Judge Winchester Renominated At Sixth Judicial District
The Sixth Judicial District Republican convention at A T Patterson’s office endorsed Judge Winchester for a fourth term. Delegates from Billings Stark Morton Mercer McLean Kidder Emmons and other counties elected nine members to a judicial central committee. Winchester thanked the delegates and called the gathering harmonious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Sixth Judicial District
A. T. Patterson
Billings County
Henry Gilbert
Stark County
L. A. Simpson
Chas. QR. Gregory
J. F. Brodle
W. G. Whinn
W. A
Paul Jenpp Leuon
Drew Oliver
Chas. Whitmer
Burleigh County
E. G. Patterson
F. D. Smith
J. F. Philbrick
N. F. Bougher
R. N. Stevens
C. B. Little
J. F. Fort
E. A. Williams
E. G
R. M. Tuttle
Voss
Judge Winchester
Burleigh
C. G. Grazory
Stark
A. Palconer
McLean
Oliver
T. A. Schreiber
Mercer
F. L. Stinchcomb
Kidder
McDonald
Emmons
O. H. Stanley
Stanley
Jeff Woodmanse
Federal grand jury probes indictments in frontier cases
The federal grand jury has not yet reported and will likely delay until Monday due to workload. Up to adjournment 27 indictments were returned, mainly for depredations on reservations, mayoral cases, and timber trespassing. Albert Wolter, former deputy postmaster at New Salem, is indicted for embezzling postal funds exceeding $2,000 and was jailed in Grand Forks after arrest in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Frou Huturdap
Albert Wolter
New Salem
Philip Blank
Wolter
Chicago
Inspector Thiele
Tanie
Grand Jury
Calico Nobility and Hidden Worth in Homespun Verse
A reflective piece contrasts outward dress with inner value, arguing true nobility lies in character rather than garb. It weaves poems about judges of appearance, comesos of a jester and a king, and ends with a dreamlike gate to rest where temptation tempts away. The text shifts between observations on fashion and moral trials, urging humility and sincerity.
Republicans Convent at the Athens Nominate County Ticket
A Burleigh county Republican convention at the Athens selected delegates for state and judicial conventions and nominated a full county ticket. Key figures named include N. Stevens J. Hare H. Bogne W. Falconer F. Boucher J. Philbrick and many precinct representatives. Resolutions praised McKinley and the First North Dakota volunteers and urged unity and support for the ticket and slate of delegates to Fargo Grand Forks and Philadelphia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican County Central Committee
Atheneum
Bismarck
N. Stevens
Jon. Hare
H. P. Bogwe
J. F. Fort
W. A. Falconer
E. & Allen
W. F. Cochrane
M. H. Weeks
Pierce
M. H. Jewell
J. W. Polay
J. L. Hubert
H. W. Riehbolt
W. Mansfield
J. A. Barnes
Paul Michelson
Pat McHugh
Matt Glineburg
Louia Larson
G. G. Patterson
A. van Horn
Amos Robldey
W H.sanderson
J. F. Philbrick
G. D,chter
Wm. Lalst
John Dolai
Rohrer
Smith
F. Boucher
Bentley
J. A. Field
Chas. Gaskill
J. W. Hollie
Geo, Welch
David Sullian
B. H. Sperry
Singdall
Bustrom
Miltoning
William Weston
John Bostrom
Gust Johns
John Meyers
Ed. Rawlings
N. F
Boucher
Chaiman
J. W. Foley
Charles Rodgers
A.T. Welch
G. Peterson
Duncan. McDonald
Grand Forks
Alex. McKeniie
G. Patterson
M. H. Jowell
C. B. Little
N. F. Boucher
C. D. Edick
Allen
R. N
Mr.Hare
RK. N. Stevens
House
Mr. Bogue
van Horn
Jon, Hare
Bostrom
W. A. Maleconer
Lalet
Welch
H. P. Bogne
Mr. Smith
Mr. Hare
W. A. Moorhouse
Field
C. A. Johnson F
Mr. Welch
John F. Fort
Jewell
D. Edick
Indies
E.tibbtle
Hol. Rawlings
John Clark
EB. Wood
P. McHugh
John Hubert
Dan Sullivan
Dié Sather
Burleigh County
Republican Party
North Dakota
Company A
Philippines
McCumber
Spalding
Congress
J. ¥. Philbrick
C. W . Little
E.G. Patterson
D. D. Edick
W. H. Winchester
Alex McKenzie
E. 8. Allen
H. P. Bogue
Charles Gaskill
G. W. Johnson
FD. Smith
George A. Welch
M. C. Anderson
Ole Sather
Judge Winchester
Farmer Wallace
Page Hare
First Spike Drives Rail Link to Northern Pacific
A large crowd witnessed the first spike driven to start the Bismarck Washburn and Great Falls railway. Mayor Patterson, Milas Satterlund, and Mrs Dixon drove the spikes as ceremonies honored General Washburn and John Satterlund. Addresses praised the road as a north south US link and the city extended goodwill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thuredus
Bismarck, Washburn & Great Falls
Patterson
Hilda Satterlund
John Satterlund
Dixon
W. D. Washburn
John Satterland
Milas Satterlund
Bismarck, Washburn
Bismarck Welcomes New Engine on Northern Pacific Line
In Bismarck the first engine of the Bismarck Washburn Great Falls railway arrived after leaving Minneapolis on Wednesday. The locomotive bears the name Biamarck on its cab side and is numbered 1al. The ship's arrival was confirmed in local yards of the Northern Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biamarck, Washburn & Great Falls Railway
Washburn
Great Falls
Northern Pacific
Minneapolis
First Piece of Rolling Stock For New Road Arrives
A four-driver rolling stock unit, standard pattern, arrives for the new railroad spur. Mayors Patterson and Washburn lead a ceremony with a telegram of congratulations to General Washburn. Rails, ties, and sleet work progress on the spur while a mule hoists the steel. The depot site residence is prepared for road offices and lines are being installed. The building will be repainted and grounds sown, improving the depot area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alayor Patterson
Washburn
General Washburn
Watterson
Dixon
Selephore
Opening of the Bismarck rail line marked by silver spike
Mayor Patterson drove the first spike in the Bismarck Washburn and Great Falls railway as citizens celebrate the project. The event features speeches by prominent locals including Wallace Winchester and Bentley, with school and business closures in honor. Senators Washburn and others receive telegrams of congratulations as tracklaying proceeds toward October 1 completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis Journal
Bismarck, Washburn and
Great Falls
G. Patterson
Bismarck
Couny
W. D. Washburn
Rilver
Farmer Wallace
Winchester
Bentley
Edward G. Patterson
Bismarck, Washburn
John Satterland
W. A. Winchester
W. A. Bentley
John F. Wallace
R. N. Stevens
M. H. Jewell
Bryan and Towne U S Populists Nominate Bryan for President
The national Populist convention at Sioux Falls adjourned after nominating William Jennings Bryan for president and Charles A Towne for vice president by acclamation. The sessions saw extensive debate over the vice presidential ballot and party unity with key speeches from Maine to Texas, and the Towne nomination approved by a large Minnesota delegation amid celebratory horn blowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falls
W. J. Bryan
A. Towne
iWay
J. M. Patterson
Patterson
Committee
McDonald Valesh
Ute District of Columbia
Iuself
Bryan
Allen
Jerry Simpson
Kansas
Cyclone” Davis
Texas
Marion Butler
North Carolina
Kansas City
Itefer
Gerry Brown
George F. Washburn
Massachusetts
Butler
Weaver
Glor
Chicago
Charles A. Towne
Con Gressman Ketley
South Dakota
Bunca
Kelley
Rynder
Pennsylvania
Towne
Briden
E. G. Brown
Lentz
Montana
Schilling
Wisconsin
Minnesota
How to Obtain the New North Dakota Code
The Tribune Co offers the Revised Codes edition in Bismarck for five dollars. Remittance by check adds ten cents for exchange. Prepay postage to avoid higher charges. otherwise items sent collect. Address Tribune Co Blamarck North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Bismarck
Tribune CO
Blamarck, N. D
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Alex. McKenzie
E. &. Allen
Charlee Gaskill
Rawdocs
OW. Johnson
Qle Sather
Farmer Wallace Ded
BF. Horn
Ohill
South America
Ula Cousins
B. F. Horn
Courtenay
John Vennum
Butte
Horn
Utah
Calumet
Mich
United States
Tulsa
Senator Platt
New York
Quay
Philbrick
E.dewett c Little
B.G. Patterson
D. Raick
Calico
Alain
the Convention
Oficera
Lydia
Pinkham
Germany
Bryan and Towne
Nebraska
Cyclone
Charley
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