Ambassador Bryn to Visit Devils Lake for Celebration
Ambassador Bryn will arrive in Devils Lake on May 19 after a stop in Grand Forks and will speak May 17 at Grand Forks. A grand reception is planned in Devils Lake with Sioux escort, Danes Lodge events, and a Commercial Club evening program featuring the Norden chorus.
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Ambassador Bryn
Devils Lake
Fo Tonave
Bryn
Fort Totten Waitore
Fort Totten
Dévils Lake
Norden
Holm
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Bryn ‘Soming
North Dakota
Norway
Devitz Lake
Grand Forks
Hi Bendeke
Opening of the Great Northern Hotel in Devil Lake
President E A Wilson of the North Dakota Improvement company plans a grand opening for the Great Northern Hotel on June 1. A banquet and distinguished speakers are anticipated. the Commercial club and Mr Horton are coordinating events with final program details to be announced.
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E. A. Wilson
The
North Dakota Improvement Company
Great Northern Hotel
Mr. Wilson
Devil Lake
Jong
W.H. Horton
Commetrial
Mr. Wileon
Sevilla
Wileon
Horton
Maher
Great Northern
Comrade Wm R Gray of Ohio Visits City Friends
Comrade Wm R Gray of Co G 25th Ohio Army of the Potomac spent a week in the city visiting old friends and handling business after leaving Devils Lake. His wife, a highly respected lady, died soon after in Oklahoma. Gray fought at Second Bull Run and Chancellorville, where he was wounded. 27 bullets pierced his clothing, yet only one wound bled. He described lying on the battlefield at Chancellorville as troops marched to Gettysburg, then being carried to a station, tents procured, and later transferred to St Joseph's hospital, Chestnut Hill Philadelphia. He noted heavy rain during his stay and little dry clothing. Gray remains optimistic and sociable, and departed by train in May for home in Iowa.
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Wm.r) Gray
Co. G
Ohio
Army of Potomac
Gray
Devils Lake
Ludy
Oklahoma
Chancellor Myills
Gettysburg
St. Joseph's “Hospital
Chestnut Hill
Philadelphia
Fiehd
I R. Gray
Towa
Man Arrested for Selling Liquor to Indians Near Dunapith
Deputy McKay reported arrest of Charles Thompson about fourteen miles north of Dunapith near the border in a case charging him with selling liquor to Indians on St Patrick's Day week and while a grand jury was in session. The suspect, held in Towner County Hall, awaits grand jury action.
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Charles Thompson
Ian
Towner
A. McKay
Maraball
Duncerth Sanday
Charles ‘Thompann
Indiana
Dunapith
Thompson
St. Patricks
Livestock Men Form Regional Trade Organization
A group of livestock men organized a new association at the Gardier hotel in Dares with representation from multiple states. The Northwestern Live Stock Boundary negotiation group will include delegates from North and South Dakota, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, and Wyoming. Officers named include President Dr. S. H. Ward of Saint Paul and Secretary W. F. Crowe of Devils Lake.
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Hyeatocke Menjofhe
Gardier
Welegaten
North
South Dakota
Oregon
Waablagtop
Idaho
Tana
Towe
H. ‘Ward
Et Paul
Eet
W. F. Crowe
Devils
Memorial Day Orders Issued for Devils Lake Observances
General orders from Albert Roberts and Dr J Duell announce Memorial Day observances across Devils Lake and North Dakota. White attire urged for ceremonies led by teachers and G A R veterans with W R Corps and schools invited to join Grand Army activities. Memorial Day on June 14 will feature Old Glory raised nationwide. June 5-6 set for county auditors and assessors conventions with North Dakota Press Association events June 23-24 in Devils Lake.
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Devils
Army of the Republic
Albert’ Roberts
J. Duell
Ausse‘ant
Raye
Devile
W. R
Cee G. A. R
Posta
Grand Army
Devils Lake
North ‘Dakota Press Association
Devils ‘Lake
Jane
North Dakota Press Association
Delegates tout North Dakota benefits at Helena meeting
Delegates B B Page and D F Bangs from Devils Lake praised local advantages after attending the Northwestern Development meet in Helena Montana. They noted the need for more settlers and praised the Great Northern, irrigation projects, and efforts to attract people to the northwest. Ex-Gov E Y Sarles was elected North Dakota president with John Bruegger and Harry Lord as officers.
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Thin State
Montans
Growig
B.B. Page
D.F. Bangs
J Development
Helena
Mont
Stereers
Mr. Page
Devin
Lake
Ramsey County
Devils Lake
Minot
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Hertron
Dodson Dam
Havre
Great Falls
Northwest
Canada
North Dakota
St. Paul
Delegates Named for North Dakota Sunday School Convention
Delegates to the North Dakota Sunday school convention at Fargo next week include Mra. o Ladd and Mrs. E. Z. Clark from the Methodist church with alternates Mrs. Bruso and Miss Violet Henney Rev. Wailgen and Victor Dingle. From the Presbyterian church Mre TM de Halliday is a delegate with Rev. Bailey possibly attending. Episcopal delegates are Byl J. Hinek A B Kerlin and A M Pawel with Mrs. Wineman and Mrs. Stenson representing the Ladies Guild. The day’s notes mention a state barber’s convention secretary H Richardson visiting and former Attorney General Townsend noted for his land case actions.
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Dakota
Fargo
Toseray
The
Methodist Church
Mra
Ladd
Mire
E. Z. ‘Clark
Bruso
Misa Violet Henney
Wailgen
Victor Dingle
de Halliday
Baiey
Grand Forks
Episcopal Church
Byl J. Hinek
A.b.kerlin
Wineman
Stenson
Ladies Guild
Simpson the Wrestler Accused of Local Fake Games
A Devils Lake writer accuses wrestler Dan Bimpeon known as Simpson of running fakir matches. He claims Simpson advertised as a Minnesota instructor and used multiple aliases to attract bets, noting past Canadian exploits and planned future appearances.
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Dan Bimpeon
P. H. McGurren
Simpson
University of Minnesota
Minnesota
Mace
Grand Forks
Mark Nelson
Minot
Jack San
Michigan
Governor Burke to Speak at Chautauqua on July Fourth
A Chautauqua board meeting planned Governor Burke's July 4 address. Other notes include Miss Hartman selected for kindergarten, Miss Graham named CSB president, gate funding deadline, auditorium repairs, future rental listings, and opening of a restaurant and post office.
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Burke
Chautauqua
Chautauqua Board
Governor Burke
Miss Hartman
Penn
Charlotte Graham
Sheyenne
Commercial Club
Mra. C. C. Gifford
Kenmare
Taylor
High School Graduation Plans For Twenty Seniors
Commencement exercises at the high school are set for early June with the senior class numbering twenty. A formal program is still under discussion and standard activities are expected.
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The
Seni
Commission form decision to go before voters in city
Petition sourced by ten percent of last election voters demands a special election on the commission form of government forDevily Lake City. City attorney must judge petition validity before council recognizes it, with delay foreseen as the issue moves to the polls. names of residents appear in the text.
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Devily Lake
City to review dormant fire hall project at special meeting
City Council holds tonight’s special session to consider plans for a dormant fire hall project. City Attorney Cuthbert will attend for legal opinions on bond issues while several architects present to review building plans. Government plans may also be discussed but likely postponed for a month.
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Omeima
Cuthbert
Coutminsim
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