North Dakota Medical Men Open Session
The thirty second annual North Dakota State Medical Association session opened at the Commercial club rooms with about seventy physicians from across the state plus guests from Minneapolis and Chicago. The opening program included an invocation, welcome by local doctors, and papers on medical science with discussions. Further meetings and officer elections are scheduled, with afternoon papers by LaRose, Bjornson, Rindlaub, Bratrud and a Lamont demonstration.
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North Dakota State Medical Association
Commercial Club
Minneapolis
W. A. Evans
Chicago
House of Delegates
E. A. Pray
Atate Association
HB. Thorgrimsen
Grand Forke
H. M. Wheeler
Grand Forks
J. P. Aylen
Fargo
Dy. W. Feibler
Devils
Lake
F.C. Rodda
Eihongcorcie
Prine Nerith Laboratory
University of North Dakota
WP Batawin
State Association
A. Pray
Northwestern
Sheyenne Valley
James Grassick
House
Minetias
V. J. LaRose
Bismarck
Bjornson
Winnipeg
Martin P. Rindlaub
A. F. Bratrud
Grand Yorks
J. G. Lamont
Dunseith
J. G. Engstad
J. 2
Convention Events With Dr Evans Address At Lincoln Park
Delegates from Grand Parke gather for a garden party in Lincoln Park at 6 pm after a regular session. Dr W A Evans speaks at 8 pm in the Presbyterian church on Some Lessons From the Late War, followed by a banquet at the Dacotah hotel for all convention guests at 10 pm.
Local Man Narrowly Survives Fergus Falls Storm
In a letter to Mrs. W. W. Carpenter, from Fergus Falls Minnesota, husband Mr. Carpenter describes a house being swept away after he sought basement refuge. He worked at a glue factory, which was wrecked, and his brother and others survived. He plans to stay to assist rescue efforts and notes the destruction surpasses last summer’s Tyler tornado.
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W. W. Carpenter
North Fourth Street
Mr. Carpenter
Fergus Falls
Minn
Shoelty
Carpenter
H. L. Carpenter
Union Avenue
Noor
Tnioh Avenue
Fergusalls
Ferguas
Tyler
Addresses by Rachie at Northwood stir state tour
Rachie delivered two highly successful addresses at Northwood this morning, denouncing socialism in North Dakota. He spoke in Norwegian and English to a large Inege audience, with Kota Standard among those assembled as he continues his statewide tour.
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Rachie
Northwood
North Dakota
Inege
Kota Standard
O Connell On Witness Stand In Toscas Case
Harold O Connell testified in district court that Christ Toscas bought silk goods from two boys who robbed Odell store on April 6. O Connell described Toscas advising a Sunday entry and specifying silk details and waist sizes. Sheriff Stewart and Chief Overby testified the stolen goods ended at Toscas California Fruit store, with Toscas claiming ignorance of theft. State's Attorney Elton led the prosecution. O'Connor and Sveinbjorn Johnson defend Toscas.
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Christ Toscas
Harold O'Connell
O'Connell
Odell
Toscas
Stewart
Overby
California
T. B. Elton
J. F. O'Connor
Sveinbjorn Johnson
Rotary Club Holds Regular Session in Noon Meeting
At a noon meeting of the Rotary Club, J. A. Poppler of Poppler Piano Co presided. Discussion focused on strengthening the club and advancing organizational work, with plans presented and reviewed as the group progresses.
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Rotary Club
J. A. Poppler
The
Poppler Piano Company
Mallory Returned From Army Service
Edwin Mallory son of Mrs E O Mallory 219 Euclid avenue returned home this morning from overseas service with the Sightseeing Six after 18 months of duty Mrs Charles Horlacher of Indianapolis and Mrs Irma Mallory Fisher of Thief River Falls expected in the week to visit their brother
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Edwin Mallory
E. 0. Mallory
Euclid Avenue
Charles Horlacher
Indianapolis
Irma Mallory Fisher
Thief River Falls
Summer classes opened at the university today
The state university began its summer session with courses in progress and 67 students enrolled by Monday night. Wesley College reports slower enrollment by noon, but residence halls are well filled and a larger enrollment is anticipated once the university finishes processing registrations.
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Cisses
The
State University
Wesley College
Hugh Stewart Wed in Park River Ceremony
Hugh Stewart train dispatcher for the Great Northern at Grand Forks married Mrs. Hazel Walmus on Monday afternoon at the home of the bride’s mother Mrs. Henrietta McLeod in Park River. The couple then went to Graf ton for a brief honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Hugh Stewart
Great Northern Railway
Grand , Forks
Hazel Walmus
Park River
Henrietta McLeod
Grafton
Live Stock Judging Contest Set For Monday
The preliminary live stock judging contest for Boys and Girls Club members of the county will be held Monday, June 30, at Crystal Springs farm near Arvilla. Winners receive a loving cup, and the top three form the Grand Forks county team for state honors at the state fair. Anthony Stonehouse offers his live rack for judging, with work starting at 10 AM. Hub members and attendees should bring lunches. judging will continue into the afternoon.
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Crystal Springs
Arvilia
Grand Forks
Anthony Stonehouse
Hub
Union Commercial College Promotes Students to Grand Forks
The Union Commercial College of Grand Forks North Dakota says it sends Mim Helen Fisher to a prestigious position with Grand Forks Overland Co. The firm employs U C C students and values thorough business training for better salaries and career openings. Training length is short and affordable with a free catalog.
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Union Commercial College
Grand Forks
N. Dak
Mim Helen Fisher
Grand Forks Overland Co
Salvation Army Seeks Funds for Erecting Hut
Salvation Army appeals for funds to build a temporary hut for a local celebration. Estimated cost is 200 dollars with hope to gather the amount without difficulty. The hut will be erected on a designated site to enhance community enjoyment of the event.
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Salvation Army
Campaign spokesmen urge voters to veto seven laws
Independent Voters association speakers tour Grand Forks county to oppose seven league measures. C B Burtness speaks at Northwood and Loretta, Liver Scrumgaard at Thompson and Melinock, J B Wineman and John Freeman at Manvel and Arvilla, W G Miller and George A Benson at Salmonson school Walte township, and Rye township town hall hosts last night meeting.
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Grand Forks
Independent Voters’ Association
Seven League
C. B. Burtness
Northwood
Loretta Township
Larimore
Liver Scrumgaard
Devils Lake
Thompson
Melinock
J. B. Wineman
John Freeman
Manvel
Arvilla
W. G. Miller
George A. Benson
Salmonson School
Walte Township
Rye Township
Grand Forks Banks Close Thursday For Election
All banks in Grand Forks will be closed for the entire day Thursday May 26 for a special referendum election. Fast Grand Forks banks will remain open. W H Alexander and staff prepared ballot boxes and will distribute them to polling places Wednesday or Thursday morning.
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Grand Forks
W. H. Alexander
No answer yet on Norton's homecoming singing charge
Local committee handling the July 4 celebration has not received approval to keep W. W. Norton for community singing. Norton was ordered to travel to New York to lead a community ring there, but officials are seeking to retain him locally for the time being.
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War Camp
W. W. Norton
Norton
New York
Preventatorium Plans Pushed By Charity Leaders
Charity leaders press forward with plans to establish a preventatorium for Grand Forks children in need of summer care. Proposals include using the former N. B. Felton residence at 165 Reeves Avenue, with Mr. Felton contacted to secure the site while other options are considered for a temporary summer facility.
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Grand Forks
N. B. Felton
Reeves Avenue
Mr. Felton
Temporary rental plan for establishment site
A proposal suggests renting a suitable space for the venture temporarily, with plans to relinquish the site once a permanent location for the establishment is secured. The arrangement aims to ensure continuity while awaiting a fixed site.
State Board to Hold Examinations in Rural County
The program of final eighth grade state board examinations will be held June 27 and 28 in rural sections of the county. Miss M Beatrice Johnstone county superintendent of schools announced the schedule. The first day morning tests cover arithmetic and physiology. afternoon tests cover civics and spelling.
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M. Beatrice Johnstone
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Samuel Goldwyn
Snes Bape Ted
Dori
ROYAL
Montague Love
Wiliam Duncan
Man of Might
Marion Davies
Orpheum
Lowry & Kathryn
Razor Salesman
Irving Gear & CO
Mack and
Lane
DE Lyons
Motion Pictures
Foto
Wallace Reid
Mallory
University
Oxford
Moor
Lovell
McIalten
John G. Brandin
Northwestern Nations! Bank
Grand Forks, X, D
N. W
Rand Bros. Shoe Ip
J-C. Anson
Farmers’ Movement
Appeal To Reason
Socialist
Rteason Girard
Kanga
Nebraska
Great Northwest
Empirelist
Girard
Kan
Eugene V. Debs
Atlanta
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