Three Fire Runs Without a Loss in Fargo
The Fargo fire department ran three small alarms between 11 a.m. and 1 a.m. Yesterday. A box car near Building & Loan had smoke but only a warming stove was found. At 12:35 p.m. a kitchen fire at FE T Embertson’s 1616 First Ave S caused no damage. At 1 p.m. smoke issued from the Fitzgerald Coffee house furnace but no flames were present.
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Fargo Fire Department
Building & Loan
FE. T. Embertson
First Avenue South
Fitzgerald Coffee House
Parasites and Satellites Address At Y M C A
Rev. F B Sapp of the Christian church spoke on Parasites and Satellites before the Y M C A mews meeting. He defined social, non productive, educational and religious parasites and described their relation to man’s social and other conditions. The talk drew a large audience of men who appreciated the discussion.
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F. B. Sapp
Christian Church
Sapp
Dakota Business College Expands Facilities in Fargo
The Dakota Business College unveils a new building adding about 30 000 square feet and capacity for 600 students. The campus lists sixty typewriters three Burroughs adding machines and other equipment in proportion to support expanding enrollment.
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Fargo
Dakota Business College
Burroughs
Fine Programme at the Big Feed
The second annual Jobben t banquet under Fargo Credit Men’s association will be at Hotel Gardner Tuesday night at 9. Toastmaster R S Lewis. Welcome address F A Burdick. Speaking by F F Grant W W Smith W L Nichols H R Turner Prof A G Arnold Edw Engerud. Expected 200 jobbers credit men traveling from Fargo wholesale houses. Menu includes exotic courses and dessert.
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Fargo Credit Men's Association
Hotel
Gardner
Ton. R. S. Lewis
F. A. Burdick
F. F. Grant Exchange Courtesier
W. W. Smith Threshers Association
W. L. Nichols
Ches. H. Dill Bankers Association
W. C. Macfadden Commercial Law
H. R. Turner
A. G
Fargo
Hotel man Laughlin faces charge over unsanitary house
John C Laughlin proprietor of the Hotel Syndicate Tolley North Dakota was arrested on a warrant by Hotel Inspector Anderson and bound over to appear in court on unsanitary house charges. Kirkwood hotel Carrington owner fined twenty five dollars and costs for missing fire escapes as required by law.
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City Today
John C Laughlin
Hotel Syndicate
Tolley, N. D
Anderson
Yloughlin
Kirkwood
Carrington
Former North Dakota postmaster pleads guilty to embezzlement
In federal court Corliss former Caledonia postmaster pleaded guilty to embezzling money order funds. Judge Charles F Amidon sentenced him to six months in Cass county jail and a $300 fine. Inspectors had investigated and found misused proceeds.
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Corliss
Caledonia
N. D
Charles F. Amidon
Cass County
Page Benedict Land Co Investment Offered in Fao
Investors are urged to read the Page Benedict Land Co offer in this issue promising a lucrative opportunity in Fao city. The notice highlights a strong return potential and invites inquiries from readers seeking solid investments.
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Fao
Big M W A Meeting in Fargo Camp Promises Social Night
A Fargo Modern Woodmen of America camp holds a big meeting on Tuesday at Loyal Knights hall starting 7 30 pm. R C Bellew district deputy and FE Hamm of Minneapolis will address attendees after a short business session and a social hour with supper cigars and guests urged to bring friends.
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Fargo
Woodmen of America
Loyal Knights’s
Order
R. C. Bellew
FE. A. Hamm
Minneapolis
Local couples receive marriage licenses at county court
On Saturday licenses were issued to Aurelius L Wall and Elizabeth S Lattimer both of this city and Edward Lee McDonald and Maud Pearl Marshall of Fargo.
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Aurelius L. Wall
Elizabeth S. Lattimer
Edward Lee McDonald
Maud Pearl Marshall
Fargo
Y M C A Youths Prepare Calendar Exhibit This Week
The boys from the Y M C A youth department are preparing a large calendar exhibit to be held Thursday through Saturday at the association building. They canvassed business men for calendars and reported strong support with many 1910 calendars pledged. Last year’s exhibit was successful and funded delegates to the Lake Geneva conference. organizers aim to raise even more this year as they refined the show. Sec Harry Goodrich urged businessmen to send calendars regardless of circular letters, noting the advertising benefit for sponsors and the help to the youths.
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Association
Lake Geneva Y
Goodrich
Fargoan 15 in a Fatal Wreck
Miss Mathea Nyman a federal reporter aboard the Rock Island Passenger was injured when the train was struck broadside by a runaway freight at a junction near Mason City Iowa. One man was reported killed though passengers were not told at the time.
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Mathea Nyman
Federal Court
St. Louis
Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles F. Amidon
Miss Nyman
Rock Island
Figmoenths Pienetten Ta
Ely
Mason City
St. Paul
Saintly
Union Station
Room and Cottage Rentals Offered by Page Benedict Land Co
One of four rooms available for $10.00 per month two of five rooms offered at $15.00 per month one six room cottage described as modern priced at $25.00 Page Benedict Land Co.
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Page Benedict Land Co
Minot Hosts North Dakota Educators Convention
Minot prepares to welcome hundreds of educators for the North Dakota State Educational Association annual convention in Ward County. Fargo officials Supt. Mattie Davis and Dr. C C. discuss plans to consider resuming meetings in Fargo and Grand Forks to better accommodate visitors. The event draws teachers from across the state during the Christmas break opening schools for attendance.
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Minot
North Dakota
State Educational Association
Ward County
Mattie Davis
C. C
Fargo
Grand Forks
N. P. Switchman Dead in Fargo After Pneumonia
Charles Hudd a switchman for six years died Sunday in a local hospital from pneumonia. Aged 59, he left behind a wife and daughter in Chicago and a son, with the Switchmen's union arranging the removal. The body will be sent to Kensington, Ohio, for funeral and interment.
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Charles Hudd
Fargo
Moorhead
Dilworth
Switchman’s Union
Luger Furniture Co
John Dougherty
Albert Hudd
Kingsington
Stark Hathaway
Chicago
Kingsington Cemetery
Land prospectus praises Furnish-Coe Project lands
Stevenson Dunlop and J H Hendrickson report favorable impressions after inspecting the Furnish-Coe lands in Stanfield Oregon. They praise irrigation ease, soil potential for fruit raising, and proximity to markets in Portland and Seattle. Each buys five or ten acres and urges friends to invest.
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Stanfield
Ore
Columbia Land Co
North Yakima
Hood River
Furnish-Coe Project
Stevenson Dunlop
Fargo
North Yakimah
Waslington
Oregon
Statfild
Portland
Seattle
Tiuy
J. H. Hendrickson
Christmas Carol Service at Gethsemane Cathedral
The Sunday school of Gethsemane Cathedral will host a Christmas carol service tomorrow evening at 5 o clock. After the service, children and teachers will go to basement rooms for supper and gifts from a decorated tree, followed by games and seasonable activities. Dean Dowling urges all parish children to attend.
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Gethsemane Cathedral
Dean Dowling
Cass County Court Term Expected Light to Open
The January term of Cass county district court is projected as light with fewer actions filed than the last term. Eight days before opening, notes of issue must be filed for calendar printing. An informal bar association meeting is slated for Tuesday Jan 4 at the courthouse.
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BAR
Cass County District Court
Bar Association
Midshipman Laizure Assigned to the Michigan
The Army and Navy Register reports Midshipman Dallas Laizure was detached from the battleship Virginia and reassigned to the Michigan. The move, surprising yet desirable, places him on the newest major battleship, currently in Philadelphia with New York as home yard. Laizure, a North Dakota appointee who graduated with high honors, previously served with the world voyage fleet under Evans.
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Army and Navy Register
Dallas
Laizure
Virginia
Michigan
New York
Philadelphia
Cuba
North Dakota
Naval Academy
Evans
G. A. R. Ball Tonight At Stone's Hall
The twenty second annual post ball of John F Reynolds G A R will be held this evening in Stone's hall. Veterans have prepared for a grand march and a full programme of dances. The event is expected to be an enjoyable affair continuing the post’s strong social reputation.
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John F. Reynold
Stone’s Hall
D B C Will Move to New Building Quarters
The Dakota Business College shorthand department will relocate to the second floor of the new building next week. Upon completion the school will boast finer quarters than any country business school, while maintaining the same tuition as other schools.
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Dakota Business College
Public officials resume duties after Christmas break
After a two day holiday with ideal weather and a traditional Christmas, city officials deputies and clerks returned to headquarters to resume work. A prominent official praised the holiday and humorously noted stocking gifts as part of the celebration.
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Santa Claus
Christmas Wedding Joins Miss Jennie B Hoople and Samuel J
A quiet Christmas morning ceremony was held at the First Methodist church parsonage in this city. Miss Jennie B Hoople and Samuel J were joined in marriage by Rev H G Leonard. Both are from Marion North Dakota. The bride wore cream silk and olive traveling gown. After the ceremony the couple left for a trip to the twin cities and Iowa and plan to reside in Marion after January 15. The groom is manager of the Farmers Elevator Co of Marion and helped lead its success.
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First Methodist Church
Jennie B. Hoople
Samuel J
H. G. Leonard
N. D
Rental listing near Broadway on Second Ave North
Two houses available at $55 per month on Second Avenue North near Broadway. Lot measures 90 by 100 feet with 100 feet of trackage. asking price $6,500. Future value seen as the trackage may control the remaining 90 by 100 feet.
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First Avenue
Second Avenue North
Broadway
German monorail to be shown in United States
The German monorail invention by Mr Brennan will be shown in the United States under N M Robinson and Hart Oberg who have arrived from Germany with plans to introduce it to Americans. Brennan may supervise experiments on first run, with world astonishment and scientists predicting a revolutionary effect on transportation.
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France
England
Germany
United States
New York
Brennan
N. M. Robinson
Hart Oberg
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