District Court opens in Williamsport May 13 1895
A district court term starts in Williamsport on Monday May 13 1895. Final naturalization papers may be filed then. Claus A Blixt's trial for the murder of Catharine Ging is set for May 14 in Minneapolis. DeFravutier Taylor of South Dakota is said to prefer Chili. Women in Ohio will vote for school officers next month and may run for the office. Veterans at Shiloh gather on ground of 83 years past. farm prayers and editorial notes on agriculture, trade and local industry.
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District Court
Williamsport
Claus A. Blixt
Catharine Ging
Minneapolis
DeFravutier Taylor
South Dakota
Chili
Ohio
Thomas Bottomley
St. Alexia’s Hospital
Bismarck
Bright
Venter
Sterling
C. H. Miles
Detroit
Mich
Lincoln Geil
Frank Jaskowivk
Dr. Myench
Emmonsburg
Wm. Pagel
Burleigh County
August Beng
Justice Flick
Justice Southwick
Winona
Eva D. Campbell
Lillie V. Braddock
Pearl Fuller
Lizzie A. Farrell
Anna R. Farrell
Maggie O'Conners
Maude Robinson
Ron Emmons
Emmons County
Josefh Kalberer
Pensions, scandals, land rushes and legal lines
A Buffalo Express column comments on pension cuts, noting most elderly veterans deserve support. It reports a Fargo bank cashier mystery and a hotel man suing over alienation of affections. It notes a Yankton reservation land opening in Charles Mix county, with 200000 acres to settlers. It discusses McKinley’s stance toward Southern protection sentiment and a banking view on colored visitors. It highlights Archbishop Ireland’s education work and North Dakota seed corn shipments to Minneapolis. It notes interstate divorce law issues with a South Dakota decree deemed fraudulent by a Chicago appellate court.
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Yankton Reservation
Charles Mix County
D. D
Washington
Missouri
Obituary: Mrs Phebe Petrie Dies in Lyons Michigan
Mrs Phebe Petrie died March 14 1895 at the home of her daughter Mrs Geo Cook in Tonia township. Funeral held at the house March 19 conducted by Rev W Judd. Interred Lyons cemetery. Born April 15 1829 near Auburn New York maiden name Tust married Frederick Petrie in 1847. Six children survive. She was a longtime Congregational church member and Christian.
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Lyons
Mich
Tonia Township
Tust
Frederick Petrie
Fulton
N. Y
Gratiot County
Congregational Church
Thanks to friends and neighbors for help during illness and death
The Corcoran family thanks friends and neighbors for support during the illness and death of their husband and father. W. L. Yeater & Co. invites customers to visit for handmade harness and repairs at low prices.
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Many Corcoran
W. L. Yeater & Co
Local Notes From Williamsport and Surroundings
A sweep of light local items reports visits by Sw T Jagd and Jacob K Heptonstall to the county seat, dairy plans by K D Knutson, irrigation pumps by Al Morrison, and painters of harvest season with potatoes and beets slated for planting. Also notes hospital news, weather, schooling, and a quip about bread and gloves.
G A R Encampment Preparations in Valley City
Valley City G A R boys plan hosting the state encampment set for June, with indications it will be the largest ever held in the state. Supt Andrus notes winter-fed stock in Pennsylvania, pastures cropped last fall, and spring rotting grass in that region. Pleasant View Sunday School formed March 1 1895 in Logan district with J N Roop as Supt and 61 cent collection. A Williamsport school fight involved H H Noward and Charley Boutillier, resulting in a knuckle injury. Bismarck Atheneum amateur performance Above the Clouds praised, with Grace Ingalls role by Lillian Robinson and strong reception.
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Valley City
Andrus
Pennsylvania
Logan
J. N. Roop
J. C. Brown
E. F. Savage
J. F. Geil
J. J. Mandigo
W. W. Mandigo
Pleasant View
H. H. Noward
South Dakota
Williamsport
Charley Boutillier
Howard
J. L. Boutillier
Charley
Muench
Emmonsburg
Bismarck Atheneum
U. S
Hall
Grand Forks
Grace Ingalls
Emmons County
Lillian Robinson
Bismarck
Capital City Chips Describes State Affairs and Local News
Governor Allin returns to the executive office from Walsh county farm as seeding begins earlier along Northern Pacific lines. The Mouse River Coal company paid $14,000 in wages to local farmers. A Grand Forks mass meeting seeks funds to keep the State University open. Comrade Beatty to deliver Memorial Day address in Jamestown. Deputy Land Commissioner Cushing reports nearly $13,000 in cash from school lands. The state board of Veterinary Medical Examiners gets new appointees. Entrenched conditions rise at the asylum with layoffs. R B Wallace named deputy state examiner. Butter and cheese factories near Dickey and LaMoure counties indicate farmer diversification. State health officer John Montgomery appointed. Bishop Shanley to Rome this summer with Easter collection for the pope. Hobo season brings arrivals and a few culprits routed by Chief McGill. Four cross country thieves turned over by a deputy sheriff near Beaver Creek. Garden seeds offered by W L Yeater & Co.
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Allin
Walsh County
Northern Pacific
Josephine
Rock Haven
Mouse River Coal Company
Court House
Grand Forks
Wmn. I. Seward Post
William A. Beatty
Bismarck
Jamestown
Cushing
Williams
W. F. Crewe
Devils Lake
F. H. Farmer
Wahpeton
L. C. L. Moore
State Board of Veterinary Medical Examiners
R. B. Wallace
Langlie
Dickey
LaMoure
Secretary of State
John Montgomery
Shanley
Rome
McGill
Winona
Beaver Creek
Minot
Emmons county notices and local items from Winona
Emmons county school announcements call teachers to an institute in Winona starting April 29 1895 and a teachers examination scheduled for March 29 1895 in Winona The county court schedules monthly sessions at Williamsport and bids for a ferr y privilege between Winona and Fort Yates are invited with a three year term and a $1000 bond requirement Also local items note arrivals and movements including the Rose Bud voyage and various residents events plus a seed corn sale and a horse taken in.
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Orime Board
Erwanp Brappock County
Herd Notice Starr and Sperry cattle and horses for season
The undersigned will take cattle the coming season at 1 per head and horses at 1.60 per head. Horses will be put in a large pasture at night and in storms. Good corral for catching and breeding. Will break horses at reasonable rates. Cattle not corraled. OC E Starr and C A Sterny Emmonsburg ND
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Starr & Sperry
E. Starr
C. A. Sterny
Emmonsburg
N. D
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Webb Bros
Dakota Block
Bismarck, N.D
Java
Price
Custer Hotel
L. C. Creen
North Dakota
IW. L. Yeater & Co
Williamsport, N. D
Louis Larson
Main Street
I. C. DeGraff
Boots Anishoes
John P. Hoagland
H. W. Grambs
Sheridan House
P.C. Remington & CO
Bismarck,n.d
W. H. DE Graff
Dakota
Bremanck, N. D
OHN F. Geil Notary Public
Rancis Jaszkowiak
Buchanan, N. D
Buchanan Post Office
W. Lynn
Winchester, Nob
Streeter
Capital National Bank
Bismarck, N. D
United States
Europe
S. M. Pywe
C.B. Little
Gull River
Will
Oscar H. Will
HOTEL
Stickney
North Side
R. R
Steele, W. D
Henry Mayer
Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of
Shiloh Battle Grounds
Worst
The
Agricultural College
Norts Daxora
Nelson County Independent
Dougherty
Ellendale Commercial
van Meter
Willow City Eagle
Hager
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
England
Dickey County
Mandan
Buffalo Express
Fargo Bank
Fargo
Dunside
McKinley
South
Minneapolis Penny Press
Ireland
America
Oscar Will
Minnesota
Wyoming
Idaho
Dakotas
Chicago
Republic
Western Court
Illinois
Sw. T. Jagd
Jacob K. Heptonstall
Squre Weller
Hampton
Heart River
Robinson
Michael Walter
Selz
Augusta Herolz
Richard
K. D. Knutson
McGarvey Place
Second Street
al. Morrison
Winchester
B. F. McKay
Red River Valley
Capital City Chips
Rose Bud
Wanona
James Buckley
Ralph Patterson
Grand River
Belle Fouche
N. L. Sherman
Rouse
John Briddlecomb
John Greer
Patterson Ranch
PSP
Indian Territory
Bennefield
North Fork
Canadian River
Mr. Bennefield
Georgia
State of North Dakota
Dear Friends
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Emmong
W. B. Anpnrvs
County Supt. of Schools
W. B. Anpnns, Co
D. Connor
J. L. Bouttiulier
Wesley BaAkeEn
Livona
F. H. Duncan
Hampton, N. D
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