Peter Haley War Record Highlights Civil War Service
A late 19th century diary extract details Peter Haley First Sergeant of Carlisle County Moulder born 1843, listing Gettysburg engagements, Rocky Face Ridge wound, Savannah left foot injury, hospital care in Chattanooga, and discharge near Raleigh. It notes his imprisonment and death in Salisbury January 25 1865 with terse daily camp life details and other regiment anecdotes.
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Peter Haley
Haley
Péter Haley
Garlisle-Scholarie County-Moulder
Gettysburg
Rocky Face Ridge
Chattanooga
Tenn
Savanah
Raliegh
N. C
Austin
Minn
Nettie
Clarence
Georgia
M. Byers
Iowa
Sherman
W& Rockwell
Rockwell
James Bailey
Grand Harbor Graduation Honors Eighth Grade Class
A Grand Harbor ceremony Monday celebrated eight graders including Adolph Belcourt Eugene Beldourt Willan Cruily Hiden Snook Rath Andel Susie Wallace. Prof West of Webster gave the principal address while Superintendent Haig presented diplomas. The Grand Harbor Band performed as Mr and Mrs Rees Moore contributed to the program. Teachers Mi xer Spilidey and Gom were praised and plan to return next year. they depart for Stohfield Minnesota Saturday.
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Adolph Belcourt
Hugene. Beldourt
Willan Cruily
Hiden Snook
Rath Andel
Susie Wallace
West
Webster
Haig
Grand Harbor
Rees Moore
Moore
Gates Open at Chautauqua Open Gates at Chautauqua
In a Commercial club and Chautauqua board meeting last Tuesday it was decided to open the gates for free admission this year to fund attractions, with a fee for the Aeroplane. Auditor ium charges will be 10 and 1hjeents in the afternoon and 10 and 26 in the evening. Notable attendees include Prof. Stromme, Forecaster Moore, and Lieutenant Governor Birdick July 4 and July 16 events cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Chautauqua
Zrounda
Stromme
Normanden
Grand Forks
Foorcaster Moore
Government Weather Bureau
Birdick
Blood Family Leaves for Minot to Establish Law Firm
The Bloods depart Tuesday morning for Minot to make a home there. Their household goods were shipped Monday as Mr Blood bought fine property in the suburbs of the Magic City. Noble Blood & Adamson has opened a law firm in Minot, with Mr Blood to be the resident member. The family has long resided in the city and friends lament the relocation.
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Minot AS
Blood
Minot
Magic City
Noble, Blood & Adamson
Gret
Botineau Courant
Editors Plan Grand Forks Convention Festivities
At a North Dakota Press Association gathering in Grand Forks it was decided to stage a full day of events at Devil Lake including banquet picnic and athletic sports during the June 23 24 meeting. W H Horton will welcome the group with N B Black replying. Jouse B Burgester of Jamestown will represent the Ben Franklin club and State Printer Bohankit will speak with editor Stickley of the Kenmare Journal also on the program. An eastern newspaper man will discuss advertising and state standards.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota Press Association
Devile Lake
The
Press Association
Ben Franklin Club
W. H. Horton
Commercia ‘Club
N. B. Black
Jouse B. Burgester
Jamcstown
Bohanikt
Eoitor Stickley
Kenmare Journal
Hotel Opening Delayed After Carpet Work Nears Finish
The Great Northern hotel opening, slated for the week of June, is delayed though carpets are down and furniture arrived. Internal work prevents completion until July, with Mr. Wilson’s statement noting the new building should open to the public soon after. Charles Royal McLaughlin left Tuesday evening for Missoula, Afont Wahers. his parents' wavering weeka noted.
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Great Northern
Peain
Wilson
Tten
Minister Bryn Pleased with Devils Lake Visit
Delegates from Grand Forks praised the reception given to Ambassador Bryn in Devils Lake last Friday. The group, including H. Benteke, J. Jason, O. Opsahl, T. Thorson, Sorenson, and O. Holt of Grand Forks, with Karl J. Fare of Park River, toured Fort Rotten Indian reservation and were welcomed by the Norden Singing Society and the Sons of Norway. A supper at the Seville hotel followed and the party returned to Grand Forks. Minister Bryn appeared pleased with the trip and the reception by Americans in war paint and dances.
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Devils Lake
Grand Forks
Bryn
Waebi Wy D
H.benteke
SK. Ie
John Jason
H. Opsahl
Thorson
Sorenson
O. Holt
Ene Forks
Karl J. Far
Park River
HH. Bryn
Grand Parka
Norden ‘Singing’ Society
The
Sons of Norway
Commercial Club of
W. H. Horton
Commercial Club
Rotten Indian Reservation
Norden Singing Society
Fiore
Lane of Norway
Seville
Sryn
Beet Industry for This State Discussion
A Wisconsin man urged North Dakota to pursue sugar beet farming, noting potential profits above southern Wisconsin. Reports from Janesville detail Belgians crossing state lines to plant about 19,000 acres with 500 workers planned, as the Belden Beets firm expands to handle larger beet quantities, signaling growing industry interest and contracts.
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North Dakota
Wisconsin
Madison
Janesville
Cowntry
Thastélds
M. R. Osburn
Janesville Sugar Company
Ptyrepapera
Lakota Train Return Shocks Commuters Colony
In Lakota the Devils Taka group returns Sunday night by train after a startling incident involving Drake a cashier and an attorney. Devlin leads a World and J. team in an all reatdeats event amid the commuter colony reports.
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Drake
Harry
Cadis
Devlin
Take World
Nee von Helene Gountz
Curtiss to Exhibit Flying Machine at Chautauqua
Gurtiss to bring Glenn H Curtiss aviation display to Devils Lake Chautauqua with a team including Lucky Bob St Henry and A J D McCurdy. Curtiss pupils have logged sea and air feats such as landings on a battleship deck and record altitude, promising an expert exhibition.
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Devils Lake
Glenn H
Curtiss
R. C. St. Henry
Chautauqua Board
Curtiss Exposition Company
Curtiss Aviation Company
Lucky Bob
St. Henry
Carrington
Aero Club of America
France
Mr. Curtiss
Eugene Bly
UJ. S. Battleship
Pennsylvania
San Francisco Bay
Salt Lake City
August Post
Hugh Robinson
St Henry
G A R Encampment Plans In Grand Forks And Devils Lake
During the G A R encampment at Grand Forks on June 14 and 15 headquarters will be at the hot Northern. A large delegation will travel to Devils Lake due to many department officers residing there including Commander Albert Roberts Adjutant D G Duell Department president Mrs A M Powell of the W R Co Department Secretary Mrs Alice M Creel Department Treasurer Mrs Frances Woodward Additional delegates from Devils Lake will attend Grand Forks Times.
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Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Albert Roberts
D. G. Duell
A. M. Powell
W.R. Co
Alice M. Creel
Frances. Woodward
Picketts Fall to Lakers in 3-0 Defeat
The Picketts of Grand Forks lost 3 to 0 to Devils Lake in a late Sunday game. The Red River city fans watched a dazzling opening inning as Devils Lake took an early two runs, then held the lead with a stout defense and a double play. The Grand Forks squad showed moments of grit but failed to mount a comeback as the championship hopes faded.
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Picketts
Grand Forks
Devils Lake
Hall of Fame
Grand Forkers
Red Riverites
Separated Forty Years Brings Reunion in North Dakota
Mrs. Bernard Goller, 58, of Devils Lake North Dakota, arrived in Anderson to visit sister Mrs. Anne Crawford, marking their first meeting in forty years. Goller, from Schenectady, plans visits to Indiana New York and eastern Canada before returning to Fargo. A separate local note mentions two Lakota maidens detoured by a pathfinder car near Great Northern tracks and returning home aboard a train with a small fare.
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Bdnard Goller
Devils Lake
N. D
Anderson
Anne Crawford
Schenectady
Goldér
Indiaina
New York
Canada
North Dakota
Fargo Forum
Great Northern
Notson County
Towner Sprung a Big Surprise in Local Baseball Week
The Towner team played three games this week against Devils Lake, with a 2 1 loss, a 7 6 ten inning affair, and a 16 0 defeat. Despite the results, the visitors stood tall on the field, while Devils Lake strengthens its state reputation with three more championship points and promises more strong contests this season. Notable players include Joe Flannagan, Kyla, and Wenzel from U N D and Northern League circles.
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Towner
Devils Lake
Towner Boys
Kyla
Wenzel
Tammy
Governor Wilson Visits Devils Lake on Tuesday
Governor Woodrow Wilson rode in the Great Northern Oriental Limited during a brief stop in Devils Lake Tuesday evening. He viewed the new Great Northern hotel with approval, pleased by local progress and the evidence of growth along the line. A few residents got a chance to meet him, while he appeared tired yet agreeable to the visit.
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Woodrow Wilson
Great Northern Oriental
Devils, Lake
Great Northern Hotel
Wilson
Plesade
Oreuplei
Moving Here Amid Family Move to Devils Lake
Napoleon Lambert arrived from Ravils Lake Monday evening to help his mother and sister pack furniture for a move to Devils Lake. He expressed comfort in the new dwelling and reflected on wartime tensions and the loss of a trusted clerk, Mrs. Rebenca Gambritina Taall, noting the impact of recent events on Rogas & Loken.
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Napoleon Lambert
Ravils Lake
Devils Lake
Napoleon
Elvedts
Tina Taal
Rogas & Loken
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Bhoynne
Wis
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Tueaday
Mre
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Stump Lake
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de Wit
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Deval Lake
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