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FEDERAL CLEARING HOUSE
FOR PURE FOOD AND DRUGS
Associated Press.

Washington. d. c., April ia
clearing house for pure food and drug
Information was collected by the
federal and state governments has
been established in the department
OF agriculture. DR.. j. H. Abbott, for
merly of the Texas food commission,
was appointed temporary head of the
new department. The purpose is to
avoid duplication of the work the
states and federal government are
making in the tests and other food
work
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Easter Party at the Lowell school.

The children OF Miss Dewey's room
and Miss Farmland enjoyed a pretty
Easter party yesterday at the Lowell
school in Miss Dewcy's room There
were Easter eggs and cards made by
the children themselves which were
also presented 70 the guests as SOU
venirs. An entertaining program
was given and the party was enjoyed
by the children immensely as well as
by the large number of parents who
were present.
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ARRIVALS At GITYS
LEADING HOTELS
ST. REGIS.

Aaron NJ. Weigert. New York; e.
7 Munsey Denver; p. J. Maloney
San Francisco; l. n. Blackburn and
wife, San Antonio. Texas Erma Lass
well, Molina; W. p. Dale. Delta: W.
II. Williams, Salt Lake: II. G.. VIII
liams, Salt Lake; w c. Tugesar. Den
Yer; G. Grustrow. st. Louis: Rather
Inc Butcher; J. !. Laben. Spokane;
J A. Lorin and wife. Salt Lake: l..
%, Rathburn and wife, Chicago.
OXFORD.
J. J Madden, Salida: L. C. Wilson.
Salida; Il. j Stokes, Denver: r.
Heeuy w. s. Evans, ID. 4 r. G.: l..
NJ. Wilkens and Wife, Ashland. ore. (:
I, b. Woods and family. Dennison.
Texas; j. Z. Newman, Salt Lake /:
Mike Deskow; C. n. Bragg, Cameo;
Archie b. Hawker, Austin, Texas: 7.
v. Conway, Salida Henry Curtis,
Conway; T. Bennett. Montrose: ID. w.
Morehouse, Salida; l.. d. Sickenher-
ger, ST. Louis; Geo. d. lIlineschmidt.
St, Louis; II. B. Russell. Dallas.
Texas.
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FEDERALS MAY TAKE IN
TWO OF MINOR LEAGUES
Associated Press.

st. Louis, Mo-. April 1.-Two
minor leagues are negotiating for an
aihance with the Federal League, -
SAID otto Stifal. the heaviest stock
hoider IN the st. Louis Federals. to-
DAY me players signed this year
VIII De taken care of. Next year We
Will have our own minor leagues
with high classification"
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

senator lie Long To Speak at Iona.
Tonight Senator II. r DeLong will
lo the principal speaker at Iona on
their Rural Life Program. the subject
of his address 10 be Character and
Opportunity"
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JOHN BUNNY and FLORA FINCH
arrived and viii spend EASTER
SUNDAY with Manager Walker at
THE CRYSTAL THEATER. Big
Easter Sunday matinee at 3 o'clock.
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NcmIrmcds plcnic rnstnnnel.

Newiywcds Picnic Postponed.
The picnic which the Newlyweds'
Bridge club had planned for next
Tuesday al the home OF Mrs. Coy
kiingler, has been postponed until
Tuesday, April q.
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Mrs. II. f. Vorbeck was removed
to st. Mary's hospital this morning
and is now in serious condition.
The many friends OF the family will
hope for her early recovery.
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w II. knight left on short iaunt
to Fruita this morning. business
has been good with him. He will re-
turn this evening.
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Mrs. Chas Moorehead, who was
called here from Salt Lake by the
death of her mother. Mrs. c. NJ.
Boyer, returned home this morning.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

Mrs. j. w. Gibson. who has been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. c. n. Needham
for several days, returned home this
morning to Provo.
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A. II. Moehler left on short busi-
ness visit to Fruita this morning. He
plans to return this evening.
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Big matinee at 3 O'Clock at THE
CRA STAL THEATER Sunday: John
Bunny and Flora Finch will amuse
the Easter crowds.
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OXFORD.

Big matinee at O'Clock at THE
CRYSTAL THEATER Sunday: John
Bunny and Flora Finch will amuse
the Easter crowds.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

Rae Slocomb has returned from his
TRIP TO the northwest and will prob
ably remain here permanently.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

Mrs. John D, Secor of Clifton is
here today.
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Miss Zella Parks was an incoming
passenger this morning from Clifton.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

Mayor D. w. Lynch is here today
from Fruta
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r. A. Tawney and daughter re-
turned to Mack this morning.
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Big matinee at 3 o'clock at THE
CRYSTAL THEATER Sunday: John
Bunny and Flora Finch will amuse
the Easter crowds.
The daily sentinel., 1914-04-11

With solo by Marian Hatch
Ladies' quartet. Rejoice For the
Lord Is Risen" Hughes
Misses Finley, Gigax and Hatch. and
Mrs. Price
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days, waited days for s%nowbound
trains with it's "readyprints,' and
supplied a lack of type with the jack
knife. In those days it was known
as the North Dakota Blizzard, and
to the outside population this name
was typical of the states weather.
Later another paper started up, but
the town could not support two and
they soon consolidated.
The present owners purchased the
plant ten years ago. 1t became the
"CasseltOnian" for six months after
that when it was changed to the
Reporter" under which name it is
now conducted.
Good Fire Department.
Among cities of its size, Casselton
has the finest fire Experimentation
organization and equipment. It has
two engines, three hose wagons, a
hook.and-ladder and $500 feet of
hose. The department is a volun-
teer one, but there is no lack of vol
unteers when the fire bell rings, and
the department has proved itself al
effectual check on the fire fiend on
countless occasions.
gCasselton is not behind the cities
of the state in the matter of good
schools. The city possesses good
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the electrical needs of the commune
ity.
c. r. Meredith, of the Favorite
Pharmacy company, is probably ono
Of the oldest residents of Casselton
and Cass county. He came in 1875,
and is widely informed on affairs OF
the early settlement of the state.
Drugs and jewelry are lines handled
by this firm, as are also books and
stationery, school supplies, cut glass
and china. .
The Owl Bakery.
On q Sunday morning the people
OF Casselton are justified in looking
to the Owl Bakery for their bakery
goods. The Owl, maintained by the
McVcys, never sleeps. During the
two years this bakery has been In
the city, it has more than justified
the hopes of the people Of that city
for good catable goods. .". s.
Sam Peterson, now running Peter
sons Livery, has been in the livery
business for four years. He came
to the state in 1886 and farmed for
thirteen years. Al that time Cas-
selton consisted only of Front street,
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and that was composed Of small
wooden buildings.
Jay r. Bishop is a reliable insur.
ance man to see in Casselton. He
handles real estate and all kinds Of
insurance. For thirty years he has
been a resident of the city. =.
Barber Shop.
In the opera block, in one Of the
best locations in the city, Is the
three-chair barber shop on Frank B.
Cliff. This shop does first class work.
is sanitary in every respect and Is
well patronized by the residents OF
the city.
The Portland, is one OF the best
hotels in the city. 1t has a splendid
location nea the depot and Is q large,
rOomy place. Meals are served az
all hours. W. S. Port, the pr0prie.
tor, IS also owner of a fine moving
picture theatre Of the city, of which
he is making a sensational success.
Mr.. Port was once a newspaper man
of Casselton before going into the
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west to Devils Lake and the main
line continues on to LariTore and 50
to the coast. AS a railroad center
Casselton is ideally situated.
tt is this railroad connection which
has brought a cannery to Casselton,
an enterprise often promised but
never started in a North Dakota
town before. The country tributary
to Casselton is in good shape for
raising corn, vegetables and fruits.
The railroads furnish the Transports
ton for the product from the city to
other points in the state and out
side of North Dakota.
An Old Town.
Casselt0n is one~of the old towns
of the state. 1t began with the en-
trance Of the Northern Pacific to Da-
kota in the early '7O's. Much Of the
time it's cause has been championed
by a newspaper of it's own. The
Casselton Reporter today is n OF
the best weeklies in the state. 1t
endured all the hardships of pioneer
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homes in Casselton and the other
two live at Fargo. It is strictly a
'Cass county enterprise.
The company a organized in
1904. William McRoberts Of Cassel-
ton is sales manager for the firm.
Living in the county as all the men
connected with the company do, it
is their special opportunity. to get
Cass county lands at real prices, and
so they may be considered authori-
ties on the subject of real estate in
their own territory.
Northern Trading Company.
The Northern Trading company
was started in 1904 by business men
Of Fargo and Casselton, who felt
that their success was bound ZIP in
that of the farmer. and decided to
boost to the whole extent Of their
power for land in Cass county. Car
rying out their ideas in this respect.
they have issued from the press a
booklet telling all about Cass count:
lands, weather, soil, figures of crop
yields, giving all the essential facts
necessary to the prospective farm
purchaser.
CasseltOn is almost in the exact
center of the county. 1t is one of the
prettiest little cities in the state and
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motel business. He was instrument
al in the issuance of several BOOK
lets describing the good points OF
Casselton and Cass county.
Deutsche Apotheke,
l.. A. Taubert is the owner OF tho
Deutschc Apotheke, a new store IN
the FIRST National Bank building. MI.
Taubert came to the neighborhood IN
1888, and is now a director in the
First National bank Of Casselton.
Smith Stimmel, lawyer, is an 1882
arrival. More than this he Is ont
of the most distinguished citizens OF
the city, for he has the honor OF nav
ing served in the Civil war and
knew Abe Lincoln personally. He
has given a number OF lectures on
Lincoln before school children in var
ious places in the country and every
where has met with enthusiasm and
requests for return addresses. lr.
Stimmcl, after coming to this couu.
try, farmed for ten years, after when
he gave this up and came to the city
to take up law. He is a graduate OF
a Cincinnati law school Of 1870.
- mOntinued IN mage v
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IN came. For several years there
was no woman in the town.
The Farmers Hardware company
has Il complete stock of Shelf and
heavy hardware always on hand
There are FavOritc heaters, South
Bend Malleable ranges, linseed oil,
paints, oils and brushes. In short,
here is a store which handles all the
necessaries in its chosen line.
For the last nine years r. l.. Stan
ley has been dispensing fancy grocer
les to the residents of his chosen
town-Casselton. He has a very
complete stock and a neat line.
Boots, Shoes, Etc.
See ]. r. Pollock of Casselton
when you suddenly come in need OF
anything in the way Of boots, shoes
and furnishing goods. Mr.. Pollock
has been thirty years in the business
and knows it thoroughly. He is in
a position to give you real shoe ser
vice.
e. G. Pricwe, undertaken and Ii
censed embalmer OF CasseltOn, has
been in the county since 1876. Mr.
Priewe says that after the second
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year following the locating of the sta
ton at this point the town began to
take form and has been building up
ward without a lax year.
MRS. Fl. II. Boyle, a daughter of Mr..
Priewe, and wife Of an eX-sheriff Of
Cass, remembers when the Indians
from the Fort TOtten reservation
used to stop at C%asseIton on their
regular trips to Moorhead to get their
rations from the government.
"OId ReliabIe' Store.
c. NJ. Lindsey is successor to w.
s. Lindsey, who conducted the "Old
Reliable" jewelry store. This store
was started in 1880 by Mr.. Lindsey
who has run it for many years since
OF late the management has been
taken over by his son. The Lindsey
jeWelry store in one that a be con
tidently looked to for the best in the
jewelry line.
Look to K. Morton for the best ii
the way Of blacksmithing and horse
shooting. Mr.. Morton came to this
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BY SCOOP"

Casselton-you say? Where is
oh, sure! Right up on the main line
of the Northern Pacific.
You got it-but you didn't get IT
all.
You didn't mention the fact that
Casselton was in Cass county, the
richest farming country in the state.
Neither did you say anything about
Casselton being the second city IN
Cass county, the other being Fargo,
the Empire City of the Red river
the New York of North Dakota.
A Railroad Point.
Casselton is a railroad point on
the Northern Pacific. 1t is just hall
way between Fargo and Valley City,
and so is an important stop for all
the coast trains on the Northern Pa,
cifc road. Out of this city Of 1000
the main line of the Northern Pa
cific runs to the coast; a branch runs
southwest to Marion; the main line
of the Great Northern goes north
west from Wahpeton through Cassel
ton, where one branch goes north
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One of the most wide-awake and progressive
cities in the Red River Valley, located in the
heart of Cass County.


ladies' outfttinss. s. RI. Knight is
the president Of the company. He
reports that the company has been
doing excellent business since it's
start and has nothing further to de-
sire.
. Beach & Finstad are the owners
of the West hotel, which can be re.
lied upon for short orders and rooms.
Eoth are above reproach and are
brought down to popular prices with.
in the reach of the labOrer.
For more than a year the Cassel-
ton Laundry, under the efficient man
agement of Mrs. II. B. Hawley, has
been doing business and enjoying a
good trade. This is a concern that
can be looked to for quick service
and lack OF bungling its ORDERS.
The Merchant Tailor.
e. B. Klein is the merchant tailor
of Casselton and his store opposite
the postoftice shows his excellent
taste in selecting suits. He sells
IRON samples the best suits obtain
able and prices them as low as SIS.
Mr.. Klein has been in the city in
this business for four years, and can
De depended upon for a perfect fit
in clothes of the finest fabric.
II. H. Walters, of the Casselton
Hardware company, is an old timer
OF the county, having come in 1880.
The hardware store of which he is
manager is an incorporated firm. han
ding shelf and heavy hardware.
WIN. E%chternach can be relied up.
on TO furnish the household VITA
fresh meats and fish, with game and
oysters in season. He is one of the
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is noted for its shade trees. The peo-
pie are prosperous and up-to-date.
The amount of business carried on
in this little city opens the eyes OF
the eastern a
East and south of Casselton lies
the famous Dalrymple bonanza wheat
farm, comprising many thousands Of
acres, and north Of the city are the
ASnonia and Sharon farms. These
two farms are the largest in the
world, and have been run for many
years with great profit to the own
ers.
Progressive Farmers.
The progressive farmers of Cass
county are adding largo silos to their
farm equipment and have found that
the ensilage is a money w in
more ways than one. Buildings OF
the best type are found on every
farm in CaSs county and one viii
find only a farm here and there Oh
which the buildings erected by the
early settlers have not been REPLACED
by the newer and more mOdern type
Of buildings.
Cass county is we'll fixed for roads
1t is compulsory upon the farmer to
help keep the roads in good condi
ton. and they are dragged and kept
in fine shape. They dry very quick
ly after a rain and are the finest
auto roads M ever travelled over
The state issued 713 auto tags tc
Cass county residents during 1912.
AS to the business personnel O!
Casselton, all the business men arc
fully aware of their duty in rcgars
to boosting the city. Realizing tina
they are living in a portion of tho
state hat need take no back seatei
farming or in Industries, they arc
advertising their city and county |,
outsiders in the best way possible
by showing what can be done by
what they have done.
First National.
The First National Bank of CO"
selton was established in 1882. At thu
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Luke's, is a member of the CONNER
cial club and an earnest booster Tor
the city.
Casselton Churches.
There are the usual number OF
churches in C~asselton, and the lsual
number of religious faiths not yet
ready to erect buildings. In this re-
spect, Casselton is fully up to the
record of other cities. There are few
older, however, than St. Stephens
church, which was organized and
built in 1887. The membership is
large and the attendance steadily in
creasing. Rev. George Charles is
rector and is housed in as good a rec
tory as4can, be found insthe state.
Plenty of great land enterprises
are on foot in the state, but there
are few companies doing business or
so large a scale as the Northern
Trading company Of Casselton This
is a real estate firm which specialiZes
in Cass county land. The directors
are five in numher-these make theil
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grade schools and a high school Civ
ing as good a course as is given b..
any. 1t has a gymnasium and teach
es domestic science and manual
training. There are from twelve to
fourteen teachers. Nelson Sauvane,
the superintendent, has been here
in that capacity for narly six years.
Two Main Lires-Three Branches.
The railways of Casselton-two
main lines and three branches-givt
Casselton a great sum of money in
the salary checks Of the men en-,
ployed, who make their headquarters
at that city. The Great Northern
alone spends $4,000 annually at Gas,
selton in salary to it's employees.
Casselton is a modern city in civic
improvements. 1t has a good sewer
system, good water, plenty Of street
grading and a white way. The white
way particularly makes Casselton
take on the appearance Of an even
more metropolitan city.
The city has two good hospitals
the City Hospital and st. Luke's.
DR.. Baldwin, who practices at St.
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ry usually carried in stock by stores.
r. A. King, proprietor OF the King
Eilliard Parlors, purchased the D"sl-
ness in 1912. lie has a corner loca,
tion, a good store, handles SOFT
drinks and cigars, and treats his Gus
tomcrs so well that they never fail
to come again.
RI. r. Strehlow is a registered
pharmacist of Casselton. He has
been in business for four years, and
Is Nnying good success.
Clothes from Straus
Clothes ordered from Straus OF
C~aHscl.On are sure to be all expected.
StrauS owns two stOres-one here
AID one at Valley City. and it is a
race 20 see which does the most bust
ress. CasseltOn, though only half
The size can furnish a terrific pat
ronagc, il it wishes to. The Straus
company first appeared in the city
in 1891. Mr.. Straus is a member OF
the Commercial club and a strong
booster for the interests CT the town.
r. For fuel, building material, plans
and building estimates. the NortZ
Lumber company is a reliable place
to 60. Jesse Jenson is. the local
manager. The general office is in
breckenridge, MINI.
The Big Store.
Since the first of the year, Paul
V. Schicbold has been connected
with the Big Store. This firm was
incorporated in 1901, and is a depart
ment store Of the most modern type,
handling everything to be desired in
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N. p. DEPOT AND CITY PARK.

county in 1881. In his opinion, those
were the good old days. When he
came there were no sidewalks, and
there was only Front street to show
for the bustling little city Of today.
There never has been a boom here,
the town having come up slowly
but with the s%teadiness that insures
permanent stability.
Since Mr.. Sinner came from Ger
many five years ago to Casselton:
he has been engaged in the harness
business. Shoe repairing is n OF
his spcialties. This is a firm which
carries in addition a line of heavy
and light harness.
Commercial Hotel.
The Commercial hotel, owned by
H. r. Colegrove, has lived in North
Dakota for twenty years. He has
been running a first class hotel and
is well known to all the Boys of
the Road"
CasseltOn is well supplied with
electric light and power. The plant
is the property of Hallett & Lynch.
The plant itself is 1900 volts in
power and fully capable of supplying
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bank has a capitalization of $4,000
and deposits equal to 100000.
The Cass County National Bank OF
Casselton has a capital stock of $50
600, and a surplus and undivided
profit OF $50 900. This bank was
started in 1904. n. M. Young is pres
ident; w. S. Port, first vice presl-
dent; John Martin, second vice presl-
dent; J. L.. Gunkel, cashier, and }.
A. McKinnon, assistant cashier.
CasseIton JeWeler.
A. J. NesselrOd, jeweler, has been
in Casselton for the last ten years.
He is an expert watch repairer, be-
sides dealing in cut glass and Jewel
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time there was only one bank in Far
and this bank was the second III
the county. It's business has doubled
in the last ten years. r. G. kittel
is president, coming to Casselton IN
1895. The vice president IS +. )
LANCER, and L. A. Taubert is second
vice president. w. r. kittel is cash
Ter and L.. p. Correll and w. +
Strehlow are assistant cashiers. The
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Oldest business men, in point Of resi-
dence, in the city of Cassclton. lie
has been in the business he now fOi-
lows for 20 years.
An Old Timer.
p. 3. Buchanan is one Of the old
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CONTINUED on page seven.)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-06-24
PORTO RtcAN COFFEE MICH
IN FAVOR ~ EUROPE

! - i - sa =
Porto Riean coffeet Is In demand
abroad, and its price Is the highest,
according to the Porto Rican Expert.
ment Station of the Department Of
Agriculture. AS long as excellent
prices are obtained from Europe, the
Porto Rican producers do not care to
take the trouble and expense of edu-
eating American taste for the product.
hence there Is no sign Of American
demand for this coffee expanding. To
show how little comes to the United
States. 1t might be noted that, while
$S.37S,346 worth went to other coun-
tries, only s132.970 worth went to the
United States.
! Although other agricultural pro-
ducts show great promise, sugar and
tobacco still continue %. lead oil
others by big margin The exports.
of sugar during the last year -weEB.
valued at 81, 226, 905. while tobacco
exports were, Of manufactureds So.
824, 030, and of unmanufactured. $3,-
18S,227. There are said to be- great
possibilities in fruit culture, especial
1y of grape fruit, which ten years ago
was unknown. but which last: year
showed exports of $726. 687. Fl However,
pineapples and oranges both exceed
ed grape fruit in export trade. the
former being valued at $1,I42,007.
while oranges were valued at $749. 010.
.Cocoanuts also do well, and the cpl
ture is ofitable.-Bradstreet,s.