Lost His Feet After Train Accident in Lynch House Area
A Gayville man W. D. Craige lost his right foot and severed his left leg below the knee when he fell under a Chicago and North Western train near the depot while riding in baggage cars with a companion. Surgeons amputated the foot and Craige, a harness maker, will recover ability to work. His family is in Iowa, and he will be cared for by railway or town authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Craige
Gayville
Chicago & North-Western
Craige
Fleming
Milwaukee Road
Hankinson
Aberdeen
Milwaukee
Northwestern
Union Street
Boardman
South Dakota
Iowa
After the Saloons in Tower City Prohibition Drive
The Prohibition Central Committee in Tower City announces a school house campaign with Scandinavian speakers and volunteers from ministers and citizens. They urge anti saloon candidates to contact M H Kiff for assistance aiming to mobilize 5000 votes in 60 days, arguing farmers oppose saloons and instructing supporters to keep hostile candidates at home this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower City
N. D
Oakes Republican
Prohibition Central Committee
Prohibition
M.H. Kiff
Cha
M. H. Kiff
Kammer Fails to Organize Local Building Loan Branch
J E Kammer who worked here last week to organize a branch of the North Western Building and Loan Association of Fargo did not complete his plan. He had most things arranged and several lending businessmen had pledged support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrington
Town
Cone
Oakes
J. E. Kammer
North- Western Building & Loan Association of
Fargo
Enduring Educator Sarah A Ferris Dies in Dakota
Sarah A Ferris, born April 8 1822 in New ton Conn, taught in Ohio and Indiana, then moved to Dakota in 1885 for health. A devout Christian and keen memory, she lived with her niece Mrs Alfred Brownson and died August 23 at age 72 years 4 months and 15 days, the youngest of seven siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Ferris
Newton
Conn
Bellevue
Ohio
Oberlin College
Indiana
Dakota
Alfred Brownson
Y Social Tonight At Oaklets Wing Event
Saturday notices from Oaklets describe activities at the Y including a P s social. Hi Soules of Cogswell visited Fargo on business with other locals such as J M Given and Johnnie McCarthy returning from Illinois. The Soo railway planned regular Kulm trips, and local families hosted station agents and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hi Soules
Cogswell
Johnnie McCarthy
Illinois
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. 0. Berg
Oakes, X
S. W. Teal
North Dakota
William Gardner
Exchange Hotel
Oake
Sakes Flour & Feed CO
DaKes
John Ken
Oakes Norra Daxora
M.N. Chamberlin
Agency For Real Estate and Loans
2Nd Street No
Roberts Block
N,d
Peterson
Cigcarsa
Union Staxxr
P.S. Peabody
A. A. Woodward
Dray Line
Noer Bros
P. J. O’neil
L. Harris, Oakes
WN. Dak
Dealer
Cistar
Douglas
Brockton
Mass
Howland’& Coodrigh
Stranger
Lynch House
N. P
J. M. Given
Walker
Elfendate
Frank VanMiddleworth
Fullerton
A.C. MecCorkrell
Yorktown
Red River Valley
Ellendale
Court House
Freem Crandall
Assosk & Crandall
Ben Shoman
Glover
Minneapolis
Educational Supply Co
Tempie Court
Minn
Shakespere Club
C. S. Brown
Mrs. Scott
Scott Brothers
Wm. Jamison
Sargent County
Straudville
Eric Holm
Mr. Holm
Clement
Pacific
Etta Stensby
Ft. Dodge,a
Stensby
East Union St
Bittman
Britton
Brooks
Dickey County
Brown County
Marshalls
McCarthy Bros
J. H W. Coulter
T. PF. Marshall
Great Western Clothing Company
E. W. Bittman & Co
T. F.marshall
H. C. McCartney
Bank OF Uakes
Commercial House
George Glarden
M. A. Buneber
W. H. Marsh
Carr Carriage
Berg
Oakes, N. D
Armen
Elkhart Garrigg
Surreys
Nitrer
Bingley Bgtos
Tnebuipa
W. B. Pratt
Sec’y
Elkhart
Ind
Elkhart Bicycle
Eorgings
of All
Chine
Forrures
Monarch Cycle Company
Satesroom
We Lake and
Halsted Sts
Chicago, Ill
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