Grand Harbor residents featured in city brief notices
A jumble of local items mentions Morgridge and Powell representing Grand Harbor, Mrs. L. W. Stoseeer heading to Churcles Ferry, Crary of the Edmore Herald chatting with an Inter Ocean scribe, and G M W Barrett teaching secret work for a lodge. Theatre notes announce A Royal Slave at Devil’s Lake, a masquerade ball by Company D on St Patrick’s Day, and staff moves at Holbrook Mercantile. Rental listings and local gossip close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. W. Stoseeer
Churcles Ferry
Milt? Crary
The
Edmore Herald
Inter-Ocean
Hoyal Brave
Devils Lake Opera House
Small
Adolph M. Mikkelson
Ramey County
Jorgen Mikkelson
DyGreat Township
Company D
St. Patrick's Day
Gordon and Bennett's Royal Slave to Bow April First
Gordon and Bennett present Royal Slave on April 1 promising one of the season’s social events as arrangements are made for theatre parties by leading local lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon and
Bennett
Local notes recap near Hampden and area events
Col Creel returns from the national capital while Haltimore and Powell discuss term limits for a local commissioner. John H Long, affectionately known as hand some Jack, transacted business in the city. H Stuart handles spring decorating and refinishing. Lawton ladies host a leap year ball with music and supper. Cashier Swartout returns from Grand Forks after eye treatment. J N Miller, dairyman, misses days due to illness but returns to duty. Maine woodmen build a large log cabin for the Pine Tree pavilion at the World’s Fair. Theatre parties plan to attend A Royal Slave, expected to draw packed houses and out‑of‑town interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Creel
National Capital
Haltimore
Powell
Day
Offic
H. Stuart
Lawton
Sre
Guere
For Rent House With Eight Rooms Available
Eight room house with multiple closets may be rented to one person or two or more tenants. Apply at the residence of D. H. Sanford east Fifth Street G152.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Sanford
East Fifth Stréet
Died in Land of Sunshine E P Merrick of Dry Lake
E P Merrick an esteemed Ramsey County citizen died in Long Beach California on February 26 after a prolonged illness. He moved to Dry Lake township in 1888 and was 69 born in Antwerp New York. He leaves a wife and three children Fred E of Grand Harbor W and Stella with Mrs Merrick. Funeral was held last Sunday with Ramsey County attendees.
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E. P. Merrick
Dry Lake Township
Tars County
Long Beach
California
Rameey County
Eo Lmblie
Norman Morrison
Freshwater
Ramsey County
Antwerp
New York
Fred E
Grand Harbor
Stella
Merrick
St. Long Beach
North Dakota Hails Growth and Crime Report
Pembina county forms a village, Granville hosts Masons event, and Minot plans a spring electric plant expansion. John Johnson becomes Ryder News editor amid a murder trial in Gratton. Charley Plain builds a bank block in Milton. concerns over petty theft, winter losses for Medora stockmen, and a prison lamp assault in Bottineau. Smallpox reaches Wells county. Jamestown schools install fire escapes. cattle movements and rail traffic expected to rise northward this spring.
Webster items mix grand Fargo Moorhead notes and trials
A jumble of local items reports W D Miller’s expected return from Rochester Minnesota Olaf Leet’s Lake visit and a Moorhead saloon assault on Oscar Aahl with possible manslaughter charges. Also notes Social engagements church services and public meetings with December events at Devils Lake and Lake area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haas
Fargo
John Holzer
Oscar Aahl
Rahl
Major Murphy Travels To Fargo To Visit Publisher
Major Murphy of Minot passes through on route to Fargo to see Marshall McClure and his new publication. Rumor says Mac has plans related to Ward county politics. Also note Gordon and Bennett’s play A Royal Slage will play at Devile Lake April. Senator McCumber has a petition in the senate seeking liquor transport regulation. other petitions seek prohibition in soldiers homes and government buildings. Farmers hold a creamery meeting at Crazy, citing land ownership as a hurdle to creameries. House for rent listed by Burke & Middaugh. Dawelog class meets Saturdays at Odd Fellows’ hall.
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Devila Lake Opera House
Sesson
Mexico
Maximiliian
Mauger Sorall
Batt
Major Murphy
Minot
Fargo
Marshall McClure
Mac
Ward Cousty
Gordon and Bennett
Het Devile Lake Opera
McCumber
Senate
Starkweather
N. C
Sawyer and
Velva
North Dakota
Wee
Devils Take
Busness
Saunders
Alto Larga Bara
Burke & Middaugh
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Ayers
Ayer
Levan
Aver
Morgridge and
G. M. W. Barrett
Gordon and Bennet
John H Long
Jack
Swartout
First National Bank of
Hampden
Grand Forks
City
Kero
J. N. Miller
Maine
Pine Tree State
Land OF
Brynn
Gread Harbor
Hans P.slette
Cottonwood
Minn
T. Bergedalen
Dawson
G A. Stanard
M. P. Neff & Co
Devils Lake
N. D
Hamilton
Pembina County
Northwestern
Granville
Charley Plain
Milton
First National Bank
Langdon Courier
Cavalier County
John
Johnson
Ryder News
Humphreys
Joseph Rozum
John Storman
Pisek
Severa
Gratton
Milton Globe
Meinter
Medora
Bottineau County
Latcer
A. H. Murphy
Neche
Jamestown
Central States
Wells County
W. D. Miller
Rochester
Minnesota
Olaf Leet
Paris
Tom Lindsay
George Hlibboki
Sand Coulee
Montana
Hliboki
Meddameg Snell, Millar and
Morsey
Meeting of the Christian Endeavor
Rev
Walkers
Carrie
Lena Honetti
Washington
L. J. Rush
G. R. Williams
Donald Baldwin
Webster
F. Howett
Rasmus Sorenson
Willx Morse
Bates
Young
Supreme Court
Lauder
Fourth Judicial District
Evan 8. Jones
Hankinson
Richland County
Miller
Cornelius Gardner
Tweanti- Gret United States Infantry
Bramark
Far
Grafton
Devila Lake
Langdon
Valley City
Wahpeton
K. Dickinson
L. Hillsboro
M. Ellendele
Lisbon
Gordon and Boonett
Mecrstary
Grant Toowmss
Wisconsin Fair Commission
M.neyto
County National Bank
Ramsey County National Bank
Dov Babad
Sen Shateworu
Montello
Pittsburg
Lockport Ae Hell
UiousuLa
N. E
Boston
Nutelola CO
Dept
Madison
Icago
F. W. Cockburn
Kelly Avenus
Devils Lake, W. D
Claus Eklund
Morth Dakota
F. T. Fox
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