Edmore Briefs Chronicle Local Incidents and Meetings
Edmore reports Chanier the tailor broke his right leg after a street fall. E Toomey elected president of a local baseball group with B Bennett secretary and manager, John Klemer treasurer. L A Currier to Grand Rapids to choose furniture, return early next week. Alston Thomson hospitalized for pleurisy, brother L Thomson accompanied him home. Storm damaged Wheeler and Ingaber sheds and Br Currier block, minor losses. Brockett fight among railroad crew, no serious injuries. P H Burgess viewed elevator site in town. Rains slow farming but improve soil for crops. Tom Madden visiting Grand Harbor. Nettie Landsverk en route to Devils Lake. H Anderson constructing a two story residence, notable in Edmore. Luther an church ladies aid held a supper raising about $20. Newland district to build a fine large schoolhouse. Larson contracted for erection.
Community Notes From Crary Area
Public Opinion notes Rev Jenkins evenings at Newbre schoolhouse biweekly. Chas Norris adds porch and home improvements. Mrs F R Stevens Miss Saunders and Margaret Crary visit Lakota. Pat Kelly to start a large forge on Monday for flax crop. Sol River keeps busy with saw and hammer. Masons aim to finish Smith’s basement wall next week. School picnic set for Odessa grove Saturday. lake and shores praised. James Kelly reports Crary colony thriving and predicts fortune. Currier returns from St Paul plans Edmore move and stock arrivals. Jim Miller emigrated.
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Odessa Grove
James Kelly
Crary
Deep River
Edmore Growth Prompts New Buildings and Industry
The Crary and Churchs Ferry area reports heavy building activity and repairs as storms pass. Grain buyer P H Burgess visited, locals anticipate city-like growth, new stores and improved infrastructure underway. A lightning strike damaged the Maza M E church and Beatty dwelling, with partial rebuilding planned and insurers involved.
Crary School Notes Picnic and Closing Exercises
Crary public schools hold their annual picnic under Crary School notes. Closing exercises are set for Friday evening at 8:00 in Macabe Hall with pupils assisted by Margaret Crary and Ethel Crary. The Crary Silver Cornet band will attend and Miss Norton and Miss Bernice Kelley will join their schools for the picnic.
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Crary School
Crary Public Schools
Maccabee
Margaret Crary
Ethel Crary
Crary
Judges Senate Bid Puts District Lawyers In Bind
Fargo News Notes reports Judge Cowan, a district judge and U S senate candidate, faces political tension as state law bars judiciary members from holding another office. Attorneys fear cases in his court and many oppose the senatorial bid. They urge resignation or withdrawal from the bench to avoid conflicts. Opposition to Senator Hansbrough reportedly weakens, limiting Cowan and Little from mounting a strong challenge.
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Judge Cowan
Blue Sea
United States Senate
Cowan
Juge
U. S
Hansbrough
Little
Fargo News
Minneapolis Tribune
For Rent Rear Basement of Bank Building
Rear basement space in the First National Bank building advertised for rent by Wm. H. Brown and Co. The notice indicates available commercial area managed by the brokers. Details on size terms or contact were not specified in the fragment.
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First National Bank
Wm. HW. Brown & Co
Lake Front Lots at Greenwood Near Chautauqua
Lake front parcels in Greenwood adjoin the Chautauqua. Address inquiries to J. C. Baughman, Devil's Lake.
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Greenwood
J. C. Baughman
Devils Lake
Scandinavia Sees Strikes Expand Across Seas
A Danish labor strike widens as dockers and stokers resist union suppression. Prince Valdemar may intervene. shipowners demand nonunion workers and threaten discharge for union ties. Nordic reports note Finland conscription tensions, Norway naval cadets spurning strict discipline, and Sweden debating broad franchise reforms amid political shifts.
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Denmark
Prince Valdemar
Seamen’s Union
Frederik I
Slesvig
Kaiser Wilhelm
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Edmore
the Herald
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E. Toomey
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John Klemer
L. A. Currier
Grand, Rapids, Mich
Alston Thomson
Grand Forks
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Wheeler
Adams Company Ingaber
Currier
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P. H. Burgess
Northwood
Tom Madden
Grand Harbor
Nettie Landsverk
H. Anderson
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Lutheran Church
Newland
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Newbre School
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Miss Saunders
Lakota
Pat Kelly
Sol River
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Smith
St. Paul
Jim Miller
The
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Churchs Ferry
Anton Blegen
Goodhue County
Minn
O. B. Olson
Lysane
Fourth Street
Mr. Schuman
E. Pixley
Temperance Saloon
R. C. Wynn
S. EH. Pixley
Orvis Avenue
Frank Beatty
Maza
M. E
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Matt Rippley
Rippley
Churles Ferry
Chris Johnson
Hans Bjerke
Olof Swenson
King Edward's Domain
H. A. Nicholson
Harry
Mr. Shaw
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Rev
James Will
Anton Rasmussen
Mr. Rasmussen
P. H. Wermager
Mr. Wermager
W. E. Hunt
Mapes
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Rockford
Iowa
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Campbell
Peter Smith
Mr. Smith
Drew
Crary School Notes
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Voluntary Protective League
Vasa
St. Michael
Russia
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Lunner
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