North Dakota notes on towns, people, and events
A sprawling recap covers Kenmare and La Moure incidents, Williston waterworks plans, Rugby’s hospital hopes, race track prep, travel of Hon. A. M. Tosthagen, Deneball chatter, Joe Guermain acquittal, park calls in Casselton, and a summer university session. Also noted: juror Sits, reminiscence in Hunter, a broken leg for Senator Kirkeld, Larimore creamery move, Cando election turnout, Chaffee land growth, First Regiment band director Wallace, Mohall and Hillsboro sports, new schools and sidewalks, bridges, mule and trader tales, and banking shifts in Dunseith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Moure
Jamestown
Coburn
Sits
Hunter
Kirkeld
Benson County
Churche Ferry
Larimore
Cando
Great Northern
Joseph Jefferson Dead After Heroic Struggle
Eminent actor Joseph Jefferson died at his Palm Beach home The Reefs at 6 15 last evening after a day of unconsciousness and days of exhausting illness He was surrounded by family and friends including his wife sons Charles B and Frank Jefferson nurse Mrs Mabel Bingham and others The death follows a recent visit to his son at Nobe Sound and meeting former President Cleveland The body will be buried at Buzzards Bay
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Palm Beach
Pla
Joseph Jefferson
Palm Beach
Jrons
Charles B
Frank Jefferson
Mfas
Mabel Bingham
R. B. Potter
Carl Ketteler
Mr. Jefferson
Charles B. Jefferson
Nobe Sound
President Cleveland
Jefferson
Buzzard's Bay
A Lost Art Lamented In Senator Depew Memorial
Senator Depew laments fading spontaneous wit at a memorial for Senator Hoar. He notes conversations have left the drawing room to the shop and cards, and diaries and long personal letters have become rare, reflecting a loss of old handwriting beauty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Depew
Senator Hoar
Massachusetts Statesman
Leslie
Day and noiseless fourth
Columbus April 25 P A Baker superintendent of the American Anti Saloon league reports strong success for public outdoor mass meetings planned for the Fourth of July. The plan has wide support in nearly every state and from top Woman's Christian Temperance Union groups. The aim is to reduce drunkenness and ban dangerous explosives use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti-Saloon League
Columbus
P. A. Baker
American Anti- Saloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Wizard of Oz Men Visit Providence Shooting Gallery
Arthur Hill and Joseph Schrode of The Wizard of Oz company visited a Providence shooting gallery and won many cigars. A girl ran the booth while a decrepit old man called Father supervised. Hill, a non smoker, gave his winnings to the old man, who later scene suggests he may have smoked them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hill
Joseph Schrode
the Wizard of Oz
Providence
Hill
Schrode
Os Te Cae MIMA TABLE
Fragmentary OCR item notes a 6:00 a.m. bound event with a local focus. No clear names, places, or organizations are readable beyond generic terms. The legible bits suggest a timetable or flyer related to a morning briefing or schedule.
Also Mentioned on This Page
George von Neida
Kenmare
Mohall
Sherwood
Minot Street
Hillsboro
Marion
Sheldon
Esmond
Ransom County
Lord of
Rev. C. C. Williame
Page
Revie
Lisbon
Enderlin
Dunseith State Bank
Carlile
Grandin
Dickinson
Bismarck
Esmond Fens
la Moure County
Moball
George B. Goodbart
Josiah Pearson
Rev. Cunningham
Frank Miller
Fargo
Callahan
North Dakota
Boo
Valley City Normal
W. L. Douglas
Queen
Kid
Goodyear
McKay Wells
Dalton
Little Giants
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Little Fellows
Buster Brown
Sailor Blouse
Sailor Norfolk
Monarch
Cluette
John B. Stetson
White House
TuBraun
Eaukets Tees Rama
Akota BP
BOLL
WATS
Fargo, N. D
Mou
Aroni
Sam
Minneapolis Cereal CO
Andersch.bros
Minneapolis
Minn
Eseagers
County Direct
Aeons County
Ie County Juditoria
Ee van B. Eevad Board OF County Comminsionere
Ate
Mount Moriah Lodge
A.M
Hrawnell, WM
W. H. Denny
W. O.B Hays
WD. Pareballe
Williston
M.w.a
A. H. Brown
V. E. R. Browston
Fort Buford
C. F
Patrick Douxsry
N. G
J. E. Perris
T.S. Purciira
I. C. Stewant
Treas
Paun Scurmepece
Davai
Kixe
W. H. Smith
St. Paul
Chicago
Avea
Abe
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