Johnson of St Paul firm visits Devils Lake
V . L . Johnson of the C. I. Johnson Manufacturing Co at St Paul toured Devils Lake on Monday and found conditions satisfactory in North Dakota. He expects a prosperous winter here. A telegram informed him the C. I. Johnson bowling team beat a rival St Paul squad Saturday night, prompting his amused remark about the telegram being collect.
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V. L. Johnson
C. I. Johnson Manufacturing Company
St. Paul
Devils Lake
North Dako- 12
Johnson
C. I. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Local notices and ads mix in Devils Lake daily
A collage of short items reports Mary McInnis opening a women's tailoring shop at 11 West Fifth Street, a divorce granted to Carrie Banks from Anne Banks, a residence fire at 716 Third Street caused by children with matches, and local chatter about football fans visiting Madison for the Minnesota Wisconsin game. Also noted are traveling salesmen departing from the Great Northern hotel, praise for Devils Lake and Grand Forks bargains, a Grand Forks tailor, law school staff changes at the University of North Dakota, and the North Dakota Liquor Institute’s program along with Soo railroad adjustments for a Devils Lake cut-off project.
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Badgers
Madison
Pres- van Hise
North Dakota
Socialists to Have Speakers in Devils Lake Series
The socialist local of Devils Lake secures a five lecture Lyceum Course for the coming winter. W F Ries opens with How We are Gauged followed by Ernest Untermann with Why Things Happen to Happen. R A Maynard speaks on The War of the Classes Mila Tupper Maynard on The Trust Busters and Ralph Korngold on Socialists at Work.
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Devils Lake
Socialist Lyceum
America
W. F. Ries
Ernest Untermann
R. A. Maynard
Mila Tupper Maynard
Ralph Korngold
Tax Assessments Announced for North Dakota in 1911
Doctor J E Boyle of Grand Forks, president of the State Tax association, outlines plans for the upcoming Fargo convention in January. North Dakota’s total assessed acreage stands at 35,508,758 with real estate $193,583,578 and personal property $51,400,851. Railways total 5,290 miles valued at $41,300,787, telegraphs $1,176,272, express firms $383,463, street railways $59,480, totaling state valuation $288,254,270.
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J. E. Boyle
Grand Forks
State Tax Association
Fargo
North Dakota
Winter Schedule for Farmers Line Announces New Time Card
New time card issued announcing Farmers Line winter schedule starting Sunday. Northbound train departs here at 2:15 p m next Monday morning and reaches Hansboro at 11 30 a m return train leaves Hansboro at 12 30 p m arriving Devils Lake at p m.
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Farmers Line
Farmers Railroad
Hansoro
Hansboro
Devils Lake
Jones Heard From Socialist Orator at Devils Lake
Henry T. Jones, a leading Socialist orator and writer from Milwaukee, spoke Monday night at the court house in Devils Lake. The event drew attention to his party and featured plans and rhetoric typical of the Socialist movement.
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Henry T. Jones
Amican Socialiat
Court House
Devilsee
Jones
Milwaukee
Yance Fae
Stutsman Gows Bring The Gash
In Stutsman County money flows from fussing with cows as three creameries operate and shipments to distant centers rise. Medina's creamery shutdowns shifted volumes, Buchanan's deliveries surged, and over six months the county sent more than $50,000 in cream to other creameries. A half year tally lists Streeter and Jamestown totals among others, totaling about $52,350 in cream shipments ending October 1.
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Stutsman
Medina
Buchanan
Mammoth
Jamestown
Streeter
Stutsman County
Pingree
Cleveland
Windsor
Ypsilanti
Edmunds
Sophie the Jersey Cow Sets Milk and Profit Record
Experts estimate national dairy wealth at 800 million annually based on 22 million cows. Sophie, a Jersey from Lowell Massachusetts, produced 14 378 pounds 8 ounces of milk and 1005 pounds 11 ounces of butter in twelve months. Her net profit reached 565 22, highlighting her exceptional yield among cows nationwide.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Sophie
Jersey
C. I. Hood
Lowell
Mass
Unheard of umbrella bought by Pathfinder dealer
In a curious exchange Jorkins questions Dorkine about how he acquired a cheap umbrella. Dorkine explains he bought it from The Pathfinder, claiming a peculiar method of acquisition.
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Jorkins
Dorkine
Pathfinder
Devils Lake Markets Wheat
Devils Lake markets report on wheat with prices around northern 40.50. Legal blanks of all kinds available at In ter Ocean office. John W. Maher offers farm loans that can be paid off at any interest date.
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Inter-Ocean
Inter-Ocean Office
John W. Maher
Bankers Aid Dairy Push Near Minot
Bankers in Minot plan to ship five carloads of milch cows to local farmers at actual cost. They see dairying as a year round money maker, replacing the old one crop system and promoting diversified farming in the Minot area. Cattle will come from Iowa or another eastern state to start the program.
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Minot
Magic City
Towa
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Actin
Chicago
Mary McInnis
Herman Shark
Third Street
Great Northern
Mayer
George Murphy
East Grand Forks
Bob Riley
Riley
Murphy
S. Brown
Margrave
Chas, A. Pollock
Tracy Bangs
Law School
The
University of North Dakota
North Dakota Liquor Institute
N. 3Rd St
N. D
Charles G. Sturtevant
Soo Railroad
Sevilla
Sevilla Hotel
North Dakota Improvement. Co
Socialiat
Orater
Stutsman Gows
Fletcher
Nenne
Aenai
Bewpicea
Minot Country
Alee A Fur CO
Dakota Auto Company
Bruce Ave
Minneapolis Dollar
Heart of Business
Nate Ron
Davis Rubin
Second St
Hampden
Breguet
Great Northern Watch
Frank Lueck
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Ndall
Golden Grain Biscuit Co’s. Pure Food Products
Nodettas & Perfections
Golden Grain Biscuit. CO
Grand. Forks, North Dakota
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