Williamsport News Briefs Highlight Local Goings On
Emmons county items note visits by Clifford Putnam and Assessor Kraft, sales and teach postings, a gift of a twelve foot American flag at Williamsport School No 1, border snow and cold, church and social notices, a funeral announced for P Corcoran, and a request for reports on new county births. A Covina girl uncovers old love letters causing family amusement. Fulton County contact Geo Vanderpool offers corn seed for trial in Emmons county.
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H. D. Connor
Williamsport
J. L. Boutillier
Connor
Maude Robinson
Sterling
Willimsport
Geo. Vanderpool
Mayfield
Fulton County
N. Y
Emmons County
Record
Adirondack Mountains
District Court to Open in Williamsport May 18 1895
A term of District Court will begin at Williamsport on Monday May 18 1895. Those wishing to take out final naturalization papers may do so at that time. telegram reports Queen Victoria dead in Bismarck last night. A new fish law is debated especially its ban on netting or spearing fish in the Missouri river. The Big Muddy yields abundant catch by various methods.
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Will
Oscar H. Will
Bismarck
District Court
Williamsport
Queen Victoria
Missouri River
Honstain
Minneapolis
Winchester
Carley
Winona
Whalen
Granger
Lanxp
Orrice
Bismancn
N. D
vTice
D. KR. Streeter
District Court of
Emmons County
Biswanen
N.L
N.D
Bramnaea
Las
Hhis
D. RK. Streeter
Emmonson
Lanph
D. R. Streeter
Bismanck
B. Ah. Streeter
Emmona County
Seed Wheat Bulletin Challenges Seed Exchange
The North Dakota Agricultural College issues Bulletin 17 on The Effects of Seed Exchange upon the Culture of Wheat. It argues that seed variety does not degenerate with soil, that seed from different soils shows similar results, and that seed exchange may cause smut and weed spread while hindering crop improvement.
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North Dakota Agricultural College and Experiment Station
Bulletin
Dickson Case Deferred Again Amid Illness Claims
The Dickson case, delayed repeatedly due to Mrs. Dickson’s illness, was moved from Wednesday to Friday and then to next Monday at 10 o'clock. If health remains poor, a further delay to the Fargo May term is anticipated, with bond conditions improved. Advertisements urge garden seeds and hand made harness from W L Yeater & Co.
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Dickson
Stovell
Harcourt
Fargo
Capital City items echo politics and timber talk in 1895
In Jamestown Gov Worst visits his daughter Miss Ollie. Senator Frank Viets of Grand Forks draws a near four thousand dollar back pension plus seventeen dollars monthly. Emil Wendlund of Fargo convicted of murder. jury verdict in one hour. North Dakota timber claim and forest notes include 750000 acres natural forest and 26242 cultivated trees. The Jewell Nursery promotes Minnesota stock and the North Star red currant. Popular Edition of Laws of 1895 announced for North Dakota, with major code changes and new revenue laws. Teachers’ examination dates set for Emmons county on March 29 to April 4.
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Frank Viets
Grand Forks
George Gussner
The
Hot Springs of Arkansas
Emil Wendlund
Fargo
Louis Johnson
North Dakota
Red River
Turtle Mountain
Devils Lake
Pembina Mountain
Jewell Nursery Company
Minnesota
Dakotas
North Star
State Horticultural
North Dakota Legislative Assembly
Bismarck Tribune
Boutrimr Announces New General Store in Williamsport
J L Boutrimr announces taking over the D Connor general store in Williamsport. He will keep an extensive stock of goods on hand and promises reasonable prices to attract the public from Williamsport and surrounding neighborhoods.
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Main Street
I. C. DeGraff
Williamsport
D. Connor
J.L. Boutrirmr
County Court Session Details at Willia
A session of the County Court for Mons County will convene at Willia on the first Monday and third Saturday of each month. Justice Joszim KaLuer presides.
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Mons County
Willia
Joszim KaLuer i
County board approves wolf bounty and passes ferry bids
Williamsport N D April 17 1896 the county board met approving affidavits for wolf bounties to Wendelin Hormer Walter Boutillier John Goughnour AW Winings Soren Wollenhaupt John W Henderson David L Fetter Joseph Bosch N LSherman and others The board also reviewed numerous bills including for a vicious dog incident tax matters insane asylum costs election use of house and office supplies They rejected all ferry bids between Winona and Fort Yates and authorized fresh bids to be sent with bids due April 20 1895 and appointed Margach the treasurer and the auditor to receive and open them.
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Gottlieb Dockter
Joseph Heisler
Soren Wollenhaupt
E Roderick
Axel Anderson
Btreeter
Walker Broa
Thos Kelley
Bismarck
Ole Thomson
Insanity Board
Mile- AB
Eeeeeseee
Sven Johnson
Joseph Kalberer
William Muench
Coover
Green
Eureka
Bukkerene
Braddock
Aeeunee Ee Eeaeeenland Alten
Chicago
Nigedioewemenene
L_E Carmichael
Madge Logue
Saint Alexis Hospital
G. T. Bottomley
Bottomley
A. W. Winings
Board of County Commissioners
WilliaMerort
N. D
Winona
Fort Yates
Jacob Wollman
John D Flynn
A Patterson
Ecsovee
C A Patterson
Patterson
Lee
Chas Locke
Jas
G. Fladebo
Peter G Rooks
Deouy Doo
Walker Lbros
John L Boutillier
Inbane
Joseph L Lindsay
John L.boutillier
Kalberer
Muench
Auction Notice Hold on Premises for Black Stallion
By the undersigned on my premises on March 28 1895 one black stallion three years old with one white hind foot. Owner will please call pay charges and take him away. F 11 Dunbar Hampton N D.
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Dunbar
Hampton, N
Herd Notice Starr and Sperry Cattle and Horses for Sale
The undersigned offer cattle at per head and horses at 150 per head for the coming season. Horses will be kept in a large pasture at night and in storms. Good corral for catching and breeding. Horse breaking available at reasonable rates. Cattle not corraled. B Stann and C A Swenny Emmonsburg North Dakota.
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Starr & Sperry
B. Stann
C. A. Swenny
Emmonsburg
N. D
Ferry Proposal Offered by Emmons County Board
Emmons County North Dakota invites bids for a three year ferry privilege between Winona and Fort Yatex from May 1. Bids due April 2, 1965 at the County Auditor’s office. Payments in two installments annually with a $1000 bond to secure future payments. The board may reject any or all bids.
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Wille
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P.C. Remington
John P
Hoagland Contractor & Builder
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Piemarck
H. W. Grambs
Sheridan House
Capital National Bank
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Dakota
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EO. W. Lynn
Streeter
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Dale
Hochseit
Clayton Worst
Harper
Beaver Creek
Holland
Chas. Patterson
Chas. Lock
Bramble
John Brown
Supt
Andrus
Clif. Put~nam
Glanavvon
George Knudtson
Burr Oak
Jerome Turner
al. Winnings
Hampton
P. Corcoran
Wm. F. Baxter
Logan
Covina
Cal
Pioneer Journal of the County
W.L. Yeater & Co
W. L. Yeater & Co
Capital City
Gov. Worst
Jamestown
Miss Ollie
Northern Pacific
Tts
Great Northern
St. Paul
Westfield
W. B. Anpros, Co
the Board of County Commissioners of
Harmons County
Printing Commissioners’ Ceedings
Financial Statem Bso
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G. M. Manpico
JetLite Kenksta
Range
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Hert Plaggemeyer
N.C
Wierr
Bert Pinggemeyer
Weetfield
Evtas Russert
John Torgensen
Andrew Hanson
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A. Lama
Sirke Bootsma
Geile Berkatra
Weatfle
Wiexer Rodenburg
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