North Dakota towns buzz through Devils Lake notices
Local items report L Johnson of C I Johnson Manufacturing in St Paul visiting Devils Lake and praising North Dakota. A bowling victory telegram from St Paul. a new dressmaker at 118 West Fifth. a divorce granted in Michigan case. a house fire on Third street. stationery gifts. Badgers planning MN Wisconsin game in Madison. traveling salesmen depart from Great Northern hotel. road prep and snow fence ideas. Grand Forks tailor ad. law school instructors appointed. liquor institute ad. Soo railroad work on Devils Lake cut-off slated for spring.
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L. Johnson
C. I. Johnson Manufacturing Company
St. Paul
Devils Lake
North Dakota
Johnson
C. I. Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Great Northern
Mayer
Charles G. Sturtevant
The
Soo Railroad
Socialists to Have Speakers in Devils Lake Series
The socialist local of Devils Lake schedules a five lecture Lyceum Course this winter. W F Ries opens with How We are Gauged. Ernest Untermann follows with Why Things Happen to Happen. R A Maynard speaks on The War of the Classes. Mila Tupper Maynard discusses The Trust Busters and Ralph Kongold covers Socialists at Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devils Lake
Socialist Lyceum
America
W. F. “Ries
Ernest Untermann
R. A. Maynard
Mila Tupper Maynard
Ralph Korngold
Tax Assessments Announced for North Dakota 1911 totals
Doctor J E Boyle of Grand Forks, president of the State Tax association, previews plans for the January Fargo convention as North Dakota 1911 assessments are published. Total state valuation is 288 254 270 with real estate 193 543 578 and personal property 51 400 851. Railroad mileage 6290 with 41 300 787 assessed. telegraph 1 176 272. express 383 463. street railways 59 480. Winter schedule released for Farmers Line starts Sunday with northbound at 2 15 p m and 30 p m commencing next Monday morning. Train to Hangboro 11 20 a m, return from Hangboro 12 20 p m arriving Devils Lake 6 p m.
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J. E. Boyle
Grand Forks
State Tax Association
Fargo
North Dakota
Farmora
Armers
Orning
Hanewo
Hangboro
Devils Lake
Jones Heard From Socialist Orator at Devils ee Court House
Henry T. Jones, noted actor and writer in the African Socialist movement, spoke at the Devils ee courthouse on Monday night. A Milwaukee figure named Tones was said to boost the event, with plans for a two year tenure as a lecturing voice for the party.
Cream shipments boost Stutsman County dairy economy
In Stutsman county cream shipments to three creameries and outward to other plants total almost 100000 dollars annually. Medina’s factory repairs boosted May–April output, then declined after grading and bonuses. Buchanan’s wheat-farm linked cream line surged to over a thousand gallons monthly. six months’ outflow to other creameries exceeded 50000 dollars. Summary of six months ending October 1 shows Streeter 12000, Pingree 10000, Medina 5200, Tivchanan 5200, Windsor 3200, and other towns contributing smaller amounts.
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Stutsman
Medina
Buchanan
Mammoth
Jamestown
Streeter
Cleveland
Tivchanan
Windsor
Ypalhintak
Edmunds Ves
Sophie the Jersey Cow Sets Milk and Profit Record
Experts estimate the national wealth from 22 million cows at 800 million dollars yearly. Sophie, a Jersey on the C I Hood farm in Lowell, Massachusetts, yields 14,273 pounds of milk and 1005 pounds 11 ounces of butter in twelve months, with a net profit of 666 dollars 22 cents.
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Sophie
United States Department of Agriculture
Jersey
C. I. Hood
Lowell
Mase
Unheard of Jorkins Makes Odd Umbrella Purchase
Dorkine explains the umbrella came to him through a peculiar route by buying it at The Pathinder. The exchange prompts astonished remarks about how such a cheap looking umbrella ended up in possession.
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Jorkins
Dorkine
Pathinder
Devils Lake Markets Wheat and Barley Notes
A fragmented market notice lists wheat barley and eggs with references to the In ter Ocean office and John W. Maher offering farm loans repayable at any interest date. The text includes stray phrases about rejected grades and northern lots, reflecting a sparse classifieds style.
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John W. Maher
Bankers to Aid Minot Dairy Drive with Milking Cows
Minot bankers pledge five car loads of milch cows to farmers at actual cost as a starting point to boost dairy interests. They expect dairying to provide year round income, urging diversification from the old one crop system. Cows will be shipped from Iowa or another eastern state to the Minot region.
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Minot
Magic City
Sphe Wankers
Iowa
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Bob Riley
Riley
Murphy
Brown
Grand Fork
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Chas. A. Pollock
Tracy Bangs
Law School
University of North Dakota
North Dakota Liquor Institute
N. 8Rd St
N. D
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Sevilla
Sevilla Hotel
North Dakota Improvement Co
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Fletcher
Castoria
Dairy_ream
Denen
Minot Country
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Sita
Cole
Dakot
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4Th
Bruce Ave
Grand Forka
Business District
Davis Rubin
Second St
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Hampden
Breguet
Great Northern Watch
Frank Lueck
Kelly Ave
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
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Golden Grain Biscuit Co’s
Pure Food Products
Golden Grain Biscuit CO
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