Western Development special train visits Devils Lake boosters
The Western Development special train arrived at 60 o'clock Monday afternoon, with 126 delegates from commercial clubs and business groups touring Devils Lake. Led by Laula W. Hill and W. B. Kinney, the train toured city streets and local spots, drawing praise for its progressiveness. Notables including Mayor Haynes of Minneapolis and ex Governor H. Y. Sarles attended, expressing optimism for Helena meeting and northwest booster impact.
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Western Development
Deily Lake
G. N
Devila Lake
Laula W. Hill
W. B. Kinney
Great Northern Railway
James J. Hillnes
W. H. Reid
Hally
Grant Forks
Devils
Lake
Commercial Club
Hayne
Minneapolis
H. Y. Sarles
North Dakota
Twin
Devils Lake
Helene
Mont
Pacific Coast
Helena
Montana
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Northwest
Great Northwest
Finest Reception Praises Great Northern Official Visit
General Traffic Manager Kinney praised the Devils Lake reception as the finest yet on the trip. The list of attendees includes executives from Northwestern National Bank, McCaull-Webster Elevator, Washburn-Crosby, Universal Portland Cement, First National Bank, and others, reflecting strong regional business ties.
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Ot. Paul
A. C. Cherhardt
Minnnesota
O. M. Nelson
First National Bank
J. G. Barwise
C. Gotziar and Company
Louis Betz
State Savings Bank
Luther C. Cushing
Real Estate
J. L. Forepaugh
Northwestern Fuel Company
T. W. Griggs
Griggs
Cooper and Company
Ambrose Guiterman
Guiterman Bros
L. W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
C. L. Kluckhohn
Gordon & Ferguson
W. P. Kenney
B.C. Leedy
R. C. Lilly
Merchants National Bank
C. D. McLaren
Parwell
Ozman, Kirk and Company
0. R. Manners
Western Supply Company
J. L. Mitchell
Capital National Bank
H. A. Noble
Finch
Van‘Slyke & McConville
W. W. Skin
Jner
Lanpher, Skinner and Company
Coc
Upham
Hackett, Walther
Gates ‘Hardware Company
H. Don der Wey
Jer
German American National Bank
HI S
Warner
McGill-Warner Company
F. Seavelt
A. W. Lindeke
Dindeke
Warner & Sona
Walter Butler Butler Bros
W. K. Blandin
St.Paul Dispatch
R. 8. Williams
Pronger
Nat Baplague
George
Minneapolis
P.L. Howe
Imperial
Trafic
Kinney
Great Northern Railroad
Devils Lake
Western
L. B. Wakefield
Wells
Dickay Company
H. A. Willoughby
First’ National Bank
Northwest publicity meeting to promote homestead land drive
A. Turley and local organizers envision a regional campaign across Minnesota North and South Dakota Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington to attract settlers to free homestead lands. Attendees include governors state officials bankers and multiple business leaders from Duluth and Crookston with plans to mobilize communities in the northwest for farm development and settlement.
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Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Pay- Paper Company Idea Aims for Duluth Venture
Payton of the Pay Paper Company proposes a new venture in Duluth with a plan set for July 22. The concept centers on lakefront opportunities and aims to be put into play in Duluth, signaling a bold regional expansion.
The Defence Noe tak A Luke Afore I May Harangue Ye
A Scots voice recalls drinking nights and brotherhood in a town, defending friends and a nobleman against accusations while urging unity and shared morals. The speaker pleads for forgiveness, questions motives, and urges restraint amid gossip.
Impeachment Trial Ends In North Dakota Senate Vote
The North Dakota senate wraps up a high court impeachment trial with a 23 to 23 vote. The outcome and details were not fully disclosed, with full coverage promised in the next Inter-Ocean issue. The text hints at a dispute among Cowan supporters and references Judge John F. Cowan in the Second Judicial District.
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North Dakota
John F. Cowan
Cowan
Second Judicial District
Skiddoo
Mothers Day to Be Observed Nationwide on May 14
Rose wearing will mark the occasion across the United States this Sunday May 14. Living receive a colored rose while dead are honored with a white bloom. The custom has gained wide favor since its introduction and is observed by many communities.
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Land
Soporianos
United States
Bender Sets Strikeout Mark In Major League Game
Big Chief Bender the Turtle Mountain Indian, now with Philadelphia, struck out twelve batters in a major league contest. The American League record is sixteen by Ginde and Waddell. Johnson had twelve strikeouts last year against four clubs and fourteen against St. Louis, the largest for him in a major league game.
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Big Chief Bender
Philadelphia
Devils Lake
Ty Ginde
Waddell
Johnson
St. Louis
Rocking Chair Giveaway Sparks Local Contest at Gilbertson’s
Considerable interest has risen in the contest for a rocking chair to be awarded by Ete age furniture store at Gilbertson’s old stand. The chair will go to the entrant judged by the panel as the best name for the new store.
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Ete Age
Gilbertson
Lomer
President Worm to Speak at Fort Totten May 19
Rate Shanged at Stsle Agricultural College will deliver an address at the Assembly Hall Fort Totten school on Friday evening May 19. The event had been announced for May 6.
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Worm
Stsle Agricultural College
Assembly Hall
Fort Totten School
Summer Outing for Press Gang
Preparations are under way for a North Dakota Press association editorial convention to be held by June 28 and 24. It will be a mainly recreational outing at Chautauqua with automobile and boat rides, games, and races. Indoor meetings and speeches will be limited as the first day covers business, the second focuses on recreation.
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North Dakota Press Association
Chautauqua
Six Carloads of Trees Shipped from Devils Lake Nursery
The Devils Lake nursery reports strong demand as six carloads of trees were shipped this year. Five cars went to the Great Northern line and one to the Northern Pacific. The trees will be planted along the right of way as snow breaks for the new line.
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Devils Lake
Great Northern
Nortern Pacific
Northern Pacific
Baseball Team Opens Season With St Paul and Local Games
The team announced a growing schedule with May 14 at Grafton against the Colored Gophers of St Paul, and a slate including Minnesota All State in mid July. Arrivals include B Manke as pitcher, Tom Halgren as catcher, and B Schrumley as second baseman. Other local opponents listed are St Paul Keystones, Park River, and the Picketts of Grand Forks.
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B. Manke
Pitccher
Tom Halgren
B. Schrumley
Colored Gophera
St. Paul
Minnesota All State of
St. Paul Keystones
Park River
Picketts of
Grand Forks
Hill outlines plan to attract farmers to Ramsey County
L W Hill president of Great Northern proposes a recruitment scheme to draw farmers to Ramsey County. He urges each farmer to write ten friends back east describing local advantages and offers to send a Great Northern representative to meet the Commercial Club. The plan appears feasible and may be adopted after Horton, Commercial Club president, supports it.
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Ramsey County
L. W. Hill
Great Northern Railway
Great Northern
Hill
Horton
Commercial Club
Directors Meet At Commercial Lab Next Tuesday
Directors of the Commercial Lab are expected to hold a meeting on Tuesday of next week though no formal announcement has been issued.
Miss Serumgard Debates at U N D
The Grand Forks Herald reports Pauline Scrumgard debating U N D on reciprocity. She argues that complete reciprocity would benefit Consumers in both nations with cheaper fish fruit pulp and lumber for builders, while captivating the audience during the discussion at the event.
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Grand Forks Herald
Pauline Scrumgard
Tuberculosis Sunday Talks Warn of Open Air Cure
Two lectures given on healthe Sunday at the Methodist and Episcopal churches urged open air and hygienic treatment for tuberculosis. Dr. Jones highlighted US death tolls and risks from crowded, poorly ventilated rooms, dust, and infection via food and exhaled droplets. He warned that exposure begins early, with many carrying germs, and stressed dangers of shared bedding in travel. Dr. Cuthbert echoed points, tracing names of the disease, its plagues like Athens and London, and noting a high death rate among young adults. He argued cases outpace historical plagues in impact and urged a strong anti tuberculosis campaign.
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Methodist Church
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Episcopal Church
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Atlanta
Georgia
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Athens
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Mies
John Anderson Dead Former Ula city resident passes away
John Anderson formerly of Ula city died at St Paul hospital last week Tuesday. He was connected in furniture business with M L Gereon, Mr Gotts, and Mr Gilbertson. In Alexandria he was widely known as mayor and legislator. He was soon to marry Miss Mathis Horii of Jamestown.
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M.L. Spring
Big City
John Anderson
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City
St Paul Hoapita
Au Gereon
Gotts
Gilbertson
Alexandria
Botas
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Sin
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