Fargo mayoral race ends with Spalding's defeat by 377 votes
The Fargo mayoralty election produced a clear loss for the Spalding candidate by a majority of 377. Republicans plan to contest primaries, and socialists vow active petitioning for a full state ticket in spring. Sherwood, Republican Fifth Commissioner District of Emmons county, urged to organize followers immediately.
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Grand Forks Herald Office
Fargo
Spalding
Sherwood
Emmons County
Local Critic Praises Campaign Shuffle and Party Rivalry
Grand Forks Herald notes Mick Krake plays up selling out a Republican mayoral candidate and aiding a Democrat. The piece predicts a backlash from Republicans at the June primaries as political panels spark debate and expectations rise.
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Mick Krake Winsnip
Grand Forks Herald
North Dakota Attracts Immigrant Rush This Spring
The spring migration of immigrants into North Dakota pleases old settlers who stuck it out despite isolation and lack of rail connections. The move signals long awaited appreciation of the county and its people.
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North Dakota
Primary election fee sparks court challenge and party maneuvering
Editorial discusses primary fee legality in North Dakota and cites similar rulings in North Dakota’s allies. It criticizes Winship faction papers and notes political fallout from recent Grand Forks election, detailing delegate plans and intra party strife as Republicans seek an 125 vote basis for conventions.
Out with the Looting of the Bank in Grand Forks
A sharp public quarrel over a publishing house and a bank looting case in Grand Forks is aired. The Times criticizes the Herald publisher for alleged misdeeds and demands exposure of the bank looting, urged by Mary George and others.
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Grand Forks
Times
Herald
Bro. Winship
Nimself
Winship
Grand Forks National Bank
Easter Sermon Promises Bold Resurrection Theme in Wahpeton
Wahpeton Globe notes church services for Easter with a 11 o'clock sermon on The Resurrection of the Body and an evening topic A Ten-Dollar Dog or A Fifty-Thousand-Dollar Boy. Sunday school at 10:00. Pastor M Hayes invites parishioners and friends to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Euaster
FO M. Hayes
A Bag of Wind in Baldy’s Batcave
The column labels Baldy as a windbag in politics and business, asserting he has never harmed anyone unless provoked by a drunken man. It portrays him as a boastful figure who sways opinion while lacking real substance.
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Baldy
Wild Flowers Souvenir From Yellowstone
The Northern Pacific Railway offers a compact publication showcasing twelve pressed wildflowers from Yellowstone National Park. The dainty portfolio includes six full-page illustrations and will be mailed prepaid upon receipt of address details to A M Cleland, General Passenger Agent, St Paul Minnesota.
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Northwest
Orient
Northern Pacrete Railway Company
A.M. Cleland
Tien
Pass
Aut St. Paul
Ming
Yellowstone
Alps
Northern Pacific Railway
A.M. Clieland
St Paul
Minn
Lapr
Linton Schools Update and Shakespeare Study
Levinna Marchant was absent from school last week while John Rowerdink returned after a week away. Clarence Baker has quit school to clerk in Mr Petrie's store. The literature class is studying Shakespeare's As You Like It and finds it interesting.
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Levinna Marchant
John Rowerdink
Sch
Clarence Baker
Mr. Petrie
Beulah Sims Named Teacher Suspect in Local Incident
Etta Wescott attended school Monday and Miss Beulah Sims traveled to Aberdeen Friday returning Tuesday. During her absence Mr Coventry led Monday forenoon and Levinua Marehan taught Monday afternoon and Tuesday forenoon.
Primary Room Learning and Morning Exercises Report
Clella McDonnell tractner Nora Wescott entered school Monday. Miss Mildred Lynn visited Friday. Subjects include pussy willows meadow larks pasque flowers song sparrows for early grades. Names of pupils listed for attendance April 6 and various class performances featured music recitations and drills in a small town primary room.
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Mildred Lynn
Immigrants Arrive in Milwaukee Freight Train
Thirteen car loads of immigrants and belongings arrived Friday on a Milwaukee freight train. Six cars went to Linton, the rest to Hazelton and Ailin. Passengers at Linton include K. Leverage and J. C. Becker or Emory.
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Milwaukee
Linton
Hazelton
Ailin
K. Leverage
J.C. Becker
Emory
Timber crews cross river to Hazelton and Glen Ulin
J Bashus from Butler with D Harwood and H Harwood Summit IM E Thompson Emery S D and J M Niles from Hector Minn travel to Hazelton. E Hein Jacob Milluser and Jacob Arman of Hosmer cross the river to Glen Ulin.
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S. 1
J. Bashus
Butler
Ss. D
H Harwood
Summit
E Thompson
Emery
S. D
J. M Niles
Hector
Minn
Hazelton
E. Hein
Jacob Milluser
Jacob Arman
Hosmer
Glen Ulin
Gomera Islanders Use Whistle Language Across Islands
The Gomera people on Go mera island reportedly use a whistle language that reproduces spoken intonations. They can communicate over long distances and even converse about meals, with a singsong whistle that mimics spoken language.
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Gomera Island
Gomeras
America
Diary theft rumor and a stubborn neighbor
Miss Hodges complains about a neighbor who borrows odd items and even her diary to track weather and agricultural details. The neighbor allegedly copies entries into her own records while the husband is away in California, prompting Hodges to call it the cap sheaf.
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Miss Hodges
Dye
California
Fresh Starts Drive Winners On and Off Track
A Baltimore Herald quote outlines fresh starts as essential to success on race tracks and in business. It asserts that failure comes from stubbornly avoiding renewed effort and encourages battling obstacles anew for brighter outcomes.
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Baltimore Herald
Berkshire Henpecked Husband Tale
A traveling man recalls a Berkshire hills tale of a sharp farm wife who keeps things in order while her husband stays out of her way. When he asks her to darn his socks, she replies that if each pair has holes he should wear two pairs and use the good parts of one to cover the holes in the other.
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Berkshire Hills
New York Press
Ancient Aztec Gifts Foresee Cortes Visit
In pre conquest Mexico, Monte Luma summoned goldsmiths to craft two feather fans in gold for Cortes. The Aztecs, like other ancient peoples, used the sun and moon emblem to signify authority, placing it with Ometeuctli and Totec, figures tied to paradise and military discipline.
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Mexico
Monte Luma
Cortes
Ometeuctli
Totec
Quetzalcobuatl
Weighing the Anchor and Other Quips From The Era
A mosaic of jokes and wry remarks from readers and captions. The quips cover misunderstandings of nautical terms, marriage banter about gifts, and humorous misreads of phrases. The piece preserves humorous civic chatter and social foibles from the era.
Solid Runnery Wheels In the Production of Emery Wheels
In Cassiters Magazine a description outlines the best cement for sold emery wheels. It must bind the grains with strength to resist centrifugal stress at high speeds around 800 feet per minute and avoid softening, glazing, cracking, or brittleness. It should mix evenly, prevent wheel imbalance, be temperable for different metals, and use pure strong chemicals.
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Cassiters Magazine
Hipparchus of Samosata Dies Toast Raging Persecution
The London Chronicle recalls Hipparchus among seven martyrs of Samosata tortured and crucified under Emperor Maximian. Facing a final offer to recant he refused, declaring nature cannot change, before a goat skin mocked his fate and he died on the cross.
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Hipparchus
Samosata
Anh
Maximmian
Maximian
London Chronicle
Absentminded man boils watch in egg trick
A man, reading an egg story, tests a trick by dropping his watch into boiling water. He reads for five minutes, then cracks the egg, only to find the watch missing. The cook later discovers the watch still boiling in the kettle.
Whales of Two Families and Capture Dangers
The article explains true whales fall into two families the spermaceti whale with teeth and the whalebone whale with none. It notes two species in the first group the cachalot and the sperm which reach from seventy to eighty feet when fully grown and warns that catching this animal involves greater danger than harvesting whalebone or Greenland whales due to its formidable teeth.
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Greenland
Auctioneer prompts bid with a start
A crowd voices a strange bid at an antique auction. A bidder offers a dime as the start, provoking the auctioneer’s shock while the buyer explains the joke to spur a reaction.
Doctor to Wife: Husband Will Be No More in Twenty Four Hours
The physician tells the wife with grave duty that her husband will die within a day. She responds with concern for costs, noting she has already paid for five days of medicine. The scene shows a clash of medical prognosis and financial worry.
Pie request sparks playful exchange at bakery
A comic exchange shows Johnny asking for the biggest piece of cake while a hostess teases him. The line swaps hint at a humorous domestic scene cited by the Catholic Standard and Times.
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Johny
Johnny
Catholic Standard and Times
Notice of Final Homestead Proof for John van Ryssen
Notice is given that John van Ryssen has filed for final proof to establish his homestead claim in Emmons County North Dakota. The hearing is set before Rowerdick, Judge, and Ex-Otlicer Clerk on Monday July 21, 1900 in Linton. Witnesses listed include Henry Van Beek, Van de Krlashorste, Henry Gravink, and Jacobs Van der La, all from Westfield.
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Orrick Av Binmarck
Nlt
Rowerdick
Cand
Emmons County
Linton
John van Ryssen
Thys
Henry van Beek
Westfield Son Sick
Westfield
Nou M H Jewell
Resistor
Report of the Condition of the Linton State Bank
Report shows assets and liabilities for Linton State Bank with items such as overdrafts secured and unsecured, cash, due from banks, and total. liabilities include capital stock, profits, deposits, certificates, and notes payable. Signed by cashier A W Sims, with notary weatherby and directors Vee Martin and Vorlanders.
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Linton State Bank
Sealed Bids Sought by Witchester School Board
The Seto Board of Witchester school district invites sealed bids for south Pratric repair work. Specifications include performance criteria and warranty terms. The board reserves the right to reject all bids after opening and will issue final instructions by order of the district president.
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Seto Board of Witchester School
pDistrict
Islool
Dateal Minedus
Bak Boa
ORES
POR Oirvine Otork
Land Ownership Notice From Linton Court Proceedings
A court filing from Linton lists Elizabeth Atei as claimant with case No 20 in the Forthes court. The notice names witnesses Gotlieb Nasz Alexander Walter John Wittmayer and Honey Wittmayer to establish continuous residence and land ownership in Linton.
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Tissaanek
Rowerdink
Jadge
Omelo Clark
Conary Court
Baynions
Otter
Linten
Meili
Mayol
Elizabetil
Sheogunies
Wesses
Gotlieb Nasz
Linton
Alexander Walter
John Wittmayer
Honey Wittmayer
Notice of Final Homestead Proof for Joan Kernell
Notice of final homestead proof before the county clerk detailing that Joan Kernell of Linton, North Dakota, intends to prove continuous residence and cultivation of the claimed land. The hearing is set for May 28 in Eminons County and lists witnesses Otto Digitzunite Jiket foncalin Givorne Roseli and Anton Kleset.
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OtWelo
Eminons
Joan Hernel
Niwl
Hind
Otto Didgzunite
Linton
Jiket Foncalin
Givorne Roseli
Anton Kleset
Hiewedd
Notice of final proof for land claim in Nob County North Dakota
Notice announces that Daniel Boletinget seeks final proof to support his claim for NE of Section 6 Township 9 North Range 41 West in Benson County. Witnesses Christian Lechner Oro Didzuntte Jukiol Beek and John Quashnich in Linton North Dakota will testify to continuous residence and cultivation. The hearing occurs before Howerdink judge at the county court office in Linton.
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Orrion
Bismarck
Nodhos Marpelist
Mike
Dantel Boleinget
Christian Lechner
Linton
Oro Didzuntte
Bitten
Jukiol Beek
Vinzenz Selzlel Titled Homestead Final Proof Notice
Notice is given that Vinzenz Selzlel has filed final proof for his homestead entry in North Dakota. The claim is supported by continuous residence and cultivation with witnesses John By Bhoenigirtien Strashiure, Noroo Raniinus Warner, Hendrik Bichler, and Tytnen Wefan listed. The proceeding occurs before Howerdink, Judge, and Registrar in Ene mons county at Linton on May 21.
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Sant Oreier
Bismarck
Howerdink
Enemons
Linton
Macy
Vinzenz Selzlel
Noo Tan
Wipham
John
Bianmigirtien
Strashiure
Nooo Raniinus Warner
Steishurs
Noob
Hendrik Bichler
Westfield
Noob Tytnen Wefan
Nob
M.U Jewele, Regist
Land Office Notice of Homestead Proof Hearings
Notice from Bismarck stating that applicants must prove continued residency and cultivation for land claims. The reading lists witnesses John Jacob Hiveman of Wall, Morris Tiemersin of Wall, Arie Viin Vugt of Vol, and George B P Volker, with dates and locations for hearings.
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Bismarck
Lenk
Bi Hiinis Cou
Dissettion
Mary
Aed
John Jaco Hiveman
Wall
Mioris Tiemersin
Arie Viin Vugt
Vntl
George BP Volker Tail
JEWEL
Mecister
Land Claim Notice for Joan Jacob Haveman
Notice announces Joan Jacob Haveman of NOD file to prove continuous residence and cultivation of land in Bommons county. Hearing before Rowerdink Judge and Ey Officio Clerk on May 21 1008. Witnesses listed: William P. Green Jasper Baier Peter Tir Floris Tiemersma and others.
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Land Orvicn
Hiswanek
Rowerdink
Bommons County
Inten Noob
Joan Jacob Haveman
Witthu
Wittesse
Willian PY. Green
Jasper Baier
Wall Soo
Peter Tir
Floris Tiemersma
Facllon
Public Land Sale Notice From Mill 1900 Proceedings
Notice announces a public sale of land tract on Mill 1900 date under General Land Office authority. It lists adverse claimants to file claims by a specified deadline or lose rights to the land. Signed by Jewela Rinter and John Satterlund as secretary and registrar.
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Histiurek
General Land Office
Wotehoek
Satterlund
Public Land Sale Notice Under Revised Statutes
Notice announces a public sale of land on March 6 105 at a specified office under authority of law. It warns claimants to file claims by the start of sale or lose rights and mentions the register JOAN SATVERLUND and official seal.
Public Land Sale Notice for NE Quarter and Lot in Township
Notice of a public land sale to be held May 10 1900 at 10 o clock M on the land described as NE quarter of NW and Lot 1 Section 1 Township 18 North Range West of the Fifth Principal Meridian. Claims must be filed by sale start or rights will be forfeited. JEWELL Register JOAN SATTERLUND Receiver.
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John Hoseh Patten
Grneriband
Congress
Mol Iewelds
Joan Satverlund
Revel
Clinton BF Wixher
Usiten
Land
Orrica
Bismarck
Marel
Laos
General Land Office
Lot
Jewell
Joan Satterlund
Public sale notice under land act remains for a parcel auction
Notice announces a public sale of land at a designated site under the Land Office authority. It lists adverse claimants must file claims by the designated start time or forfeit their rights, with official names Mat. JP Well Register and Joan Satlerland Receiver.
Fragmented OCR listing of horse names and owners
An unclear OCRized fragment lists numerous horse names, owners, and placements with many misspellings. It references left hip and right hip injuries, left shoulder issues, and various riders or trainers, with scattered notes about horses, stables, and unrelated terms.
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State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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Sorley
United States
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Hansbrough
Alaska
Wahpeton Globe
Church Services
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Linton Schools
L. E. Oscoop
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Clella McDonnell
Tractner
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Reinholt Wittmaver
Willie Rowerdink
Ruth Packard
Florence Culbertson
Philipena Whelch
David Packard
Mary Packard
Margaret Maenider
Lucy Schmidt
Mary Gill
Malin Molin
Edward Rooks
Jennie Meier
Florence Petrie
Albert Shier
Mabel Mel Fulley
Bessie Petrie
Walter Wittmayer
Ida Coon
Oscar Mohn
Linton Band
Little Orphan Annie
Miss Sims
Claudia Lynn
Wathon
Petrie
Lamb
Iwo
Robins
Erie
Myrtle Clayton
Albert Shiel
Cuckoo Grammar Room
Coon
Clanda Lynn
Garret Rooks
Pasmons
Shane
Cincinnati Enquirer
London News
Gijeweler’s
Baltimore American
Sofia
Herbert
Lintom
Tam. Resources
Total
State
New Canova
Emmuss
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A.W. Sims
Cushier
Weatherby
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Vee Martin
Suis Is
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Petses
Petse Tynes Gyne
Sulbarton Dite
Las Orion
Ister
G. Wems
Tewerdink
Jade
Couttof Hellens Vent
Ndp
Wood Pitt
Josepl Raumgartier
Strasburg
LaNb
Eyotiete
Eats County
Benedict Bichle
Karl Schriner
Pollock
Fikoty Hoffnet
Miothis Wagner
Lente Kembold
M.H. Jewell
Outeio
Rainins County
Noo
Moniday
Wiz Flokls M. Tlemeksoma
Caitiva
Tanid
Veter Droog
Hall
John Deol Waveman
Hause Hleristra
Hall Noo
Theodores Hielkema
Hull
M.w. Jewell
Laandofrick
Bismanon
Mance
Supe
C. Rowerdink
Clark
Buimons County
Nobb
Anton Kelsch
Isi
Jukob Selle
Jiheb Tonvata
Freorge Boseh
Joti There
Bintan Nooo
M.h.jewell
BR. A. Cratn
Dany Orrick
Nottends
Gener Land
Otlen
Pubie
JP Well
Joan Satlerland
BE. i. Saith
Uitep Sratres
N. 1
General Bund
Ima
Allen
Andris
Hernia
Marses Din
Vakker Anne
Alte Wether
Wauregartier
Wayradon
Eleit
Beth
Ulirk
Joseph Dale
Casey
Isavten
Abel Westy
Coover
Glencoe
Divis Bros
Mickle Linta
Unansen
Maszesten
Hilt
Wagxard
Ben Emmonsinure
Vaniser
Jaeot Winans
Dragana
Weralz
Kiudiaon
Sven
Marchant
Wolanton
Maenider
Wai Masurmitthe
Morford
MBO
Wallore
Mueneh
Wi —Karre
Winton
GM Tae
Mit
AL J
Winchester Cattle
Peterson
Armistrong
Cathip Pollock
Postle
John —Wineta
Winona
Diriba
Sidsser C
Lip Kush
M Bhavelten
Cathy
Fo D.hases
Saverly
Geo. A. Gasyty
Jaou
Todd
James—Guyten
Tracy
Catoere
Mr Lau
Fh van Heukolom
J. J. Weston
Wray
John—Hinzelton Tit
Iiinseller
Winchester
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