Emmons County Nomination Fight and Local Theft Report
A county line confronts Judge Allen in a disputed convention amid counts of anti removal and removal precinct delegates. Sheriff Rooks and Andrew Boschker report a horse theft near Westfield with two strangers suspected. a reward of 125 dollars is offered. News notes argue against scheduling court in September for local farmers and respect public convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Friends of
Allen
Allen & Stevens
Emmons County
Stevens
Constable
Rooks
Andrew Boschker
Mr. Boschker
Westfield
Hull
Mound City
Williamsport
Braddock
Boschker
Matrimony and Mischief Shake Local Market
Fragmentary notes report a wedding related incident where Mr Brown and Miss Gray are mentioned amid odd trades and a claim about a barrel and hogs feet. The readable text hints at a humorous or chaotic scene in a small town market setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown
Miss Gray
The Major and His Exchanges
A Fargo Forum narrator notes editors encounter many daily exchanges across state papers. He recalls selecting readable, thoughtful papers like Mandan Pioneer Emmons County Record Wahpeton papers Pembina Pioneer and others, praising neat printing while condemning poorly printed issues. He asks editors to share experiences across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandan Pioneer
Emmons County Record
Dickey County Leader
Wahpeton
Pembina Pioneer
Cavalier County
Valley City
Casselton Reporter
St. Thomas Times
Grafton
Sheldon Progress
Devils Lake
Carrington
Eddy County
Oberon Reporter
Voight
County commission expansion urged amid redistricting debate
A correspondent asks how to raise the county commissioners from three to five to ensure fair representation. Arguments note current split where Baxter and McDonald represent about one third and Fischer the two thirds, suggesting five commissioners to fix redistricting. Also details on land entry cancellations and a bold advertisement for Admiral Dewey biography with commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glencoe
Williamsport
Baxter
McDonald
Fischer
Fraternal Woodmen Society Expands with New Hall
The Woodmen's order is the fastest growing fraternal group in the state with new halls rising in many towns. In Menango a two story hall 26 by 80 feet with a basement has been built, the lower story and basement rented to a business house for steady income.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen’s Order
Menango
Two Horses Taken Up by W C East at Jutland
Taken up by W C East at Jutland two horses described as a brown mare with black mane and tail about 950 pounds and a bay gelding with gray intermixed hairs about 900 pounds. Each horse bears a brand and the owner is asked to call, pay charges, and take the animals away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. East
Jutland
Upton
N. 1
Valley House Linton Hotel Offers Good Accommodations
Valley House in Linton North Dakota invites travelers to secure comfortable rooms at reasonable rates at the above named hotel.
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Greece
Webb Bros
North Dakota
Henry A. Reamann
Merghardise Ddock
Nor
Webb. Bros
EH. Morris
H. A
A. G Dawson
Main Street
N. C
Missouri
F. H. Cotton & CO
Farm Machinery
Braddock, Nor.dak
Superior
J E. Horton
E. A. Crain
Bank OF Linton
Linton
NOR Dae
Linton House
Joivery
Nordak
Dida
Ssses Gecess Ss Si.a
A.L. Ghil & Go., O— Dealers IN
General Merchandise
Anaa
N. D
Concord
Linton, N. D
P. G. Rooks
Fmmons County
Hull, N
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
Linton Postoffice
Emmons
Bismarck Land Office
General Land Office
Washington
Gents
Admiral Dewey
Murat Halstead
the Dominion Company
Ouxton Bridge
Chicago
Ill
H. Treanor & CO
Wescott’s
HH. Treanor & CO
E. E. Noble
WM. M. Mitchell
DT. Croix Lumber
Braddogk, N.D
J. I. Case
McCormick
Eureka
Wishek
M. Mahaney
Valley House
F. J. Jones
P.c.remington
Main St
Bet
Bismarck, N. D
Capital City
W. T. Best
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