Proceedings of the Bismarck County Commissioners Nov 1900
The board, led by Commissioners Welch Taylor and Johnson, met on multiple dates in Bismarck, adjourned sessions, and approved numerous bills for salaries, salaries, election supplies, road work, jail costs, and judge coroner fees. Bonds for treasurer, sheriff, and coroner were set at 40000, 2000, and 7000 respectively.
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Bismarck
TMK
Hoard
Welch, Taylor and Johnson
Geo. A. Welch
Salary County
Taylor
Salary
Leese
Welch
August Erickson
Beoge
Amos Robbou
Moorhouse
Hughes Elec. Co
John White
Tip Barney Flynn
Nels Cook
Court House
Will Gable
Grambs Bros. Muse
H. P. Bogue
D. Kolick
P. Bogue
D. Bilick
Hansen
Bridge R. ‘Townsend
First Nat. Bank
Lumborn Hospital
Keep
Capital
Alex McKenzie
Gunt W. Johnson
Taylor and Johnson
A. Robidou
R. L. Best & Co
Mdse
Poor
J.C. Ritchey
Drayage
Chas
Strom
Dridge
Julius Alimiani
H. L. Michelson
Mdise
C. A. Burton
B. Healey
Kendrick
Commissionera Welch
Tay Joram Johnson
Walker Bros
TSC
Glineburg & Levin
Gull River Lum. Co
Bismarck & Washburn Lumber Co
Geo. W. Needham
Wm. McDonald
D. A. Falconer
Harry Lee
John Engstrom
Louis Larson
Martin Anderson
Boans
John F. Fort
Bismarck Tribune
Simon Welch
B. S. Allen
Allen
John Shannon
J. W. Foley
Thos
Fortune
Belle Dietrich
Wiise Vais
D. Tabor
W. S. Moorhouse
Dickinson Press Highlights and Washington Notes Summary
The Dickinson area faces diphtheria cases in Mandan and a death, with measures to curb spread. Dickinson figures discuss W V Wage, former Emmons county sheriff, and local editor comments. Georgia peach orchard interest, a soldier’s misdeeds in Dickinson, and upcoming personnel moves in state offices are noted. Washington reports mention a $10,000 Red River improvement appropriation, Missouri river work, a Grand Forks public building bill, and Fort Berthold agent Major Richards brief visit. The Holiday Rush section notes a Deputy Sheriff raid on the Columbia restaurant and the Landa place without success, followed by a search of George Wirtenberger's barn.
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Dickinson
Montana
Mandan
W. V. Wage
Emmons County
N. C. Lawrence
Georgia
Claude Groff
Company K
Dickinson Press
W. C. Gilbreath
Tuttle
Europe
Roy Gilbreath
Streeter
Emmons County Record
Cushing
McIntosh
Kassel
Maercklein
Amidoni
Fred Baker
Yee Sing
Tom Thomas
Washington
Spalding
Red River
North
Missouri River
Bismarck
Taylor
Grand Forks
Committee of Public Buildings and Grounds
Major Richards
Fort Berthold
N. C
Lidgerwood Broadaxe
Sherri Rasmussen
Columbia
Landa
George Wirtenberger
Liquor Theft and Store Lockout Reported
A store keeper found a barrel of liquor missing after locking the barn for dinner. A thief took the key from the barn, but whisky remnants were found inside. Wittenberger blames a setup by others while seeking reopening of the store. The case ties to a broader enforcement league and a prior raid on Koch & Phillyp with a court hearing pending.
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Wittenberger
Forman
George
Koch & Phillyp
Lauder
Bassett Promotes Ostrich Busi ness in Valley City
Editor Bassett plans an ostrich ranch at Valley City North Dakota to tap a neglected industry. He touts meat as superior to porterhouse steak, claims one egg can feed a large family, and notes the rooster can power small tasks. He cites a registered rooster from Cairo’s Khedive stud.
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Shteldon
Bassett
Valley City
North Dakota
Cairo
Holland and Portugal Plan Three Month Report on Consulate Affair
Holland and Portugal agreed on a three month period to render a report on the Lourenzo Marques consulate affair that risked straining ties. The imperial train is ordered to be ready to depart Crimea on December 28, signaling the czar and imperial family’s anticipated return to St. Petersburg early in January.
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Holland
Portugal
Lourenzo Marques
Crimea
St. Petersburg
Crank informs official of plot to kill McKinley and Roosevelt
A disturbed man sought a White House official this morning claiming a bloodcurdling plot to assassinate McKinley Roosevelt Hanna and Depew. The report was not believed but government detectives were assigned to monitor the named individuals and locations.
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Washington
White House
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hanna
Depew
Standard Oil acquires Pacific Coast Oil in $1 million deal
A negotiated purchase transfers all Pacific Coast Oil interests to Standard Oil for about $1,000,000. Separately the Senate pensions committee favors bills by Senator Cullom granting widows of Generals John Palmer and John A. McClelland a $50 monthly pension.
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United States
Standard Oil Company
Pacific Coast Oil Company
Senate Committee On Pensions
Cullom
John Palmer
John A. McClelland
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Jessie Eeryes
Thos. McGee
Matthew Baker
Philip Kelley
Ono
Denzie
Jos, Hess
Geo
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Gust W. Johnson
Pases
Lamborn Hospital
Missouri
Tim Ance
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Gull River Lumber Co
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