Grandin to gain big band as seed wheat demand grows
North Dakota notes report a diverse set of local items. A big band is assured for Grandin while seed wheat stays in demand at Sawyer. Balfour business men back incorporation as towns discuss growth. Napoleon lauded as a duck hunting spot and Walhalla reports mumps. A Berthold boy suffers a gunshot wound to the leg amid regional incidents. Granville bottling works operate, and Starkweather plans a $6,500 schoolhouse. Towner favors home talent for its ball team. Minot improves its telephone exchange. Ward county reports heavy gopher activity with thousands killed and a $2,000 gopher bounty. Wyndmere to field a fastball squad. Jamestown eyes railway depot. McHenry county jail receives first payment. A 13-year-old Des Lacs girl kills thirty gophers in two days. Fort Berthold cattle deaths from a mysterious disease. Nurses at the asylum resign to pursue new claims. Stanley grocery stock in Casselton reportedly sold again. Lansford reports confiscation of nineteen packages of liquor. James Town aims to establish a vegetable cannery. Walhalla teachers’ staff remains popular and may be reenlisted. St Mary's priory in Richardton to become an abbey. Fargo Baptists fundraising nears goal for new church. Quails shipped to Stutsman county arrive in good condition. Atmospheric electricity disrupts telephone lines in Bismarck. A Norwich Sunday school is organized by J. B. Clapp of the Presbyterian church.
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Grandin
Sawyer
Balfour
Napoleon
Walhalla
Berthold
Granville
Sandoun
Ransom County
Starkweather
Towner
Minot
Ward County
Fort Berthold
Stanley Grocery
Casselton
Lansford
Methodists Preach in Los Angeles Area Pulpits Crowded
Bishops ministers and presiding elders attended the Methodist general conference and preached in churches across Los Angeles Pasadena and nearby towns within sixty miles. Morning and evening services filled every place of worship with audiences. Hazard's pavilion hosted mass meetings drawing large crowds.
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Los Angeles
Methodist General Conference
Pasadena
Hazard’s Pavilion
Not for four years Justice Peckham denies resignation
Washington May 10 Assistant Justice Peckham last night denied plans to retire from the supreme court bench. He said he has not considered the matter and will not decide until the retirement period begins in 1908. A report from Mayor Conny remains unconfirmed.
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Peckham
Washington
Supreme Court
Your Heart Cure Ad Claims Quick Benefit
An old medical ad warns that a weak heart causes shortness of breath after exercise and poor circulation. It touts Dr Miles Heart Cure as a tonic for blood and nerves with a guarantee that the first bottle will help, pricing listed oddly and tied to a medical company based in Elhart Indiana.
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Miles
Mites Medical’ CO. Lisonatories
Elehart, Ind
Finest line of shoes shown in town for 1904
The shoe department announces a premier seasonal display featuring men women and children in the latest styles and lasts for 1904. The W L Douglas line is larger this spring with retail prices at 3 50 4 00 and 5 00 per pair.
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W. L. Douglas
Japanese Celebrate Early War Victories In Tokyo Parade
Reports from Niuchwang and Washington note Viceroy Alexieff slightly wounded en route from Port Arthur. In Tokyo a vast popular demonstration honored Japanese army wins with lanterns banners and imperial princes reviewing at the navy department. Also news of Feng Wang Cheng’s occupation prompts surprise among officers and notes on Manchurian front.
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Alexieff
Niuchwang
Port Arthur
Tokio
Imperial Palace
Foreign, War and Navy Departments
Navy Department
Imperial Household
Japan
Washington
Feng Wang Cheng
Kuroki
George Douglas
Manchuria
White House
Scotland
the Yalu
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Dakota
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St. Mary's
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Fargo
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Norwich
J. B. Clapp
Presbyterian Worker
Western
Canada
Great Saskatchewan Valley
Meeereihan
Ladvas A Rapid
Matt le
WM. Pearson & CO
Winnipeg
Conny
Abercrombie
Old Fort Abercrombie
C. A. Lounsberry
Minneapolis
Bruegger Mercantile Co
Kanteebeat Clothing
John B. Stetson
W. H. Mann
Havana
Grand Forka
Presbyterian College
Bottineau
Williams County
Heerman
Devils Lake
Gravely
Bottineau County
Marston Moor
Stutsman County
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Grand Forts S'ray
Ward
Grafton
Wil. Mamas County
Telli
Twin Cities
Chicago
E. A. Gray
Helens
Mont
T. W. Teasdale
Arry
M. G. Marks
Willeton
North Dakota
E.L. Sutton
Office
P. Lee Block
Minot, N. D
Williston
Phillips
Missouri
M. G. Markell
Iy Studio
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Ges Ft
Amari
Jousey
Fred Kauffman
van Dyke Department
Union Black
N.D
Rotary
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