Local notices highlight trades and travels around Devils Lake
Doyon of Doyon and others visit the city on business and pleasure while lenders advertise farm loans. Numerous items mention Huesgen’s jewelry and watches, local arrivals, social calls, and a push for property and livestock activity. Public figures, lawyers, and merchants frequent the town, with notes on health, boating, and Chautauqua events.
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H. Doyon
Doyon
E. A. Maglone
George Getts
Chicago
Eva Torr
Fort Edward
N. Y
Granville
Torr
North Dakota
Devils Lake
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H. D. Ball
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Harry
F. W. Coc
Robert Graham
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Dr. Jones
Ft. Totten
Cockburn Bridge
John W. Maher
A.M. Bond
Grand Harbor
Dr. Sibler
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J. B. Eaton
Fargo
Wm.h. Brown & Co
George Dobell
Our
W. H. Baker
Garske
Mr. Baker
M. H. Brennan
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H. P. Cooper
M. E. Church
Orr
Chas. C. Connolly
Morgridge
Exmayor
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Joe Scanlan
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Matt McCarthy
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O. F. Jones
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N. D
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the Gilpins
Madge Harriette
J. Henri
T. A. Haslati
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