World Famous Man for Chautauqua and Panama Dispatch
Frank G Carpenter writes on John Barrett new United States minister to Colombia and Chautauqua visit on July 1. fair and driving association discusses June races at Devils Lake with extra stalls, entries due dates given for harness and running races.
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Frank G. Carpenter
Panama
John Barrett
Barrett
United States
Columbia
Chautauqua
Fair and Driving Association
Devils Lake
N. D
Ursday
North Dakota National Guard Encampment Set at State Park
Orders will be issued for the annual encampment to run July 6 to July 13 at the state military park south of the city. The event coincides with the Chautauqua season and is intended to boost interest. Col Peake of Valley City will command the regiment with Governor Sarles and staff expected to attend. Col Reel, inspector general, secured the timing and placement of the encampment.
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North Dakota Nations Guard
State Military Park
Col. Reel
Devils Lake Race Meet A Meeting of the Devils Lake
A compact report notes a race meet at Devils Lake with racing events scheduled and organizers listed. Local clubs and officials prepare for a schedule of heats and finals at the Devils Lake venue.
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Devils Lake
Farmers to Build Elevators Along Farmers Road
A meeting of local farmers formed the Farmers Elevator Company to establish a chain of grain elevators from this city to Rock Lake. Capital stock is set at 100000 dollars in 2000 shares of 50 dollars each. Incorporators include Geo W H Davis W Samuels W R Haig N Morrison W Webster Josephine D Kelly Angus McDowell L D Maurer Frank Maurer Duncan Kennedy Robert Webster R Sorenson Peter Bottolfson and Frank Honett.
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Farmers’ Elevator
SB Weather
Webster
Rock Lake
Geo. W. H. Davis
W. Samuels
W. R. Haig
N. Morrison
W. Webster
Josephne D. Kelly
Angus McDowell
L. D. Maurer
Frank Maurer
Duncan. Kennedy
Robert. Webster
R. Sorenson
Peter. Bottolfson
Frank Honett
Indians Get First Money Monday Morning
In a brief school report the Monday morning update notes Indians receive their initial payment or allowance. The item mentions a morning distribution or allotment connected to the school or district.
Indians Receive First Fort Totten Installment Funds
Dent Davis distributed the first government money totaling $50,000 to Indians on the Fort Totten reservation. Each of Five P and ninety-five$ Q receives $84 per person as the initial allotment. The distribution completed without disturbance, with plans for subcontracts to finish iron work and trains by July end. President Kelly surveyed a new town site at the Soo junction and will market it immediately.
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Dent Davis
Fort Totten
Davis
Kelly
Aap Mercantile Ott pany Plans Brick Veneer for Crazy Store
The AAP Mercantile Ott pany is upgrading a Crazy Store building with brick veneer as part of its renovation.
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Aap Mercantile Ott Pany
Farmers Road Extension Starts Grading Work
Extension work begins on Farmers Road as grading starts along the thirty mile contract. Officials report progress on the lengthy project and anticipate completion milestones for the rural route upgrade.
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Farmers
Cleared for Action Health Claim Ad
An advertising claim for Dr. King's New Life Pills promises visible health boosts with clear signs of wellness. The copy urges readers to purchase at C. W. Greene's drug store for 25 cents.
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Dr. King
C. W .Greene
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