Lake Region Banquet Honors James J. Hill At Devils Lake
Arrangements set for 000 invited business leaders and farmers of the Lake Region to join a banquet at the Great Northern hotel in Devils Lake Tuesday night. James J. Hill will arrive on a special train at 6 30 and speak on Northwest development. The affair features decorations of local grains and grasses and a souvenir program with Hill’s photo.
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Th Lake Region
Great Northern
Devils Lake
Commercial Club
Lake Region
Twin City
Duluth
Devils Lakers
Wonderful Lake Region
Great Northern Hotel
Lake
Northwest
Hill
W. H. Reid
W E. Hocking
CG. A. Brotlar
A. Tenney
Ed. Gilbertson
Allie Haig
E. F. Flynn
K. M. Morgan
S.L. Wineman
Jack Duis
A. J. Stade
M. J. Cowley
J. Traynor
Louis Mundt
John van Liew
Chas Jenne
Harry Kneeshaw
Tom Turner
Avery Johnson
Ray Young
H. 8. Davies
R. E. Austin
Chas. Branham
Grand Jury Recommends New Ramsey County Court House
Devils Lake district court session ends after ten days with half the docket cleared. Judge Cowan to adjourn until January as Cando term opens December 4. Grand Jury urges Ramsey County to create a building fund with 5000 annually for a new court house and remodelling of the present structure. Indictments include John Smith and Adam Gaukos for assault with dangerous weapons and Sam Goldberg plus others for common nuisance or related offenses. Several individuals were dismissed for robbery or lesser charges. The first verdict awarded 450 to Stver Scrumgard and P J McClory in a suit against Ole Ugland.
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Devils Lake
Cando
Cowan
Ramsey County
John Smith
Joe Thomas
Adam Gaukos
Sam Goldberg
Jack McDonald
Ignatz Youngworth
Ben Blanchard
George Lorimer
Louis Ferris
Fred Deering
Tom Castle
Peter Korbas
C. L
Charles Theatre Hosts Large Children's Matinee
Hundreds of children flocked to the Charles theatre last Saturday afternoon for a special kids program. The lobby buzzed with young attendees before the doors opened and the house was nearly full for the matinee. Tomorrow afternoon another program will be presented with all children admitted for six cents. show begins at 2 30.
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Charles Theatre
Little Motion
Picture House
Charles
District Court Dockets Report Fines and Verdicts
District court actions include verdicts for plaintiffs in cases such as H J Johnson v O Brien for 25 dollars and SC Jones v Ruger for 443.95, plus a 1 verdict for Formo v Lee and a 1 costs addition. Several cases were settled dismissed or continued, with parties named including Flynn Traynor Middaugh Bateson McClory, and the Devils Lake State Bank.
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Siver Scrumgard
John T. Anderson
Oscar R. Anderson
J. M. Thompson
Devils Lake State Bank
Son
Frank Scharf
Adam Scharf
Flynn & Traynor
Middaugh & Bateson
H. J. Johnson
T. W. O'Brien
Justice Court
O'Brien
Traynor
Atorney Cuthbert
Lake Athletic club to hold Thanksgiving ball at I O O F hall
Lovers of dancing await the Thanksgiving ball to be given by the newly organized Lake Athletic club in the I O O F hall Thursday night. Tickets cost $1 each and a splendid crowd is expected. Miss Helen Small of Devon was a Sunday guest with friends in town.
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I. O. O. F. Hall
The
Lake Athletic Club
Great Northern
Helen Small
Devon
Two Turkeys Promised to New Inter-Ocean Subscribers
The Inter-Ocean offers two eight pound turkeys as premiums to the first two people who subscribe for a year at 1.60. Office opens after 8 AM Monday, with payment of 1.50 securing an order for the birds. The policy aims to reach Ramsey county families as new subscribers grow. A mitten giveaway continues for back subscribers paying a year in advance.
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Inter-Ocean
Nen
The
Big Weekly
Inter- Ocean
Ramsey County
Frank Snook
Grand Harbor
Snook
North Dakota Cities Show Large Growth in 1900 to 1910
Grand Forks Commercial club cites census figures with eight central and western cities posting gains over 100 percent. Minot leads at 384 percent, followed by Williston 309 percent and Rugby 234 percent, with Devils Lake Enderlin Mandan Oakes Hankinson also rising strongly. Grand Forks up 63 percent, Pargo 49 percent.
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Grand Forks
Mandan
Oakes
Hankinson
Pargo
University report shows wide state and international representation
President McVey notes 1910 1911 attendance totals at the University of North Dakota reach 967 with 490 in colleges and 129 in the model high school. Of the college attendees 418 come from North Dakota and 72 from three foreign countries and fifteen states. Women total 229 with dormitory distribution and room for 45 more. High school students plan a comic opera to fund a Victrola purchase led by Ms Radcliffe.
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McVey
University of North Dakota Regents
Modeln High School
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Washington
Iowa
Montana
Kansas
Illinois
New York
Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Idaho
Oregon
Virginia
South Dakota
Canada
Japan
England
Davis Hall
Macine Hall
Larimore Hall
Wintry Blasts Catch Family of Frank Richards in Tent Near St. Peter
A family of Frank Richards arrives in St. Peter after a Regal touring car travels from Devils Lake to Omaha. They pitched a tent near the Brinkman home and endured cold blasts. An oil stove exploded injuring the father, with burns and infection delaying their travel home. Local residents aided them overnight.
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Wintry
Frank Richards
St. Peter
Brinkman
John Theisen
Richards
Dempsey
Omaha
Devils Lake
N. C
Minneapolis
St. Peter Minn
Pree Press
Catholic Fair Opens Tuesday at St Joseph’s Church
The Catholic fair at St Joseph’s church begins Tuesday night November 28 in the church basement and runs through Saturday night. Raffle items include a Mitchell runabout, two city lots, a Scotch poodle, and a phonograph. Supper starts at 5 pm nightly with noon dinners on Thursday and Friday. A Thanksgiving turkey dinner will be served Thursday noon and a chicken pie supper Thursday night. Music is featured each night.
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St. Joseph's Church
New Settlers Every Hour In North Dakota
Grand Forks railway reports show that from 1900 to 1910 North Dakota welcomed 257 910 new residents. That averages 25 791 per year or about 70 per day, equating to roughly three settlers per hour. Current indicators suggest this year will beat prior growth rates.
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Grand Forks
North Dakota
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Empire Builder
W. H. Horton
Northwest Development
James J. HI
Great Northern Railway
J. H. Worst
North Dakota Agricultural College
St. Paul
J. H. Davidson
St.paul Association of Commerce
Louis W. Betz
W.G. Ney
Minneapolis Commercial Club
W. A.campbell
Northwestern Development League
Duluth Commercial Club
Jos. M. Kelly
Lake Region Association
Grand Jury
New Court House
Stver Scrumgard
P. J. McClory
Ole L. Ugland
Lizzie Lamoreaux
Louis Smith
Otto Wisher
Clinton Smith
Paul Dahlstrom
E. B. Punk
Otto Chiostri
Arthur Andrei
Chiostri & Andrei
Austin Leavitt
D. D. Norton
B. BE. Mann
F. W.mann & Sons
Great Northern Railroad Company
O. Fenstermacher
State Auto Company
Thettorneys
Samuel M. Greenberg
William P. O'Brien
Charles Pillsbury
James Finnan
James R. Bradshaw
Dawson Bradshaw
Bradshaw Brothers
Alma B. Blaisdell
Arthur E. Welch
Q. E. Nash
C. C. Connolly
Athletic Club Ball
United States
Mias Radcliffe
Glee Club
Chicago
Mann’s
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