Edmore Board Plans Fourteen Steel Bridges in County
County Commissioner E P Day announced the Edmore area will get fourteen steel bridges with two near town for northeast access and a south west link to aid farming. Road work and bridge construction will start once ground frees, and Day may relocate to Bartlett if private issues align. The issue highlights irrigation plans and a state interest in improving rural infrastructure.
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Edmore
E. P. Day
Day
Bartlett
Death of Mrs Myrta Mae Irysh in Santa Cruz
Mrs Myrta Mae Irysh wife of editor Wyllington Irysh of The Wheatland N D Eagle died last Wednesday in Santa Cruz following illness after Feb 4 she gave birth to a living child. Husband notified Feb 16 found her improving until Feb 22 when a relapse caused her death Feb 25 at 2 15 pm. Three doctors and a trained nurse from San Francisco attended. The funeral was Thursday at 2:30 pm at No 10 Laurel street conducted by Rev J R Knodell. Burial at O B Cemetery.
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Irysh
Sancisco
Laurel Street
J. R. Knodell
Congregational Church
O. B
Weather Station Planned at Devils Lake North Dakota
Senator Hansbrough told Secretary Wilson he signed an order for about $10,000 to purchase a site and part of a building for a Devils Lake Weather Bureau station. An earlier $5,000 will equip the station and cover the observer’s salary. the building is to cost about $8,000 and will house the observer and his family.
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Washington
Hansbrough
Wilson
Sam
Devils Lake
Weather Bureau
N. D
Observer
Civil Service
Wils Moore
Weather
Hansi
Big Family
North Dakota Opportunities Signal Factory Growth
A detailed look at North Dakota's rapid development driven by population gains and land sales. The piece highlights vast agricultural potential, fertile soils, extensive coal resources, and a booming rural economy with rising land values and strong livestock farming, noting census figures and key crops for 1899.
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North Dakota
Commonwealth
Northern Pacific Railway
Evrey
United States Census
Bulletin On
Bureau
Red River Valley
Coteaux Re- Bione
Missouri River
Missouri
Turtle Mountains
Ward
McLean
Burleigh
Oliver
Morton
Billings
Dunn
Washburn
Schoool Lands
North Dakota Livestock Wealth and 1901 Township Law Notes
North Dakota’s livestock stock rose 43 percent over the decade with 1 93,000 dairy cows 583 000 other neat cattle 360 000 horses 451 000 sheep and 92 000 swine. Total livestock value exceeds 42 million dollars and animal product income tops 0 211 670 with shares by farm sales dairy poultry and eggs. Also reported are township meeting rules and a March board meeting pattern plus editorial notes on legislative drafting and a minstrel show lineup at Devils Lake.
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North Dakota
Union
Forum
New North Dakota Good Roads Bill Passes Senate
The legislature enacted Senate Bill 212 by Senator Main of Towner county to overhaul highway labor. It abolishes road labor except poll tax, funds road work by contracted expenditure under county commissioners, and excludes civil townships. A Fargo Good Roads variant was not enacted due to time.
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Herald
Ous
Good Roads Association of
Fargo
Towner County
Main
District Court Admits Ten Indictments In Saturday Session
The grand jury returned ten indictments including murder charge against Dan Maloney for Nick Nachtschien case with not guilty plea and trial set for this term. Albert Stoeser charged with three counts including assault and nuisance with blind pigging. Winton Parden pled guilty to horse stealing and awaits sentencing. Ed Joannis pleads not guilty to blind pigging at Grand Harbor. Civil suits moved, Mary McCartey wins damages for a slip injury, cases Teauc Reilly v Lyons and Bank of Morrison v Frank Ellis proceed. Additional indictments for burglary against Moses Kaley and blind pigging against Michael Delaney reported.
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Dan Maloney
Nick Nachtschien
Albert Stoeser
Louis Miller
Grand Harbor
Winton Parden
Ed Joannis
Mary McCartey
Devils Lake
Teauc Reilly
Thos. Lyons
Bank of Morrison
Frank Ellis
Robbins & Warner
J. W. Maher
Northwestern Threshing Machine Co
Wirtz Bros
Yesterda
Moses Kaley
Michael Delaney
Crary
Ward's Magnificet Minstrels in North Dakota engagement
The Big sHow manager Small of the Flax Belt Circuit in North Dakota arranged a run of Ward's Magnificet Minstrels under a heavy guarantee for a few performances.
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Seattle
St Paul
Small
North Dakota
Ward & Wade's Minstrels
Devils Lake
Starkweather
Theatrea
Ward
Waite
Boy Wanted For Strict, Gentle Family Duties
A humorous, early 20th century family ad seeks a boy who abstains from tobacco and alcohol, wears simple attire, and can balance chores with courtesy to sisters. The role calls for wood chopping skill, ability to tie a four-in-hand, and occasional treats for family members plus outings to enjoy a comedy like A Wise Woman.
Notice of Mortgage Sale in Ramsey County
Notice states Allan R Menell and others mortgaged property in Ramsey County North Dakota. Foreclosure sale set for April 2 1903 at 2 pm at the courthouse to satisfy loan plus attorney fees and costs. Describes legal property description Township Range and Meridian details. Dated March 8 1903. Corwin attorney for mortgagee.
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Allan R. Menell
Jamestown
Daly
Ramache
North Dakota
Natiafy Amoune
Ana Mole
Tovaehly
Ramsey County
M. D
MA Bosseshire
Rameey County
Morty
Corwin
Bacteria in Cherry Skins and Other Fragments
Dr Ehrlich reports twelve million bacteria per half pound of cherries, eleven million per half pound in currants, and six million in grapes. The findings, sent to the state department via Consular Clerk Murphy, urge cleaning fruit by peeling or washing before eating. Also noted are a Paleolithic picture gallery from a Elyzies cave in France and Hamburg fire stations now equipped with loud speaking telephones.
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Ehrlich
State Department
United States
Clerke Murphy
Frankfort
Fleture
Elyzies
France
Mofsean
Cords and Missing in Public Kissing Debate
Odd phrasing discusses cleri objecting to kissing in public and public sentiment. The piece reflects on social norms urging privacy, noting co eds and others oppose public displays as inappropriate for the times. It echoes Chicago newspaper tone on morality and propriety.
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Cleri
Cy Sheuki
Alto
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