Park River to get electric light plant in May
Park River will install electric lighting after a Mayville fire cost 60 000 Tuesday. Reports note Gladstone organized an enforcement league and Spalding introduced a pension bill. In Moorhead a seven year old boy, Carl Wenn, was struck by a train suffering the loss of both legs. Diphtheria cases reported in Medias near Jamestown with six children in one family ill.
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Park River
Mayville
Tuis
B. M. Brasted
Carl Wenn
N. P
Moorberd
Medias
Jamestown
Munson
Howrlig
Ein Caniilate
Ver
Tout
V. H. Silekmy
Tek Bison
Wy Andermanc
Notienal
Washington Tetter
Mansbrough
Senate
Tre Brough
North Dakota
Hue
Hans Thorpe
Ida Johnson
Fidge Murray
Minot
Diginer Court
Thorpe
Shor
Jonestown
Grand Forks County
Milton Globe
Courier-Democrat
Ts Loval News
William Noble
Knox
Andrew Anderson
Noble
Malstead
Night of Terror and a Widow’s Narrow Escape
Mrs. 8 H Lincoln recounts a terrifying night for General Burnham of Machias Maine as doctors fear she will not live. She credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving her life after pneumonia and throat, chest, and lung illnesses, noting a trial dose free at Remington’s drug store.
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Burnham
Machias
H. Lincoln
P. C. Remington's Drug Store
Trailroad Thieves Reported At Mandan Depot
Mandan freight depot reports thefts by daylight with thieves rifling cars and stealing items from the freight area. Authorities pursuing suspects as train crews notice suspicious activity. Local officials urge travelers to remain vigilant near the depot.
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du Bros
New Rockford Prosperity Shows in New Buildings
New Rockford erected a Methodist church, school house and a courthouse this year with several private residences added, signaling local prosperity. Also notes include Miss Crawford joining Jamestown high schools as assistant principal, and Milton Globe reports Pembina Portland Cement Co plans to meet spring demand with orders for up to 10,000 barrels as production scales up.
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New Hushi
New Rockford
Jake Hols Jirlgate
C.C. C
Miss Crawford
Leland Stanford
Jamestown High Schools
Milton Globe
Otto Babcock
Pembina Portland Cement Co
Grand Forks
Delax
State Educators Meet In Grand Parks For Major Assembly
Department of Public Instruction outlines program for the State Educational Association meeting to be held at Grand Park on December 27 to 30. Highlights include welcome remarks by W. D. Bangs, addresses from presidents, and sessions on training, rural schools, and grade literature. Speakers include Evtiek Hud and Moony with emphasis on cooperation among superintendents, colleges, and high schools.
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Grand Parks
Ste
Department of Yilie Instruction
Dermon
Welcomr
Stikwell
Marie B. Hocktard
J. Montey Wrauer
Binetton
Dinette
Knox
Dala Veh
Toms of
Fle
Siyerinte
Waell
Gupunl Selionts
Wwe
Wilkeatars
Evtiek
Moony
Fie High School
Canna
Vintage Patent Remedy Ad Sparks Society Note
Whimsical society note hints at Monday parties, local grocer gossip, and a bawdy coded ad for a tonic. The piece riffs on memory and vigor while pitching a medicine with a free booklet and sample from Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York.
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Amd
Tobaewo Emily
Wekmen
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
New York
Students Return Ticket Sale To Central Passenger
Students may obtain round trip tickets upon presenting credentials for travel from Nickel Mate road to Ascoviaton points. Tickets sold when school closes and the day before reopening, but no later than January 10, 1900. For service to Fort Wayne Cleveland Ros toria Erie and others call or visit No. 111 Adams street Chicago station Van Buren and Pacific elevated loop.
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Ascoviaton
Nickel Mate Road
Fort Wayne
Cleveland
Rostoria
Erie
Adams Street
Chicago
van Buren Street
Pacific Avenue
Jamestown’s freakish artesian well woes and hopes
A Jamestown artesian well drama unfolds as work pauses and the derrick is removed to a nearby well for repair. Water flow at 210000 gallons a day exceeds city needs but pressure lags the old well, with initial surges of five to six hundred gallons that fade quickly. Officials expect improvement as the new well frees and stabilizes, potentially surpassing the old source.
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Jamestown
Gil
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Walsly
Pembina County
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Wolke
A. Edwards
Courtenay
Hawter
George L. Lay
Grand Forks National Bank
Madge Authon
United States
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State Insane Asylum
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Thomas Baker, Jr
Naples
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Company HL
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Stutwinai County
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Oakes
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Wahpeton
D. M. Holmes
Andrews
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Unti
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Wargo
Fargo Argus
Grand Forks Hospital
Tatithe
W. C. Andrews
Gan County
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Kirst Avenue
Dagey
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Dyan
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Cincinnatlo
Castoria
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Surg Safe & Deposit Co
Pittsburg
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Emmedy Company
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Voakeshtow Tork
Bag Sastre
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Department of Public Instruction
Educational Association Meeting
General Association
Stale Bovonnion
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P. C. Remington
Jamestown Tas
China
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Semling & Hoover
S. M. Pye & CO
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Indianapolis
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German Alliance Association
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London
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