City and County News from the Midwest Frontier
General Hughes arrived from the east at noon. Judge Lyons and Mrs. McGillivray also came in. Captain Baker attended the state democratic central committee in Fargo. News notes include pneumonia head M T Bryers, water scarcity on western cattle ranges, and visits by Attorney Blackwell and I A Ween. Nellie Brady plans a millinery store after April 1. Adolph Koplen’s remains were sent from San Francisco via Wells Fargo. Funeral services for Company A in the Presbyterian church Sunday. State land debates on Fort Pemin Mine reserve and school interests. Gus Johnson pardon efforts discussed by Yoke Fellows. Census notes, population estimates, and local juror Frank Titus. Diphtheria closures in Mandan schools, Roy Berry report. Commissioner Welch, Edick exams, and teacher candidates listed. Wolf bounty funds to pay by week’s end. Aunt Liza Leroy’s embalming and shipment to Washington, D C. Company H at Jamestown reorganized. arms and accoutrements shipped to Captain Eddy. Adjutant General Miter leaves for Washington.
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Register
Attorney Blackwell
Moore County
I. A. Ween
Napoleon
Misa Nellie Brady
Adolph Koplen
Webb
Undertaking Establishment
San Francisco
Wells-Pargo Express
Company A
Presbyterian Church
Jamestown
Eddy
Miter
Washington, D. C
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Blood Purity and Vitality
An advertisement touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as America's greatest medicine to purify blood and strengthen the body against disease. It claims to relieve tiredness and headaches after use, citing Mrs. Josephine Rodier of Alexandria Virginia and a three bottle course as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoods
Josephine Rodier
Alfeed Street
Odlerandria
Sarsaparil
Meeting of adjutants general on proposed militia bill
Adjutants general from several states confer on the militia bill noting large state allowances and key features. The group seeks their expert opinions for a comprehensive law. Mrs Miller will accompany the general to Jamestown.
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Miller
Jamestown
Train arrivals and local notices in Fargo region
City residents and officials arrive on the noon train from the east while others travel west to St Paul and Montana. Mumps outbreak continues among adults. Fire damages the Dalzell residence with heavy water loss. Local firms Grambs Bros and a Bismarck firm update operations. Various appointments, travel plans, and health notes populate the day’s Fargo area briefings.
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Tom Kurtz
Missouri River
Bismarck
Kurtz
Helena
Kurtz i
Montana
Washington
Clark
Valley City notes and regional updates span steam bottling to rail plans
Five stitches closed a wound in a City bottling report. Miss Nolting of Lucas & O'Hara arrived from St. Paul. Bishop Edsall appoints acting successor to Bishop Gilbert of Minnesota. Rawlings brothers visited Fargo area. Sherman House slated for demolition in Bismarck. Mrs. Hedstrom of Slaughter visited her mother Mrs. Slaughter. Nevada production shown in Valley City to fund a public library. Cree and Forester promote the People’s Standard History of the United States at Tribune office. Agent Richards’ broken limb improves. hope to see him soon. Indian school fixtures moved from Minot. Judge Winchester sustains school board in Fred Leonberger case. Interior Dept issues reservoir act filings limits. W. B. Sidmore of Dickinson charged with rape. jailed awaiting term. Louis Connolly notes railroad to open up new territory and freight trade to Bismarck Washburn & Great Falls.
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Eshowoods
W. B. Sidmore
Dickinson
Litmore
Northern Pacific
Fargo
Louis Connolly
Oliver County
Mandan
Connolly
Hensler
Washburn
Bismarck, Washbburn
Great Falls
Spring Signs and City Notes Across Mandan and Bismarck
Brief items from Mandan and Bismarck recount travel, appointments, and local events. Satterland returns from the east as Best fire loss adjusts settles. Dr. Ramsey named to state dental board. Mandan Masons attend degree conferrals. railroad progress touted with electric lighting and double train plans. Local land purchases, hardware orders, court verdicts, and notable residents including Lieut. Col. Reade and Mrs Burgum are noted along with reflections on spring influx and Missouri River conditions.
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Wilson
Northern Pacific President Sees Earnings Rise in Feb and Mar Start
Harnings of N. Mellen, president of the Northern Pacific, reports February earnings up 448,000 with March the first day adding 11,000. He notes farmers hold grain and materials cost more than last year while grain prices fall, suggesting prosperity has not yet reached farmers.
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Harnings
Mellen
Northern Pacific
New York
Lawton Precinct Established in Township 1380
At the meeting of the county commissioners one new voting precinct was created in township 1380 range U2 named Lawton to honor the brave general who fell in Luzon. The polling place is Wm Farley schoolhouse. Lisbon Prep Press notes Rev Willey threatens to populate the Republican party in the state while suffering gall enlargement.
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Jamestown
Lawton
Luzon
Wm. Farley
Lisbon
Willey
North Dakota link to Cape Nome mining scheme grows
Washington gossip notes Hon. Alex McKenzie forming a 16 million dollar mining syndicate at Cape Nome with Capt. M. L. McCormick to oversee operations. Cash 100 thousand paid, machinery en route to Seattle for shipment next spring. Also reports on Walsh county politics, the Grafton post office fight, and militia reorganization urged by Secretary Root.
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Editor Winship
Grand Forks Herald
East
Washington
New York
Grand Forks
North Dakotany
Bismarckers
Alex McKenzie
North
McKenzie
Cape Nome
Seattle
M. L. McCormick
British Columbia
Stamp Photos at Fourth Street Tent
Parties desiring stamp photographs call at the tent on Fourth street near the electric light plant. This will be for a short time only.
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Fourth Street
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Hughes
PJ. Lyons
Steele
Hunsbrough
State Land Department
Fort Pem- Mine
Ranneres
Sind
Zooil Lind
Rhunuijere
Gus Johnson
J. G. Halland
Frank ‘Titus
United States Court
Roy Berry
Brainerd
Commissioner Welch
Depuny
Lucas
Liza Leroy
Liza
Psec
W. H. Webb
C. H. Will
John Simons
E. H. L. Vesperman
Eliza Leroy
Senator McGillivray
St Paul
Stenehoel
Valley City
Ore Sanders
W. P. Macomber
Grambs Bros
Henry
A. B
Frank
A.B
Square
George Dalzell
John Satterlund
R. C. Dearborn
R. E. Wallace
H. W. Grambe
H. G. Voss
William Dwyer
Medina
Allen
Register McGillivray
J. F. Brodie
Lehig
Michael Hess
Agen Emmerick
N. P
Sherman Newcomer
Tal City Bottling Works
Miss Nolting
Lucas & O'Hara
City
St. Paul
Edsall
Gilbert
Minnesota
F. &. Rawlings
G. A. Rawlings
Fargo Argus
Sherman
Albin Hedstrom of
Slaughter
L. W. Slaughter
Nevada
F. L. Conklin
Mesars. Cree
Forester
United States
Tribune
Interior Department
Bishop Edsall
H. R. Lyon
R. 8. Ramsey
Fancher
State Board of Dental Examiners
R. A.M
Messrs Ballard, Boucher and
Farley
Tareed
Aria Thorugh
Goriouna Boyr
Tito
Besamas
General Hughes
RB. E. Wallace
Fancy
Wm. Hagleter
Morton County
R. D. Hosking
W. A. Dillon
J. A. Field
William McDonald
Arnold Place
Twin Buttes
Henry Grambe
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Glineberg & Levin
George Gussner
Gussner
Philip Reade
Department of Dakota
E. B. Robertson
Millea
G. H. Henning
Woodmen of the World
Henning
Fort Lincoln
Jessamine
Burgum
Conkling
McLean County
Dora Collis
Burgum Woodside Stock Farm
Arthur
Cass County
N. D
Lucas & O’hara
Alex. McKenzie
North Dakota
Grafton
E. H. Pierce
Spalding
Walsh County
Maj. Hamilton
Reading
Senate
Congress
Spain
Cuba
Root
Philippines
Windsor Ave
Bristol
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