Montana May Get Vast Elk Preserve
A Montana elk preserve plan aims to shield elk from harsh winters on Yellowstone park boundaries. A committee from Montana Elks, including Nelson, M. R. Wilson, and Ronald Higgins, reported on a 1 400 acre site in Park county. The fundraising goal envisions 125000 dollars from Elks lodge members, with hay output to feed 2000 to 3000 elk each winter.
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Livingston
Mont
Grand Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elke
Denver
Montana
Nelson
M. R. Wilson
Bozeman
Ronald Higgins
Missouri
Montana Elks
Yellowstone Park
Park County
Elka Lodge
United States
Tt Io
Cloudburst Flood Threatens Mandan Residents
Mandan North Dakota residents fled to safety as a cloudburst flooded the basin district to depths of three feet. Hart river swollen by rains risks a larger flood, with crops and farm buildings damaged. Estimated losses range from fifty thousand to one hundred thousand dollars and rural telephone service is down.
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Mandan
N. D
Basin
Hart River
Missouri River
Biamark
Doan's Kidney Pills Backed by Valley City Resident
Valley City endorsement claims Doan's Kidney Pills eased backache and bladder issues after a Canadian trial. Ad touts 60 years of kidney remedy use, price six dollars, and Foster Milburn Co. as manufacturer with strong local testimonial.
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Valley City
Bright
Doan
Charles Berry
Main St
N. C
Canada
Berry
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New W N P Time Table Announces Train Schedule
Wollowag introduces a new schedule for the N P lines starting Sunday June 1. Trains No 1 and No 2 run via High Bridge while No 136 operates daily except Sundays.
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WN. P
Wollowag
N. P
High Bridge
Host of Young People At Adventist Camp Meeting
Jamestown North Dakota June 30 A large group of youths attended daily services at the Adventist campground with sessions led by Elder J J Relawig Educational Secretary on coming to Christ He cited lack of understanding of sin as a barrier and emphasized confession as the first step Professor W W Ruble from Alexandria Minnesota offered a study on the meaning of the camp meeting for attendees
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Jamestown
N. D
J. J. Relawig
W. W. Ruble
Alexand Aria
Minnesota
Returning Visitors Leave Knox for Home
Mr and Mrs H W Counter and Mr Mrs Harrison who had been visiting at the home of E D Lum on Normal avenue returned to Knox yesterday by auto. Work has started to beautify the Jamestown College campus under the direction of Architect C A Tirren of Chicago.
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Knox
H. W. Counter
Harrison
E. D. Lum
Normal Avenue
Jamestown College
8. E. Phillips
Phoebs
Detroit
Minn
Mires Gertrude Strickland
Normal School
Lome
South Haven
Mich
Lilian Remley
Spiritwood Lake
Burdick 10 Support Nominee Say Leaders
Fargo June 30 Asher L Burdick progressive Republican candidate for governor who lost to Hanna will stay regular in the coming campaign and back the party nominee Local leaders deny any bolt movement and say many progressive voters might back Hellstrom or Auker if a bolt occurred, but no organized bolt is seen.
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Fargo
Asher L. Burdick
L. B. Hanna
Burdick
Republican Party
Hanna
Hellstrom
Auker
Toman
Bull Moose
Lim
Dairy School Open Hosts Lecture on Cattle Breeds
The dairy school opened yesterday under Assistant State Dairy Commissioner Greenwood with Commissioner Flint expected but delayed by train disruption. Mr Henry of Valley City spoke on cattle breeds and milk production, urging attendees to take notes for a complete dairying course during the two week program. Fern Necker of Sunborn visited the city Tuesday.
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Greenwood
R. F. Flint
Chautauqua
Henry
Valley City
Flint
Pierce
Kathryn People Town Notes Highlight Local Visits
The column lists residents and visitors in Kathryn and surrounding areas. EM Larson and Mrs Larson shopped in Kathryn. Henry G Aas took a motorcycle trip. Mads Rensby and Jens Rensby with others visited Kathyrn. Peter Gregerson and son Andrew were business visitors. Carl Henrikson visited Joseph Stevens. Henry G Rag traveled to Dally by motorcycle. Mrs Thom Hoyde shopped in Kathryn. Andrew Frostad and Alber tine Nelson wed last week. George Johnson visited in Kathryn. C W Olson and family visited Valley City and saw the circus.
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EM. Larson
Kathryn
Henry G. Aas
Mads
Jens Rensby
Cay
Henrikson
Ole W. Thoreson Wert
Oscar
Henry G. Aag
Peter Gregerson
Andrew
Carl Henrikson
Joseph Stevens
Henry G. Rag
Dally
Thom Hoyde
Andrew Frostad
Albertine Nelson
George Johnson
C. W. Olson
Valley City
Washington expects Constitutionalists to meet Huerta delegates
Washington reports the administration expects constitutionalists to confer with Huerta delegates after Niagara Falls talks. Officials cited a long message from American delegates but withheld many details while signaling optimism. In Alberta a mine disaster at Hillcrest leaves 189 dead, one body unrecovered, and nine identified, with an official inquiry named.
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Washington
Huerta
Wilson
Niagara, Falla
Ameren
Lethbridge
Alta
Hillcrest
Carpenter
Fifty Federals Hanged After Santiago Capture in Mexico
Reports from Deg Quintias Tepic say a constitutionalist regiment captured Santiago and hanged fifty federal soldiers and sympathizers. The colonel, claiming the trees in the Plaza looked bare, ordered the executions, halted only by a priest. Also noted is the dedication of a new 30,000 Catholic church in Beach last week.
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Federaco
Ariz
Santiago
Deg Quintias
Tepic
Beach
Farm Boys Encampment at Mudgett Grove Near Chautauqua
Nearly one hundred boys occupy twenty wall tents at the Farm Boys encampment in Mudgett Grove under Professor McMullen of the State Normal school. Daily schedule blends dairy poultry and agricultural classes with recreation. the camp features a meal program run three times daily by three young women supervised by Miss Farnsworth.
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Mudgett Grove
Professor McMullen
State Normal School
Sheyenne
Chautauqua Grove
Farnsworth
Normal School
Bountiful Harvest in Sight Demands Every Car Available
An auction style notice calls for every car to be offered for a harvest effort. It lists food items like tea, bread, butter, cream, cake and coffee with ample quantities. It mentions pasture for 50 horses at $1.50 per month at owner's risk and provides a contact phone number 9130 and name Jobo Koch.
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Jobo Koch
Encampment Ready with 150000 Cars and Domestic Labor Plan
A large stock of 150000 cars is prepared to support grain movement from the Great Northwest to markets. Young women Miss Butterfield Miss Tilson and Miss Ratzlaff supervise domestic work while boys form squads to run dining and kitchen duties. Railroads coordinate to round up freight cars for the 1914 harvest as crop prospects rise across Minnesota North Dakota Montana South Dakota and Nebraska.
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Miss Butterfield
Miss Tilson
Miss Ratzlaff
Valley City Normal School
Minneapolis
Minn
Yentana
Minnesota
North Dakota
Montana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Iowa
Texas Pacific
Bogton & Maine
New Haven
Union Pacific
Atchison, Penneylvanii
New York Central
Erie
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
Great Northwest
City Grounds Open During Chautauqua Season Reflected
Inquiries rise about Public School Play grounds opening for Chautauqua. City grounds stay open with tennis options. Lincoln School story hours shift to 6 pm on Wed and Fri. Monday and Saturday hours omitted for two weeks. July 1 Children day limits 10c. a city grounds ball game at 5 pm features younger players. Summer tournament延期 rescheduled after rain. Senior series opener ends 9 to 8. remaining six games set for Chautauqua diamond at 6 30 pm on July 2 and July 9. Midgets’ fourth game tomorrow at 2 30 pm on High school diamond.
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Lincoln School
Chautauqua
City
Valley City
Rockefeller Gift Pushes Institute to New Total
John D. Rockefeller announced through Henry James the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research received a donation of 5 550 000 dollars. The gift raises Rockefeller’s total contributions to the institute to over 12 1/2 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Jung Z
John D. Rockefeller
Henry James
Rockefeller
Institute
Valley City Chautauqua supports child welfare efforts
City Drug Store in Valley City promotes Better Babies work via proceeds from an opening day to aid Professor Acher and the Valley City Normal school program. Several faculty and residents plan summer travel and local livestock notes amid ongoing Chautauqua activities.
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Prom
Rudolf Acher
Valley City Normal School
Valley City
Profesor Acher
Achera
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M. D
Gray Block Valley City
Fifth Ave. N
E. A. Pray
Univ. of Pennsylvania
Ofice
A. Zimmerman
Offos
American Nat'l Bank
RB Crosby
Onska
OR. F. KL. Wicks
New Wicks
Wallet City
N.D
Theodore & Lindland
Counssllor
Farmers’ and Merchants’ Bank
Valley
Wight
Charles E. Hunt
Siegfried
R. E. Dresser
Ligirtwood
BLK, Perrin
Gorman
Ira Chapman
Agt
Eckelson
Powers Elevator CO
SAY
Mr. and Mira
Fern Necker of
Sunborn
A. Greenwood
Arthur Bowen
Edward Girard
Baseball
John D
City Drug Store
Child Welfare Bureau
Esmond
R R. Ebersoletor
State Livestock Sanitary
Cedar Falls
Constance McPhernon
Misa Johnson
Mr. Noonan
Oakes
Chautauqua Park
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