Local farm loan talk and visits headlining Crary area
Henry Hale tended farm interests in Crary while Abar and Clausen promoted liberal farm loans in Newville. Webster visitors, Zeno LaDue and Leona LaDue family farewells noted. Various locals, including Mrs. Williams, Marvel Graham, and Miss Marguerite LaRue, were tied to hospital, schooling, and farm business. Money for Ramsey county first mortgages advertised by Brennan & Brennan. multiple regional figures trip and loan notices fill the week.
Local notices and moves among families and officials
Farm Loans Lee Powell reports Senator John Kelly traveled from Bisbes on Wednesday and bought a Horton Motor Cadillac touring car to drive home yesterday. Father Galvin returned to Stark weather Monday after assisting at Bishop O'Reilly's funeral for Mother Martin. Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bremmitt left for Perth Tuesday, attending Mrs Bremmitt's mother funeral last Thursday. Dr. and Mrs. W. D. Jones and children relocated to their lake shore summer home. their town residence will be used by Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Sterret until fall. George Mooers family moved to a Chautauqua summer home this week. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wykoff will live there on Fourth Street for the summer. A.M. Crary of Hampden arrived Tuesday and left Wednesday for western Montana to claim land, likely in Madison county. Money to loan with limited county first mortgages at 60 percent. Brennan & Brennan. P H McGurren of Crary and T F McGurren of Churces Jerry surrendered liquor permits last week. About fifty couples danced at the Yacht and Boat club Monday with Great Northern Orchestra. host company ensured pleasant dancing. William Dresser of New Rockford visits grandparents G. E. Ward and wife on return from Hamar after finishing a term of school.
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W. D.jones
Lake Shore
Mrs. Sherman Sterret
Valley City Normal School News and Events
Valley City and Hampden residents, Theodore Martenson plans to move to Montana after selling his Hampden butcher shop, joined by Hampden farmer John Nelson. Reports include theater plans, a dramatization about Lewis and Clark, a chautauqua program, and upcoming Model School entertainment. Also noted are Europe travels of the Whipples, patent news on a draft equalizer for plows, and local notices on plays and contests.
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Ss, Il
D. Ryan
James Ryan
Ryan
Electric Bitters Promoted for Stomach and Kidney Health
Thousands endorse Electric Bitters as the best stomach and kidney medicine. H. T. Alston of Raleigh, N C reports relief after starting the remedy for deranged kidneys and liver, saying he improved from the first dose and feels like a new man. Priced 50 cents to 1.00.
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Bright
H. T. Alston
Raliegh
N. C
If Women Only Knew The Backache Relief Promise
Debecker style ad digest notes Doan s Kidney Pills for weak kidneys with endorsements from Mrs J Hamilton Rugby ND praising long lasting relief from back pains. Also free offer from H Rowan Drug Co for bed wetting cure and a barber college ad plus a Bartlett ND driving horse sale.
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Dean
J. Hamilton
Rugby
N. D
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Normalonians stage fourth annual home concert in normal auditorium
Alonzo Morsbach baritone returned yesterday after concerts at Courtney and Wimbledon. The Normalonians appeared under the aus pices of the Women's clubs and are loud in their appreciation of the treatment shown them. The fourth annual home concert of the company will be given in the normal auditorium on Monday evening. Henry Harrends Southwick, head of the Emerson College of Oratory in Boston, regarded by many as the foremost reader of his day, will give a Shakespearian program in the normal auditorium on Thursday May 22, under the auspices of the Music club. His subject will be Hamlet. A letter from Gov J M Cox of Ohio to Prof A P Hollis expresses gratitude of flood sufferers for whom the normal music department gave a benefit concert, the proceeds amounting to 210 forwarded to the Ohio governor for use among the devastated districts.
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iStanley Hall
Nina
Peterson
St. Ansgar
Towa
Hopry VanDyke
Stanley Halt
Northfield High School
Shoulé
Albert Lea College
Alonzo Morsbach
Courtney
Wimbledon
Normalonians
Henry Harrends Southwick
Heda
Emerson College
Ordioily
Boston
J. M. Cox
Ohio
Normal Music Department
Hearing on Light Rate Question in Minot NC
Minot North Carolina May 2 Monday June 16 city commissioners begin probe into Consumers Power Company electric light power and steam heat rates. Meeting last night adopted resolutions and set dates for the investigation following a winter petition from local business leaders seeking lower rates. The report mentions local civic action and notes additional summer plans in Hayona.
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Minot
N. C
Consumers Power Company
Electric Light
Insanity ruling and local notices from Turtle Mountain area
Mrs. Fred Lesge of Turtle Mount and Zollinger and Pierce Egan were found insane by the insane commission. A new paper in Beach is planned and youths will be cared for by relatives in Beach while work continues harvesting threshing plowing and seeding in one vicinity. Horses in Bottineau county are said to have a contagious cough from unseasoned conditioning. A Grand Forks freight train warning led to an injury that severed a man’s legs and caused his death shortly after. A boy from Sault Ste. Marie arrested near Hillsboro for stealing two watches from a farmer. sentence deferred until his parent’s arrival.
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Fred Lesge
Turtle Mount
Zollinger
Pierce Eganfie
Beach
Tineau County
Bottineau County
The
Russell Sentinel
Ai Wanshi
Ses
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Hillsboro
Senterice
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Newville
Thomas Maloney
Webster
Hera Suniay
Powell
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Ft. Totter
Leona LaDue
Dovon
Zeno LaDue
D. G. Duell
Garske
Bert Williams
Mercy Hospital
Chris. Andgigon
Clara, Crary
Mateedi M. Nash
Ruby
Crommett
Warwick
Marvel Graham
Lake Township
Mid’ Evenlyn Regan
St. Mary’s Academy
Garuke
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Xmma
Matilda Anderson
Clifford
Hansboro
John and
Oscar ‘Anderson
Charles Ginther
Hans’boro
H. McPherson
Calsbury
Myron King Farm
J. M. Thompson
Modesta
Cal
Albuquerrie
N. M
Marguerite LaRue
Fordville
Peter Stoeser
Penn
Edward Wallace
Purdyville
Wis
A. J. Leonard
Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Horton Motor Company
Bisbee
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Brennan
Alice Sheviineviin
Chicago
Gbo
Chaffeo
N. L. Greer
Willow City
Devils Lake
Winif
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Brennany
Lee Powell
John Kelly
Bisbes
Father Galvin
Starkweather
Bishop O'Reilly
Martin
Harvey
Bremmitt
Perth
George Mooers
Chautauqua
W. C. Wyckoff
Mooers
Fourth Street
A.M. Crary
Hampden
Montana
Madison County
Brennan & Brennan
P. H.mcgurren
T. F. McGurren
Churces Jerry
Messrs. McGurren
Great Northern Orchestra
William Dresser
New Rockford
G. EB. Woodward
Hamar
Valley City
Normal School
Theodore Martenson
John Nelson
Martenson
Nel
Sakakawea
C. C
Lorraine
East
Lewis and Clark
Margaret C. Burns
Jula J Miller
Model School
Valley City Chautauqua
A. O.whippel
Howard
Luzern
Switzerland
Republic
Goodsell
Airs
Goddsell
H. Rowan
Ill
Inter- Ocean
Young
C.H. Rowan. Drug Co
Victor Barber College
Hennipin Ave
Minneapolis
Freeberg’ Bros
Bartlett
Boyed
Hayona
Sili
Oscxup Dahl
Grand Forks
Emporium Tailoring Co
Wilensky
Hjellie, Props
Nap. Lambert
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