Hansbrough irrigation bill gains support in North Dakota
In the March 14, 1902 issue the paper notes strong Senate passage of Hansbrough Newlands irrigation legislation and optimism for House approval. It highlights expected regional growth, rail rate effects, and future settlement of lands in the arid West, with commentary on railroads and federal action. It also mentions a North Dakota Publishers’ meeting in Grand Forks and local notes.
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Hansbrough
House
Senate
North Dakota
Montana
Idaho
Washington
New
Great West
Devils Lake
North Dakota Publishers’ Association
Northern
Grand Forks
Great Northern
S. C. Theis. St. Paul
Noyes Finding Spurs Roosevelt Action in Alaska
The article reviews Attorney General Knox findings that Judge Noyes was incompetent to serve on the U S district bench in Alaska. It notes Roosevelt’s removal decision and questions whether Knox relied on legal points alone or reflected Nome conditions during Noyes’s tenure.
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Bismarck Tribune
Noyes
Northwest
Knox
Roosevelt
United States
Alaska
Nome
Judge Noyes
Judge Noyes in Mining Case Faces Pressure and Declines Bribes
The narrative recounts Judge Noyes handling a contested mining claim dispute in a new country. Facing bribery pressure from the Lane syndicate, he appointed trusted receivers to keep mines operating. A relapse worsens his health as the case stirs broad sympathy amid controversy and harsh scrutiny.
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Minng
Noyes
Lane
Lane Syndicate
Admirals Schley
San Francisco
North Dakota Chautauqua Directors Plan Record Attendance
The North Dakota Chautauqua directors met last Friday with a quorum present. They expect a record attendance at the upcoming session aided by a bridge screen over the lake and improved Great Northern branch-line services. The encampment and militia grounds nearby will offer appealing views for visitors. Directors intend to push preparations to ensure readiness for opening and encourage early public planning.
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North Dakota Chautauqua
Chautauqua
Great Northern
Public Sale in Sullivan Township Near Benzoin Post Office
Abraham Rackner to sell at public auction in Sullivan township one-half mile north of Benzoin post office on Monday March 17 1902 at 11 o clock a m. The sale includes 13 horned stock 3 mares about 1300 weight 2 large geldings 1450 weight 1 yearling colt a binder in use 2 years a thrill in use two seasons a John Deere gang run one season mower hay rake 2 wagons hay rack bob sleighs disc harrow drag walking plow breaking plow 8 sets double harness and many other articles plus about 60 tons of hay.
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Sullivan Township
Benzoin
John Deere Gang
Abraham Rackner
Sale of Montana Horses at J J Bells Barn
One car of good heavy and medium weight Montana horses, broken and unbroken, will be for sale at J J Bell's barn on and after March 11th. 1 2t W. J. Srenczr.
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Montana
J. J. Bell
W. J. Srenczr
Horses and Mares for Sale Cheap at Grand Harbor
J S Dickax announces a car load of high quality farm horses and mares shipped to the area available at bottom prices. He urges potential buyers to come and see the stock and states he means business at Grand Harbor.
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J.S. Dickax
Grand Harbor
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