Line
Andrew Hepburn
North End
H. Heapy
Cavalier County
Capt. Cogswell
Bodgkinson
Dakenn