Definition of Socialism and Local Notices
The excerpt reproduces an editorial definition of socialism from Justice a London socialist paper arguing public ownership of production leads to benefit for all and social transformation. It then reports local items: H Golden’s final proof, trappers catching nearly all traps, John Sneakum’s prompt attendance, Pete Fluegog selling a farm to Abe Gordon, a well attended dance at Simonson's, Ed Knudson in Minot, Louis Carlson losing his barn and crops, sympathy from neighbors, Pete Flevoy at the Ekholm camp, talk of a socialist local, and a social gathering at Flevoy's place.
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Justice
London
England
Aod
Rice Lake
H. Golden
John Sneakum
Pete Fluegog
Abe Gordon
Minot
Simonson
Knudson
Louis Carlson
Woodmen Will Install Officers This Friday
Newly elected officers of the M W A will halt their installation Friday evening. Names listed include E E Riley as Venerable Counsel Coulter as Vice Counsel Charles Weber as Banker E A Harthouse as Clerk Mr Harshbarger as Escort Mr Spooner as Watchman Geo Hecker as Sentry with F D McGulpin installing officer Also Estella Cruse of Appleton City Mo left Friday for Kansas City Mo with Mrs J W Webster sister of Mrs Cruse
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E. E. Riley
Coulter
Chas. Weber
E. A. Harthouse
Harshbarger
Spooner
Geo. Hecker
F.D. McGulpin
Estella Cruse
Appleton City
Kansas, City
J. W.webster
Cruse
Surrey man D. H. Funderberg noted by typesetter as DK
A recent item on D. H. Funderberg of Surrey reports the story with the typesetter marking the initials DK. The brief flag indicates a formatting note rather than new facts about Funderberg.
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D. H. Funderberg
Surrey
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R. W. Dalziel
H. N. Midtbo Real Estate Agent
Bialsdell-Bird Block
Minot, North di
A. A. Robinson
F. W. Roach
Minot, N. D
Leland Department Store
Smallwood
N. D