Odense Gunot Sells Claim and Homestead Operations Pivot
The report notes Odense Gunot selling a claim and stock machinery to M Kuntz, with a son named and a move to Canada. It mentions a homestead site, a well drilled to 22 feet with water, and Ed coming to do business. Wiley Will make final proof February. Wiley owns lands in sections 9, 1, 4, 16 with 180 head cattle and 200 acres under plow. A rowdy party at Lahey ranch involved gold nugget rumors and a clash with local figures. Clark of Ft Rice circulated old friends on the gold hunt. J F Potter, Diamond postmaster, was involved in an arm incident. Patterson and neighbors discuss road surveys across Mandan road corridors and Browns Land Co. Patterson has been buying stock. a cow and two horses noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Gunot
M Kuntz
Canada
Anderson
Ote
Red Wiley
Wiley
Jomestead
Lahey Ranch
J F. Potter
Mr. Potter
Lewis Harm
Patterson
Clark Ranch
Brown Land Co
D Cormick
Vandana
Wilton visit notes and community events amid Lincoln holiday
The report covers Sundit’s visit by Pitzer in Jamhestown, a Friday concert planned for February 14, and local efforts to aid a musical cause. It notes Des Maines resuming mining work after bronchial illness, Wheelock Hubbel’s Tuesday return, and various visitors. Schools closed Wednesday for Lincoln’s birthday per North Dakota law. local store openings, weddings, and church events are mentioned, including a home mission talk and a coal-demand note due to mild weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bots Fe
Aph Peitigres
Wheelock
Towa
Timofa
Minne
Trey
Nesdar
Lincoln
North Dakota
Claribel Our
Tosx
Edster
Ruth and
Russel Mowry Paas
Arck
Rev Ty
Iowa
Pleasant View Social and Local Notices Likely in North Dakota
John Howe hosts a pleasant social Thursday with Will Mont and Olaf Hansen in attendance. Elected officers at Friday literary night include President A W Patterson Vice President Myrtle Schilling Secretary Rosa Unde Marshal Frank Brody Janitor J R Jones. W Reed ill at Patterson home, travels to Bismarck for a doctor visit. Sheriff McGiil in area, Deputy Morris in Canfield district. Hazel Uhde improving nicely. Hastings welcome a baby girl. Meggison family settled after furniture delivery. Skeals dance enjoyed by all. A big wolf hunt planned soon. Dance at McVay home reported Saturday night. W Reed taken to doctor by A J Bruteche Saturday. Bachelor boys discuss farming plans for spring.
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John Howe
Eopper
Will
Chas Wilmont
Olaf Hansen
A. W Patterson
Myrtle Schilling
Rosa Unde
Frank Brody
J. R. Jones
Reed
A. W. Patterson
Bismarck
McGiilin
Morris
Canfield
Hazel Uhde
Hastings
McVay
J Bruteche
E Reed
Livona News and Notes From February 11 1908
Dr Snyder visits Mrs L W Cranderl and Mrs Frank Gray for grip. Baker family returns from Bismarck. Johnny recovering well. Kelley visits, sale north of Livona to Geo Kendtson. Charlier boys back on homesteads. Wesley Baker Jr from Hartford plans claim. Arthur Marsh resumes mail route duties after illness. New school house wall to be located on SE quarter of section 30. Bushwhackers did not appear. Charles Gray visits Hazel. Mrs JL Riley visiting daughter Mrs F C Gras. Livona school hosts street doin's tomorrow. Wood Bros and Leonard of Linton to perform.
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Livena
Snyder
L W Cranderl
Frank Gray
W. Baker
Helen
Maggie Baker
Bismarck
Little Johnny
Joseph Kelley
Kelley
Livona
Geo . Kendtson
Charlier
Wesley Baker
Sterling News Briefs Highlight Community Happenings
Friends and neighbors hosted a surprise at Mr. and Mrs. Fogarty home Friday evening. Mrs. Fogarty and sister Mable Steet visited relatives in Iowa Sunday. S. I. Parke returned from a Twin Cities business trip and plans a Fullerton visit. Woodman lodge organized with twelve new members and nine more expected. John Smith of McKenzie staying with Theron Ellison as family returns from Michigan around March 1. Bank work to begin when weather permits amid local building plans. Joe Chalfin left for Bismarck to serve as juror. Chas Anderson and H. B Wagoher attended to business in Bismarck. J. Stanley spent Sunday in Steele.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Smith
McKenzie
Theron Ellison
Michigan
Sterling
Joe Chalfin
Mottiay
Bismarck
Chas. Anderson
H. B Wagoher
J. Stanley
Steele
Political talk hints at Ed Adams run for president
Rumors mention Ed Adams as a potential U.S. president candidate. Henry Neiman and wife are visiting Benj. Simpsons this week. Mike Fogirty and Herman Neiman are expected for Taha by March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Adams
U. S
Henry Neiman
Benj. Simpson
Mike Fogirty
Herman
Neiman
Taha
Local Notes From Phoenix and Surrounding Areas
Mr Brace has a doctor from Bie marck. Mrs B B Delaney returned from Lickinson today. John Sipes is in these parts today. Debl Wilkinson is getting round again though not able to walk well. Frank Bailey and James Tees drove to Goodrich Thursday. Jake Muller looked for a stray pig. Mr Terabull visiting Charley Jobna expects to return today. Charley Zerlinger ill in bed for some time. Mrs Crow reported sick. E J Stahis to begin moving the Haas school house to its new site.
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John Sipes
Debl Wilkinson
Frank Bailey
James Tees
Goodrich
Jake Muller
Mr. Terabull
Charley Jobna
Charley Zerlinger
Crow
Isnow
E. J. Stahis
Haas School
Neighb orhood Snow Prep and Social Activities
Qurong l00ked for snow storm has arrived. A few local youths attended a dance over the river lagi. Saturday night Ray Scott and Balter Simons are putting up ice. Mr and Mrs John Eliasson visited the Nels Johnson home last Sunday. Henry Schonert has a force of men making hay land on this land.
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Qurong
Henry Schonert
Ray Scott
Balter Simons
John Eliasson
Nels Johnson
Republican club meeting at Mott and New England ND
A Hettinger County Republican club gathering in Mott and New England featured Attorney W C Crawford of Dickinson and H F P Jacobsen of Mott as speakers. Crawford traced party achievements and current national issues while Jacobsen urged loyalty to Republican principles, discussed the tariff, and highlighted Missouri Slope prospects with a call for regional unity west of the river.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
Hettinger County
Republican Club
Mott
W C Crawford
Dickinson
H F P. Jacobsen
Crawford
Republican Party
Jacobsen
Missouri
Funeral rites for Mrs Smith held in Stanton
Funeral services were held Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs Minnenhall of Stanton for the mother of Mrs Minnenhall who died at their home Monday. A touching sermon was given by Rev Case of Stanton. The body was taken from the home to Underwood then to Rugby North Dakota for burial Sunday. The deceased leaves eight daughters and four sons. She was 63 and a faithful Christian who joined the M E church early in life. Yeomen are growing around Hub and Stanton expects an installation meeting soon. A number of folks were to Stanton later. Mr Fred Warn of Hub teaches at Deapolis and was home over Sunday. Joe Stephens passed through.
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Hub
Stanton
Stanton Saturn
Fred Warn
Aeho
Deapolis
Joe Stephens
Hub Heads to New Salem Amid Cold Week
Mr Ray Stephens met Hub on Friday as he traveled to New Salem. Mrs Ray Stephens faced a rough week due to cold weather keeping several pupils home, with small children especially affected.
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Hub
New Salem
Mr Ray Stephens
Mra Ray Stephens
Mary Edwards
River Congress Attended by Townsfolk and Notables
Numerous locals and visitors gathered in the city for the river congress at the Commercial club. Attendees included Edward Rasmusson Hettinger attorney E C Ruble A Krogan and John Story among others from nearby towns. Miss Anna Sgreman and Miss Susan White among notable social figures.
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Edward Rasmusson
Egkiunt Township
T. Wiprud
Hettinger
E. C Ruble
Driscoll
A. Krogan
Court House
John Story
Steele
A. P Peake
Valley City
Adam Sailer
Mannhaven
Debette
John Bobrer, Jr
First Touth of Winter Snow Delights Tribune Readers
The Tribune reports the first real snowfall of the winter bringing a hearty average accumulation overnight. Snow began around 1 a.m. Wednesday and grew with a strong wind creating drifts that hinder morning walking. Residents note the weight and beauty of the snow and hope it eases ailments like grippe if the pattern continues.
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Tribune
Fortnightly club open meeting covers labor questions
The Fortnightly club held an open meeting at Mr and Mrs Uge Dueys home with guest Go Burke speaking on labor questions from a lawyer’s view. Geo Welch shared strike experiences from a St Louis visit and Elizabeth Jones outlined the phases of the labor question affecting women with historic context. Superintendent Moore delivered a well supported talk with many illustrations while guests included Wm O’Hara Geo Welch HO Wilson Charles Anderson Mr and Mrs Fish. Next open meeting will feature Mr Fish and Mrs Budlong on inheritance and income tax.
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Hotsett
Uge Duey
Go ¥ Burke
Geo. Welch
St. Louis
Ries Elizabeth Jones
Moore
Messrs
Wm_ O'Hara
Geo’ Welch
HO Wilson
Charles Anderson
Wilson
Pioneer Gone Jamestown Obituary of Arthur Welley Kelley
Arthur Welley Kelley died at his home at 16 Fifth Avenue North at midnight Monday at 75 after a long illness. Born in Saint David parish New Brunswick, he moved with family across towns, settled in Jamestown, and served as postmaster from 1873 except for one term. Funeral was held Wednesday at 2 pm from the Episcopal church. Attorneys General McCue praised for strong Williston grand jury work and enforcement of law.
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Jamestown ‘Alert
Arthur Welley Kelley
Horatio W. Kelley
Fifth Avenue
North
David
St. Paul
Menn
Georgetown
Fargo
Ft. Wadaworth
Yale
Fort Totten
Dakota
Aetmaster
Cleveland
Kelley
Jamestown
Ft. Crosse
Episcopal Church
Parish card party honors Father Clemens with portrait
A Catholic parish card party in the parochial school hall featured speeches by Attorney T R Mockler and Editor Martin. The event concluded with the presentation of a large framed portrait of Father Clemens by the young ladies, arranged through Mr Mockler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T R. Mockler
Martin
Mockler
Father Clemens
Unclear fragment lists heavy kitchenware and groceries
Fragmentary catalog style notice lists items like enamelware pots pans kettles and utensils with quantities and price hints. Mentions sugar boxes matches cider vinegar and butter, seeking trade at close prices. no clear event or person identified.
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Wilton
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Sundit
Mr. Frank
Emil Lenhart
Lenhart
Lillie Johnson
Tugeday
Stewart
Fenwick
D E Bigelow
W Pollock
Phoenix
Mr. Brace
Biemarck
B B Delaney
Lickinson
Wogansport
S.A Peterson
J. A. Johnson
Andrew Walker
Palathd Woods
Thysell
Baldwin
Jos Kelley
Charles Welgel
Hebron
Co F Massingham
Mandan
Nelson
Glenullin
Slaughter
Cuty
Herman Palkentsett
Slaghten
Cit
Eneers Vrs F
R Smyth
G Anderson
Chas Brown
Colsharbor
W. Sanders
Ralph Vanderson
Commercial Club
River Congress
Clar
Price
Lane
Oak
Mt Auburn
Cinginnat
Ohio
Clarence Price
Bismarcker
Susan White
J M. Fahey
Minneapolis
Jannié
Coloaky
Hanvdi
Fahey
Minot
Luclus
Pioneer
A.W. Keckey
McCue
St Williston
Jed
Williame County
Berlin
E. H. McConkey
Prop
Main Street
B. Little
Kenasten Ergsident Vies Providans
Bell Cashion
T. Murphy
Aust Cathier Vo
First National Bank
Bismarck, N. D
Jock Wend
Catatogue Fargo Seed House
T. M. MacLachlan, M. D
Harvard
Haidelberg
Germany
Piss
Italy
W. Dak
Michaud Bros
Mind
Ieee
Iver
Forth Street
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