Doctor Mellenthin Visits Bismarck Offering Free Exams
Dr Mellenthin delivers free examinations during his trip to Bismarck and nearby towns. He is a licensed M D who plans consultations and exams at no charge, with treatment costs only if chosen. He notes he does not operate for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers of stomach tonsils or adenoids. He cites many reported results in stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal ailments.
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Mellenthin
North Makota
North Dakota Notes From Across The State
Reports from Winiston, Grand Forks, Crosby, Grafton, Fargo, Jamestown and more detail irrigation progress, a Welcome Home festival, a near fatal chemical incident, farm meetings, G A R encampment plans, a vocational conference, a county school play day, a fatal kerosene explosion, and highway equipment orders by the War Department. Local officials outline June water turn on, July 4 celebrations, June farm meetings, and June encampment.
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Winiston
Grand Forks
United States
Crosby
George W. Jones
Grafton
Elsendale
Fargo
North Dakota
Agricultural College
Jamestown
Stutsman County
Dickingon
Mott-Oil seekers and North Dakota updates across towns
In Het tinger county Mott-Oil seekers search for product. Lakota Masonic lodge buys property for a new temple. Fargo lays cornerstone for a $450,000 combined grade and high school. Grand Forks funds drive for the 1920 Y budget. Minot plans $700,000 street paving this summer. Bismarck forms a Lloyd A Spetz era American Legion. Far go warm weather helps small grains. Red Trail boosters convene on the Bis marck Mandon bridge. Mott sells ranch of 1 440 acres for cattle. New England plans a county 4th July celebration. Lakota fire dept awarded 600 dollar land gift. Beach cattlemen seek stock carload from Iowa. Grand Forks U C T grand council meets June 12. Park River sees a real estate boom. Garrison auto accident kills Miss Lillian Newton. Minot federation of labor holds extensive convention. Fargo FED farmer program set for June 17. Medora coal vein discovery boosts prospecting. Mayville diploma day for Normal class. Bis marck USRA bulletin copies arrive. Grand Forks pension fund for teachers reaches 162 028 07. Grand Forks county to invest 2 million in highways. McVille municipal band forming. Larimore offers 75 prize for best kept gardens. Grand Forks ND ice cream makers seek sodas and drinks tax relief.
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Mott
Hettinger
Masonic Lodge
Fargo
Grand Forks
University “Y
Bismarck
Organization of the American Legion
Lloyd A. Spetz
Red Trail
Bismarck-Mandon
North Dakota
New England
Community Club
Lakota
Lakota Fire Department
Beach
Iowa
Devils
Luke
Crookston
Duluth
Twin Cities
Grand Council of the
Park River
Garrison
Lillian Newton
Minot
Federation of Labor
Federated Farmers’ Organizations
Medora
Mayville
Lynn J. Frazier
Frazier
Bismaack
United States Railroad Administration
Pensory
Teachers’ Pension System
State Highway Commission
Grand Forks County
McVille
Piano and phonograph offers from John Schenkenberger
A local dealer, John Schenkenberger, invites customers to view the latest auto player pianos and phonographs and to receive competitive prices.
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John Schenkenberger
Farm for Sale or Rent Near Hague North Dakota
Six miles northeast of Mage listings describe a half section 250 acres under cultivation. Fully stocked for farming. Offers directed to Hague State Bank Hague North Dakota. M Cornelison Hague N. Dak. adv 6-7-8-9.
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Mage
Hague State Bank
Hague N. D
Strayed from farm near Hazelton in April 1919 four horses
Four horses reported missing from a farm four miles east of Hazelton around April 15 1919. A grey 2 year old gelding a black 2 year old gelding a grey 2 year old mare and a bay 2 year old mare. Finder urged to notify ad during July August September.
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Hazelton
Wiring New Homes in Linton Cuts Construction Costs
Linton Power and Light Co. urges builders to consult before lath and plastering to save wiring expenses on new residences in Linton.
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Linton
Adv
Linton Power & Light Co
Linton Light & Power Expands Battery Charging
The Linton Light and Power Company announces it can now charge storage batteries at its plant. The facility reports it is producing ample power to handle the service and invites customers to give it a trial.
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Linton Light & Power Co
Stray mares sought in Linton North Dakota
Two five year old mares missing from area. Gray mare weighs 1300 pounds with halter and front shoes. Black mare weighs 1300 pounds with white facial stripe. Reward offered for recovery. Contact F Roehrich, Linton ND.
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Roehrich
Linton
N. Dak
Dakota Business College pupil lands Portland job
After completing a course at Dakota Business College Fargo Miss Cecelia Schroeder went to Portland Oregon where she immediately secured a position as stenographer with Kilham Stationery and Printing Co The course is praised for thorough preparation of young people for responsible positions Miss M Walker head stenographer Extension Dept North Dakota Agricultural College recently sailed for France to do Red Cross Secretarial work Write F L Watkins Fargo North Dakota about the Summer course now under way Adv
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Dakota Business College
Fargo
N. C
Cecelia Schroeder
Portland
Oreg
Kilham Stationery and Printing Co
M. Walker
North Dakota Agricultural College
France
Red Cross
F. L. Watkins
Front St
N. D
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Indiana
Farmer
Ok Ae
Maiseeses
Middle West
America
Michigan Ave
Chicago
Dr. Mellenthin
Mckenzie Hotel
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
R. A. Brown
Linton, Nordak
Mil—Cizcen
Bisley
Alte Ng
Lance Do
Pew Poe
M. Cornelison
Hague
N.’ Dak
Chai
Coventry
Leonard DU Heaume
Armstrong & Cameron
Attorneys-at-Law
C. O. Smith
E. P. Zunkel Temvik, N. BD
A. Schutt
Haggart Block
Wolverton Hospital
W. C. Wolverton
M. D
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