City and County News Alight with Late Week Notes
In a bustling city scene Col Robison visits Wednesday evening while Aude Winehoster heads to Wash Wirt with her mother to court. Train movements include a noon St Paul run with Mey and Meakins noted. Iron Kellogg and Winchester are among items mentioned with local garden work and Thanksgiving collection at the Presbyterian church. River weather shifts as steamboats pause for winter. reports of planned winter starters and river conditions abound.
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W. TL Robison
Aude Winehoster
Alt. Keel
St. Paul
Mey
Meakins
St. Wil
W.M. Falconer
Kellogg
Idaho
Amd Vwaives
Davin Tieie Gardens
Locomion
Atromney Walker
Saturday News first appearance and local notes
The Wilson News made its first appearance yesterday as a light snow flurry fell this afternoon. In city news Dr Cowiehel and Attorney Voss of Mandan visited this morning. Miss Maggie Davidson, undergoing Wisler treatment at Staul, may spend winter in California. Henry Roliner returned from Washington with 75 teams unloading wheat at Wilson elevator. The paper reports 150 rounds at the prevator yesterday and notes penitentiary board meeting in Emmons county. The Maidan Electric Company organized with officers HL Ry Lyon president, I A Hughes vice president, R M Suttle secretary-treasurer. authorized capital $325,000. Deer hunting trip returns mention several deer, door-stalling weather unfavorable. Secretary Stickles requests newspapers to submit bills for publishing noters of Inspection to allow sale presentation to the auditor. Several land seekers in town. W W Ankows reports improvement. Court stenographer Arie to serve tern. Anderson's sister arrives to help. A local speaker expresses confidence in the town’s prospects for twenty years.
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Wilsow News
Land Office
Cowiehel
Attorney Voss
Mandan
Maggie Davidson
Wisler
Staul
California
Henry Roliner
Washburn
Wilson
KJ. Turner
Gladstone
Edward Broddevleinen
Emmons County
Penitentiary Board
Maidan Electric Company
Pollowinss
Ry Lyon
I. A. Hughes
R. M.suttle
Bowen
Henry Suttle
W. C. Ward
Nerther
Stickles
Railroad Commission
Hoy
Ambiguous Civil War Era Notes and Health Updates
Fragmentary 19th century wire notes describe wheat deliveries and a new elevator, plus a death in Emvirons county in the Fourteenth Infantry. Reports mention St Laws, Mayor Patterson recovering, hospital stay at St Jake's, and plans to travel to Florida for winter rest with a hoped return in spring.
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Amit Thik
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Wheat
Rogers
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Emmons County Republican Sold to W P Thurston
State politics and local notices recount the transfer of the Emmons County Republican at Braddock to W P Thurston. Other items note a two year sentence for John O Donnell for robbing a barn in Fargo and plans for improved train service and electric lighting in the near future.
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Sheriff Watson
Cass County
John O'Donnell
George Nichols
Fargo
Tosoplus Plenty
N. PB
Notable Local Couple and Rail News Highlight North Dakota Events
Guests in town include Dan and John Conway with State Auditor Cartblom and States Attorney Allen arriving on noon trains from Fargo. Dr. Madden the Chicago eye specialist and Captain Moffet plan visits. several landseekers toured Washburn lands. a Dakota block supper and fair drew strong patronage. North Dakota muster rolls for the regiment arrive, and legal notices hint at impending Supreme Court action. Company A plans reorganization with enthusiasm and optimism for a stronger unit.
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Roots Annual Report on Insular Policy and Cuba
Secretary Root's annual report analyzes insular government, army reorganization, Cuba's future, and the Philippine campaign. It notes Paris treaty limits on Congress for native civil rights, argues for gradual self government and equal laws, and calls for education and industry. It states Cuba's trusteeship ends when Cubans can form a suitable government and maintain order.
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Philippines
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United States
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Farm Conveniences Wagon Gate End Gate for easy unloading
A detailed sketch from Ohio Farmer describes a removable end gate and crate system for wagons to speed unloading. It explains hinge plates, hooks, and chains to lift gates, with crate slats for sturdy dry goods boxes. The design aims to ease harvesting apples and vegetables while reducing bruising.
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Ohio
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Crate sizing and wintering advice for crops and trees
A compact guide discusses crate sizes for potatoes and turnips, noting half bushel crates suffice for one handler while larger crates ease two-person duties. It also covers mosquito hibernation in hollow trees and heated rooms, and late October to November preparations for winter, including protecting tree bodies and clearing around stalks.
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Mary B. Murtfeldt
St. Louis Republic
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unclear excerpt from local notice or report
The fragment notes individuals named Allshouse Poole and several others including Mr and Mrs H St Lyon Mrs G BR econard and Mrs H Gruber of Man, with travel and return references indicating a local society or club item from Wednesday.
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Jamestown
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G. BR. Econard
11. Gruber
Man
Pension system eyed as year opens with more retirees
Washington reports Secretary Hitchcock surveys pensions across bureaus. Despite a drop to 901 519 pensioners, average annual pension stands at 132 74 dollars. War with Spain expected to lift rolls. calls for no pension before filing date and early codification. Fire at Boone stable kills four horses. Payne & Sons lose about 20 000 dollars, insured 97 000. Incident suspected arson.
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Boone
Payne & Sons
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