Abstract of Statements for North Dakota Insurers 1910
Abstract documents the financial condition of several insurers including Glens Falls Insurance Company and St Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company for the year ending December 31 1910. It lists assets premiums receipts losses paid charges and specified capital stock with offices in Glens Falls New York St Paul Minnesota and New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glens
Efemgent
Cunningnan
LA. Little
W. Went
Fifth
Washington Streets
St. Paul
Minnesota
North Dakota
Wana
Locaton, Biomarck
Alue
Msa’ Alata
Sriaes
North
I Dakota
Ofice
Commiextoner
Cone A
St. Baul Bie
St St. Baul
Tts
Consomjee Mulith
Aenene Hinks Marine and Toland Insurance
Yall
New York
Ate of
North Azote
Ate
R. Emory Warfield
Joseph McCord
Pine Street
Commissionerton
Bismarck
N. D
Josden
Biate
Therntare
Taylor
Canale Tower of
Lavarakes
Equitable Life Assurance
United States
New
New York City
Esse Can
Dakota
Orice
Coma
Lasion Company
Benable Lite
Aprarasee Society
York City
I ‘of
Alice
Fenton
Sal Nad Company
Thor
Memorial Day Program Details and Arrangements
The following programme for Memorial Day lists events and participants. Parade forms at Fifth Street and Kelly Avenue at 9 30 a m with Gen H M Creel as marshal and Aides Jas D Stenson and W F Sibler. City band directed by W F Cramer. Company M ND NG Lieut A M Holt in charge. Gen Crooks Post GAR with LaFayette Palmer commanding Womens Relief Corps Mrs A S Pattee president. Devils Lake Fire Department led by C C Russell. Schools and public join in processions to the cemetery for music, GAR rituals, and speeches by Rev A B Platten Besburg and others. Afternoon at Opera House features music, invocation Rev A C Barron, Lincoln Gettysburg Address read by Miss Esther Halgren, Glee Club, School for the Deaf pupils singing America, addresses by John J Sampson and Prof 0 Holm, Memorial address by T Cuthbert, audience sings America. Decoration of graves and salutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Street
Kelly Avenue
M. Sharp
Marshall
H. M. Creel
Jas, D. Stenson
W. F. Sibler
Devils Lake-City
W. F. Cramer
N. G
Rev
A, B, Platten
Burg
Opera House
A, C, Barron
Esther Halgren
Glee Club
America
School For the Deaf
John. J. Sampson
Bolo
Holm
T. Cuthbert
W. C. T. U. Meet Progressing in Local Conventio
The W. C. T. U. convention at our city next month is progressing with about 35 visitors expected. The local secretary coordinates with area organizations to assign guests to host homes for lodging and meals, with dinners at the hotel. Presbyterian church serves as headquarters and the courthouse is reserved for the lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Lec
Devils Lake Chautauqua Visitors Seen With Pets
Citizens promised autos to meet visitors at the train for sight seeing around town and to Chautauqua. A reception on the seventh offers delegates a chance to meet a local clubs and Associated Charities representative. A reward is offered for a solid river colored Irish Water Spaniel male and a light fawn Chesapeake Bay female with a white breast spot last seen near R A Millers farm six miles east of Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tures
Chautauqua
Charites
Chesapeake Bay
R. A. Miller
Devils Lake
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roya
LrApinitias ‘Grose
Tomer
Grose
Tonsea
Otal Gros
Vossen
Icseesayet Peduetre
Anivage
di ‘Siona
BRC Sa Pecenncenre
Gido
Habelitteny Lake Soniey
Veoett Peto
Pei
Uouuntestom
Ferestone
Groes Ami
Lalte
Ain Zees
ESET
Comini& 7
Stont
Mgen Ieseseer Seev Seee
Aaxlor, Soeur Ae
nutiraRee
Glens Palla
Glens Falls
Crea
Adic Kompany
Certia
Steaha
Garton
Cah
Deston
Camiaiestonse
So Tamarsues
Ceneneas
Anail
Oaks
Lew
Norte
Apri
W. O. Tatlom
Loner
Insurance
Bes
Devils Lake Drug Co
Rexall
Knickerbocker
A. H. Bell & Co