County Board Actions and Local News From Bismarck Tribune
The county board debated routine bills Monday while regular freight routes between Bismarck Mandan and Stewelers and back were set. Local reports note theater rumors, shifts in staffing for Trivers week, marriages in Mandan, and a New York telegram announcing Mrs Richard Harrison’s death. Citizens discuss threshing, winter freighting, and rail shipments with several medical and accident updates across Emmons and Burleigh counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oesion Mondey
Bax
Task McConville
Thompson
Joseph Gronquist
Emma Anderson
New York
Richard Harrison
H. Phelpa
Winans Times
Eureka
Fort Yates
Tonnie
Bismarck
Kendrick
Frank Frisby
W. B.jerrel
Sheridan House
Tawrence Casselman
North Dakota
Mclean County
Richards
MsKetuk An
Sines Tames Campbell
Grand Forks
Swenson
Jim
Renson
Guy Brainnroker
M.P. Chane
Minn
Willie
Mes
Eaward Clarence
Lifinh
Ole Ediward Strom
Panera
R.N. Stevens
Jim Gayton
Jamestown
J. W. Hofmann
Menoken
Tribune
New York Weekly World
Stevens
Trike Bismarck
Aod
Gardner
Northern Pacific
Mundun
Ana Chltiren
Washburn
Bismarck Roller Mill Company
Eason
Local Residents and Visitors Swerve Through Winter Town
A flood of names from Fargo Minneapolis Glencoe and Dickinson plus visitors from St Louis Kansas City and Canada are noted in today’s society blur at Huma and surrounding towns. Personal calls and travel from Juneau to Marck mark a busy social week as figures like Judge Francis Public Examiner Wallace and Hon R N Stevens are listed among attendees and returning travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harcourt
Slaughter
Inez
Deeds Geil
Emmons County
Jerry ©. Cole
Hove
Lumborns
Denny
C. Fry
Minneapolis
M. I. Hanmom
Bloughter
J. W. Bragdon
Forge
Judge Ransrd
Lews
Pacific
Albert Richarda
Gunt
McKenzie
John Coax
Stewartsdale
Geo. Marshall
Menoken
Thos. Brow
John Cooper
Thoe
Flanagan
Naughton
H. J. Hanstrom
W. M. Pagle
Winchester
John Parker
Urbane Potter
Bomone County
Los Angeles
Cal
Parker
Jerry Hayes
W. Roberta
Dickinson
T. J. Jones
Jamestown
D. H. Feagles
B. A. Schwab
Geo
A. Welch
Glencoe
Geo. Welch
Gibbo
James Philips
Tuttle Lake
Lynn Sperry
Burnt Crook
A.C. Banard
Conkling
E. B. Brundage
Mixa Floy Philleo
Grand Rapids
Wis
Brondage
Capt. Brondage
Centralia
Philleo
Livne
Chives
Mies Jesenmine
Fargo
Huma
Western
D. Rodgers
W. E. Brien
Hay Creek
J. M. Wallin
Washburn
Sheridgn
J. 8. Proctor
R. B. Crangle
R. Barcalow
St. Paul
R. C. Lavitt
Minneapolis Custer
James Cristy
William EB
Thomas Moors
St. Louie
Francis
Kansa City
Wallace
Biemaarck
Lawrence Casselman
Misa Lee Katthn
W. H. Fallon
Carter
Corrigan
Winona
Fred Dutton
Christ Janson
Chicago
A. E. Stone
McKensie
F. R. Woodward
Trrbune
John Stovell
Minnig
Minnie
Conservatory of
Rusia
J. B. Power
Richland County
Board of
University and Achiool Lands
Kilgarley
Bismarck
Kenuny City
Wharshe
Sheridan
Fragmentary local roster and notes from Jamestown area
A long list of names and place tags from Ince to Jamestown and surrounding towns, including many individuals and households such as Jamestown figures Ince, D. Hy Penglen, J. J. Nichols, and W. Glen. The text notes Thursday's Persona visiting Mandan and references Captain William Glen éon heading to Washington, with mentions of local bankers, merchants, and residents across Sterling, Painted Woods, Minneanowla, and Fargo among others. The fragmentary list reads like a community ledger with scattered travel and biographical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter
J.P. Crum
Sterling
Pheilio
G. W. Johnson
Chas. Peterson
John Boot
H. Hichardn
Henry Richarde
Joe Johnson
Alex. Olson
Painted Woods
Bamrat
Grass Lake
Frank Johnson
Washburn
W. Bratwell
P. Schweigert
St. Paul
Tobt. Nelson
Mies
Hilda Anderson
Axel H. Olson
Alex. Nordelloi
Axel Heddateom
Andrew Johnson
Louis Lind
Blaughter
F. R. Little
Crosie
Sam Olson
Conger
Andrew Wogland
Williamsport
P. Lundberg
Fragmented medical stigma and torah reference amid illness
An unclear excerpt describes long illness and medical care, mentioning Corona Hears, hospital routines, and treatment attempts. Names appear garbled, with uncertain sequence and context. The fragment hints at medical stress and possible retesting debates within a hospital setting.
Cuticura Resolvent shows unsteady ad claims and images
An unclear OCR fragment references Cuticura Resolvent and mentions Daly and Haxatiaoa with scattered words about wood, real kis, ana, sales terms, and Tatancy. The readable items point to an advertisement style note with product naming and dubious claims, lacking coherent details or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Notice of change in plant agent at Gull River Lumber Company
Luss Hooper retires as plant agent and manager at Biismarck North Dakota yard. Charles E Hinckwell appointed special agent and manager to collect all debts and receipts for the Gull River Lumber Company in Biismarck. All payments due or to become due should be paid to and handled by Hinckwell. Dated Biismarck North Dakota December 24, TBH Gull River Lumber Company. J Leavers, Secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betsey
Marson and Gray
John Ogden
State Educational Association
Fargo
Bray
Atata
Hia
North Dakota Coal
Dawcon Standard
Leahy and
Remington
Bismarck
Biemarck
Ranard
Conkha
United States' District Court
Biemarck Sension
Louie Agard
Alex Helmeworth
Wolawfil
John Mogan
Tading
Gray
Gilbert
Mason
Mnnop
Swenson
Joe Fox
Mandan
Ray
Law and Order
Bateey
Pérons
All Kiyar Lambee Company, & Corporation
Minnesota
Ald Gull River
Bismmrck
North Dakota
Luss Hooper
Aldelty
Blamatal
Ponte Tlon
Vald Gull River
Bar Company
Anid City
Dankata
Lenuer
Dow Ferun Uald Gall Hiver Lumber Company
Ite ‘Id Baasinem
Blamarck
Biawnrok
Dent to Coal Cargo Forum and Lehigh Mining Co Plan
A report on a coal property deal, Lehigh Mining Co formation, and Brakine and McGilliveny action. Details describe 4 800 acres of land, clay and rock resources, a new brick industry in North Dakota, and machinery plans under President Erskine. Notes James Matthews of Laramie with 25 000 bushels wheat and farmer markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Cargo Forum
G. Q. Brakine
National Bank
Marge
B. Ey
North Dakotay
Worle Wa
Georgy Qe Erskine
Huwanipla
Lehigh Mining Co
James JH. Mathews
Lariname
North Dakota
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the Dismarck Tribune
Cipy Ayp County
Eminous
Williamspork
Boon
Ayounghmn
Vargo Argus
Joe Remington
Argue
Bisthatok
W. C. Cabrns
Rarge
Aneety
B. Sudaon
Mexander Hagles
Minneapalie
Ogden
Cuthro
Custer
Frank Paris
Wentura
Ohns
Gaskill
T. Berry
Cappon
O. M. Valley
Faribank
W. M. Kealer
Crofin
W. L. Kent
Francis FH
Colton
Williamaport
Major Menning
Hon. A. 0
McGilvary
Major Fleming
New Con
W. J. Bates
Wilkinson
Robt
H. Goulreau
PLA Woodward
John Thory
Mr. Wi
Dobson
Albert Foster
Fort
Matus
Cumly
I Hampshire
Se. Paul
J. E
Campbell
J. D
Thomson
Dawson
Trove
D. B
Stephana
Thos
Mo Konsio
Suindyy
Royal
United States
Henry A. Mott
Chemin
Jayer
Workneainy'y Personnia
HM Douglass
Port Yates
H. Ryan
Minnenowla
G. 8
Petry
Grant
Yeland
Chas
W. Aivtton
Chicugo
Guster
Just B. Gayton
Gayton
H. A.phonosov
W. Skelton
J.W. Hoffian
Willy Wilson
W. F. Coon
Jobin Jackson
Pretulton
Fred W. Korn
Nels Paulson
Andrew Patorana
B. F. Long
Chine
Mra. W
Tatba
Mise Lillie Webb
Tawestown College
Christus
J. M. Adame
P. J. Lys
Herbert
Steele
J. C. Thompson
J. ©. Warnick
Jamestow
Thos. Flanagen
Nawhton
Austin Howe
Miles City
Wm. Gayton
L. Angheon
Hay Creeks
Albin Hedstrom
John Hodstrom
Oliver Peterson
Axel Johnson
O. J. Johnson
Chris, Peterson
Henry Richards
A. Richarde
Peter Englin
Erick Englin
J. A. Jounson
Painted Wooda
Eliuaon
W. A. Sitona
Wogansports
Little, Cratto
Grafton
Estitute
Russia
Lujstikow
Dovatine
Minto
A. Martin
Courh
Bin
Obie
Vargo
William Glen Éon
Bramarck
City
Washington
Interior Department
Government
Lounsberry
Rozema
Walldons
Pat Ct. Gurney
M.D. Ae Ag
Hore
Fran
Cuticurs
Gull Revel Lumber Company
BO. Leavers
Egcrotar
Arnis Heynota
Gs.fadl Co
Herlaigh
Biothy
Anid Au Ny Elaig
Mortmun
Sam
Hid
Seston
Wrst
Wren
G. Moore
Banat
Ewan
Auta Nornay
Ecchabe ‘Rpetitioner
North Dako
Harleigies
Psa
Sakdt Ang Seri
Dua
Reece Junta
Willin
Tor
Jouy A. Btorell
Platt
Chisbevters
Pilt
H. G. Root
M. Cu
F. R. Fulton
Cmard Fopas
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