Market Comment of the Day Minneapolis Report
Market notes from Minneapolis and Chicago report mixed wheat signals with frost damage fears in Argentina offset by favorable winter crop activity. Western supplies tighten while January deliveries loom, and traders watch Patten Bartlett buying and South American conditions for price direction. Cattle and hogs steady to higher in regional reports as settlements vary across markets.
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Chicago
W Bartett
Patten
Bartlett
Inter-Ocean
Market opens with shorts covering as prices rise
In Liverpool on December 7, shorts covered and offerings light with May futures up 1/4 to 1/2. Strength from U S trading, frost in Argentina, and better Manitobas. March and May gain then retreat. December weakens on larger offerings and good harvests. European crops seen favorable. midday steady with small gains. Corn dull with unchanged prices. Hog prices in Chicago steady with varied ranges from $7.85 to $8.56.
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Liverpool
America
la Platta
Prices for hides and pelts in Fargo district market
Listings show various hides and pelts with prices and quality notes. Includes cured hides bull hides horse hides sheep pelts tallow bear and skunk skins. some items marked as rough or trashy and priced with cents and dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolles & Rogers
Fargo
N. D
G. S
Grain and Stock Brokers Report and Minneapolis Wheat Options
Chas E Lewis & Co Grain and Stock Brokers report Morton Block activity with corn receipts 640 cars, down from 634 last year. Minneapolis receipts show wheat 166 cars, Duluth 46 cars, Winnipeg 119 cars. year-ago figures listed. Put and call prices for Minneapolis May Wheat are puts 1.06 and calls 1.07 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.e. Lewis & Co. Grain and Stock Brokers, Morton Block, Fargo
N. D
Minneapolis
Duluth
Winnipeg
Chi. Minn
Dui
Chi. Minn. Dul
Chicago
Chicago Park
Miss Mabel McIntyre Recovers From Diphtheria
Miss Mabel McIntyre daughter of Mr and Mrs D H McIntyre of Seventh Avenue South is rapidly recovering from a severe case of diphtheria. Friends and family are glad she is on the safe road to recovery.
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Mabel McIntyre
D. H. McIintyre
Seventh Avenue South
Miss Mabel
Hypnotism scheme backfires on Lysander John Appleton family
A local tale from Atchison and Atlanta papers describes six girls using mind control to demand $5 from Lysander John Appleton, causing chaos. The Appleton family pleads the doctor bill and laments the failed ruse as headlines note Secretary Wilson’s stance on growlers and prosperity.
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Atchison Globe
Daysey Mayme Appleton
Lysander John
Mrs. Appleton
Mr. Wilson
Atlanta Constitution
Wilson
Mr Watterson's Contribution Highlighted in Charmeston
The Ken tuckian adds a touch of the picturesque to the situation, earning a nod of acclaim from Charmeston News and Courier for his understated contribution.
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Watterson
Charmeston News and Courier
The Folly of the Mean
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat recalls John D. Rockefeller advising the young against mean habits of economy. It cites Mrs. Silas Long of Sussex and a quoted exchange in which Silas contemplates picking apples from the orchard.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
John D. Rockefeller
Silas Long
Sussex
Marthe
Silas
Inspector failed to buy oysters ends Rubel case
In a police court hearing Judge Martin Ryan dismissed the state case against Rubel Bros. for selling oysters with water after defense motion and prosecutor consent. The inspector, under Prof Ladd, did not actually purchase the oysters but helped himself and offered to pay, nullifying the affidavit. Earlier, C F Eggert pleaded guilty to a similar charge and was bound over to county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubel Bros
Martin Ryan
Atty. W. H. Shure
Atty
A. W. Fowler
BE. F. Ladd
H. F. Miller
C. F. Eggert
Opening of Argument in Sondquist Kaess Case
The district court consumed the morning with rebuttal testimony in the Esther Sondquist versus Dr. A J Kaess case. This afternoon attorney M A Hildreth opened for the plaintiff and Bar nett Richardson will represent the defendant as the issue moves to the jury around noon tomorrow.
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District Court
Esther Sondquist
A. J. Kaess
Atty. M
Dennis Hannifin Enters North Dakota Senate Race
Dennis Hannifin of Bismarck files to run for United States senator of North Dakota in the 1910 primaries. The candidate, known as the squatter governor, recounts his Irish birth, US enlistments, Civil War service, and long Dakota residence, noting affiliations with the Loyal Legion and the North Dakota Bar.
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Bismarck
N. D
Lst
United States
Dennis Hannifin
North Dakota
Dennis
Napoleon
Dennie
Colonel Little
Ireland
Buffalo
la Salle
Lil
Illinois Central Railroad
Co. F
Illinois Volunteer Infantry
Perryville
Stone River
Murfreesboro
Illinois
Omaha
Union Pacific
The
Loyal Legion
State Bar of
Cattle Growers’ Association of
Montana
Dr Geary Relocates Podiatry Offices to Stern Block
Foot specialist Dr Geary moves his practice from the Edwards building to the Stern block occupying rooms 75 and 77.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Geary
Edwards Building
Stern Block
Fire at Charbourn Hall Causes Panic at Wisconsin
Fire in Charbourn hall the University of Wisconsin women’s dormitory forced residents from their rooms after a faulty wire on the fourth floor. The blaze was extinguished by emergency apparatus before the city fire department arrived. A water stream inadvertently drenched Miss K S Alvord, the hall’s mistress, but she was unharmed. Refugees found shelter with nearby sorority houses as the incident sparked a lively social scene and a snowbound exit.
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Madison
Wis
Charbourn Hall
University of Wisconsin
Ba Vetter
City
Alvord
Miss Alvord
New York Run Opens With Taft Message Hopeful Tone
Report notes President Taft has not begun work on his congressional message, but the mood is hopeful that the address will be brief and to the point. No immediate cause for concern is raised as observers await word on timing.
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New York
Taft
Congress
Indians Accused of Crooked Deal In Moorhead Fight
Drunken brawl in Henry Ream’s block left a man with a black eye and other injuries. Henry Ream and Mr. and Mrs. Sederholm were arrested. Sederholm and wife fined, Ream facing jail if fines not settled. The report links broader debates over Indian timber lands and mixed blood rights in the White Earth context.
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Henry Ream
Joe Sederholm
Sederholm
Fargo
Moorhead
Ream
Sederholms
Darrow
Wade
Malvey
Montana
St. Paul
White Earth
White Earth’ Indian Reservation
Halvor Steenerson
Minnesota
Mystery Bottles Hint At Hidden Goods In Swamp Find
An agent, certain the resort owner hid forbidden goods, searched the premises then moved to a swamp nearby and recovered several bottles. The owner questions how the agent located the contraband.
Beltrami Probe Likely as Gov Eberhart Approaches Charges
Governor Eberhart weighs a commission to probe charges of nonfeasance and possible malfeasance against Bel l County officials Chester McCusick and M G Socum. McCusick demands the inquiry, insisting a commission be named to refute what he calls baseless accusations.
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A. O. Eberhart
Chester McCusick
M. G. Socum
Bell County
Baul -Dispatch
Vernor Oberhart
McCusick
Girl Succumbs To Injuries From Thanksgiving Day Accident
Vivian Foley, 11, daughter of Mr and Mrs Foley, died from injuries suffered while sliding near her Moorhead home with a sleigh and other children. She was struck on the side and did not respond to medical care. Funeral held this afternoon at St Josephs church. Her father works at the Moorhead mill. the family recently moved from Morris Minnesota.
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Vivian
Foley
St. Joseph's Church
Moorhead
Morris, Minn
District Court Term Opens in Breckenridge for Drainage Cases
Next week the district court in Breckenridge Wilkin county will open with a civil calendar focused on drainage cases. Nye and Dosland of this city will represent several litigants in the proceedings.
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Breckenridge
Wilkin County
Nye & Dosland
Rablin Divorce Sparks Matrimonial Tangle In Fergus Falls Court
Belle Rablin was granted a divorce from John Rablin in Fergus Falls district court on grounds of drunkenness and desertion. John Rablin claimed infidelity with Fred Ahlers as a motive. Mrs Ahlers also sues Fred Ahlers for divorce in what the paper calls an interesting marital tangle.
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Fergus Falls
Belle Rablin
John Rablin
East Side Notes Highlight Health, Proposals, and Local Moves
Reports from St. Cloud say Judge Searles remains in frail condition with occasional unconscious spells. Miss Flynn returns home from Rochester after an operation and plans to resume teaching in the new year. United States Indian agent W. E. Johnson orders two Ulen area saloons closed, citing a sweep on illicit whisky sales feeding bootleggers and Indian markets. The order affects Detroit Fosston Frazee and nearby reservations and prompts local consternation. The Nye family welcomes the arrival of Atty. C. A. Nye’s mother for a winter visit at 618 Eighth Street South, following a Minneapolis trip with Congressmember Frank M. Nye.
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W. E. Johnson
United States Indian
Ulen
Clay County
Mr. Johnson
Mr. J
Detroit
Fosston
Frazee
Atty. C. A. Nye
City
Liquor Dealers Discuss North Dakota Law Conference
F W Zallman secretary of the Minnesota State Brewers Association and brewery agency heads met yesterday to review the North Dakota law banning liquor order solicitations. Attorney General Miller warns of strict enforcement from January 1 next, with Moorhead cited as a rare local example of compliance efforts.
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F. W. Zallman
Minnesota State Brewers Association
North Dakota
Miller
Zallman
Moorhead
Duluth
East Grand Forks
Fargo Building Board to Hold Regular Monthly Meeting
The board of directors of the Fargo Building association will hold their regular monthly meeting on Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the office of H. P. Lough, secretary. The peculiar properties of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy have been tested during influenza epidemics and with timely use no pneumonia cases were heard of. Sold by all dealers.
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The
Fargo Building Association
H. P. Lough
Chamberlain
Degree of Honor Officers Elected at Lodge Meeting
The Degree of Honor lodge held a well attended meeting at A. O. U. W. rooms last night with annual officer elections. New officers include Chief of Honor Ella Hanson, Lady of Honor Miss Nokken, Chief of Ceremonies Alice Erickson, Recorder Maggie Logan, Financier O. C. Beck, Recorder O. Christianson, Usher Mary Vinge, Trustee Mrs A. H. Erickson, Inside and Outside Wardens Emily Nelson and Mrs John Emerson. Coroner Vincent was reported to be suffering a return of interior trouble causing concern.
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Degree of Honor Lodge
Ella Hanson
Miss Nokken
Alice Erickson
Maggie Logan
O. C. Beck
O. Christianson
Mary Vinge
A. H. Erickson
Emily Nelson
John Emerson
Vincent
Detroit Saloon Permits Reported For Four In Detroit Frazee Two
A semi official report from Detroit Minnesota states United States Indian officer W E B Johnson will permit four saloons to operate in Detroit and two in Frazee with licenses valid after December 27 the initial closing date. Officers Martin Christenson John Swanson F S Courtright and John Adair named to run Detroit saloons. Frazee holders unnamed. Chief Special Indian Agent H A Larsen railed at Bena in Otter Tail County northeast of Fergus Falls leading a search of town and swamps and recovering several items.
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Moorhead
Davy
John Lamb
R. C Gatewood
J. Trost
B. H. Rudd
M. Hausmann
Bruno Kippels
P. J. Sulivan
W. R. Tilotson
W. €. Johnson
Becker County
Detroit
Minn
W. EB. Johnson
United States Indian
Frazee
Martin Christenson
John, Swanson
Courtright
John’ Adair
H. A. Larsen
Bena
Casa County
Fergus Falls
Telegraph Wires Restore Westward Communication After Storm
Western Union reports progress as ten to twelve lines expected to be repaired by tonight or tomorrow morning. Ice and sleet disabled most telegraph and railroad wires, slowing trains and forcing detours. North Dakota lines vary with North Western and Northwestern attempts to restore service. North Dakota Independent Co. lines now mostly functional after repeated outages.
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Western
Western Union
Chicago
Denver
Salt Lake City
Northwestern Telephone Co
Casselton
Davenport
North Dakota Independent Co
Grand Forks
Northwestern
Statement on Diphtheria at Fargo College
Dr. Creegan of Fargo college cites City Engineer Crabbe noting three diphtheria cases at the college: a teacher, a pupil, and the Jones hall cook. He adds Fargo had many cases in October, twenty five in November, and thirteen so far this month in the city.
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C. C. Creegan
Fargo College
Crabbe
Jones Hall
Fargo
Driver Killed By Falling Rock Near Rail Line
Frank Fitzgerald of Des Moines died when several tons of rock fell on his team while hauling freight from Ogden mine to the Fort Dodge Des Moines and Southern Interurban line. He had been warned about driving under the overhanging shelf but proceeded. He remained conscious briefly after the crush.
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Boone, In
Frank Fitzgerald
Des Moines
Ogden Mine
Fort Dodge, Des Moines & Southern
Fitzgerald
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Ae Dees
Lysander
John
Hildreth
Hannifin
Charbourn
Beltrami
Vivian Foley
St. Cloud
Sewer Commission
N. D. Law
Andy Miller
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