Delinquent tax list to be turned over for collection October 16
The city reports the delinquent tax list will be turned over by the treasurer for collection on October 16. At the Methodist conference post conference assignments were made including Francis Noone Edmors Mr Stephenson Zakota T. S. Brown Rock Lake and A J Pitman Starkweather. The Valley City Times Record has changed hands with Walt Taylor selling stock to Warrane editor of the LaMour Chronicle. WE Packard stays in charge. A Saturday alumni football fracas with North Dakota University members left several injured as they clashed with younger students now at the institution.
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Thin County
Francis Noone
Edmors
Valley City Times
Walt Taylor
Ed ‘Tor Warrane
The
LaMour Chronicle
WE. Packard
North Dakota’ University
Election notice lists offices up for vote and polling places
The Inter Ocean issue contains an election notice detailing offices to be voted for questions to be decided and polling places on November ninth in Ramsey county. The county commissioner proceedings also appear in the issue.
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Ramsey County
Inter-Ocean
Bisbee attorney in town after alumni game with North Dakota
Attorney Houske of Bisbee, a former alumni player, stopped in the city Monday on his way back to Bisbee. He remained to hear the Debs speak Monday night. H. J. Hinck was appointed city justice Saturday to fill the vacancy caused by Sherman McClory’s absence, and has presided over several cases originally set before McClory.
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Attorney Houske
Bisbee
North Dakota University
Houska
H. J. Hinck
Sherman McClory
Washington
Tastics McClory
Tony Adolph Pleads Guilty in Fargo Federal Court
Tony Adolph admitted introducing liquor on a Sudan allotment and pleaded guilty before Judge Amidon in Fargo federal court. He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to sixty days in the Ramsey county jail.
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Tony Adolph
Fargo
Amidon
Ramsey County
Donations Shipped For Fire Victims Aid
Great Northern offices in Minnesota announce free freight shipments to northern Minnesota fire victims for donated goods. Donors must include a statement that the items are gifts and will be shipped without charge through the railroad system.
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The
Great Northern
Minnesota
Rev Z James Visits Rolla Friends Recall Casselton Visit
Rev Z James, long time resident of this city, stopped at the office on Tuesday on his way home from Casselton where he had been visiting. He and his family are now located in Rolla and he has many friends here who are glad to see him.
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Z. James
Rolla
James
Casselton
Mr. James
Dunseith Branch Service Resumes After Hiatus
Daily service on the Dunseith branch has resumed, per Great Northern head offices. Residents and traveling men express relief and joy as travelers begin to restart business along the line.
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Dunseith
Great Northern
Debs Meeting Opens After Lakota Minister Remarks
Rev. B. M. Stephenson of Lakota spoke Monday evening before the Debs meeting, delivering pointed remarks that set the audience in the right mood. The Lakota minister is noted for humor and kept the large crowd in good humor throughout his talk.
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B. M. Stephenson
Lakota
Debs
Stephenson
Loose good man J M Seiberlich to leave for Ely
J M Seiberlich of Ely Minnesota, recently employed by E W Altbert son in his furniture store here, will depart this week for home and seek a similar position in Ely. An experienced furniture man, he is expected to be successful in his new location.
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J. M. Seiberlich
Ely
Minn
E. W. Altbert
Arch Hoxsey Sets World Flight Record Springfield to St Louis
Arch Hoxsey flies 104 miles nonstop from Springfield to St Louis to set a world record for sustained flight. Devila Lake residents follow the feat with interest as thousands witness the daring achievement.
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Arch Hoxsey
Springfeld
St. Louis
Devila Lake
Hoxsey
Grand Forka Fair
Local travelers pass through city on Monday
Passed through, attorney Vic Wardrope of Lesda and Joseph Tiannagen of Towner traveled from Grand Works to their homes Monday, confirming local movement.
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Vic, Wardrope
Lesda
Joseph Tiannagen
Towner
Grand Works
Homemade flour vs city mills debate at Rock Lake
John Van Liew visited Rock Lake Saturday touting local-made flour from Devils Lake. He argues that if all Devils Lake residents used home-made flour, demand would push the mill to double capacity, a fact often overlooked when buying Minneapolis Rugby or Minot flour.
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John van Liew
Rock Lake
Devils Lake
Minneapolis
Rugby
Minot
Local boy Leo Walker rises to M. M. in Chattanooga
Leo Walker, once a public school pupil and newspaper seller from this city, has become a member of the M M in Chattanooga Tennessee. He is succeeding in his chosen trade while his mother formerly owned the opera house lots now part of the property. The past value of the land was minimal.
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Leo Walker
M. M
Chattanooga
Tenn
Marriage notice for Miss M Clare Taggart and Owen Ticknor
Announcements from friends here note the marriage of Miss M Clare Taggart to Mr Owen Ticknor on Saturday October 8 in Portland Oregon. Ticknor formerly lived in Devils Lake and graduated from Devils Lake high school. He was long associated with Dr and Mrs Davenport and is regarded as a highly respected young man with many local friends offering congratulations.
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M. Clare Taggart
Owen Ticknor
Portland
Oregon
Ticknor
Devils Lake
Devils Lake High School
Davenport
Record of unusually heavy county plowing and favorable soil
The county reports more fall plowing than ever before with soil in excellent condition after nearly six inches of rain since August 15. Early plowing and favorable conditions suggest near summer-like fallowing, and a good season next year could compensate for this year's shortage.
Flax Crop Fair Highlights Warwick Plantings and Trade
Charles Anderson now running a general store at Warwick reported in town last week. Thousands of acres of flax were sown nearby this year and some yields are fair. The rapid breakup of the reservation and increased cultivation promise a larger Devils Lake trade from the region.
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Charles Anderson
Warwick
Anderson
Devils Lake
Brannon Returns to Grand Forks for Lake Experiments
Marsha Brannon and Mrs. Brannon arrived in Grand Forks on Saturday. Mr. Brannon oversees the Chautauqua biological station and reports satisfactory experiments. Fish kept in pens largely survived and were released into the lake Friday. Next year the project continues and this year's findings will aid the next phase at the station.
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Marsha Brannon
Married at Grafton Dr Cryderman Weds Muriel Glaspel
Announcement from this city notes the marriage of Dr William J Cryderman to Miss Muriel Glaspel of Grafton. The ceremony occurred in Grafton on Saturday last. Miss Glaspel is daughter of Dr Glaspel of Grafton and is known to North Dakota University circles here through her recent Normal Department graduation. Dr Cryderman previously wed in this city and is a graduate of its High School and the University of Minnesota Dental Department.
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William J. Cryderman
Muriel Glaspel
Grafton
Miss Glaspel
Glaspel
North Dakota University
Cryderman
Dental
University of Minnesota
Sold Liquor to Indian Charged in Ramsey County
Ignatz Youngwert was arrested last week after being charged with selling intoxicating liquor to an Indian. He was tried before Justice George Juergens, bound over, and his bail set low. U S Deputy Marshal Wood later arrested him for lacking a government license. warrant issued at Rugby due to absence of a city commissioner. Fred Becker also arrested on a similar charge. The report also notes large grain yields on Ramsey county farms, including Regan and flax, valued highly at about 2 50 per bushel, with Regan farming thirty years and still strong at sixty plus.
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Ignatz Youngwert
George Juergens
U. S
Marshal Wood
Fargo
Youngwert
Il Vense
Rugby
Duell
Fred Becker
Wood
Regan Farm Yields Strong Despite Mixed Crop Year
Peter Regan from Webster reports an unusually favorable early week in a year with mixed crops. The Regan farm stands out as a productive exception amid variable county yields.
Marriage of Muriel Glaspell and William Cryderman
Cards announce the marriage in this city of Miss Muriel Glaspell daughter of Dr and Mrs Glaspell of Grafton and William Cryderman formerly of this city now practicing dentistry in Grafton The couple are prominent and the bride a former state university graduate concern noted as state interest grows The groom is a dentist from Grafton and son of a respected physician
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Muriel Glaspel
Postal Instructions Warn Against Mail Errors at Devils Lake
Post Office Department issued instructions from Devils Lake urging clearer addressing. The printed tips fear mail misdelivery due to poor handwriting, noting over thirteen million pieces went to dead letters as a result.
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Post Office Department
Devils Lake
North Dakota Groom From Devils Lake Weds Bride of University Friends
The groom, raised near Devils Lake, is a young professional of prominence and a son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Cryderman of Grand Harbor. He graduated from the local high school and the University of Minnesota, a Christ Phi fraternity member, with many friends in Devils Lake and the state. The bride is highly favored among university friends for her charm and personality. Local friends extend best wishes for a happy and successful marriage.
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North Dakota
Devils Lake
C. L. Cryderman
Grand Harbor
University of
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