Farco Congregational College Makes Mr Karr Flattering Offer
Alex Karr secretary and manager of Valley City Chautauqua Assembly declines an offer to become Fargo college field agent. Fargo proposed 3000 yearly salary with endowment duties, but Karr stays loyal, aiming to build a major North Dakota institution. Notices include coal bid call and Craswell signature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farco Congregational College
MR. Karr
Valley City
Alex Karr
Chautauqua
Assembly
Fargo College
Karr
Fargo School
Chautauqua Assembly
Valley City Institution
North Dakota
Adwin Mayland Returns From Transacting Work at Northfield and Minneapolis
Adwin Mayland who has been trans acting business for the Better Farming Association at Northfield and Minneapolis for the past three weeks, returned home Saturday night. Mrs. Mayland, who accompanied him will remain in Minneapolis a week longer. J. B. Jones is transacting business in the western out of the state this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adwin Mayland
Better Farming Association
Northfield
Minneapolis
Mrs. Mayland
J. B. Jones
Women Rioters Arrested in Minot Riot
Minot North Dakota August 20 Fourteen more arrests were made in a street clash involving police Socialists and I W W agitators on Main street. Several agitators were driven from town. Two women sympathizers were among the detainees and fought police furiously one wielding an iron tool. The incident marked another lively Minot riot with several participants severely beaten.
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Minot
N. D
Main Street
Carl Berg
Joe Riper
George Howard
Oscar Anderson
Riper
Notable Polar Explorers and Leaders Named
A list of prominent polar explorers and supporters includes Roald Amundsen, E B Baldwin, J E Bernier, W H Brewer, A Nordenskjold, O Nordenskjold, Julius Payer, Otto Sverdrup, and other figures such as Gen. Greely, Rear-Admiral Schley, and Prof. Wright. The roster mentions expedition commands, secretaries, and authors associated with Arctic and Antarctic exploration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1. C. Bement
J. E. Bernier
Henry Biederbeck
W. H. Brewer
T. F. Dedrick
A.W. Grealys
U.S. A
Franklin Bay
J. Knowles Hare
Theodore Lerner
Jules Leclercq
Georges Lecointe
International Bureau of Polar Research
Maurice McConnell
John Menander
O. Nordenskjold
Albert Operai
B. &. Osborn
Julius Payer
W. 8S. Schley
Greely
New Rockford Growth In 1913 Progress Brings Boom
New Rockford North Dakota reports rapid growth with 80 new residences in progress, a $25,000 Methodist church, a $25,000 Catholic school, a finished electric light plant, a 40,000 bushel grain elevator, stockyards, cement sidewalks, sewer work, a planned white way, and enhanced fire protection. The piece notes ongoing progress into 1914.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rockford
N. D
Ely-Salyards Grain Company
Great Northern
Threshing Gains Ground Across Barnes County
Barnes County farmers report near completion of grain cutting with threshing well underway. Oats and flax remain in parts, but most fields are off to a strong finish. Daily farm help remains plentiful at about 2.50 dollars, easing hiring concerns. In Hobart township threshing has begun with yields around twenty bushels per acre of high quality, number one grade grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnes County
Hobart
Classified Ad Highlights From The Times Record
A collage of classifieds from the Times Record listing WANTED positions and sales offers. Items include a steady gentlemanly salesman sought for Ward's Ward’s Medical Co Winona Minnesota, sale offers for hatching eggs and White Wyandotte eggs, exchange of near new automobile for residence, sale of work horses and Yorkshire boar, several purebred Berkshire boar pigs, a house with property for sale in Maple Avenue, a Scandia Hotel job calling for a girl, cook car positions for two ladies and a man and wife, and a modern brick block for sale or trade in Willmar Minnesota with land value trade options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willmar
Minn
Edwin Ruble
Driscoll
N. D
The Siege of the Seven Suitors on the Rambler Line
The narrator describes a train ride toward the station where Lord Arrowood complains of being ousted by inn-bounders. Cecilia Hollister sits nearby as dialogue references a ghost, a father, Aunt Octavia, and Hezekiah. The conversa tion spans a morning journey with hints of family secrets, romance, and pending dinner arrangements, ending with a promise to resume the tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Arrowood
Cecilia
Hezekiah
Aoat
Providence
Octavia
Feee
Octavian
Hollister
Prescott Arms
Hartley Wiggins
Mr. Ames
Mr. Wiggins
Cecilia Hollister
Fargo city fines poker players in police court
State news reports Fargo's city authorities fining a group of poker players after police court actions this week. In Stutsman county, no Russians are raising corn though imported seed from their homeland promises a strong yield. Thomas Murphy, a transient, wounded another transient with a knife in Hankinson, causing serious injuries. In the west, two young boys died from drinking milk after consuming choke cherry products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Stutsman County
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C. H. Hoveland
Seal
Board of Education
City of
W. T. Craswell
Crosby
Oriska
Capt
Roald Amundsen
South Pole
E. B. Baldwin
Baldwin- Ziegler
Ralph Shainwald
Middleton Smith
Robert Stein
Otto Sverdrup
F. F. Taylor
Dillon Wallace
J. 8. Warmbath
G. Frederick Wright
North America
George WrigHt, Jr
North Pole
DR. Cook
Bummer
Times-Record
Ward
D. Colville
Marion White
E. D. Lum Land Co
Phone Rogers
James McFadgen
Matteson
Tatttiw
Skennard Bros
St Wtf
Stillman
N. Dak
Maple Ave
Elm Street
J. M. Defoe
Scandia Hotel
Cook
E. C. Southwick
Darey, N. D
News of the
Thomas Murphy
Hankinson
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