Old Norse Stories for Young Readers Now Available
The Inter Ocean reports Bradish's Old Norse Stories issued by American Book Company Chicago for use in schools. Retold for children by Mrs BraDish the book presents Norse myths and folk tales from Norway Sweden Denmark with humor and vivid portraits of early northern inhabitants. Publishers note strong appeal to northern immigrant families in Wisconsin Minnesota and the Dakotas. Price 43 cents.
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Inter-Ocean
Bradish
American Book Company
Chicago
Europe
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
United States
Wisconsin
Minesota
North
South Dakota
The Insurance Problem. One Fact Well Established
The fragment states a single clear assertion about an insurance issue and hints at a larger discussion. It indicates at least one fact is reliably established, but provides no names dates places or outcomes to anchor specifics. The brief note signals a forthcoming explanation or argument on insurance concerns.
Insurance Rates and Fire Costs in North Dakota
Discusses rising fire insurance rates as harmful to North Dakota residents and argues for creating economic incentives to fight fires. Cites utilities and cities where improvements could lower overall fire losses, reducing pressure on insurers to raise premiums or withdraw from the field.
State University Plans Expanding Science Hall in North Dakota
The State University will add a three story science hall measuring one hundred by fifty feet built with top materials. The project aims to meet urgent needs and elevate the university’s grounds. Support from taxpayers is urged as the institution grows in wealth and population and seeks broader educational impact.
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State University
State University of North Dakota
North Dakota
Plan to share profits on live stock for Northern Pacific farmers
Wealthy promoters back a system placing cattle with farmers on shares with about a third of profits for owners. Northern Pacific officials back the move, targeting Russian Swedish and Norwegian settlers along the line. Thousands of cattle and sheep are expected to be placed, aiding farmers to start herds and secure steady income, while Warden Boucher at the state penitentiary now knows that he...
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Northern Pacific
Grafton Addresses Street Plight and Chautauqua Buzz
The article notes a dangerous local figure under restraint and public concern over street conditions in Grafton North Dakota. Citizens hold meetings about drainage paving and the city charter while the Chautauqua assembly 1901 opens with high hopes for larger attendance and a noted highlight of exceptional North Dakota baseball during the event. Devils Lake is named as a Mecca for North Dakotans through July 22.
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Grafton
North Dakota
Walsh County
the Times
State News Roundup From North Dakota and Fargo Areas
W T Sherman of Linstad suffers fourteen dog bites to the wrist. Minneapolis Journal predicts Bismarck will be a top Northwest town. Col Lounsberry recalls early political fixes before McKenzie and LaMoore rose. Sun editor Chambers turns Sun into home-printed daily, urging local business ads. De la Bere dubbed Mikrobe Mike, seeks winning hands despite name. Soo terminals at Bismarck said ready for years. Ralph W Wheelock recalls Bismarck terminals to burn. Mandan Times notes Palladium man seeks jail for contempt as martyr. Mac enters strenuous Slope politics early. Oakes Republican Friends expect Senator Hansbrough’s return next week. Hansbrough a strong re-elect prospect and senior member in D C. Attorney Gregory of Dickinson says extra legislature session needed after supreme court ruling on unorganized territory. No clear jurisdiction for offenses in unorganized McKenzie, Allred, Walace, Dunn and Hettinger areas. Gregory urges an extra session.
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Oakes Republican
Hansbrough
Gregory
Dickinson
Supreme Court
Stark
Mercer
Billings
McKenzie
Allred
Walace
Dunn
Hettinger
Enderlin Indépendant saga sparks town debate
A fragmented reminiscence about Enderlin's newspaper scene and publisher C. H. Potter stirs local memory, followed by dispatches from Walhalla Mountaineer and Komarek Tribune on drought, rainfall, and rural life. The mix notes shifts in post offices at Stoltzville and Northfield and mentions a drag line project hauled from Bilton.
The New Towns in Ramsey on Great Northern Route
The Milton Globe reports grading on the Lakota and Northern branch of the Great Northern is underway. Rail line preparations name the two principal routes and outline early construction steps. Local officials anticipate progress meeting community needs as work continues.
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Milton Globe
Lakota & Northern
Great Northern
Farmers' Railroad Directors Plan 25 Mile Northward Line
The Farmers Railroad directors met at John W. Maher's office to discuss the new enterprise. They optimism about the season and resolved to push grading for sixteen miles toward Devils Lake, aiming to have the line ready to move crops. A Bergen township school house meeting opened new subscriptions to start building immediately, promising farm access and local profits.
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Farmers Railroad Company
John W. Maher
Devils Lake
Bergen Township
Devils Lake Club Holds Important Meeting Next Tuesday
The Devils Lake club invites all members to attend an important meeting at the club rooms next Tuesday night. Members are urged to be present for the session scheduled for the evening.
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Devils Lake
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Endorsed by Druggist
A druggist from Van Etten New York testifies that Chamberlain's Cough remedy is preferred in his store and his own family. He reports five years of complete satisfaction from customers and personal use for ordinary coughs and colds.
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J. Goldsmith
van Etten
N.Y
Ely's Dream Balm Promises Relief for Catarrh
An advertisement extols Ely's Dream Balm as a remedy for catarrh and nasal irritation. It claims quick soothing action without sneezing, offers a 10 cent trial size, and notes availability in 500 size via Ely Brothers of New York. It also makes brief mentions of hay fever and a fashion note about Lanpher, reflecting mixed ad copy.
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Warren St
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