Local notices and arrivals at the Grand Forks fair
Eastbound visitor E I Staede returns. Gilbertson and Reed stay in town while Crookston and Mouse River residents visit. Officials, bankers, and merchants from McHenry to Marion arrive or depart. A rail of new homes and a planned restaurant open soon as fairs loom. Staede buys the old Headquarters lot, plans a spring dwelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. I. P. Staede
Ole Gilbertson
Towner
D.E. Morgan
Bip
Grand Forks
Jas. E. Reed
Mouse River
Benham House
Mrs. Finch
Crookston
W.J. Christie
E. J. Campbell
Chicago
George H. Clapp
Jamey Brittin
Towner County
Annie
Jennie Uline
Hernard
S. Henry Wineman
Minot
Mra
M. HL. Lynch
W. H. Lane
A. B. McDonald
Mharstoo
Toe Atkin
Thin Wook
G. W. Greene
Merchants National Bank
Lt. Achenbach
Fourth Street
Ford Spark
Shanley
Duluth
Jeorge Copeland
Abbytnsta
Cout
C.H. Webster
J. Toape
Ten Rogers
J.T. Brady
Ft. Buford
Lakeview
Dave Turner
Dave
Arthur Horsman
Flaf
Hennett & Horsman
Cincinnati
Ohio Medical College
B.A. Iowran
St. Paul
E. L. Morris
Atlantic City
N. J
Col. Aline
Penniman
Duck Pass
Dry Lake
Louis Christenson
Louis
M. E. Story
Misa Rena Percival
Vermont
Boston
John , A
Hol, I. P. Staede
Col. Uline
Mx Staede
North Dakota Fair Ends With Mixed Attendance
North Dakota’s first annual fair at Grand Forks closed amid strong exhibits and races but lower attendance due to farmers’ wheat work and poor weather. Livestock from Dakota and nearby regions, a large art pavilion, and a notable aquextrian race won by Miss Echols with Miss Poole close behind. Governors and officials attended as the fair’s grounds were praised. fan drill and guild refreshments were highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Board of Managers
Brantfort
Ontario
Oshkosh
Wis
Cresco
Towa
Minnesota
Dakota
A. G. Requat
Doylin Lake
C. Saunders
Tomaday
Mins Hoklos
Mixx Villa Poole
Mouse River
Mins Echels
Miss Poole
Mini Poole
Miss Echels
Misa Echeley
Miss Echols
Harrett
Gov. Church
Next Week's Fair Brings Housing Market and Contests
Ramsey county readies a grand fair with cattle horses hogs and sheep displays plus two baseball games a shooting tournament and afternoon amusements. Miss Poole rides against Jim Wygel for a purse of 800 with events shipped in from multiple towns. exhibitors urged to register Wednesday for ground assignments.
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Ramsey County
Mia Toole
Margo
Latote
Tuurtlet
Gea Forks
Red River Valley
Miss Poole
Montiny
Gaton
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Vla Pool
James Wygel
Stoughtons Chamberlin
Walking
Devils Lake
Cass
Mettler & Fox
INO
Merchants National
F. B. Fulton
Clark W. Kelley
Ed A. Gowran
F. R. Fulton
C. W. Kelley
E. A. Gowran
A. J. Stade
Ole Scrumgard
Jon A. Percival
H. C. de
FIRST
National Bank
Northwestern National Bank
Nineapoliss
Gilman, Fums& CO
York
LOS Ed
Qastarte
Fulton Street
Oxford
Aucuen
J.D
Brooklyn, N.Y
North Shore Notes
Otto B. Spencer
Marion
Ind
Charles Budde
Second Street
Uline
Montgomery
William Devaney
Poplar Grove
North Dakota Fair
Rehern
Jim Wygel
Sorrigg
Ed. Cameron
Holo
Ollbiter
Mr. Sheckle
Cameron
Deiseoll
Manitoba
Hino
Misa Matthe Quealey
Grand Rapida
Mich
Driveell
Vedida
Jakie Wineman
Grand Forks Clothier
Bet
Birdie Walsh
Mon
Geo, IL Walsh
Towson
Soph M
Heyden
Fargo
AL Devils Lake
Conlin
Monae
Chincha Ferny
Ata Village
AD Taylor
Levine
Divison
Division Central Comittee
North Kota
Friends of Territorial Division
Farge
Rumney Co
D. Ty
Thompson
Ramsey
Clothier
Pneu Yo
Tae
Lund
John Deere
Walker’s Implement Depot
First National Bank OF
Dak
Hulbert
Provident
A. O. Whipple
A.O. Whipple
Cusom
Paul
Security Bank
Minneapolis
First National Bank
Chia
M. L. Lasson