Lyons coal tale and native games in Minnesota
A fragment from the Plano Advertiser recounts Lyons meeting with President Hill of Great Northern, his coal samples from Rainy Lake, and a railroad concession. It also notes a peculiar pastime in Bokhara involving horsemen and a decapitated goat as the ball. Public notices urge customers to settle accounts.
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Bob Lyons
Rainy Lake Country
Minnesota
President Hill
I. Great’ Northern ’ Railroad
Lyons
Duluth
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Perry's New Blocks Planned With Handsome Fronts
Plans largely completed for Perry's new blocks. Foundations mainly sound. some sites require new foundations to prevent settling. Several blocks to rise three stories, with architects designing modern fronts. Chandler, Breed, and Stevenson Leonard among builders. work to start early spring. parcels sold to O B Thormburg and others.
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Oil Foundation
Sol
Tikena
Severmd
Indelhars
Imgiddimee
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CC. Cyess & Son
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Warnes
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Bailey
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Philbrick
Chandler
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Stevenson & Leonard
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Stevenson
John Mitchell
O. B Thormburg
Modia cand Java at oF splendid
Fragmentary garbled text appears to mix words about Modia cand Java and praise for splendor. The readable portion provides no clear event, person, or organization to summarize as a news item.
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