Fargo Argus hopes to move into new building by August
The Fargo Argus aims to occupy its new building on August 1. The North Dakota Firemen plan a Jamestown tournament this week. Yankton votes 3400 to move its hose company to Pierre. Brookings county receives over 10000 dollars in blooded stock this spring. The Geo W Harris base team from Vierre heads to the Dubuque tournament. Sioux Falls loses 11 to 2 to Hawarden mine. Cavalier county expects at least 1,000,000 bushels of wheat this year. Canada plans mass immigration to Faulk county and west of Redfield. Northern Pacific may extend to Newdale via Milner with surveyors in the field. Camp Thomas opens June 16 on Big Stone Lake with G A R figures and General Allen among speakers. Lyell Cleveland injured in a horseback collision. Redfield Dispatch notes militiamen in new uniforms look like Prussian officers. Rev William Fielder preaches twelve sermons in six days, traveling 120 miles by team and twice that by rail. J W Wood reports Canadians increasingly choosing the Dakota side. Fargo Republican records frost damage to wheat near Valley City to Devil’s Lake. yield likely down. Edgerton News says late rains will aid crops. hail risk possible but unlikely. Sundance notes a mysterious illness in children, some say chickenpox, others poison ivy. Yankton Telegram: Captain Lameister proposes a militia circuit with encampments in Yankton, Elk Point, Sioux Falls, and Mitchell, rotating locations every three months.
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Brookings County
Geo. W. Harris
Vierre
Dubuque
Sioux Falls
Hawarden
Cavalier County
Canada
Dominion
Faulk County
Redfield
Northern Pacific
Milner
Newdale
Jack Hills
Camp Thomas
Big Stone Lake
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dakota
General Allen
Fargo
Lyell Cleveland
Devils Lake
Wmn. Fielder
J. W. Wood
Turtle Mountain
Fargo Republican
Valley City
Jamestown
Devil's Lake
Edgerton
Spearfish Register
Sundance
Southam
Nowers
Yankton
I Lameister
Elk Point
Mitchell
Local Man Escapes Injury as Box Falls Inches From Head
Joe Morrow narrowly avoids serious harm when a heavy hardware box falls and grazes the back of his neck causing slight injuries. In other column a normal school prospectus notes a summer establishment beginning July 6 with a comprehensive plan and strong recommendations. M F Dunham works on supplies to feed a large crowd of veterans. M I oversees the union’s re union effort and will handle the business task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Morrow
Normal School
M. F. Dunham
M. I
Prosper Township Returns Reported by Assessor Trendrickson
Prosper Township assesses total values across categories including horses cattle sheep hogs wagons and farm machinery. The assessor lists numbers and valuations for mules cattle sheep hogs wagons machines farm utensils money and credits stocks and shares and other property totaling the town’s taxable assets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hl. W. Trendrickson
Prosper Towns
West Third Street Property Boom Increases Demand
Rev A H Randahl, who sold property to Mrs R M Ewart via Henry Ahern, buys two good lots from Mr Geo L Everitt for 500 dollars. The plot lies near the first corner west of the conal house and Randahl has begun a two story residence, promising to enhance the street’s standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Third Street
A. H. Randahl
R. M. Ewart
Ilenry Ahern
Geo
Everitt
Conal House
Randahl
Dakota Phenomena and Oddities Stir Local Curiosity
A seven leaf clover was found by Dr. Dundas on his lawn, the first of its kind with seven leaves on a stem. In the Republica, an enormous hen's egg stood nine and a half inches tall, seven and a half inches around, and weighed six and a half ounces, laid by an ordinary hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Dundas
A Short Visit From Bishop Marty
Rev Father Sheehan met with Right Rev Bishop Marty in White Lake and back on the noon train. Marty dined with Sheehan and left by the east bound train for Yankton. He reviewed the city school building under construction and praised recent suburban improvements. He said Mitchell is destined to become a great metropolis of southern Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father Sheehan
White Lake
Bishop Marty
Yankton
Marty
Mitchell
Dakota
Railroad Changes Across Iowa and Dakota Lines
News from Sunday confirms F. D. Underwood resigned as superintendent of the Iowa and Dakota division to lead the Burlington and Northern in Dakota. J.B. Wall becomes general road master, with J. B. Cable as assistant superintendent. New jurisdiction extends to McGregor Iowa. Underwood will oversee Minneapolis Sault Ste. Marie Atlantic and Minneapolis and Pacific roads with operation and construction duties.
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F.D. Underwood
Burlington and Northern
Dakota
J.B. Wall
Mr. Underwood
J. B. Cable
Manitoba
McGregor
Iowa
Pioneer Press
F. D. Underwood
Iowa & Dakota
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Minneapolis, Sault Ste. Marie & Atlantic
Minneapolis & Pacific Roads
Ife
Dakota stock breeders chief tours Dakota cattle country
Fargo Argus reports President Theos. Da vid of the Dakota Fine Stock Breeders Association travels North Dakota visiting cattle men from Fargo to Helen Forks, along the Red River Valley to learn herds and promote Dakota stock. He meets many friends and sparks interest in Dakota cattle raised to high standards.
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Fargo
Theos. David
Dakota Fine Stock Breeders Association
North Dakota
Pargo
Helen
Rand Forks
Red River Valley
David
Dakota
Home Made Cheese Method by Mrs Nabinger
A rural guide from Pleasant Ridge by Mrs J M Nabinger details a milk cheese method. It covers fresh clean equipment, warming milk to 55 degrees, adding rennet, cutting and resting curds, breaking them to chestnut size, gradually adding warm whey to 98 degrees, checking firmness, draining, and final salting at four ounces.
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J. M. Nabinger
Pleasant Ridge
Cheese Curing and Pressing Instructions for Curd
To ten pounds of curd mix thoroughly and press. After four hours in the press turn and press again, leave overnight, then move to the shelf. Rub with butter and turn daily until ripe. Very small cheeses need no bandage and should not be pressed hard.
Pleasant Ridge Community Notices and Updates
Preaching at the schoolhouse next Sunday June 13 at 2 30 p m. Mrs FE VP Frentress of Beulah township recovering from brain fever. Miss Amelia J Nubinger living about eight and a half miles north of Pleasant Ridge. Mrs J 3 Frentress of Manchester Iowa visiting sons west of Mitchell. Miss Frankie Mehner back from Ipswich and living with Mrs Frazier south of Mitchell. Garden vegetables look healthy with peas tomatoes and cucumbers in blossom. Mr and Mrs Nabinger flew to their son in law Mr J Cooley last Tuesday evening.
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FE. VP
Frentress
Beulah Township
Amelia J. Nubinger
Pleasant Ridge
J. 3. Frentress
Manchester
Iowa
Mitchell
Frankie Mehner
Ipswich
Beulah crops boom as storm claims livestock
In Beulah a Monday night storm killed a young horse and a yearling steer owned by Mr. Eves Pine, about thirty rods apart. Insurance by Chamberlain covers the losses. A Pine School House Sunday School Convention is set for June 27 with invited speakers and entertainment. M. L. Bobb secured a homestead filing on the Fuller claim and plans a summer build, while Henry Pine buys a new Timpkin buggy to travel abroad.
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Eves Pine
Chamberlain Company
Pine School House
M. L. Bobb
Fuller
Henry Pine
Correura SOAP Sheds Light on Popular Summer Sale
Union Towns Kentucky druggist Hardigg notes a strong sale season due to a widespread activated form of Tech, with Correuigs eMeb LES meeting expectations during the summer.
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Wol
Hardigg
Uniontows
Broad Training Programs Emphasize History Civics and Science
The article outlines a comprehensive course framework covering U S history politics and government physiology natural philosophy and a teachers commercial course. It lists subjects from ancient to modern topics noting practical exercises maps skeleton anatomy and narcotics hygiene with costs for full term and board.
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Mitchell Capital
Fargo Argus
North Dakota Firemen
Pierre
Prosper Township
Tafty
Theos
Beulah
Sk Soat
Leah
Clara A. Frederick
Broad Brook
Conn
Henry Slade
E. 4Th St
New York
Resolvent
Porrek Drug and Chemical Co
Boston
City of
Mitchel
Chas, W, Taylor
WF. Kimball
Alex Mitcner
Hale
A. B. Hager
Hager Brothers
Arlington House
J. W. Corbin
Mitchell Normal School and Business College
Board OF Trustees
C. M. Gooey
O. O. Stanchfield
E. B. Bracy
M. L. Bradley
C. W. Gordon
U.S
Normal and Business Institute
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Chas. W. Gordon
Sec. Mitchell Normal Institute
Mitchell, Dakota
Randall & Wheelock
Pawmituee and
Podertakin
Omean
Tan
St Paul Harvester and Binder
St. Paul
Tiest Paul
Empire Mowinc Machines
Canton Hayales
Ami
North Main Street
Letcher Hardware Store
Elkhart Carriace & Harness M'F
W. B. Pratt
Elkhart
Finest Gallery
West of
Chicago
India Inc
Henry Ahern
Geo. A. Johnston
Cook Block
la Crosse
Business College
la Crouse, Wis
Jess Bu
Wallace la Crosse
Wis
E. C. West
John G. West &Go
W. Madison St
Chicao, Illa
West
Mendenhall Greenhouses
Mendenhall Florist
Minneapolis, Minn
R. J. Mendenhall
Stip
Monroe Liquid Eraser Company
Winsonsin
New York & Havana
Fourth Ave
N.Y
Rock Teeee
W.M. Henry
P. Rowell & Co
Sprucest, N.Y
Riegard
Moline Plow Company
Moline
Illinois
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