City and County News From The Eastbound Train and Local Notices
Judith Fort returned on the early train from the east to visit in the city while David Bartlett of Cooperstown joined friends and Leonard Bell for a visit. W H Newark of Hinckley arrived from the east to spend a few days with his sister, and cattle purchases in Morton County promise better grades. The Insurance commissioner notes a rising expenditure for the agencies, while a sheriff and warden pass through with prisoner Livingston, who will serve twelve years more after parole attempts. Mandan Chapter R A M hosted a meeting with two candidates, and a severe fall injured Workman BF Spencer. Clarence L. Noyes’s funeral in Rochester drew vast crowds, and Fred Hoisington outlined appraisal plans for abandoned military reservations, with Fort Buford and other lands slated for sale. Lieutenant Fred E. Smith reports on the death of Frank Summerfield after an ambush in Manila, reflecting a brutal loss for Company K.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Newark
Hinckley
Minn
Est
McDounlil Tau
Morton County
Severn
Stulaman County
Catron
Walla Wai- Wash
Livingston
Jamestown
Washington Institution
Spencer
Prink Myalls
Ile
Fargo
Howe
Tip
Rochester
Clarence L. Noyes
First. M
Frank Doran
Nowers
Custer Post
Company D. N. G. 3. M
Queen City Band
Oakwood Cemenary
Manila
Summerfield
Com
John Wickes
Wickes
Mantua
Iowa
Rollef Berg
Dominick Cavanaugh
Hurst
Cavanaugh
Glendive
Courtenay
Charles 0. Speta
M. Eppina
Boston Jothing House
Fall and health remedies and local notices mix in city column
A jumble of items from North Dakota papers reports health advert claims for hair loss cures, court notes on legal actions, arrivals of emigrants bound for Jamestown area, prominent visits to Washington by state leaders, and local social updates. Included are brief mentions of Judge Glaspell and governor race talk, railroad shop inspections, a Philippines posting, a contempt court notice, theatrical reviews, and a family illness update.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaspell
Supreme Court
Fargo
Dickinson
Kono
Frank Aibm
Referne Edwards
Simpson
North Dakota officials and business moves noted in Jamestown and Cooperstown
Ed Hughes rode the noon train west while R B Wallace and Secretary Falley returned to Jamestown and east respectively. Chief McHugh and Dut remain under weather. J H Worst of the state agricultural college attended capitol matters. W T Best salvage appraised at 1000 dollars with sale starting Wednesday. Langlie Han na and J W Smith of Fargo bought control of the First Bank of Cooperstown, Langlie to run it. W T Best loss team repairing and Mandan Pioneer L S Beaumont Manohaven visited. Frederick Wilsey of Northern Pacific predicts 2 5 million acres will be claimed this season by colonials in three states. immigration expected to surge westward. Barney Murphy appeal denied a new trial in Valley City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Best
Langlie
L. Bo Hanna
J. W. Smith
Fargo
First Bank of
Cooperstown
W.T. Best
Beaumont - Manohaven
Mercer County
Bert
McDonald
Biemarck
Frederick Wilsey
Eastern Land
Local Dispatches From Emmons County And Rail News
Captain Baker and contractor Donahue returned from trips east while Commissioner Thomas came back on the noon train. Receiver Satterland left for Wheaton to visit his brother. Judge Bartholomew is home ill with a cold. The Emmons County state bank building is complete. new electric headlights on Northern Pacific engines blaze for miles. Immigrants traveled in Milwaukee Road cars sidetracked for their convenience. Montana rivers Yellowstone and Tongue runoff. Missouri River remains uncrossable but shows no break, though floodwaters pool on the ice. Attorney W F Cochrane reports Edwin resting well after appendicitis diagnosis. operation expected late week. Thirty more settlers from Iowa expected soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Donahue
Thomas
Satterland
The
Land Office
Wheaton
Minn
Bartholomew
Emmons County State Bank
Lato Braddock
Yellowstone
Tongue Rivers
Montana
Missouri
W. F. Cochrane
St. Paul
Edwin
Rogers
Towa
Jamestown area contends with arrivals and holds steady
The Jamestown district sees large arrivals for the census and church leadership changes as Trev Hyan’s term ends April 11. Articles of incorporation filed for Fargo Duluth Northwestern rail line through Cass Breele Traill Nelson Ramsey to the north state line. Electric lights upgrade at state penitentiary cell block with arc lamps planned for grounds later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trev. Hyan
Jamestown
Methodist Church
Fargo, Duluth & Northwestern Railroad
J. W. von Nelda
R. Sewis
James Kennedy
T. Satterthwaite
Johnson
Fargo
Cass
Breele
Traill
Nelson
Ramsey
North State Line
Duluth
State Penitentiary
Militia Leaders Push 2 Million Guard Aid Plan
Adjutant General Miller and a delegation from 38 states returned from Washington praising congressional unity on a $2,000,000 national guard appropriation. They secured unanimous support from the committee and Senate, touring Gen Corbin and Gen Miles and meeting President McKinley. If passed, North Dakota would receive $12,000 yearly in supplies to equip the guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Washington
Adjutanta General of the States
National Guard
Congress
Marsh
Militia Committee
Senate
General Corbin
General Miles
McKinley
House
North Dakota
Healy v. Forman land contest decided in favor
The general land office commissioner ruled for Healy in the land contest case Healy v Forman over land in Highland county The Mandan postmastership contest remains unsettled as Postmaster Nichols resigns and a petition seeks R H Smith a former NP conductor though other candidates are named
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy Ve. Forman
Hichland County
General Land Office
Healy
Lar Mandan
Nichols Hasgent
R. H. Smith
N. P
Ratified Judicial Committee Meeting Sets May 18 Convention
The Fifty District judicial committee met at Valley City and set May 18 as the convention date. Claims were raised that members were gathered by Judge Glappell supporters without notice. Bartlett and Wallace were allegedly ignored. A Jamestown meeting then ratified the Valley City action by a 4 to 3 vote, leaving the final decision to the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judicial Committee of the Fifty District
Valley City
Glagpell
Ihe
Bartlett
Wallace
Judicial Committee
Jamestown
Weld Tony
J. A. Weed
Lozan County
Ginapell
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Judith Fort
Fion
David Bartlett
Wat
Robbins Anderson
Nia
Leonard Bell
Harrison
Lisbon
Ann Nl
Gente Tuilhin
Nike
Stein
Gamble
Mandan
Messrs
Hojicher
Malley
Ballard
Lainghel
Grand Forks
Fred Holsington
Pembina
Hoisington
Fort Buford Reservation
Cutich
Pany KC
North Dakotan
Jlive
Lisbon, N.D
Priday
Allen
G. W. Blunt
William Macnnder
Emmonsburg
M. J. McKenele
John Dolan
Malloy
M. P. Steels
Northern Pacific
Bigeley
Milwaukee
Sykeston
Msmarek
Carrington
Valley ‘City
Frank White
Ramora
Supt. Wilson
Pletcher
F. Tyalls
Jamestown-Mandan
Dakota Division
Manan
John Challoner
Wahpeton
Quartermaster's Department
U. S. Army
Philippines
San Francisco
John
Company K
Cavalier Chronicle
Robertson
Bismarck
Thomas Coleman
Coleman
Wilson
Watson
Cavalier County
Kennedy
Gaya
Hansbrough
McCumber
Eobaress
Spalding
Alex McKenzie
Caps Nome
Alaska
Pacific Coast
Jean Lapelle
C. H. Albertson
Mr. Albertson
Nevada
Alliance
Edith W. Conklin
Blemarck
Jnge Winchester
Moselle
Fargo Forum
Jones
Athaneant
Opera House
Clarke
Rs. W. F. Cochrane
Mackle
Hood
Ed Hughes
R. B. Wallace
Falley
McHugh
Dut
J. H. Worst
State Agricultural College
Capitol
Milwaukee Rod
Arpes
Ayerics
S&s
Myers
Mulberry St
Newark
Torun
TWE Swift
Atlanta, GA
W. C. Tubbs
Dr. Ballard
Register McGillivray
Miss Tracy
Weho Bros
City
Tan
A. Leroy
Bismarck Gun Club
Hensler
Tenanr
Agricultural College
Francia Hall
Aldyth Ward
Jesse Britton
Maria Ricks
Gates
Christian
North Street
Olberg
Central
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wilon
I. P. Baker
General Hughes
B.C. Holley
West
A. C. McGillivray
Blanche Small
Quincy, Minn
Robbing
Anderson
Blates
Arlen
Steele
J. A. Coulter
D. B.S. Johnon Company
Missouri River
Johnson Company
Tt In
Trafic West
Seattle
Cape Nome
Militia
Adjutants
Celedrater
Henry Gerdes
Smith Farm
Amenia
Cage County
Insurgent County
Otto Nygard
Louis DeMatris
Angault
HBOU
Tive Offic
North
Statens Fine
Hirth
Sofanid
Roviska John
Far “Hall
Thoreattar
Naid Act
Mofors
Palley, Ie
Fancher
McKenzie
Flsgt National
Hank Mock” Bleek
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