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Crookston Times Thursday, February 9, 1903

• Button College The Button Business College is being crowded with pupils this winter

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Crookston Times, Thursday September 7, 1905

• College Makes new Departure - Prof J. A. Button's Business College Probably the Best Known College in the Northwest has Added Two New Departments

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Crookston Times, Saturday August 28, 1909

One of the Most Beautiful Weddings - Miss Fern Hollingsworth and Frank Longtine united

D. W. Meeker Wants a Force of Enumerators for Census

Much Damage Was Done - Damage Done by the Storm at Beltrami

New Plow For the State Fair - Engine About Complete for Exhibition at the Minnesota Fair

Legal War Over Sawdust - Dakota Firm Wants to Know Whether its Lumber of Fuel

Many Indians Get Religion - Revival Among Chippewas On White Earth Reservation Continues

Crookston Educators - Where Many of Talented Young Ladies Of This City Will Labor

Demonstrate Possibilities - Ernest and Henry Hilse Show What Can be Done in R. R. Valley

Carl. A. Solien's Barn Was Burned - More Damage By Storm Reported in Vicinity of Twin Valley

Council Proceedings - Official Report of proceedings of Council Meeting

After 14 Years Service Frank Montague, of U.S. Land Office, Transferred

Workman Finds Fine Iron Ore - Discovery Made in Excavating Basement

Sam Johnson interred at Euclid - son of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Johnson

Advertised Letters - Advertisers in this edition of the Crookston Times

Crews Lay Over Here - Change in connection with the Warroad and St. Vincent passenger trains.

Dairymen's Convention - to be held November 1909

Expression From Voters - Mentions Judge Gossman and N. Moran

Fertile Struck by the Storm - Fred Barhalz place damaged

Fine Profit in Sheep Raising - Nick Welter's farm.

From Wednesday's Paper - Mentions Marcus Nelson

Had Big Opening - Mentions S. Winji and B. Rosenberg

Juries Drawn For December - Many names listed

Jury Returns Verdict of Accident - Regarding A.W. Cunningham's death

Keystone News - Many names mentioned

Killed By Vicious Bull - Ole Rust killed

Lot Sales Broke Records Mentions H. Cardin and many others

Mrs. Straus to Asylum - Mary Straus killed her daughters

Would Boost Land By $5 - Mentions Major McPhee

Seasonable Jottings - Fashions of 1909

Real Estate Transfers - Many names mentioned

Storm Was Very Severe - Louis Opdahl, Ole Tuseth & others mentioned

Satterlee to Kansas - Dr. George Satterlee

No Hunting in Andover This Year

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Crookston Times Saturday September 25, 1909

Tom Smyth Dead - Thomas Smyth, 68, found dead

Watch Contest (Many names in this article)

A Murderer Strangles Himself at Stillwater, with Towel

Adervertisers Letters - List of names from a the newspaper column

Big Fire at Buffalo - Tailor Shop, Hardware Store, and Residence Were Burned

 Karlstad Bank Robbers Detained at Watertown, SD

Came to Blows - Last evening a well-known Resident of the city got into Trouble

Strange Disappearance - Mrs. C. C. Johnson, of Grand Forks, Left her Home

City Schools Flourishing - Enrollment This Year Greatly Exceeds That of a Year Ago

A Comparative Study of the Jails in Crookston and Grand Forks

Contestants Satisfied - Miss Stortroen Choses Automobile, & Miss Bangnen Choses Piano

Convicted of Early Hunting -  James Frank, North of Angus, Paid a Fine of $10

Court House Contract Let -  M. Brady Secures Job For Red Lake Falls County Court House

Death of Governor Johnson - Deeply missed

Deerwood Duck Hunters Manage to Get Ducked - A narrow escape from drowning

Euclidites Neighborly - The family of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Murphy are all ill with typhoid fever

Former Mine Captain at Ely Dies Suddenly - Sept. 22. - Capt. Nick Cowling

Found Guilty of Grafting - Police Inspector Edward McCann, charged with grafting

Aged Couple at Cass County Hospital and Home - Mr. and Mrs. Anton Koenig, husband 106, wife 96

Is Prepared For Active Work - Joseph O. Doolittle, Sunday School Missionary, Plans Active Camapign.

Census of Agriculture - 45,000 enumerators Wanted

Lesson From Life Of Gov. Johnson - Supt. Wm Robertson, Of School Of Agriculture Speaks To Parents

Man Charged With Assaults Is Captured - Lindsay Garlock reported captured

Memorial Services Sunday Evening - for Governor Johnson

Milroy Man Killed Elevation Grain - Frank W. Smith of Milroy, is dead as the result of an accident

Rural Route Carrier Is Transferred - James Taylor Leaves For Texas and L. J. Lake is Substitute

Soo Surveyors Enroute Here - One Crew Is Running Line To Crookston From Plummer Via Red Lake Falls

State Meeting Of W.C.T.U. - Very Successful Gathering Was Held In Duluth During the Past Week

To Entertain Gov. Eberhart - A Special Meeting Of The Commercial Club Was Held

Two Badly Scalded In Freight Collision - Moose Lake, Minn., Sept. 22

Westerners Locate Here - Bought 1200 Acres Of Red River Valley Soil From Senator Stephens

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Crookston Times Saturday, October 16, 1909

• Acknowledges Receipt of Money - Contribution to the Johnson Memorial fund

• N.P. Train Will Be Well Equipped - Will go on the road a week from Saturday

• Proceedings of the County Commissioners - September 1909

• Real Estate Transfers - Many names mentioned

• Sheriff Daniels Left With Men - Went To Duluth With the Ten U.S. Prisoners

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Crookston Times Thursday, August 17, 1915

Button Opens New College - J. A. Buttons of Crookston to open a business college in Moorhead

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