Fort Yates Indians Prep for July Fourth Celebration
Fort Yates North Dakota June 2 Indian villagers plan a grand Fourth of July celebration with old time dances parades and pastimes. Up to 3,000 lodges camp at the agency as a Supreme Court ruling raises issues about arrest without warrant and petty prosecutions of Indians. Ration cuts begin July 1 affecting tribes and sparking fears of winter trouble amid good crops elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Yates
N. D
United Supreme Court
Grand River
Missouri
Indiana
Lieutenant Draper Drowns on Philippine Ferry Work
Gen Arthur reports Lieut Paul Draper of the Twenty second Infantry drowned yesterday at San Antonio while repairing a ferry in the Philippines. Draper, born in Valley View, was serving in the Asiatic theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Washington
McArthur
Lieut
Paul Draper
Twenty-second Infantry
San Antonio
Lieut. Draper
Valley View
Contest Notice on Timber Culture Entry in North Dakota
United States land office at Bismarck, North Dakota, July 29, 1900, issues a contest against timber culture entry No. 4731 filed October 19, 1889 by claimant, alleging ten acres planted to trees in 1890 but not cultivated and mostly dead, with subsequent grazing and overplanting of trees. Contestant M. Fr. asks for hearing set August 7, 1900 before the register and receiver, due to inability to serve notice personally. Publication directed by McGILLIVRAY, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Blemarck
N.D
Fune
M. Fr
Aiust
Ne. Ney
Abe 'Bega
Ule Register
Notice of Final Homestead Proof at Lava Office
First publication June 29 1900 notice of final homestead proof filed by Victor Moynter for the nw4 and sw4 of section 10 township 1 north range 1 east in Burleigh County ND to be heard July 2 before the register in Bismarck witnesses James Jamon McGhee E raer and John Gable all of Bismarck ND.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lava
Bismarck
SN. D
Cottier Ins
Victor Moynter
Wis
IBM
Ete Garaes Jamon
Eraer
Ann John Gable
N.de
Mgillivray
Register
Lad Oflico
N. C
State OF
North Dakota
County OF
Leigh
Inn District Court
Sixth Judicial
Henry Hakes James
Ezola
Demos
de Greare
Rixth
Budleigh
Notice of probate for Ella H. Carstens in North Dakota
Notice is hereby given that the following named person has filed proof of heirship in a case before the U S land office in North Dakota. The items list Ella H. Carstens formerly Ella H. ill forth so of See 2 Twp etc. The proceeding names several individuals including Joby We Hoffman Samuel B. Norton and Frang McGiela and mentions proofs of fealty and distribution at a related hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reise Tor
U.S
North Dakota
Ella H. Carstens
Ella H
Eimual Betlood
Joby We. Hoffman
Purette
Samuel B. Norton
McGielavary
Real
McKenzie predicts Republican gains coast to Montana support
Alex McKenzie a Bismarck capitalist, en route to Nome, hails new Alaskan code as securing investments and law and order. He cites strong Republican tickets in North Dakota, Minnesota, Washington, and Oregon, and forecasts victory in Montana with Daly and Clark fighting within the party, backing Carter and a sweeping western win for McKinley and Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Alex McKenzie
Bismarck
N. C
Butler
Far North
Nome
North Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Daly
Clark
United States Senate
Republican Party
Carter
Senate
Congress
West
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Washington
Oregon
California
Pacific
Pacific East
McKinley
Roosevelt
Crops Look Good in Northwestern State Area
Deputy U S Marshal Schindler reports from the northwestern state area that crops appear healthy with a bit of rain needed to reach a half crop of wheat and flax the best in years. Rain fell with lighter intensity than hoped but cooled fields and roads. Settlers flow in ahead of forest reserve openings on July 3 when four townships will open for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Marshal Schindler
Fargo
Wat
Churles Ferry
Mn Schindler
John Baptiste
Wheat Outlook Brightens For Farmers As Timber Lands Clear
The article notes many people await word to flood the choice spots for race. Much timber land will become fine agricultural land when cleared. Farmers in the region are satisfied with the outlook and doubt wheat crop failure will reach even half the expected level.
Officers elected for the ensuing year at Grand Forks
List of new state G. and R. officers for the coming year with names and cities for Commander, senior and junior vice, medical director, chaplain, delegates and alternates. W R C officers also chosen with president and vice leaders. Next state encampment set for Devils Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Forks
W. R
A. W. Edwards
Fargo
Pattee
Devils Lake
A. J. Pierce
Comrade Johnson
Council
J. M. O'Neale
A. J. Roberts
A. A. Hall
Minnewaukan
R. W. Coombs
Larimore
A. J. Ball
Nomination ticket outlined by Stutsman County independents
Jamestown June 211 The independ ent democrats nominate a full ticket for state senate house of representatives sheriff treasurer auditor register of deeds clerk of court district attorney probate judge superintendent of schools county commissioner second district coroner Hope N D June 2 Two deaths at race meeting as workers drink illegal wash alcohol led to fatal outcomes McCarthy identified among victims with another unnamed man dying at the trackside and hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stutsman County
Jamestown
Williams
House of Representatives
Quade
Edmunds
John Syverson
Courtenay
Andrew Blewett
Ames Crum
B. Niemeyer
Register of Deeds
John Fried
Fried
H. R.tuthill
Pstlanti
Marion M. Contin
Hope
N. D
Vicims
McCarthy
Capt Roberts Health Report From Captive V Far
Washington June 2 Gen McArthur wires that Private Atkins held by Insurgents reports Captain Roberts and Private McIntyre of Ith good health. All three were captured near San Miguel. Lost leg Marvey June 20 Peter Quady seventeen pinned beneath engine tender wheels severing right leg in gruesome injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McArthir
Atkins
Roberts
McIntyre
Ith
San Miguel
Marvey
Peter Quady
Wool trade disruption and railroad accident report
An attempted truck recovery with a jackscrew failed to free a bound man at the Occidental hotel where Dr. Clark attended to a leg injury. The Dickinson wool warehouse reports 200,000 pounds of wool with no buyers, provoking indignation as wool men began baling and consigning to Philadelphia commission houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occidental Hotel
Clark
Mieleg
Dickinson
Philadelphia
Mandan Fair Directors Plot Aggressive Preparations
Mandan June 28 The fair association directors met last night to organize active preparations for the fair. Due to near crop failure in the eastern state region attendance and exhibits may be lower, but organizers aim to surpass all prior records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
the Fair Association
Incendiary fire hits Walker schoolhouse near Courtenay
A fire destroyed the Walker school house five miles north of Courtenay. A kerosene jug found nearby is cited as evidence of arson. The school board offers a $1,500 reward for information leading to the guilty party’s conviction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
Walker
Courtenay
Reform School Backed by Mandan Hopeful Action
Mandan calls for state action to build a reform school, urging legislators to secure an adequate appropriation at Bigmark next January. The plan, rooted in Mandan’s constitution, seeks to address a recognized need. the Thirty district also follows related measures while the broader state interest remains in building the reform school. Yale and Harvard boat race underscores a second item with Harvard winning the Freshmen race by four lengths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan
the Times
United States
Ouir
Shoul
Bigmarrk
YALE
Harvard
New London
Conn
Harvard Today
Democrats nominate Richland County slate in Wahpeton
In Wahpeton on June 24 the Richland county Democrats nominated a full county ticket. The legislative slate includes H Crandall Ole Arneson and F Hunger. A seven member committee will decide on endorsing Judge Lauder and sending delegates to the judicial convention. The move signals resubmission and beer support amid internal party tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland County
Wahpeton
H . Crandall
Ole Arneson
F. Hunger
Lauder
Knox
Red River Valley U
Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Widespread Drought Damage
Light to heavy showers revive some vegetation but no major improvement across regions. Wheat plowing continues, oats and hay largely fail, some areas show slight gains if rains persist. hail damage noted. Various townships report near total to substantial crop losses with late rains needed to salvage pieces, while a few cite modest recovery in flax, corn, and barley under cooler conditions.
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Barnes
Minnie Lake
Eckelson
Benson
Leeds
Cass—Everest
Max
Ayr
Watkon
Tower City
Milton
Stilwell
Fullerton
Wright
Emmons
Hampton
Livank
Foster—Haven
Melville
Grand Forks
Brigg
Hannaford
Lamoure
Dickey
Grand Rapids
Mclean—Washburn
Morton—Sims
Hebron
Glen Allin
Nelson
Pembina
Joliette
Drayton
Welford
Bathgate
Haulton
Hensel
Ein
Ramsey
Vox Lake
Devils Lake
Jackson
Grand Harbor
Tay
Ransom
Plymouth
Richland
Hankinson
Farmington
Walcott
Sargent—Nicholson
Harlem
Drouth
Tark—Dickinson
Steele—Finley
Sherbrook
Bay
Statsman
Eldrick Gophers
Edmunds
Pingrae
Towner
Hbisbee
Mayville
Buxton
Hillaboro
Duane
Cummings
Walsh
Dundee
Cashel
Forrest River
Minto
Ward—Portal
Minot
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Omer
Io Hood
Bente
All Medicine
Thorp & Tho
Mac
Alexander McKenzie
Ert
Demis
Capt. Roberts
Bear Land
Selig
Reform School
Democrats
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