Burleigh and Bismarck Officials Directory in Brief
Local directory lists public officers across Burleigh County and Bismarck, naming mayor, clerk, treasurer, coroner, sheriff, police chief, city council members, and county officers. It records addresses, departments, and board members, including health, school, and U.S. offices, with court subdivisions and meeting notes.
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Burleigh County
P. Bogus Boaaperey
Fort Aer
Walter Skelton
Alen Register of Deeds
A. Johnson
D. Bale
John Harold
Jeniihearss
A. Ball County
A. Welsh
Jonere
George Tarvey Harrix
Gust W. Johnson
County” Board of Health
W. A
Wef Fuet
Firat
John" White
John Sat Halloran
Pierce
Wate Fear
Pi ‘Marurh
John Harondmaster
Jos. Hare
Harvey Harris H. L. Michelson
Laula Larson
James McDonald
Capitol Junty
City Hall
Winchester
First National Bank
Webb Block
States
Webb
Hoe Steeser Hier Gozeee
Sers U.S Land Ofices
Pirat Nae Hanelke
U. 8
Marine Hospital
Surgon
Bank Bik
United States Board of Pension Examining Surgeons
G. A. Stark
Ballard
Western Union Telegraph Office
Northern Paci Burgeohn
IBR. Smyth
Bismarck
G. B. Furniss
Manaan
Charka
Aisa Ea Haberton
Enginene
Ity Humphreys
Bismarck Bank Block
S OF District Court
Diethien Pirat
Wis
Medora
Billingm
Williamsport
Ememons County
Auch Eme
Steele
Hitler County
Tuesaday
Stanton
Mercer County
Washburn
McLeanounty
Thes Duidge
Mandan
Morton County
Chamber Bet Inst Navona Bak
R.M. Tutile
Mail and Transportation Schedules and Postal Hours
Postal offices close for the day with general delivery limited to 7:00 PM to 11:00 PM daily except Sunday when morning and afternoon hours differ. West bound and east bound trains are listed with departure times and key stops including Burleigh, Fargo, St Paul, and Standing Rock. Stage lines offer permits to ride and connect through Fort Yates, Berthold, and other points, with boats on the Missouri River serving Standing Rock and Port Rice routes.
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N.P
Wremtamme
Pety
hoKerzle
Blemarck
Lavoe Manny
Biante
Burleigh
Mekenzie
Danyon
Dampstown
Valley City
Fargo
Bini St. Paul
Yater
Way Pointa
Connequoue
Glencos
Civona
Campbell Ea Grace
Port Rice
Cannon Bail
Williasne- Bort
Gay Hampton
Emmonsburg
Inona
Standing Rock
Fort Yates
Moy
Primirse
Fort Berthold
Coal Harbor
Tako
Weller
Washburn
Woodata
Vlan Teaven
Berthold
Stham
Ang Brigayas
Gus
Missouri River Packets
Beaton ‘Transportation Company
Sport Yates
Iste
Rival society clash in Cal ends with many killed
In Dec 25 Chinook Weather reports a fierce fight between rival reo groups the Bing and eyes Bing. Around 100 members of the Bing faction died in the battle near an area called Bary Ba Bing.
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Bighbinders
Battin
Maarsquiy
Cal
Reo
Boers Entrench as Methuen Reports Tightening Front
Dispatch from Cape Town dated December 26 notes no overall change in the war zone. Methuen reports Boer entrenchment four miles from his outpost line and a two mile reconnaissance draw fire from four guns and two Vickers machine guns. Four horses were hit. Gatacre seeks to reopen contact with the Indene collieries. Dunottar Castle with Lord Roberts aboard arrives at Grerautar to Cape Town as General Kitchener joins Roberts as chief of staff.
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London
War Office
Cape Town
Methuen
Christman Mennage
Gatacre
Supplies for Boers Reach New Orleans Ports
The British consul reports New Orleans as a major port for Boer agents sourcing supplies for the Transvaal. British ships reportedly carried corn and other staples to Rotterdam, then onward to ports enabling access to the Transvaal. Authorities say they had information but limited power to stop the shipments.
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New Orleans
Couscil
New
Urbana
Rotterdam
Porte
The Times Opposes It In Boer Supplies Debate
Jon Srigara of Dalagon Bay reports from Loxpor on December 26 that The Times argues international law complicates any drastic measures in the Nonth African war. The piece warns that unilateral actions, even with or without Portugal's consent, could trigger serious international complications and hinder termination of the conflict.
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Jon Srigara
Dalagon Bay
Loxpor
the Times
Delagos Bay
Portugal
Keating Denies Rumored Invasion by Irishmen
John T. Keating national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians says he knows nothing of a planned invasion of Canada by four columns of Irishmen. He notes enthusiasm exists but would pause to assess any real danger as England is focused on South Africa. He plans to convene national directors to discuss the matter in Washington or Pittsburgh.
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Canada
Cicago
John T. Keating
Order of Hibernians
England
South Africa
Mr. Keating
Ancient
Order of Hiberniana
Washington
Pittsburg
Philadelphia to charter 4A ship for Transvaal relief
North American reports Philadelphia will send a hospital corps with surgeons to the Transvaal. Subscriptions will be urged, a large pro movement meeting to be held at the Academy of Music. Business leaders back the effort. a chartered steamer will depart as soon as fitted out. Sympathy resolution laid over. New Year’s Day.
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Tracewess
Philadelphia
Aurses
Transvaal
Academy of Music
Resolution Adopted Then Ruled Out Of Order
General J. W. Bishop of St. Paul elected to the presidency of the order of the Sons of the American Revolution at the annual meeting at the Commercial club. The group celebrated the anniversary of the Battle of Trenton with a banquet following the traditional observance.
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Reve Honey Kay Bangret
Sr. Paul
J. W. Bishop
St. Paul
Order of the Bona of the
Commercial Club
EM Torrance
Minneapolis
Trenton
Senator Bav eridge on Quay appointment vote indecision
Senator Bav eridge remarks clarify that neither Quay's election nor his seat is settled, noting uncertainty about Lahall's vote and the governor's constitutional right to appoint. He emphasizes constitutional questions dominate the issue and vows to decide after study, with many senators sharing this stance.
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Baveridge
Quay
Lahall
Eight Thousand European Troops Now at Pretoria
London reports Cape Town correspondent says Lord Methuen plans to stay Modder River about three weeks longer. Four thousand European officers and men skilled in artillery are in Pretoria, while unrest and revolt spread in Dutch districts.
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Pretoria
London
Cape Town
Daily News
THREE LEADING QUESTIONS MR BRYAN NO INTENTION ABANDON SILVER
Mr Bryan said he would speak in the East on the money question the trust question and the Philippine question. He denied abandoning the silver issue stating he would discuss money along with other topics and that three questions dominate public thought.
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Mr. Bryan
Austin
Tex
Dec
W. J. Bryan
Washington
Congrewman
Jersey
Daly
Wig Fight Main Event for Democratic National Convention
A lively contest forms among New York Kansas City Chicago and St. Louis to host the next Democratic national convention as Ways and Means committees organize and national committee members receive bid literature. New York leads with the strongest bid citing hotel capacity and pivotal state status to boost the Democratic ticket.
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Washington
New York
Kansas
Chicago
St. Louis
Gach
New
New York Ia
Plague Rages in New Caledonia Amid Quarantine Steps
The British consul in Noumea confirms a severe plague outbreak in New Caledonia with many deaths. Australia imposes strict quarantines on goods from Noumea as authorities bolster health measures. Also a prairie fire east of the city burns multiple homes near Leola and Ipswich, starting near North Dakota Has and sweeping toward Ipswich.
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Fiagde
Nec
Noumea
New Caledonia
Austra
Evarea
Leola
Ipswich
North Dakota
Ipawich
Unlucky Stars Linked to Famine Plague in India
Hindu astrologers in Bombay report famine and plague tied to November planetary alignment with Scorpio. Brahmins led ceremonies at a major temple, gifts given to priests, prayers for Victoria and peace, hymns in Marathi and Gujarati, and three cheers for the Queen after the service.
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New York
Ncw
Bombay
Victoria
Transvaal
Africa
Churchill's Escape from Captivity in Boer War Pranks
The Morn ing Post reports Winston Spencer Churchill escaped from Pretoria captivity after hiding in a railway truck with sacks then riding a Delagoa Bay line goods train. He details evading guards, crossing bridges, and living on scarce food for five days before reaching Delagoa Bay territory. The dispatch dated Lourenzo Marques December 21 describes the arduous trek, danger from searchers, and determination to pursue continued war effort.
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Pratoris
Lospex
Winston Spencer Churchill
Morning Post
Estcourt
Lourenzo Marques
Komatipoort
Transvaal
State Achool
Pretoria
Delagoa Bay
Hing
Middleburg
Delagon
Mysterious Death Rumors Surround Local Heir
A crowned treasurer arrived from St Louis and was escorted to the family residence by delegations from Odd Fellows Knights of Pythias and United Workmen. The suicide theory is discredited as the body’s discovery suggests foul play possibly. Dewey bear arrives in Washington amid fanfare from Bemidji supporters and is kept at the National Zoological Park until further notice.
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Ooulty
St. Louie
Odd Fellows
Knights of Pythias
United Workmen
Beily
Dewey
Washisaton
Dewey Bear
Bemidji
Minn
Washington
National Zoological
Bark Founders Twelve Men Lost During Aurelon
Norroe Va Dec 24 The Noranmore a Johnson lint steamer arrived from Liverpool after a tempestuous voyage. Captain Richardson reports the ship foundering at ten after last Saturday's hurricane. Twelve suspected foreigners on a odd bark were sighted, a boat was swamped, another rescued the men who wore life jackets, then the bark vanished and sank with all hands.
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Norroe
Noranmore
Liverpool
Richardson
Richardson Sa
Noranmore'a
Edward C Hodges & Co Bankers Suspend Business
Edward C Hodges & Co bankers and brokers of 68 State Street Boston suspended business. The firm handled municipal bonds and was a member of the Boston New York Stock Exchanges and Chicago Board of Trade. Hodges blamed banks refusing to credit their United States winning shares as collateral. G G Dickson of Dickson Knowles named as assigner.
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United States
Mr. Hodges
G. G. Dickson
Dickson & Knowles
Attack on Subig Garrison by Insurgents
General Santa Ans led about 800 insurgents in a surprise attack on the Bubig garrison. Marines reinforced from Olongapo, Filipino forces driven back with several killed. No American casualties. Fortyseventh volunteers and Marines sent from Manila to reinforce Subig. Extraordinary precautions to prevent recurrence.
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Averioas Garrino Pinos
Masita
Santa Ans
Bubig
Olongape
Forty-sixth Volunteer Infantry
Manila
Subig
International Packing opens Sioux City plant with 600 workers
The International Packing company started operations in Sioux City with about 600 workers and a daily capacity of 1000 hogs. By February 1 the plant aims to run at 9000 hogs 500 cattle and 500 sheep daily, with staffing rising to about 1500.
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Bioux City
International Packing Company
Sioux City
Inter state freight classification appealed to attorney general
The interstate commerce commission will transmit to the U S attorney general a transcript of evidence from last week on freight classification changes. Shippers claim the testimony shows Sherman act violations and urge injunctions to stop the railroads from applying the new rates on January 1.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Attorney General of the United
Commission
Rail lines meet to settle Chicago St Paul ties
General passenger agents of all lines in the Western Passenger association and four outside routes meet in Chicago to settle the Chicago St Paul state difficulties and to divide business. Wisconsin Central signals willingness to join if given fair share, reducing potential trouble in reaching agreement before adjournment.
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Cicago
Western Passenger Association
Wisconsin Central
Great Western
Minneapolis
St. Lowa
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Iowa Syndicate Plans Big Rice Venture in Texas
A Iowa syndicate led by D. B. Hard and A. H. McVey secured options on 1402 acres of Jefferson county rice land for 185000 and a 20 day option on another tract, totaling 14264 acres costing 225000. The group aims to form a Texas rice business with 500000 paid capital, plan to clean and grade on the farm, and move Iowa farmers to Texas as stockholders. A 5 percent certified check has been deposited.
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Austix
Tex
Iowa
D. B. Hard
A. H. McVey
Jefferson County
Iowan
Towa
Texas
Isaacs Brothers Involved In Brutal Assault In Long Hollow
Winter 8 D. reports John and Ed Isaacs attacked Peter Wachedota and Michael Duggan in Long Hollow township, beating and choking them. Wachedota, left for dead, remains alive but death is feared.
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John
Ed Isaacs
Peter Wachedots
Michael Duggan
Long Hollow Township
Wachedota
Indictments in Sar gent county swindle case
The Sar gent county grand jury indicted 44 men charged with conspiracy in the pore tail swindle. Some indicted allegedly forged orders and signed the county clerk. Several indicted have left the country to avoid trial.
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Milnoz
N. D
Sargent County Grand Jury
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Turkey
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Bucharest
Griggs
Interstate Commerce
Greenville
Ind
George Hancock
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Flandrean
Jones
Charles F. Price
Oneida School
Leslie E. Davis
Flandrean Indian School
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Emma Hilde Blake
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