State Gleanings In North Dakota Items
A round up of notes from across the state recounts York preparing a bank, Bottineau fielding a fine baseball squad, and Gov. Fancher carrying Stutsman county delegates. Linseed oil mill in Fargo sold to a trust. Jamestown campaign active with fisticuffs. Minot land office records 630 filings in March. Valley City mayoral race sees Westergard defeated. Minto to get a brick yard. Devils Lake wins new industries. Dewey criticized in Lisbon and York booming for many businesses. J. S. Patterson Co. opens in York. Richer editor moves away from Minot. Pembina editor backs Bryan. Wahpeton favors Hansbrough and McCumber for GOP delegates. Ward county settlers arrive with tools, seeking homesteads. Leeds Review suspends, material moved to Omemee. Fargo Argus sold to Hall, Lavallee, Jordan. Bismarck post names Hamilton acting senate doorkeeper. era of possible reading clerk. East Grand Forks papers rupture with opera house management after lengthy dispute. Carrington man J Ewing killed near Conaway, body taken to Pisek for inquest. Fessenden poet Maude DeVere Krake praised. Mrs Bates mocks Inter-Ocean’s Democratic bid for governor. Neche Chronotype supports W. A. Murphy for Pembina county publican ticket. Benson County News asserts Leeds field is clear and urges calm after whiskey conflict.
Admiral Dewey and Mrs Dewey in Presidential Gossip
Washington society rumor centers on Admiral Dewey considering a presidential bid spurred by Mrs Dewey. Reports note his cautious testing of public sentiment, anti Bryan talk, and renewed friction with McKinley and Hanna. The tale paints Mrs Dewey as a driving influence in political ambitions. Delicacies advertised at Haslam’s confectionery store near the post office.
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W. E. Curtis
Chicago Record
Washington
Washington Society
Admiral Dewey
South
Whitney
George Gorman
Hill
Bryan
Dewey
McKinley
Hanna
House
Webster and Freshwater Town News Briefs
Freshwater school No 3 closed due to diphtheria scare. New town clerk taller since election. Rev Koons of Chicago to lead Webster chapel season. Mrs McCarthy of Devils Lake visiting town. Farmers busy with spring works. School reopened Monday with Miss Mae Brooks as teacher. Sympathy extended to Mrs Finlay Chis holm on bereavement. Baldwin shanty in Webster town shows minor cyclone damage. Nels Nelson won contract to paint Freshwater school No 3. John Morrison and Dan McNaughton seen breaking a colt, no bones broken. Curfew ordinance urged by citizen Goozee leads youth to be home after dark. Wm H Brown & Co offer land transfers.
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Mr. Koons
Chicago
Webster Chapel
McCarthy
Devils Lake
Webster Town
Nels Nelson
Freshwater School No
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America
WM. H. Brown & CO
York
Bottineau
Gov. Fancher
Stutsman County
Fargo Linseed Oil Mill
The
Linseed Oil Trust
Jamestown
Hamilton
Jud LaMoure
Minot
W. J. Westergard
Valley City
Minto
Lisbon
J.S. Patterson & Co
Herr Richter
Larimore
Richter
Mercier
Willson
Bathgate
Pembina
Wahpeton Globe
Hansbrough and McCumber
Ward County
Leeds Review
Omemee
Bro. Simpkins
Fargo Argus
McDonald
Thos, Hall
Pierre Lavallee
F. G. Jordan
Bismarck Tribune
Major Hamilton
Senate
East Grand Forks Courier
Grand Forks Opera House
Seymour
McMaster
J. Ewing
Carrington
Great Northern
Conway
Pisek
Fessenden
Bates
Grafton
Neche Chronotype
W. A. Murphy
Pembina County
Murphy
State Hospital Board
Benson County News Now
Leeds
Garver
Mrs. Dewey
T. A. Haslam
Freshwater
Webster
Mae Brooks
Finlay Chisholm
John Morrison
Dan McNaughton
Mr. Goozee
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