Death removes popular lady in Drayton
Telegrams announced the serious illness and death of Mrs. Lillian Buchanan at age 21 of Drayton. She died after a brief illness with family at her bedside, two years after marriage to Mr. Buchanan. She was a musician who visited Devils Lake, leaving many friends and condolences from local families. Her death coincided with the first anniversary of her brother Holbrook's passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Holbrook
Lillian Buchanan
Drayton
Holbrook
Irl
C. A. Holbrook
Buchanan
A Holbrook
Devils Lake
Startling Test Prompts Cure by Dr Merritt
A doctor from Mehoopany Pa reports a startling test that led to a wonderful cure. He describes a patient with violent stomach ulcers and hemorrhages who improved after using Electric Bitters, with no attack in 18 months. The ad touts Electric Bitters for indigestion and kidney troubles and mentions a 50 cent price at C W Greene's.
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T. G Merritt
Mehoopany
C. W. Greene's
Ramsey County Farmers Excursion To Fargo In July
Ramsey County reports farmers set to join a two week July excursion to Fargo and the agricultural college. Great Northern and Northern Pacific offer a half cent a mile fare with 60 delegates chosen from applications filed by farmers and wives. The event emphasizes benefits of college contact and countywide representation while inviting local participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramsey County
Fargo
N. P
G. N
Small
Inter-Ocean
Agriculture College
Hale's Legislative Record Highlights Seven Committees
Hale served on seven committees including judiciary, appropriations, and public buildings. He pushed bills on defunct building lenders settlement, school district organization, and a statewide school apportionment plan saving Ramsey County $700 yearly. His 1908 session saw major reforms in treasury records, restrictions on fund redirection, and enhanced accountability. Hale chaired elections committee, opposed unit rule, and led a special committee investigating state expenditures, resulting in nine bills with seven becoming law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawa
Hale
Ramsey County
State Treasurer's Office
Davis
Rabsey
Conmitteee of Elections
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Devils Lake
Wisconsin
Superior
Penn Pointers Near Boom As New Developments Spread
Seeding is nearly complete with bright prospects for a good crop. E French contemplates building a dwelling this summer. The new creamery well is filled with ample water. Penn is set for a local boom, while residents plan visits and changes. The Gessner store window is repaired after storm damage. The Presbyterian services and the North Dakota law college opening are announced with details on faculty and admissions.
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E. French
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Andre
Hampden
Farmers’ Institute
Starkweather
Henry Hall
Woolseley
Assiniboia
Canada
Henry
Hull
Starkweather Times
Abe
Joe Gonn
Churche Ferry
Mr. Bane
Ronnie
Churches Ferry
Keystone Maid
Red Fern
Louisiana Purchase
St. Louis
Gt. Northern Railway
F. J. Whitney
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Lion
PENN
Presen
O. Gremegard
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Ole
Gersner Bros
Jim Hill
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Margaret Hickey
Edmore
A. DeMars
Gertrude Shehye
Hurricane Lake
B. RB. Bryce
Geo. Dingman
Portal
May Copeland
Great Fells
Gene
Peale
Peon State Bank
College OF Law
THE
University OF North Dakota
Supreme Court
Andrew A. Bruca
Grand Forks
N. D
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John Deere
Deere & Weber
Velic
Maik Pet
Gene Hoe
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