Roosevelt visits North Dakota exhibit at San Francisco fair
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt, visiting the Panama-Pacific International Exposition, tours the North Dakota building. He praises the display, notes Medora items, and registers as Theodore Roosevelt of Medora, North Dakota. Other North Dakota figures including Alfred Zuger and Col. Wynn attend. events highlight state boosters and college reunions planned for August.
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Theodore Roosevelt
North Dakota
Roosevelt
Exposition City
North Daketh
Medora
Col. Roosevelt
Our
Woman's Needle Club
School of Mines
The
State University
See. Holbein
North Dakota Register
Alfred Zuger
Seattle
Zuger
Old
Col
R. C. Wynn
Sherwood
San Francisco
International Purity Congress
Col. Wynn
Col. Wynt
Market Street
North Dakota Agricultural College
John Worst
South Dakota State College
Brookings
Mathews
North Dakota State University
Pres
F. L. McVey
Exposition Grounds
North Dakota Commission
Mother of Fingal Man Dies in Iowa
Fingal Herald reports D. W. Price returned from Mount Ayr Iowa after learning his mother Mrs Edith Price had died the day before at 74 years six months. Funeral held Wednesday afternoon. Deceased's cancer of the stomach cited.
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Fingal Herald
D. W. Price
Mount Ayr
Iowa
Edith Price
Farm social at Gustafson home raises funds
About 200 people attended the dinner at the Gustafson farm on Thursday benefiting the Norwegian Lutheran church. The event concluded with a 6 o'clock meal and net proceeds of 24.86 dollars, much to the delight of Mr. and Mrs. Gustafson.
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Ingal Herald
Gustafson
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Senator LaFollette in City Meets Large Morning Group
Tuesday morning at 9 46 a crowd gathered at the depot to greet Senator LaFollette with a band playing and old friends. He spent 15 minutes reconnecting then rode with Mayor Platou for a city run before rest. An afternoon auto parade formed at 1 30 with multiple notable figures in line to hear him.
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Senator LaFollette
Stalion
Wisconsin
Platou
American National Bank
Fargo Fair Ends on High Note with Large Attendance
Fargo August 1 The four day fair closed after an estimated 64 000 attendees over the week about 6000 Tuesday 9000 Wednesday 14000 Thursday 10000 Friday and 25000 Saturday The officials praised the displays especially machines and automobiles and noted the successful racing and livestock exhibitions The report cites Secretary Nash and Secretary Snelson as confirming the fair was a grande success with ample accommodations and strong interest from Montana and Minnesota observers
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Fargo
Nash
Snelson
Montana
Alex Sloan
Grand Forks
Northwest
Minnesota
Social Roundup in West Getchell and Nearby
A lively Sunday scene across West Getchell and surrounding towns features visitors and gatherings. Notable mentions include Mr. and Mrs. Detilie of Sibley township at Joseph Stade's home, Mrs. Lampman returning to Porcupine Wisconsin, and Peter Steels inspecting his ranch amid playful quips about Don Quixote.
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Wow. Martin
Gust Vogel
West Getchell
Detilie
Sibley Township
Joseph Stade
Peter Lampman
Porcupine
Wis
John Wakefield
Peter Steels
Ashtabula
Don Quixote
Sancho Panza
Rozinante
Grindler
Reinhold Young
Wilbur Logan
Torkel Andem
Howard Martin
Miss Stella
Levi Eizell
Akeley
Minn
Wm. Martin
P. Zoller
Mize Hertha
Albert Schekel
Michael Fiske
Amy
Mary Crocker
Beaver Dam
Wm. Colville
Hertha Zoeller
Getchell
J. R. Getchell
Fred Kuder
Hebron
New Salem
McCumber
Fargo Atate
Tall
Henry Uloth
Misa Emma
Wm. Thiel
Jacob Schaefer
P. Zoeller
Mrs H H Weaton to Return From Northern Trip
Mrs H H Weaton is due back next Saturday from New Rockford and other northern parts after a week away. Hens Skramstad and Paul Gillund visited from the southeastern county to hear La Follette, reporting good crops on their farms. Independence reporter notes a school teacher explaining many subjects to children at school each day starting 8:30.
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H. HE. Weaton
New Rockford
Hens Skramstad
Paul Gillund
Hera
la Follette
Independence
Kan
Improving the Native Pastures in North Dakota
R D Flint Commissioner of Agriculture and Labor predicts degraded native pastures near buildings due to overstocking. A North Dakota method: manure, break, disc, harrow, then seed ten acres with a brome and alfalfa mix, avoiding nurse crops. Use Grimm alfalfa, 16 lb brome, 2-3 lb alfalfa per acre. Stock may graze both old and new pastures in first seasons. expect higher carrying capacity and asset value.
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North Dakota
R. D. Flint
Agriculture and Labor
Bismarck
Local Social News From Valley City Area
Misses Anna and Louise Bell attend a dance near Kathryn and visit at their Valley City home. Litehville Bulletin reports the marriage of Wm. Van Wer ven to Miss Hilda Rosendaal in Fargo. Mrs. K. A. Bonhus hosts a Friday birthday dinner for 14 relatives. Walter Larson and two sisters visited Hankinson to see Mrs. Hart. Mrs. A. J. Henry Jr. leaves for Valley City to visit relatives. A. C. Hansen and daughter visit Churles Ferry for dental work. Mesdames Lahlum and Mikkelson return from western trips via Minot Crosby Ambrose Colgate Maddock. John Eggert returns from Parkers Prairie with crops ahead of Otter Tail County. Ruth Anna Mahoney returns from Swift Current and Regina to Belle Plaine. Theo Hanson arrives from Danson to head the mechanical science department at Beach. C A Robinson reports Vancouver business steady.
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Anna
Louise Bell
Kathryn
Valley City
Litehville Bulletin
Wm. van Werven
Hilda Rosendaal
Fargo
A. B. Rosendaal
Litchville
K. A. Bonhus
Hansen
Churles Ferry
Lahlum
Matt Mikkelson
Minot
Crosby
Ambrose
Colgate
Maddock
John Eggert
Parkers Prairie
Minn
Valley Cuy
Otter Tail County
Ruth Anna Mahoney
Swift Current
Regina
Can
J. C. Coyle
Belle Plaine
Theo. Hanson
Danson
Hanson
Beach
Agricultural High School
C. A. Robinson
Vancouver
England Insists On Trade Stops In War Rights Debate
Washington Aug 2 Three notes from Britain and Germany on neutral trade in wartime were before Secretary of State Lansing. Britain defends halt on normal commerce through neutrals. Germany cites 1882 treaty with Prussia and international law. Notes to be published in coming days.
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Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Lansing
Iope
America
Europe
United States
Confederate States
Order In Council
British Foreign Office
William T. Frye
Prussia
Slow Share Accident Leaves Man Severely Wounded
Marion North Dakota August 2 Ralph Miller stepping onto a plow frame to spur the horses fell under the gang plow. A share pierced his mouth and cut a large side of his face. He is reported in serious condition.
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Marion
N. D
Ralph Miller
Bert Miller
Married at Wimbledon: Myrtle Lufkin Weds Alfred Ernie
The wedding occurred at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lufkin on Tuesday. Myrtle Lufkin and Alfred Ernie were married by Rev. C. L. Anthony with family and a few friends in attendance. A wedding dinner followed. They plan to live with the groom’s mother Minnie Wittling this summer and move to Woodworth in the fall to farm.
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Wimbledon
BR. Lufkin
Myrtle
Alfred Ernie
C. L. Anthony
Minnie Wittling
Woodworth
Ladies Played Euchre at Sheyenne Flats Luncheon
Mesdames A. Sigurdson and T. Henry entertained Monday afternoon at their Sheyenne flats apartments with four airchanded euchre tables. Sweet pea decorations complemented a luncheon. Out-of-town guest Mrs. A. J. Henry of Jamestown plans to stay at the T. Henry home for a time.
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Mesdames A
Sigurdson
Henry
Sheyenne
A. J. Henry
Jamestown
Railroad Section Man Killed at Streeter
Jamestown reports a railroad section man died after an accidental fall from a car at Streeter. The injured man was taken to Edgeley for treatment by Dr. Macklin of Gackle. No coroner's inquest was held as no circumstances required it.
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Jamestown
Lloyd DePey
Streeter
Edgeley
Macklin
Gackle
War on the Weeds Urges Civic Action in Fingal Streets
Citizens are urged to organize for war on the weeds that clutter streets and sidewalks. The call to action stresses immediate effort before weeds feed, with Mrs. J. J. Paterson of Fingal reported in the city Tuesday.
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J. J. Paterson
Fingal
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