ARound The City Eat House Proprietor And Other Local Bits
Alo ona Logan, proprietor of several eating houses in Grand Forks, returns with a good string of game. Niel Anderson of Grand Forks, Grand Forks Fruit Co. rep, sets up headquarters in Devils Lake. Minnewaukan attorney Charles Butts visits Devils Lake for business. Brownie the hide man stops at Sevilla and buys goods before leaving for Lakota. Mr and Mrs Silver Scrumgard and others travel to Grand Forks to hear Melba. George Colborn in town selling school supplies. auto tours the state. Cement walks laid around the new Great Northern hotel block. Journal and Merchants hotel paths completed. Ernest Howard, Herald solicitor, in city but no work for Grand Forks shop. Laurel ranges demonstration at Brainard’s draws crowds. lunch feature hits. Mrs Isabella Baldwin and son Donald plan to move to Spokane, Washington. Great Northern places a snow fence opposite the depot to prevent snow drift on tracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Logan
Grand Forks
City of Lights
Sunday Visitors and Travel Notes from Devils Lake
Tom Montgomery, formerly on the Farmers line and now in Minot, visited Devils Lake over Sunday and is fully recovered from a yearlong eye injury caused by a cinder. James D. Collinson, longtime Auditor of Burgess Elevator, left for an extended western trip through Minot Seattle Portland Vancouver and other cities, planning Banff stay en route. A. C. Reinecke, former Daily Press editor, visited on business for Bankers Insurance Fargo and says he has abandoned politics, touring the state by car from Binety to Grand Forks as part of a new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Montgomery
Farmers
Minot
Devils Lake
Tom
A.C. Rinecke
Daily Press
Grand Forks
Bankers Insurance Company of Fargo
Reinecke
Rinecke
Binety
Central School boilers upgrade sparks contract row
A local project at Central School prompted questions as Joseph Lelik completed a rapid boiler installation. Last week officials announced the contract award to Jelik nae ar avert, triggering scrutiny of the bidding process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Lelik
Mrr
Jelik
Returns spark citywide excitement over world series
The week saw large crowds in Devil Lake and other towns buzzing over the world champion baseball games. Riders report heavy interest, with many eager to follow each matchup in the great series, while concerns about street safety from roller skating and wagon use prompt warnings to children in business districts.
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Devile Lake
Opening of Squaw Man to Boost Devils Lake Opera Fans
Interest rises for a special train service to Devils Lake after the opening night of the Squaw Man at the opera house. Park commissioners plan a new triangular park behind the Merchants' hotel near the Great Northern depot and extend a twelve foot walk beside the hotel to enhance the city entrance.
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Opera House
Devils Lake
Merchants’ Hotel
Great Northern
Governor Burke to Visit Devils Lake Audience
Governor John Burke plans a brief visit during his world tour and will speak at the Opera House in Devils Lake. The exact arrival date is uncertain, but the latter part of the month is announced. A large crowd is expected, surpassing attendance at the Democratic funeral services held last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burke
Devils Lake
J. I. Martin
Fire Break Cleared To Protect State Reserves
The state military board plans a fire break plowed from Pelican Point bridge to Chautauqua road to safeguard reserves. Improvements include cutting down the underbrush through Chautauqua and Greenwood areas to reduce fire risk.
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State Military Board
Pelican Point Bridge
Chautauqua Road
Chautaujqua
Greenwood
Devils Lake to host state club meeting in October
Mrs C W Kelley and Mrs E B Page, who represented Devils Lake at the State Federation of Women's Clubs meeting in Bismarck last week, secured the next annual meeting for Devils Lake in October. The district meeting in June will also be held here, with plans to achieve even greater things when state members return next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Kelley
E. B. Page
Devils Lake
State Federation of Women's Clubs
Bismarck
Stolen Horses Recovered From Churles Ferry Livery
A team of horses stolen from the Churles Ferry livery last week was recovered Friday in William Redmond’s barn. M C Manson, the alleged thief, hired a buggy to Penn but did not appear. He went to Devils Lake, left the horses at Redmond’s and vanished, with no further sightings. The valuable team was returned to Churles Ferry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churles Ferry
William Redmond
M. C. Manson
Ivery
Penn
Devils Lake
Redmond
Churces Ferry
Gilbertson Store to Display Latest Furniture Fads
EB. W. Gilbert son reports furniture ordered while away is arriving and soon the full new stock will be on display. The return to old posts and knobs and the Flanders style is noted as odd compared with current fashions in furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EB. W. Gilbertson
Gilbertson
Flanders
Farewell to Rev and Mrs Olsen as they move to Minor
Rev T A Olsen and his wife depart the city after a transfer to a Methodist church in Minor. The fire department joined Sunday services for the farewell sermon and a large crowd attended a reception at Eagle hall Monday night, sending off the esteemed family with warm goodbyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Olsen
Olsen
Methodist Church
Fire Department
Eaglehall
Rain Pours Across Devils Lake Region Last Tuesday
Heavy rain fell steadily most of the day with reports of widespread precipitation across the state. Devils Lake area noted plentiful rainfall as part of a general statewide weather event.
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Devils Lake
School for the Deaf invites Dr J L Smith address
By board permission an invitation was extended to Dr J L Smith of the Minnesota school to speak at the school on December 10. The invitation has been accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
School For the Deaf
J. L. Smith
Minnesota
Bound Over In Wheat Theft Case Near Crary
A. A. Hudson C. E. Hudson and Hol. Markley were bound over to the district court on charges of stealing wheat from M. Kavanaugh near Crary. The elder Hudson was released without bond while the other two must post $500 bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Hudson
C. E. Hudson
Hol. Markley
M. Kavanaugh
Crary
District Court
Hudson
Tom Young Recovers From Runaway Injury
Tom Young who was injured last week in a runaway accident is recovering rapidly and will soon be about again. Mrs Young came from Crookston Minnesota to visit last Friday and returned Monday.
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Tom Young
Mrs. Young
Crookston
Minn
Dakota Flour Promotes Modern Milling Quality
The advertisement touts THE FLOWER OF YOUTH as no whiter flour and urges buyers to try Dakota Flour, claiming improvements in flour making and that every purchaser will be a satisfied customer. It presents Dakota Flour as a modern, superior product for future purchases.
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Niel Anderson
Grand Forks Fruit Co
Minnewaukan
Charles Butts
Brownie
Sevilla
Melba
Silver Scrumgard
Ole Scrumgard
Henry Hale
Gertrude Riordan
George Colborn
Mr. Colborn
Journal
Merchants
Herald
Ernest
Howard
Grand Forks Herald
Devap Lake
Laurel’ Ranges
Brainard’s
Thompson
Will
Isabella Baldwin
Donald
Spokane
Wash
Fred Bacon
Rambler Automobile Company
Rambler
North Dakota
State Auditor
Rice
Supreme Court
Inter-Ocean
U.S
United States
Wood
Fargo
No. 2
United States Court
Sherrif Belford
Jatt
Ron Ory Gastor Ri
Chicago
Lewis Janisville
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