North Shore Notes shows a busy week in Jerome town
A compact field report lists many residents visiting, registering at the Benham, and attending church and lectures. It notes M I Mendelson in town representing Chicago clothing makers, Rev Rogers and Chief Ironheart visitors, and remarks on local events from a farmer meeting to a Mon day literary lecture. It records a death in Portage la Prairie, a marriage in Grand Forks, and Holman’s failed loan in Nelson county with attached stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Lampresu
Jerusalem
Percival
Sar Dodd
Cando
Julian
Troy
Benham
Emmett Pew
Tom Conyers
Capt. Jones
Pew
de Groat
Maggie McDougall
St. Al‘bana
Copeland
Benhaim
W. E. Buell
Omaha
W.S. Lucan
Toledo
Benjums
Harvey Silpp
N.J. Walsh
St. Paul
Frank Palmer
Fort
Chicago
Thompson
Tate Postaimier
Bottineau
Benbara ‘Thuireday
Torsten Brudeseth
Minnensukan
Major Cramanle
James B. Eaton
John South
New Orleans
Eugene Pilo
Missouri
Currier
Mia Guessa Loma
Counts Board
Frank J. Dana
Hradatrest Agency
Conversa
Park
James Fulton
George Fulton
Bartlett
Portage la Prairie
Manitoba
Alf, Wilder
Crockaton
Gallagher
Paul
Sheo
Henry Male
Seward Wil M. P. Bensham
Poplar Grove
Bay
Charlie Trouheart
Chief Ironheart
Christopher Christopherson
Wey
Converse
Conversy
Frank Bartlett
Gram Forks
Mira Mary Johnson
County
Frank
M. I. Mendelson
Grand Forks
B. Kuppenheimer & Co
Mr. Mandelson
North Dakota
Col. Bacon
Fort Tutton
Capt. Bennett
Torer-Ockas
Holman Faure
Andrew Holman
Iroane
Urer
Nelson County
Asherifl
Holman
Canada
The
Trenenry
Farmers' Meeting Called On Monopoly Effects
A call was issued for a farmers meeting in the city to discuss monopoly and its effects on producers. Signers included many farmers but attendance was judged too small due to short notice, so the gathering was postponed to one week hence at the old Pioneer Press building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laut Wook
Pioneer Press
Thin City
Frontier letter urges land reform and timber plan
An 1886 appeal from Dylan Standish of Bartlett Dakota argues federal land policy favors frontier settlers over speculators. He urges revoking post April 1885 rules, enabling settlers to hold claims with proven residence, while proposing government coal and timber land policies to boost agriculture and curb timber rings. The letter calls for congressional action, criticizes the Pillsbury group, and urges restoration of conveyed titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dylan
Standish
Bartlett
Dakota
United States
General landOffice
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Idnd
Land Department
Perfort
Hinmera
Europe
Minnesota
Linda
Department
Northwest
Michigan
Tme
Pany
Minneni
Pillsbury Bros
Minneapokis
Sibln
W. C. Waebburs
B. Walker
Tia
Laat
Bill Congrew
Genend
Red Lake
Chippewa
County Board Proceedings Highlight Bridge Bid Awards and Township Splits
The Board of County Commissioners met Monday February 24 with Barton and Currier present. They reviewed a request to detach and form a new township from Bay School and Hoult townships, referred to Superintendent Brooke. Bridge No. 5 in DeGrout township bids were opened. prices ranged from 1468 to 3165.68 completion, with award deferred to February 3. The court awarded completion of the bridge in Great township to Geo W Childs for 154.00 and directed contracts. A new liquor license bond was contemplated, and a plan to detach part of Bay School township into a new school township was approved with election set for March 10, 1836. Additional motions covered tax districts, road poll tax allocations, and appointing election officials for the new township. The coroner’s inquest bill for Patrick McWeeney was approved, and the county license and assessor matters were handled before adjourning to April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sai
Spockit
Board of County Commissioners
Barton
Currier
Bay School
Frac- Hoult
Brooke
DeGrout Township
Wauti Csessess
Geo W
Childs
Sorariere Tou
Burton
Dowd
Wntl
Tumday
Barton and
Urade
G.W
Davis
Townamip
Foutonen Ao
Sach Electlor
UW. HW
Peter Traynor
Richard Shea
A. Ht
Donald Wid Loouied Maurer
Clerica
Edward
Heong
Ed Challoetta
Lewnafer
Heonse
Chauntette
Dry Lake
Midi
Merris
Andrew Hildrith
Halle
Hay Kahnol
M. PB. Benball
Eugene Coleman
Edward Seward
Denry Lule
Lay
Hound of
Bay Achool Township
Howard
Teller's Bay
Norta
Said Bay School
Toller's Bay
Alow Choos
Old
Debool
Luward Soward
Mei Benbow
W. Mouilougeion
Lugotic Coleman Awl Meury
We Hone Bros
Satint Tnyer
P McWeeney
Devils Lake
Patrick McWeeney
Cnus T Zanich
Frank Converse
John J Cooke
Goo W Perelyn
Albert Boeing
Withers
Frank Schneider
Witnem
Thos 5
Potty
E It Davie
Fred D Locke
Wai Cowan
Jobo McDougall
Geo W McDougall
Wlingax
Daniel Bias
Kopps
Witnens
Win Lurst
Wlingay
Vlummertolt
Louisa W. Srooser
Peter Boyvo
A. J. Wirte
Wiretten
Mtd
Loule VW
Slooser
Grand Arbor
Oswald Bail Motion Denied Amid Jail Delay
Attorney Ervin argued before Judge McConnell to release Oswald on bail claiming nonpremeditated act and noncapital offense. Prosecutors showed Oswald armed with a dirk and ravlevar, stabbed holes, shot at objects, threatened to kill MaWeensy, and said he would dig home. Bail denied. Oswald remanded to await trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oswald
Ervin
McConnell
Onwald
Uff
MaWeensy
Qewald
Bie
Hat Contest Draws Crowd at Tink Monday Night
About two hundred people gathered to witness a novelty hat contest. Prizes went to Miss Pattos for a six foot note to tip hat and Peco Portugues for the broadest gentlemen’s hat built of lumber and barbed wire. Other entries included oversized stove pipe and tar paper designs, with Miss Bim Jina earning the second largest ladies hat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoud
Pattos
Xolten
Peco Portugues
Jay Uce Brooke
Aizo
Belmy
George Ar
Bim Jina
Mesura
Watt
la Rue
Bell
Debunking a county rumor on Pet McWeaney’s origins
The Plaindealer reports a January item alleging Pet McWeaney, killed by Oswald at Devil Lake, came to the U.S. with the Connemare and used the name McQuillian before settling here. Widows call the piece nonsense. officials and relatives dismiss the story, while details about origins and dates are debated and contradicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet McWeaney
Oswald
Devil Lake
Connemare
McQuillian
Phil McLaughlin
Constable
MaWh Onney
al Emerado
Pat
Miibit
MuWeensy
Vouwomarss
Jamed Galligher
Boston Harbor
Cutle Garden
New York
Emerada
Weeney
Jamondallighor
Fincis
Paty
Rather Whanley
Ireland
Patrania
St Paul
Tie Wiper
Bie
Birdiwi
Gifford letter on bill sparks school land debate
A letter to the Mitchell Republic from Gifford disputes a congressional bill backed by W F Steele of Kidder County. He says he introduced the bill only on request and does not advocate its passage, arguing Dakota cannot set a precedent harming state school land ownership. The piece notes the bill's contention about a school portion and references Devil Lake Inter-Ocean circulation of 903 copies.
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Mississippi
Misalsnippi River
Pacific Coast
Texas
Manitoba
Congress
Department
Globe
Frien la
Royal Land Office
Missionijyil
Manila
Uhid
Congress Starlt
United State
Supreme Court
Lowa
Supreme Court of Lown
Tullney
United States
Fronti
Wy. A. Sravpisit Bantrert
Ramzey Ge
Dekers
Gifford
St. Tashion Prom
Volegeve
Mitchell Republicum
Hatho le
W. F. Steele
Kidder County
Seaky
Wn of
Steele
Dakota
Atate
Htoelo
Uncalled Letters at Bovila Lake Post Office
List of lingering names and notes on dead letters remaining uncalled within five days at the Bovila Lake post station. Names include Christina Moran Deonis Dhalesonoth Arnt Glson and others. request for claimants to contact the office. Also mentions Hamburg embroideries and a Devils Lake display inviting inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nies
Bovila Lake
Ori
Orice
Carlson Christina Moran Deonis Dhalesonoth
Arnt Glson Githart Lakken Sree
Balpion
Jamen Hayassovon
Postosastar
Aye “ i Budde
Dwonkes
Hamburg
Devils Lake
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T. Koure & Alexander
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U. & Las Ottis
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John Rocke
Twiford
Syeiewnys
Viana
Milla
Muterm
Uae
Bennett Bros
L. Grant
Ruse
Tormishea
Evans
Benbarh Bani
Doris
Bom
North Shore Notes
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Thenorlok
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Stewart
Chamberlain
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Northern Pacific Belt
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Nebraska
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Pennsylvania
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Caras
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Chainoun
A, Percival, Co
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St John
Board of Election
St. Jenneker
Tin Board of Election
John Cain
Witners
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