Democratic State Central calls North Dakota convention
The Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Grand Forks calls a March 25 1908 convention to select eight delegates and eight alternates at large and four presidential electors, for the Denver national convention. Delegates are apportioned by county with minimum five per county and proxy rules noted.
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Democratic State Central Committee
Grand Forks
N. Dak
North Dakota
Denver
Colorado
Alsc
John Burke
A. H. Berg
Eratic
Caucasses
A. D
Grands Forks
Democratic Party
J._L. Cashel
A. McCann
California Trip by R N Ink Recalls Scenic West Coast
Narrative diary of a trip from Richland County to Spokane Seattle Portland Los Angeles and San Francisco detailing encounters with N E Rice and Family Eugene Rischards H B Crandall Sr and Butch Willard, plus observations of mountains forests orange groves and cities. Mentions Needles Albuquerque San Diego Catalina Island and Mount Whitney with reflections on Southern California parks and urban growth.
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California
Great Northern
Spokane
Washington
Cascades
Richland County
Everett
Seattle
Puget Sound
Olympic
Bay
Great Western City
Portland
Takoma
Mount Ranier
Los Angeles
Mt. Shasta
Ranier
San Francisco
Mecca
Poinsetta
Pampas
Monrovia
Monrvia
Sierra Madras
Pasadenna
Eugene Rischards
Pasadena
Redlands
Claude
H. B. Crandall
Colfax
Ed.Crandall
Mr. Crandall
Butch Willard
Navy
Charleston
Japan
San Diego
Lower California
Old Mexico
Banadena Mts
Needles
Colorado River
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Arizona
United States
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Union
R.N. Ink
Teachers Association Meeting in Hankinson Discusses Language Methods
County superintendent planned meetings last Saturday in Hankinson drew about thirty teachers despite sickness. Principal B D Sylvester of Great Bend led an afternoon session on language methods with a live class and student demonstrations. Miss Mary Franklin led discussion on the value of mental arithmetic, deemed worthy of more time and attention.
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Hankinson
Prin. B. D. Sylvester
Great Bend
Mary Franklin
Warning to public over stock scheme by fakeElectric Air Line rep
Tom reports his name is being used without authority by a supposed representative of the Chicago and New York Electric Air Line Co to influence friends to buy stock. He denies ownership or purchase and warns Wahpeton citizens to beware nefarious methods and get rich schemes like gold bricks. B F Lounsbury signs the notice.
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Tom
Chicago & New York Electric Air Line Co
Wahpeton
B. F. Lounsbury
Wahpeton Nonpartisan City Ticket Meeting Called
Citizens urged to unite for a nonpartisan Wahpeton city ticket at a public meeting on Tuesday March 10 1908 at 1 30 p m at the county courthouse to discuss building a city hall. Frank Eneetey mayor signs the call and urges wide attendance. The Congregational Aid Society hosted a seven Yolock supper at Judge and Mrs Lauler’s Sixth Street home with a program of violin and vocal solos recitations and “America” concluding to a hearty reception with about 150 guests.
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Ulus
Wahpeton
Taleo
Frank Eneetey
Congregational Aid Society
Judge
Surprise Party for Mrs Royer on fifty fifth birthday
About twenty five friends gathered February 15 at Mrs E H Royer’s home to celebrate her sixty fifth birthday. They presented a handsome china plate and spent the evening in progressive 500 and a dainty lunch. Residents wished her many happy returns.
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E. H. Royer
Harold Nelson to Star in Wahpeton Three Night Run
Harold Nelson and his company, highly praised by C. P. Walker of Fargo Grand Forks and Winnipeg opera houses, will perform three nights in Wahpeton next week Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. Walker notes the troupe completed an extended Red River Valley tour and earned high praise from critics in multiple cities.
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Harold Nelson
C. P. Walker
Fargo
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Wahpeton Opera House
Red River Valley
Brainard
Nelson
Fire destroys N C Jenson ranch barn near Wyndmere
A blaze at the N C Jenson ranch six miles north of Wyndmere gutted a 40 by 80 foot barn. Fourteen nurses and about thirteen cattle perished or were lost. W B Summer, awakened at 3 9 a m, reported the fire as walls fell and nothing could be saved. Horses, stock, harnesses, feed including thirty tons of hay were destroyed in a loss put at ten thousand dollars with no insurance beyond a small barn policy. The fire’s cause remains a mystery.
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N.C. Jenson Ranch
Wyndmere
W. B. Summer
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Dunn
Eady Emmons
Foster
Griggs
Hettinge Kidder
LaMoure
Logan McHenry
Melnt ‘McKenzi McLeon
Mercer Morton
Nelson Oliver
Pembina
Pierce
Ramey Ransom
Richland
Rolettery
Sargent
Stark Steele
Walsh
Ward. Welle
Supreme’ Court
State Capitol
Long Beach
San Pedro
Catalena
Catalena Island
Supt
R. EB. Smith
Dkota Land
America
Teacher's Association
Leo Mluchvitsche
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