Millinery Parlors Invite Try On Hats at Low Prices
Visitors are urged to browse the second floor parlor where they can try on hats freely and learn that the prices asked are surprisingly low, dispelling the notion that rich designs must be expensive.
Shoes Dealers Highlight UTZ DUNN Lineup
A catalog note states we are sole agents for UTZ and DUNN S Ladies Fine Footwear and the Little Giant Children Shoes alongside other lines.
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UTZ & Dunn's
New York Store Unveils Expanded Dress Goods Line
The New York Store introduces the broadest range of colors and shades in new weaves. After visiting eastern markets our buyers secured an elaborate line surpassing past efforts with matching trimmings ornaments and vesting waist patterns plus select embroidered patterns.
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New York
Over 1200 in Stock Ranging in Price From
The note hints at a large selection with prices beginning at a low point, suggesting a broad inventory. Specific items, brands, or final price ranges are not provided in the readable text.
Womans Guild Meeting At Church Reports Funds Raised
The Womans Guild of the Church of the Advent held its annual vestry meeting on the 20th. Mrs Mooers reported 400 raised during the year and officers were elected including President Mrs Fred D Shaw and Treasurer Mrs G W Mooers. The rector and guild praised faithful labor and plans for the Fargo convocation were announced with Powell, Shaw, and Jones named to attend.
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Womans Guild
Mra. Mooers
Fred D. Shaw
C. F. Jones
W. D. Jones
G. W. Mooers
Mesdames Small and Turner
F. D. Shaw
Womans Auxiliary
Fargo
O. Rawson
D. F. Bangs
Allan Tompkins
Rugby
H. G. Middaugh
Oliver Evans
A. B. Kerlin
A. M. Powell
W. E. Goozee
E. E. Jones
Small
Mooers
Kerlin
Geo. W. Mooers
Rural Routes Patrons Listed For Delivery
Postmaster Daeley prints a guide of Rural Routes Nos 1 and 2 patrons. The list includes dozens of names with many Iowas and Minnesotas, plus a note that two cent stamps and routing numbers are required for missed or misdirected letters.
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Daeley
Inter-Ocean
Amm
Baldwin
D. L. Bowman
Guy F. Barnett
W. B. Bennett
M. J. Belcher
Fred Brending
Fred Coykendal
Alex. Cockburn
F.a.chisholm
C. T. Eldridge
F. Howett
Julius Johnson
Kjelbertson
Ole Leet
Julius T. Lee
H. P. Minnette
John Monigi
W. D. Millar
N. Morrison
P. A. Manseau
Wilson Morse
Robt. McGeogh
Nels McCauly
M. M. Nash
W. N. Otis
and. Rutherford Robertson Lumber Co
M. M. Strawhecker
Ras. Sorenson
T. W. Sorenson
F. W, Sullivan
Fred Spill
Albert Swenson
Tufford
Ace Tufford
Asus
Peter Anderson Jens C, Anderson
Olaf Anderson
J. E. Baker
O. P. A. Borstad
A. A. Barr
Belford
Ratan
Geo
Peter Kivrum
Roy Floey
C. Frank
Gordon Chas
Hollinger
Nels
A. Halgren
J. R. Koller
Maxwell W
Bert Mayne
James Place
Dan Reardon
Jacob Smith
Philo Stewart
Throneon Wes. Whitford
Ole Wolds
Tom Melawara
Requests Return of Annual Legislative Passes
The SCC Railroad company informs state legislators and officials that, under the Elkins law, issuing such passes is a misdemeanor with heavy fines. Members are urged to return Pass Number So and So at their earliest convenience. Most North ern Pacific passes have expired. Great Northern passes remain valid and a similar request may follow.
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SCC Railroad Company
Farrar Escape From Gunfire On Freight Train Near Groton
R W Farrar secretary to Senator McCumber narrowly escaped a fatal injury when a rifle bullet struck his scalp and skull near Groton South Dakota. The attack came as a fusillade of rocks was hurled at the moving train by six youths. the shooter, about 17, will face trial.
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H. C. Anderson
South Britain
New Haven Co
Conn
Aberdeen
S. D
R. W. Farrar
McCumber
North Dakota
Groton
Farrar
Mr. Farrar
Farmers' Railroad denied sale to Soo company source
John W. Maher secretary of Farmers' Grain & Shipping fires a letter to The Herald debunking the rumor that the Soo company bought the Farmers' Railroad by paying bonds held by James J. Hill. He asserts the railroad never issued bonds nor paid for steel and sees no basis for the rumor.
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John W. Maher
Farmers’ Grain & Shipping Company
Farmers' Railroad
The
Herald
Soo Company
James J. Hill
Maher
J. J. Hill
Stray Black Greyhound With White Markings Recovered Reward Offered
Stray dog description: a large black greyhound type with four white paws a white breast and a white tail tip. Reward offered for its return. Contact J. Bell.
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J. Bell
Divorce case in Devils Lake demand attention
Testimony of A Moody of Calgary was taken in the divorce suit Mrs A H Jones against Andrew Jones of Rugby. No answer has yet been filed to the complaint charging cruel and inhuman treatment but evidence suggests infidelity by Mrs Jones. The case set for the Devils Lake term starting June 15 and is expected to draw regional interest.
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A. Moody
Calgary
A. H. Jones
Andrew Jones
Rugby
H. Stenergan
Guy C. H. Corliss
Jones
Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Strike Imminent Among Great Northern Trainmen
About 90 percent of Great Northern trainmen favor a strike on the double-header proposition. Voting is under way along the line and will finish next week. Brakemen conductors and switchmen are voting, engineers and firemen not. Officials may or may not concede once a strike is ordered. Public sentiment reportedly supports the railroad.
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Great Northern
Advertised Letters at Devils Lake Post Office May 2 1903
Uncalled letters at Devils Lake office for the week ending May 2 1903 remain and will be sent to the dead letter office if not claimed within fourteen days. List includes Mrs Jenny Minick and many others with the postmaster noting the annual cool wave and May snowstorm warning.
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Devils Lake
Jenny Minick
T. H. Culham
H. M. Mundhenke
Jno
Coulter Robert Moore
Wm. Clark
Robt. McAllister
Mr. Fagan
Aug. Mackenzie G. Farr
Paul Odell
Lou Green
L. D
Public School Exhibit Draws Pupils and Guests
Public schools invite parents and friends to the annual exhibit of drawing on Friday afternoon May 8 between 3 and 5 o clock. The 3 o clock program includes song, glee club duet, violin solos, piano solos, and a double quartet featuring pupils Rowley Agnes Dailey Belle Stenerson Ruth Howard Constance Dusath Mina Vikoren Herman Huesgan Don Prosser Ioan Wertenbeger Alma Wakler plus Bertha Small Susie Small Blanche Fox and others. Horses for sale: several well seasoned work horses offered by Steve Jones.
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Glee Club
Bertha Small
Rubinstings
Six
Little Girls
Susie Small
Robert Cairns
O’er the Waters
Rowley
Agnes Daeley
Belle Stenerson
Ruth Howard
Constance Dusath
Mina Vikoren
Herman Huesgan
Don Prosser
Ioan
A M A Fare for Round Trip to New Orleans via CGW
The American Medical Association offers a round trip fare to New Orleans via Chicago Great Western Railway. Tickets go on sale May 14 and are good for return within ten days.
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New Orleans
Chicago Great Western Railway
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Church of the Advent
O. F. Jones
E. J Chamberlin
Dr. Sibler
Geo. Mooers
H. E. Arnold
Geo. Rodenbach
M. Donahue
Flumerfelt
Gardner Martin Gulseth
J. H. Hoff
Sam Kalhagen
Ole Lomen Dan Martin Otto Newman
Iver Peterson
Rustom
Louis Storman
Wm. Trackenmiller
J. Whitehead
A. R. Walker
H. Welcher
Dr. Pierce
Farmers’ Railroad
Soo
Ramsey County District Court
Wea
J. P. Elmer
Chicago
G. N
Darey
Minot Optic
Steve Jones
Somui
Russell & Schult Dray and Express
Wineman
Oscar H. Will & CO
Bismarck
N. D
John Nimmo
Undertaker
Arnoia
American Medical Assocition