Farmers Enjoy Every Minute of Wisconsin Trip
Fifty Ward county farmers toured Wisconsin in a bankers sponsored excursion. The trip, led by attorney Carl E B Davis, included stops in St Paul Waukesha and Donnybrook with visits to Guernsey cattle farms. Notable herds at Fox Bros Maple Hill Farm and William Jones Farm featured prominent bulls and high butter fat yields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl EB. Davis
E. G. Kirley
Minot
E. H. Palmer
Williston
J. J. Brand
Logan
A. H. Peterson
Wm. Ehr
L. D. Colton
Burlington
B. J. Anderson
John J. Lee
A. J. Anderson
Oscar Herum
Carpio
E. S. Person
A. C. Erb
D. E. Benell
Theodore Elarth
Sawyer
John Wynn
E. H. Kendall
Norwich
Carl Feldner
Donnybrook
C. B. Davis
A. J. Bronner
Frank Ehr
Peter Ehr
Ole Oen
A. F. Thomas
Deering
H. Gieselman
John Clark
K. N. Erickson
M. D. Graham
Andrew Jacobson
D. H
Geo
Carpenter
Willinton
Lee Hoffman
Courtenay
T. A. Haverstad
Soo Line
Art Selberg
Tray
Pass
St. Paul
Swift Packing Establishment
Waukesha
Guernsey Breeders Assn
Waukesha County
Fox Bros
Strandfords Glenwood
Pinehurst
King Geldean
Maple Hill
Fruit Bros
Lillian Bishop
May King
William Jones
Prise
Wisconsin
Jones
Lord Waukeahs
Annual Sunday School Convention Draws Ward County
Ward County Sunday School association prepares for its eighth annual convention on July 1 and 2 with morning afternoon and evening sessions. Festivities include specialist speakers from Fargo and New York City, boys and girls programs, department conferences, and a teacher training graduation. Publishing houses will exhibit Sunday school supplies and school work exhibits with prizes awarded for graded work class exhibits cradle rolls and other categories. Delegates are urged from every school to support the efficiency campaign under the banner Efficiency in Sunday School Work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward County Sunday School Association
Rey. Walter A. Snow
Fargo
Ella Morris Snow
Mary E. Moxrey
Columbia University
New York City
Ward County
Aurelia
Walter A. Snow
Geo. Hilton
Church of the Brethren Mission
China
Mouse River Loop Chautauqua Highlights and Realty Ad
Kenmare and Mohall promoters push Mouse River Loop Chautauqua 1914 with July 3 to 12 events led by Kuehn Concert Co Madam Mudge and many speakers. Real estate ad offers rich Minot area farms at $28 per acre with easy terms, one mile from town, plus local store and attractions contributing to the festival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Minot
N. Dak
Kenmare
McKinney
Mouse River Loop
Lou J. Benuechamp
Humborous
Father MacCrory
Col. Geo. W. Bain
Kentucky
William Battie
The
Sadlers
Miss Wilbur
Bob” Seeds
Orchestra Comique
Dolley Randolph
Miss Lamkin
Lula Loveland Shephard
Charles Edward Russell
P. J. McCumber
Major Murphy
Moving Picture Show
W. E. Grinnell
Elsberry Captures Bold Horse Thief After Long Pursuit
Elsbury tracked and captured a horse thief 26 miles from Minot after noon Saturday. He chased to Deering area with missing horse shoe aiding the pursuit, secured the thief Julius a former Elsberry employee, recovered the horse King valued over $250, and returned the animal Sunday. He rewarded the thief with a cigar and the incident involved local constables and an ex policeman from St. Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Elsberry
Deering
Minot
Jal
Mr. Elsberry
Altho
St. Louis
Rogers Lumber Co Plans Big Expansion and Local Offices
Rogers Lumber Co will build a two story brick building at Welcome street and East Second to house offices and to relocate some Minneapolis work to the city. The yard will be expanded with new sheds and more employees as the firm gears up for a large fall business. Farmers Invited to No Man's Land for summer dances continue with Ehr in charge of tickets and musicians Hovind's orchestra on hand each evening. Farmers are welcome to pitch tents at No Man's Land, with the camp likely to remain until after the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Street
East Second
Rogers Lumber Co
Auditor
Minneapolis
No Man's Land
John Ehr
No Man’s Land
John
Hovind
Mr. Ehr
H Z Mitchell Married Grace Whit ney in Hibbing Minn
The Independent reports the marriage of H Z Mitchell former city editor of the Optic to Grace Edna Whitney of Saint Cloud Minnesota. They will reside in Hibbing where Mitchell works in newspaper duties. Hundreds of friends send best wishes to the couple. Begley plans a trip to County Galway Ireland for two months, returning to America on April 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Mitchell
Benedict
The
Independent
Optic
Grace Edna Whitney
Cloud
Minn
Hibbing
Mitchell
Ehennie
M. E. Begley
New York
Treland
Mont Begley
America
Begley
Nessman
Elks Convention Prep Beautiful Minot Ahead of June Start
Minot readies for the Elks state convention opening June 30 with streets adorned in purple and white and the national colors. The Metropolitan City band practices nightly as B W Halney returns to lead Minor Lodge No 1089. Over 300 Elks in white parade, visiting wives enjoy launches, bridge, dances, musical programs, and carnival shows amid expected thousand visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minot
B. W. Halney
Great Falls
Mont
Northwest
Minor Lodge No. 1089
Elks
Big Carnival Company
Nomia Musical Comedy Company Comes to the City
Nomia Musical Comedy Company appears with thirty performers in twelve numbers including The Smart Set on Parade showing Paris fashions and colored wigs. The troupe, famed for a 120 night Waco run, features Miss Garcia Brown and Mr George Harvey in electric numbers. Programs change twice weekly and the show is tied to the Patterson Shows and Lake Upsilon summer launch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nomia
Paris
Nomina
Nomin Musical Comedy Company
Majontic Theatre
Waco
Texas
Garcia Brown
George Harvey
Nomia Theatre
Nomis
Patterson
Elephants Learn Tango in Gollmar Show
A circus trainer taught performing elephants to tango after earlier dances. At Mile Waukee the first tango performance by the elephants drew convulsive amusement. Gollmar Brothers, America's greatest shows, will exhibit in Minot on Thursday July 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empty Styles
Gollmar Bros
Big Men Eerie
Mr. Styles
Jhuge
Styles
Mile Waukee
Gollmar Brothers
America
Minot
Veteran printer Milo Pitkin's Golden Wedding celebrated
The Independent notes invitation to the Golden Wedding of Milo J. Pitkin and his wife at their daughter’s Sawyer home on June 80. Pitkin, a veteran printer since 1854, served in the Civil War with the 2nd Wisconsin Infantry and the Tron Brigade, later editing and publishing papers in Sawyer, Britt, Oregon and Idaho before moving to Castor and finally Alberta, Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Milo J. Pitkin
Earl C. Pounds
Sawyer
Milo Pitkin
la Crosse
Wis
Co. B
1St Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
Gettysburg
Wisconsin
Indiana
Michigan
North Dakota
Sun
Ori Bailey
Bailey of
Britt
C. C. C. Willis
Pitkin
Oregon
Idaho
Alberta
Can
Saseater
Castor
Alta
WCOY Continuation Of Banner Sale At McCoy’s
The June Banner Sale at McCoy's is extended to July 8 due to late merchandise arrivals. The store continues to offer greater values in the market area and plans further promotions to boost sales and attract customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCoy's
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Ward County Association
Jacob Gordon
Olaf Muus
Moorehead
Muus
White Earth
Heath
Rize
H. Sleeper
Mohall, N. D
North Prairie Farmers’ Club
Eureka No
Jand West
Eureka
Moose River Loop
Surrey
E. H. Porter
Mondan
Maida
N. D. Land Co
Elsberry
Bold Horse
Dairyman
Dreking
Minot Lodge
Nomia Musical Comedy Company
F. Baton
Gota
Monster Beasts
Gollmar Bros. Circus
Veteran Printer's
WCOY
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