Local figures visit city on Wednesday and Tuesday
A string of visitors from Crary Tokio and Churchs Ferry stop in for business and social calls. Notables include Dr Harris Miles Miller Frank Stokes and attorney Fred J. Traynor. The Devils Lake orchestra attends Crary dance amid a happy crowd and a wedding unites Maud Graham and Leane A Stevens.
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Dr. Harris
Cando
Miles Miller
Crary
Ignatius Court
Tokio
Frank Stokes
Grand Forks
Fred J. Traynor
Rugby
George McLean
Edmore
H. A. Bryan
Grand Harbor
HL A Moe
Chareles Ferry
John W. Maher
Ella Cairns
W. D. Millar
Web
Walter Bangs
Minot
Dr. Brownlee
F. G. Troppman
Minneapolis
Frank Cavanaugh
A. O. Sather
Thos. Dougherty
Albert Jaqua
Bovey- Shute Lumber Company
Hans A. Moe
Engelhorn & Moe
Churchs Ferry
Anna Rosenberg
H. Goldstein
Arthur Greenbers
D. F. Bangs
Johnson
Stoltze Tember
Mcallister
Grash Harbor
Inio Autos
Ramsey County Republicans poised for historic majorities
The republicans claim overwhelming strength across Ramsey County with Ander Son Hyland and Frank Hyland expected to win large margins. Democrats concede limited chances, noting unity within the GOP and predicting bumper majorities for all three running mates in the legislative ticket.
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Ramsey County
Messrs
Ander Son
Hyland
Frank Hyland
Civic League Meeting Debates City Cleanup and Disorderly Houses
The Civic League met at the Court House Tuesday with good attendance despite bad weather. A three member committee was named to draft resolutions on cleaning the city and another to consult the State's attorney about steps to curb disorderly houses. A follow up meeting was set for Thursday to hear the resolutions report. Enthusiastic talks urged increased jurisdiction to speed justice and curb crime, with the county court to handle misdemeanors and civil cases under a thousand dollars.
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Civic League
Court House
Haiz
Fred Maar
Disorderly meetings attack officials amid crime spread
A speaker group accused politicians of using crime for politics while others spoke openly about the disorderly conduct. The discussion spared no office, high or low, highlighting public anger and the fear that authorities fail to arrest crime's spread.
Rev Bailey Honored as Synod Appoints Vice Moderator
Rev Arthur G Bailey of the Presbyterian church in Devils Lake returned from Minot where the State Synod of North Dakota met with about one hundred ministers and elders. The assembly elected Rev J T L Coats moderator and Rev Bailey vice-moderator, with Rev B A Fehe named clerk. Bailey was also chosen unanimously as Synodical evangelist to oversee statewide church development. If offered promotion is accepted, he may leave Devils Lake for a central post. He weighs the Jamestown college promotion with no decision yet.
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Arthur G. Bailey
Presbyterian Church of
Devils Lake
Minot
State Synod of
North Dakota
J. T. L. Coats
Rolette
A. G. Bailey
B. A. Fehe
Bailey
Presbyterian Church
Jamestown College
Burr
Elsworth
Knauff
J. T. Henderson
Minneapolis
Dr. McCurdy
Mandan
C. D. Brodt
Chicago
Methodist
Rev. Olsen
Devils Lake Faces Minot in Saturday Game Battle
Devils Lake high school football eyes a tougher challenge with Minot after a 52 to 8 victory over Lakota last Saturday. Coach Dahl notes a less solid line but a stronger back field, with a fortified defense and improving line play shaping up to meet top state teams. Ara Sprague was badly injured while hunting when a gun dislodged a shell scattering powder near his eyes. Mrs. Palger, Audubon Society president, travels to Mayville for a bird life lecture at the State Normal School. Mann's department store invites farmers to trade, offering high prices for produce and credit to regular customers.
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Devils Lake
Minot
Lakota
To & Tt
Dahl
Ara Sprague
Mr. AD. Sprague
Ara
Wm. Falger
Mayville
State Normal School
Palger
The
Audubon Society
Miss Watson
Normal
Judge Burke for People's Judge in North Dakota Primary
Judge E T Burke, son of a North Dakota farmer, seeks the People s Judge post with six years on the bench and hundreds of criminal cases tried without reversals. He claims railroads and breweries oppose him while about 500 lawyers and over 40 000 voters back him, duplicating a strong local civic campaign.
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North Dakota
Judiciary
Candidate pledges nonpartisan reform for Ramsey County treasurer
Laureas J. Wehe seeks the Ramsey County treasurer post in 1910 Devils Lake North Dakota urging a nonpartisan fight for clean politics. He emphasizes long residency, a plain farmer background, and a promise to uphold the Constitution and state law if elected, asking Republicans and Democrats to campaign in his favor on the Democratic ballot.
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Ramsey County
Devils Lake
N. D
Laureas J. Wehe
Ramser County State's Attorney Candidacy Announced
The State's Attorney announces his bid for Ramser County State's Attorney, noting repeated requests from all parts of the county and both parties urging his candidacy as the Democratic nominee. He states he agreed to run after widespread requests and assurances of support from the electorate.
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Ramser County
Endorsement for Judge W M Anderson by Second District
North Dakota attorneys from the Second Judicial District publicly endorse W M Anderson for Supreme Court Judge. They cite his integrity, education, experience, and twelve years as a district attorney and six years as Ramsey County state’s attorney as proof he can discharge the duties with credit. The letter is signed by multiple district lawyers.
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Second Judicial District
North Dakota
W. M. Anderson
Anderson
Supreme Court
Ramsey County
B. Goer
Siver Scrumeard
Edgar Anderson
Frank Prosser
Edward P. Fivon
Henry
Migdaugh
Everen
Wedding Of Miss Lizzie Panglum And Frank Gettys
At the home of Mrs. Eugene Smith in this city on Wednesday October 19 1910 at high noon the ceremony united Miss Lizzie Panglum and Mr Frank Gettys with the Rev Colmorgan of Penn officiating Only close friends attended and a wedding dinner followed The couple left for Grand Forks Sauk Center and Minneapolis then will reside in this city The bride a telephone operator and the groom a cashier at the Great Northern depot
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Eugene Smith
Lizzie Panglum
Frank Gettys
Colmorgan
Penn
Htta Smith
Ross Randall
Great Northern
Grand Forks
Sauk Center
Minneapolis
Notice to Our Friends and Patrons on Cash-Only Sales
We announce that starting November 1 1910 we will sell feed and meal for cash only. Payment is expected with the order or a tip on delivery. Do not ask for credit. The Farmers Mill and Elevation Agen Stevens Grain and Fuel Co C and Baker Notts Lumber Co National Elev Co.
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Farmers Mill & Lev
Agen, Stevens Grain & Fuel Co. C. &. Baker. Notts Lumber Co
National Elev. Co
Reform proceedings blocked by City Attorney clash
City Attorney Cuthbert challenged ongoing hearings arguing lack of jurisdiction, misreading 1909 laws granting AG power to take evidence after a hearing waiver. Hearing closed with testimony leading to an order to show cause against B Engebretson of Devils Lake Drug Co. A November term of court is planned to dispose of these cases.
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Cuthbert
B. Engebbretson
Devils Lake Drug Company
Devils Lake
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Winans Millinery
Maud Graham
Jane Graham Bailey
City
Leane A. Stevens
Our City
Rome
Maud Mahenny
Wallecuat
Hyland, Morrison and
Rev. Bailey
State Synod Meeting
Synodical Evangelist OF
Weild
Mann's
Children Ory
Fletchers Castoria
E. T. Burke
Gua
P. S
Endorse Anderson
D. Constock
Adrian “el” Butts
B. McFerlane
D. He
Fred A. Kelley
John J. Samson
A. B. Coger
John C. Adameon
Albert Gresens
Gresen
Mra. Gresens
General Hospital
Mann
Bangain
Wee Nee
Ingelre
IntenOee
Sperree
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