Real estate and loan firms listed at Thornton area
A fragmentary OCR listing several law firms real estate loan offices and attorneys in Bismarck Boston and nearby. Names include FUARVEY BARRIS PHILBRICK COCHRANE LAT WYERB A T PATTERSON Geo L Gilbert G RAPELJE and TEVENS ALLEN. Entries mention offices in Bismarck Bank building Metropolitan Boston Clothinghouse and Main Street offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuarvey Barris
Real Estate and Loans
Raymond Block
Oucher
Philbrick
Directory items locate supt offices across city blocks
The listing records numerous officials and businesses by building and street placement. Supt Malek in the Taylor building east Main Street. Henry Anderson in Hoagland building east of Banner house. Kuntz Plecher's Midway at the Metropolitan on Second. Tudge Tibbits at city hall. various offices in Webb, the Dakota block, Bismarck Bank block, Boston Clothing House, and nearby blocks. Also notes an auctioned or taken up mare br**nded Cwmnaroas BAYGaamaes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Malek
Allen
Taylor
Matin Street
Henry Anderson
Hoagland
Banner Houe
Kuntz & Plecher
Midway
Metropolitan
Second Street
George L. Gilbert
F. H. Register
E. , Wilson
Paul Relington
Jos. Hare
J. R. Gage
Dr. Smyth
Dakota Block
Beardsley
Whalen
Chas. Euplis Ja
Raymond
Dakota
Oscar Willis
Bureau
Fifth Street
Boucher, Philbrick & Cochrane
Webb's
E. E. Morris
Meyhofoer
First National Bank
Boston
M. Dahl
Main Street
East End
General Miller
Bismarck Bank
A. T. Patterson
Jos, Hare
Old
McKinley Club
General Hughes
M. P. Skeela
M. Pye’s Insurance Agency
United States Marshal's Office
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Story Facing Teething Aid
Fragmentary OCR note cites an old remedy for teething pain, mentioning Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and a price of 25 cents per bottle. The text is garbled with multiple misspellings and unclear context.
Many Local Items and News Notes Across Emmons County
Bricks rise on the Grifin building as public schools open fall term Monday. George Guasner opens business at the old Rohrer stand. W. E. Rawlings visits from the east. Dudley family heads to Helena by morning train. Burleigh summer school ends Friday. Rain totals reported with heavy and rapid downpour. Prairie fire in Emmons county causes crop damage. W T Best travels to Chicago for stock and rents new Dakotas block corner store. Satterlund visits from Washburn. crops look good in McLean. Michelson returns to assist with Van Horn, now an architect. Falkenstein takes Bottineau principal post. Eagle to junior partner. Captain Braithwaite returns improved from West Baden. Chicken season opens with good bags. Best, Blewett, Treacy tally 63. Newton-Wachter 88. Gov Devine to lecture teachers on the Logic of Events. timing to be announced. Jamestown trip marred by severe storm. Wallace party travels 17 miles to the city. Fargo Argus notes state funds invested in six percent securities. Grand Forks bonds offered. Col. Ordway dies at Waterloo at 45. NH bar admission in 1878. survivors listed. Sheriff Shier and Armstrong bring Van Soest before judge. reform school term given. Emmons County fire described as historic in extent. great grain loss reported. Steger Angoatura Bile fortes recommended when appetite wanes. Clemmer to lead Emmons teachers’ institute this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schoors
George Guasner
Rohrer Stand
W. E. Rawlings
Ravling
J. W. Dudley
Helena
Burleigh County Summer School
McLean County
Paul Michelson
H. L
van Horn
F. C. Falkenstein
Willow City Hagle
Eagle
Captain Braithwaite
West Baden
Ind
Louis Best
Andy Blewett
Treacy
Newton-Wachter
Devine
Myron Hutchinson
J. W. Foley
R. K. Wallace
Jamestown
Wallace Cottage
Fargo Argus
Farley
The
Argus
Board of University and
City of
Grand Forks
Washington Post
George Langdon Ordway
Waterloo
N.H
N. G. Ordway
Washington
New Hampshire
E. L. Whitford
Shier
Armstrong
Williame
Port
van Soest
Winchester
Reform School
Imen
Armastrong
Emmons County
Citizens urge early start on Bismarck military post
A citizens committee presses Secretary Alger and War Department to begin building the Bismarck military post. Senator Hansbrough travels from New York to Washington to push the effort as city rebuilds after a recent fire. The committee cites assurances of cooperation, a second appropriation, and site readiness, noting war progress delayed action but now progress is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough
New York
Washington
War Department
Bismarck
Patterson
Alger
Citizens Committee
Quartermaster’s Department
Citizens’ Committee
Pennyroyal Pill Advertisement and Patent Claims
An OCR fragment promotes Mott's Pennyroyal Pills claiming to cure weakness and tumors and protect private parts. It mentions Williams Indian Pile products and claims mail order availability. The ad states each box is warranted and lists E. S. Boardaley as a contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williame
Indian Pile
Notment
Biind
Ikbing Bt
Acta
Ives
Williams
Re- Suradtunian Co
Terrific Rain Breaks with Violent Thunderstorm Across State
A long rainy spell ended last night as a mighty wind rain and thunderstorm hit western regions and Jamestown area. Lightning flashed vividly and pools formed on streets while wheat and grain stocks ready for threshing suffered damage. The storm followed intense heat from last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Gorton's Minstrels at the Athenéum August 21
Gorton's famous New Orleans Minstrels will headline the Athenéum performance on Wednesday night August 21. The company is renowned nationwide and features a strong lineup of white artists with new specialties, dances, marches and musical absurdities. Gorton's Gold Band performs a noonday musicale the day of the show, directed by Joseph Gorton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorton
New Orleans
Athenéum
America
Joseph Gorton
Park River seeks bids for petty ball event
State news items report bidding in Park River for a petty ball. Wells county notes twenty four threshing rigs sold absent. Diphtheria cases rise in Stateman county. Ramsey county shows fifty percent more land in crop than 1806. Western cattle shipments bring good prices in Chicago. Northern Pacific land solicitors tour the state in a special car. A large Case county barn burned with horses and cattle. Williams county to prosecute prairie fire culprits. Mrs Gusack of Fessenden dies from lightning burns. Kulm Messenger urges withdrawing the entire pop ticket to save Lime. Likote Herald pledges opposition to Attica candidate who opposed the late war. Fred Fouts jailed for Mayville murder. Ransom county wheat averages 14 bushels per acre No 1 Hard. State tuition fund per capita at 53 cents, smallest since statehood. Ex City Treasurer Shotwell of Fargo rumored short funds but negotiating repayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park River
Wells County
E. H. Smith
Case County
Williams County
Gusack
Fessenden
Kulm
Likote Herald
Avery
Attica
Fred Fouts
Mayville
William Wallace
Ransom County
Shotwell
Fargo
Stray grey mare reported in Bismarck area
Notice lists a five year old grey mare with white hind feet and waxhorn in right ear last seen in Bismarck. Witnesses to prove residence tied to a cultivation claim noted. A. G. Olson of Sixth Street, Bismarck, NYD.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
M.D
Township
A. G. Olson
Bixth Street
Binmaarck
Nyd
Half Rate Granted for Building Materials in Burned District
General Hughes cites a telegram from Hannaford announcing a half rate on building materials for rebuilding the burned district shipped before December 31. The telegram, authorized by President Mellen, covers business blocks within the fire area and directs the general freight agent to provide rate details and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Hughes
Hannaford
Mellen
Sheridan House Hotel in North Dakota remodels and reopens
Sheridan House announces steam heat electric lights and improved facilities as it undergoes a major remodel with iron and brass beds Armour quality meats and new furnishings. Kupitz's business moves to the old Bain building while awaiting a new store. A special term of the North Dakota Supreme Court is called for September 12 1898 in Fargo Cass County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheridan House
Sheridan
Armour & Co
Chicago
Evno. G. Patterson
Bismarck, N
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Supreme Court
Fargo
Cass County Court
Notice to Contractors for two story brick building bids
Sealed bids for erection and completion of a Hancock Bros designed two story brick building will be received by C. B. Little in Bismarck North Dakota until 6 p m August 27. Plans are available at Hancock Bros office and at First National Bank Bismarck. Also notices for laborers and boot and shoe repairing services appear in the ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Little
Bismarck
N. D
Hancock Bros. Farge
Hancock Bros
First National Bank
Also Mentioned on This Page
A T.patterson
Bismarck Bank Elk
Enry Anderson
Banner House
R.N. Stevens
BR. S. Allen
Tevens & Allen
Attorneys AT Law
Ae ‘Cwmnaroas Baygaamaes
Epps Rinbaan
J. C. Swett
West Half Bear
Dr. Steger
Clemmer
Senator Hansbrough
Secretary Alger
Mott
Teres
Mort
Csc
J. E. Cates
Tacoma
Wash
Chamber of Commerce
North Dakota
Frank A. Briggs
Ptate
Johnson Nickells
Mandan
C. W. Thompson
Castoria
Ayer
Vigor
Casbton Rta
Atos
Ata
Epp. G. Patterson
Vtasbtornaia
Maara
Signature
Py Mall
Bas Rotice
N. Dyon
Vis
Ole Olson
Fees Eas
House
Kupitz
Charles Kupitz
Bain
West Main Street
Stage Lines
Guy C. H. Corliss
Alfred Wallin
J. M. Bartholomew
Tribune
Thomas Fortune
Logan's
Breese
Seine
Teta Hines
A. Erewer
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