Braddock Briefs from the News Aug 1
Andrew Hanson returned from a two month visit to Denmark. W D Mandigo visited from Bismarck. M J Ruggles, formerly of Hazelton now Minneapolis, arrived by train. Mrs Lares, formerly Mrs A W Dagett, came from Merricourt to prove on her claim. Chas Paulson of Linton arrived, working on Dr Welsh's new drug store. Mrs Dugald Campbell and family visit Amenia. Mrs E A Urwig near Tell, after appendix surgery at St. Alexius, returned home. Mr Urwig accompanied her. QO Anderson north of Braddock brought a flax sample thirty five inches long. He reports cats ready to be cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Hanson
Denmark
W. D. Mandigo
Bismarck
Warren
M. J. Ruggles
Hazelton
Minneapolis
Lares
A. W. Dagett
Merricourt
Chas. Paulson
Linton
Dr. Welsh
E. A. Urwig
Tell
St. Alexius Hospital
Hazelton Happenings Prom Republican Tour and Local News
Mrs Martin Appert brought first new potatoes to Hazelton on Tuesday. E C Campbell returned from Mina S D where he bought a rain for two months. Arthur Koudtson is seriously ill near Livona with possible appendicitis. A E Dutton from the Sheep ranch reported high wool prices. W L Yeater added a cement walk in front of the Lawrence hotel by F C Bester. Barber Winterton ense health after Minneapolis baths. Geo Laverly the auctioneer from Gayton reported progress on a new barn. Al Mikalson returned from Bismarck with a hand healing after a buzz saw accident. Aug Benz visited Hazelton from Cherry Grove. Gus has prospered, owning ranches and aiming to buy another. Will Baker from Livona reported shearing 2500 sheep in Cannon Ball country this season with earnings from 100 to 120 sheep per day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barber Winterton
Minneapolis
Geo. Laverly
Red
Gayton
Benz
Cherry Grove
Hazelton
Gus
Will Baker
Livona
Cannon Ball
Marie Musings and Local Happenings Aug 1907
Grandma Green visits Mrs Schwab as Karl Roman builds a pew house and Van Allen erects a stone homestead. Two new windmills go up on farms of Chas Green and W T McGuire. A Mount Pleasant Sabbath program, births, picnics, and a shingle bee follow with minor injuries from a scaffold accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van Allen
Ohio
Chas. Green
W. T. McGuire
Emmons County Notes Prompt for Fall Farm Busy Season
The column reports coal arriving early for Brofy, Oscar Larvick buying the Mrs Mikalson house for his homestead, and moves to a bachelor’s hall. Arthur Chambers leaves for Iowa for ten weeks due to his father’s illness. Willard Keebler has eighty acres ready to cut as harvest ripens. Colquhoun family visits from Minneapolis to stay with relatives, elder Colquhoun in poor health, and Olaf Larvick invites all to a dance in his new barn on August 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Chambers
Lowa
Mr. Chambers
Willard Keebler
Mrs. Colquhoun
David
James Colquhoun
Minneapolis
Emmons County
Mr. Colquhoun
Olaf Larvick
Enderlin screen-door thief report and state notes
A roundup across North Dakota mentions Enderlin reporting a screen-door thief and Glenullin mocking a senate ride as a joke. Other items note small-town incidents including a Crosby accident with a revolver shot, Grand Forks youngsters looting a residence, rural carrier salary talk, Donnybrook losses from a fire, and Devils Lake fish recapture history with plans to restock the lake and study suitable species.
Lost Hunting Dog Claim Notice in Linton North Dakota
Taken up dog described as a black and gray female setter with brown nose and feet. Owner must prove property, pay charges, and take the animal away per notice from A M Britts of Linton North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Britts
Linton, N. D
Brand 339 Mare Taken Up Near Winona North Dakota
A blue mare with brand 339 on the right hip and a rope around the neck was brought to the responder's location. Owner must prove ownership, pay charges, and remove the animal. Contact Jenny Hart, Winona, North Dakota, for details.
Lost red cow with knee injury in Dale North Dakota
Notice from HH P Tracy posted July 25 to August 8 stating a red dehorned cow with a big knee and no visible brand has been missing since moving into the neighborhood near Section 26 Township 130 Range 78 in Dale North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec
HH. P. Tracy
Dale
N. D
No Fun For Boys in Swiss Laws
A satirical excerpt lists Swiss canton laws punishing boys for stones, snowballs, insults, propensities to break windows, drawing teachers, and beating by fathers. It notes that even fighting or stealing fruit carries fines or corporal punishment, while boys with illnesses such as measles or whooping cough escape fines, contrasting with the American reader’s view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Man’s Unwisdom: Health Rules Flouted by Average Man
A reflective nondescript tirade questions daily health habits through biblical and historical figures. The piece mocks self discipline and notes how common behavior undermines well being, ending with a sober warning about the average man’s folly.
Sentinel Pony of Custer’s Campaign
A pony sentry loyally guarded a Civil War era camp with a boy bugler. The circus pony warned of attacks, woke a sleeping sentinel, and saved the camp three times in four months. Both pony and boy died at Custer’s last battle. the animal bore twelve arrows when found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custer
Pony
Boy
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Helen of Troy in a Dresser Room Exchange
A reporter asks a woman in fancy dress what character she represents. She replies Helen of Troy, while the reporter jokes that he imagines Helen of Avoirdupolg, reflecting humorous banter at a costume event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen of Troy
Helen of
Debating Club Ponders Monkey and Stone Paradox
A group of six eminent physicists sketches a pulley setup with a stone on one end and a monkey on the other. The stone balances the monkey. They ask readers whether the stone will rise or fall if the monkey climbs, noting heated debate and no resolution.
Agassiz Declares He Is Not a Bird
An observer recalls Professor Louis Agassiz in his Cambridge room when a dealer offered a picture called Birdseye View of Cambridge He paused then lifted his gaze and, with his distinctive accent, said I am not a bird in gratitude to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agassiz
Professor Agassiz
Cambridge
Boston Transcript
Fiancée of the organ blower causes wedding remark
A guest introduced herself at a fashionable wedding and explained she was the fiancée of the organ blower, prompting an amused exchange with the usher. The brief anecdote from Lipppingcott’s captures a playful social moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lippincott’s
Excited Orator Declares U S Resolve Across Frontiers
The speaker proclaims the American eagle will not retreat or be deterred by distant theaters, asserting steadfast national vigor whether in India deserts or Canadian forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Canada
Fragmented quotes from Brooklyn Life and Sidney Smith
A collage of dated quotes features remarks about a married woman and a reflective line from Sydney Smith. The passages discuss appearances, perceived advantage in marriage, and personal accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Lost Calves Notice from Hague North Dakota Shepherd
By the undersigned, three calves found near my place including two red yearling bull calves and a red heifer calf with white and red spotting. They have been around about six weeks. Owner please call, pay charges and take the animals away. ChristiaN UHL Hague ND
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Uhl
Hague
N. D
Mendelowitz Wittmayer Promote 1XL Separating Device
GS Mendelowitz and Wittmayer act as agents for the 1XL Separating Device said to be the greatest invention for separating loose grain from the harvest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GS Mendelowitz and
Wittmayer
Fischer & Miller v Kachler second summons issued
State of North Dakota in Emmons County Justice Court directs John Kachler to appear before Justice C F Wagher in Linton North Dakota at o clock a.m. on the 27th for the case Fischer & Miller plaintiffs against Kachler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Biley
Emmons
North Oak
Jicolb Schmaltz
Emstons
Linton
North Dakota
Emions
State of North Dakota
John Kramer
Jacob Schmutz
C.F. Wagner
Justice of the Peace
Brand listings for cattle horses and sheep in regional notes
A catalog of livestock brands tied to owners and locations including Benz August Braddock cattle brands on right hip and left lip, Dom left lip for horses, JC on left hip for Clark Joseph Dale cattle, and Davis Bros at Beaver Creek Stock Farm showing cattle and horses with 5 on right hip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nakker
Anne
M Hull
Baker
John—Hagelton
Baumgartner
John—Strasburg
Baxter
Braddock
Boettcher
F W
Eureka
Benz
Brooks & Barkley
Sampton
Burbage
Jamce
Livona
Clark
Joseph
Dale
Casey
D. W
Gayton
Compaan, Abel
Westfield
Coover
C. E
Glencoe
Davis Bros
Beaver Creek
Linton
Davis
J. B
Hazelton
Doerschiag
Lewis
Kadreck
Steee
Dornbush
Louis
Weetield
Fischer, Jakob
Frederick
Jas
Hareit
Goughnour
John iHistiaree
Leteha
Gravink
H.—Westfeld
Cate
X Guiet Green
Wm. P
Hansen
A.—Hazelin
Haggard
Ben
Emmoneburg
Hauser
Jacob
Cati Jaul
Hawes
E. B
Mazelton
E L Hoon
Herolz
G. A
Haat
Jerry
Winona
Catto
Lores
Huse
Weastfeld
Klabunde
Ilan
Iazelton
Morford
M. B
Angies
Muench
Emmonsburg
Onett Sander Naaden
Catiie
Licen Brand
Amall
O'Flynn
John
Carr
Pontit Petrie, All. & L.C
Winchester
Overly
Geo. A
Calle
Todd
James—Gayton
Catt
Il Tracy
G. W.winona
Callie
Hirge
Tough
David
Fragmentary OCR items mix cattle and horses across names
Readable fragments list numerous cattle and horse brands with multiple names and locations such as Gayton Hull Hampton Winona Strasburg Braddock and Hazelton. References include hips shoulders jaws and left sides with animal marks and owners.
Also Mentioned on This Page
E. C. Campbell
Mina
S. D
Arthur Koudtson
A. E Dutton
W. L. Yeater
Lawrence Hotel
F. C. Bester
al Mikalson
Marie Musings
Grandma Green
Wm. Schwab
Karl Roman
Mount Pleasant
Schwab
Hover
George F. Growan
Ernest Reece
South Dakota
Anna Kieffer
All. E. Inc
Olaf Larrick
Larvick
Mar Linson
Nelson
Ganderson
HostTen
Brofy
Oscar Larvick
Mrs. Mikalson
Enderlin
Glenullin News
Winship
Senate
Hubo
Forum
Grand Forks
Henry Gieselman
Donnybrook
Devils Lake
Jenny Hart
Winona, N. D
Jamestown
Norfolk
Fort Monroe
Newport News
Richmond
Adirondacks
Catskills
White Mountins
Hudson
Northern Pacific
Northern Pacific Railway
A.M. Cleland
St. Paul, Minn
Adam
Eve
Solomon
Ruth
Israel
Red Sea
Rebecca
Woodbury (Conn
Bydney Smith
Headey
McCormick
Champion
Linton Bazar
Linton State Bank
Ashep States Land Office
G. Rooks
District Court
N. J
N.1
Peter Leonard
Enor Ney
Ltlands
S.E
Henry Wilmott
Glanavon
Henry Borys
Umes Stewart
D. George Bui
L. HW. Jewell
Bemmers
United States Laxp
United States Land Office
Hismarck
Christian Weber
M. Ile
Ludwig Beitelspacher
Jakob Schlickenmayer
Heeinrich Schultz
John Pudwill
M. H. Jewell
United States cAan
P. G. Rooks
N. C
Arlings
N.D
P.G. Rooks
Eleanor Howland
Ll. E
Sec. B. Twp
Firth P.M
Leroy Carleys
George W. Buree
Henry Wittmayer
United States Land Crrier
Disane
Ligton
Ludwig Muller
I. EB. NG
N. N.W
N. E
Nain
Lige
Johannes Keller
Strasburg
Karl L. Meier
Engelbert Meler
Burnsburg
Adolph Kopp
Strasby
M.H. Jewell
Rance
Atl
Logue
C. D
Marchant, W.J
Linton, Cathieriba
Eoereee
William—Emmonsbore Rees
Earl Ain —Armstrong
Cott
Po Gulp
Vollock, R. ¥. & Sons
la Grace
Postle
Putnam
Rathbun
C. J
Binton
Renakera
G. W
Weatfield
Rush
M.—Hazelton
Smith
F. D
Spaulding
Harrie Gayton
van Heukolom
J. 1
Westte Os
van Soest
H—Hull
S . van Soest
M.—Hull
P Weller
A. M.—Hampton
Weller
E. C.—Hampton
Whaten
A Wollmann
Veater
D. A
Hazelion Catt
Wes
Choi Anne
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