Prolonged 1808 County Board Proceedings and Syrup Ad
Proceedings of the Board of County Commissioners of Ramaey County North Dakota dated April 4 and 5 1808 covering protests about Noonan township road and bridge matters tax cancellations road grading and county charges including Justice of the Peace fees and various claims. Also an advertisement for syrup of figs noting its pleasant taste kidney cleansing and sale by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ares
Iale
Board of County Commissioners
Ramaey County
N.D
Ugland
Baker
van Liew
Kildahl
Andreas H. Hagen
Noonan Township
Board of Township Supervisors
W. E. Goozee
Board of Supervisors
Webster and
Freshwater Townships
Churles Ferry
Penn
Grand Harbor
Devils Lake
Bartlett
Daly
W. W. Flynn
Canaia
Norgridge
Tbs i
Baber Tod
W. J. Morgridge
Te Seton An el Eid
Justice of the Peace
D. G. Duell
Justice of Peace
Yale Ban
W. B Goosee
Cordner
Henry Minette
Gilat
Otto Fritsch
Otto Fritach
Ue Currier
John Munig
J.J Stuart
Mere Stuarts Ihen
Justice of Peace Board
Edgar “Anderson
Uolock
Ir Anderson
Rew Foralof
Foralof
Crary
F R Stevens
A.C
Ever Wagness
Board of
Pri
Jal JA
Jacol Ever Wagnes
Wm Horst
John Schlaberg
Devils Lake Co-Operative
Asso- GC Chambers
AJ Kildahl
Daniel Hisioner
K. A. Rachner
Fred Baker
Father Brothers
Sioner
EM Crary
Servic
Russell & Schultz
Easel & Schults
H L
Commis M Slominson
Henry Hate
J Henley
Week in Congress and World News Highlights
The week covers April 5 to 12 with Senate and House actions on sundry civil, district of Columbia, and army reorganization bills. Notable items include Cuban demonstrations in Madrid with mass arrests, United States consular staff departures from Cuba, navy yard work on the collier Sterling, and General Lee’s party departing for Washington. The reporting blends congressional activity with international incidents and naval developments.
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Senate
House
St. Paul
Hull Army
Madrid
Baron Sancarren
Cvauee
Mapnio
Baron Sanbarren
Senor Galvez
Gastelvi de Bourbon
Puerte del Sol
Mid- T
Ford
United States
New York
Navy Yard
Sterling
Fate of Cuba in Congress Now in U S Hands
The future of U S relations with Spain and Cuba rests with Congress as foreign committees study the issue. President McKinley's message to Congress asserts the issue is solemnly with the lawmakers and urges action, while warning against premature recognition of independence or belligerency. Spain expresses regret over the Maine disaster and suspends hostilities, with Congress asked to consider a decree to suspend hostilities and potential actions to end the Cuban war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waautwarom
United States
Spain
Cuba
Congress
United
Prealoe McKinley
Patens
Cube
Messange
Capitol
Logia
Maine
Cairo
Gaba
Havana Harbor
Corter
Blanco Proclaims End to Hostilities in Cuba
Washington April 13 The state department received General Blanco s proclamation ordering a cessation of fighting in Cuba. The document states His Majesty s government will restore peace on the island and suspend operations from the day following the proclamation. Dispatches note officers will receiveInstructions for prompt execution. Also reports two navy vessels Nezinscot and Algonquin left Beaufort to aid Captain Sampson s fleet, while torpedo boats Gwyn and Talbot await orders to join a squadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apternoun Sembion
Court House
Allen Tompkins
T. W. O'Brien
Lykken
Escott
Stenson & Crawford
Duell
Ezra
T Thorson
James O'Toole
Getts Mattress Gessner Brothers
Thorson
George McIntosh
G Duell
Noltimier & Jacobson
Aarstad
W Greene
J Chamberlin
Rittinonr Family
Moen
Lars
Tribune Printing and Bindery Company
Chas
Svaay Pitie
Lee
Andrew Weiss
M. Slominson
Barnard & Company
Te Reesei Ae 'Thorson
Bureom
Inborn
John Elsie
Boyer
Joshman
First National Bank
Nea
Cleveland
Crampacker
LaRue Miller
Amitai Cerey
JB Eaton
Stenson
CW Kelley
Bor
Ed Kolstad
Hale
Peice
Daly
Castaieslonar Uslandereirchas Sn
Ss Board
Tee
Dalyesnden
Bernt Anderson
United States
Washington
State Department
Cubs
Blant
St T
Ube
Cuba
Cass
Bianco
Sempron
Wasuixatox
Beaufort
8. C
Sampson
Gulf
Nezinscot
Algonquin
Neady
Gail
Newport
Gwyn
Talbot
Flying Squadron
Hoats
Market roundup with grain and livestock prices
Deleric Grain in Duluth reports Cash No 1 hard wheat at 1.00 with May 1.01, July 1.00, Sept 0.74. Minneapolis notes April wheat at 0.84, May and September futures shown. Chicago and Sioux City report poultry steady, butter firm, eggs firm. Cattle, hogs, and sheep markets varied with receipts. stock yards showing mixed prices and strong sheep demand. Additional items include grain futures in Chicago and rapid market news from Gibraltar and Oklahoma legal cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deleric Grain
Duluth
Northern
Nee
Inpeapella Oreia
Minneapolis
South St, Paul
Apell
Ranga
Pelos
Chicago Union Stock Yards
Curiaco
Sm Ee
Texas
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OAK Hall Clothing House
C. Schultz
Prop
A. P. Hanson
Co. W. Kelley
Fourth Street
John McMillan
Mattings
DANDY
Eel
Feve
Ad. Sterling Bex
J.J. Brul
Syporilicg
Patrick Norton
James R. Henley
Lillehoff
District of Columbia
Tel Hrekch
Thear Seal Pebisher
Lon
Earty Action Kayedyildost
Inusa
Gem Fon
Blanco
Ordeal
Abe
Chicago
Oreamerica
Meux City
Masi
Sioux City
Apel
Jwcauo
Apr
Daily Telegraph
Gibraltar
Cristobal Colon
Maria Teresa
Cadiz
Cabis
Cabs
Owaua
Union Pacific Railway
Thinsuit
Kanase Pacific
Sanborn
Paul
Jonas
Frisco
Haines
Hallivax
Amazonas
Sanrancisco
London
San Francisco
Citadel
Mapuip
Ministerisliste
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