Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Emmons County
Public auction to satisfy debt on mortgage assigned to The First National Bank of Bismarck North Dakota. Property includes about 3 000 sheep ewes lambs and bucks in Emmons County with sale at 1 oclock in the afternoon at the dwelling house front door of section 28 township 16 north range 75 west. August 28 1896.
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Ortgagor
Northwestern Sheep Company
Capital National Bank
Bismarck
North Ola
First National Bank
North Dakota
Eimmons County
Emmons
Emmons County
Tus Figet National Bank
Bollengr & Phailbrick
A.ister
Vinzens Keller
Lorenz Keller
Johannes Mueller
Kasamier Sander
Anton Heilman
Anton Wentz
Peter Wentz
Hull
Aultman & Taylor Company
Mansfield
Richland
Ohio
Office of Register of Deeds
County of Eamons
North
Aultman-Taylor
Auttuax & Tavion Comany
P. G. Rooxs
Republican Ticket and Platform for North Dakota
Republican ticket lists McKinley Hobart and state candidates with platform pledges. It advocates proportional taxation, equal assessment for all property including railroads, strict prohibition enforcement, opposition to liquor licenses in prohibition states, and support for bimetallic currency with international parity.
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North Dakota
St. Louis
McKinley
Hobart
United States
Republican Party
Congress
Apportionment Figures Hint at Republican Margin in Logan County
From Logan and Kidder counties the apportionment is one delegate per fifty votes or major fraction for Senator Wishek in 1894. Emmess McIntosh Kidder Logan receive 8 8 3 3 delegates. The state Republican ticket could win a 250 vote majority in the county with Briggs Fancher Farley Cowen aboard.
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Logan County
Kidder
Wishek
Emmess
McIntosh
Logan
Briggs
Fancher
Farley
Cowen
Missouri
Drayton Echo Editor Targeted in Local Dispute
A Drayton Echo editor R N Stevens faces accusations from a rival pinhead who blames him for various misdeeds. Stevens denies the charges and argues they are unproven and harsh. The speaker says Stevens did exemplary GOP work in the state and merits better treatment.
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R. N. Stevens
The
Drayton Echo
Steve
Party
Lottery Debate Echoes in North Dakota Legislature
The piece notes lawmakers once favored the lottery as revenue decades ago, now seen as a misstep. It praises the North Dakota agricultural college and President Worst, describes editorials, and recounts a newspaper editors’ trip with tours of Fargo attractions and a Detroit lake excursion.
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Bismarck Tribune
North Dakota
The
Astute
Hon. Stevens
Steve
Around the County notes on death and local events
Mrs. H A Hanks died on August 14 and was buried August 16 after a large funeral attended by friends. Wheat buyer James Wakeman of the BisMarck mills is praised as a regional asset. Menoken wheat market gains are hailed for shortening farmers’ haul to Bismarck. Glencoe vets prep for a big encampment weekend. McKinley Hobart supporters from Emmons county stay with friends in Glencoe as they advocate protection and currency positions.
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H. A. Hanks
Smith
James Wakeman
Bismarck ,Mills
Ing
Menoken
Bismarck
Glencoe
McKinley
Hobart
Emmons County
Notice of Unpaid 1895 Taxes Sale in Emmons County
Winiaiasport North Dakota August 18 1896 notice states all real estate in Emmons county with unpaid 1895 taxes will be sold September 3 1896 under Section 1255 Revised Codes North Dakota 1895. T P Lee County Treasurer J H Rosixson Deputy.
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Winiaiasport
N. D
Emmons
North Dakota
T. P. Lee
J. H. Rosixson
Political feuds and loyalties stir North Dakota press
In a round up of state politics, Jud LaMoure links Fargo Argus to anti Hansbrough bias while Frank Wilson and O. W. Francis seek legislative seats. Harry Oliver of RansomCounty aims to stay in the legislature amid prohibition tensions and accusations of doorkeeping hypocrisy.
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Jud LaMoure
Roach
Fargo Argus
Jud
Hansbrough
Frank Wilson
Bathgate
Pembina
Capital City Items Review of the Week Happenings
In Bismarck Frank Briggs remains under medical care in St Paul Captain Pope arrives to lead preliminary work on the new post Landlord Livermore reports dull times near Dickinson A McKinley club forms in Bismarck with E A Williams as president A Bryan club with Dr Bentley A Moffetites convention set for September 38 to influence Judge Winchester A farmer Warner near Apple Creek sues Merchant Gussner over affections Mrs W case Gussner calls it blackmail Frank Falkenstine to marry a South Dakota woman and teach at Willow City Senator Hansbrough praised by labor unions for supporting workers legislation with resolution from Columbia Typographical Union No 101 and letter to Hansbrough Deserved compliment notes his service in labor causes Pleasant View Sunday School report for Aug 23 1896 with 80 present and 27 cents collected
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State
Fargo
The
Agricultural College
Worst
Bismarck
North Dakota
Fee
Northern Pacific
Detroit
Minn
Detroit Lake
Melissa
Sally
Messrs
Plumley
Irons
Lounsberry
Gateway City
McKinley
E. A. Williams
Dr. Bentley
Winchester
Polla
Warner
Apple Creek
Gussner
South Dakota
Vermillion
Willow City
Hansbrough
Columbia Typographical Union No. 101
Washington, D. C
No. 101
Waenens
H. C. Hansbrough
Congress of
United States
Senate
Government Printing Office
C. M. Ronrsson
Pleasant View
J. F. Geil
Local Notes From Billsport and Surroundings
State's Attorney Armstrong visited Bismarck on legal business. Moffet pushes for Judge Winchester. politics discussed with Patterson opponents favored. Examinations set for Williamsport and Winona. G.A.R. encampment rates to St Paul. Minnesota trips advertised. Queensware stocked by W. L. Quarer & Co. Local items cover railmen visits, windmill ads, tax copy, and county committee calls.
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W. F. Foye
H.L. Michelson
Bismance
Buckeye Mowers
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E. E. Morris
Boots
Nordak
W. H. D. Craff
Leach & Smee
Dell Robert
Gull River
Bismarck, N.D
Tyr
Jeneral
Williamsport, N. D
Steele- Willia
Sage
Williamsport
Grocer
Eral Store
W. L. Yeater & Co
National
William McKinley
Garret A. Hobart
New Jersey
C F. Wilbur
Rolette
Chas. N. Wheeler
Cass
John F. Dyste
Sargent
Supreme Court
Alfred Wallin
M. N. Johnson
Nelson
F. A. Briggs
Morton
J. M. Devine
LaMoure
Forcee
REO Falley
Geo
E Nichols
N. B. Hannum
Ransom
Yornohn F.cowan
Ramsey
Fred 8B. Fancher
Public Instruction
J G. Halland
Trill
Agriculture and Labor
H. A. Thomas
Benson
George H. Keyes
Dickey
L. L. Walton
Wells
John F. Gibson
W. H. Winchester
Northwest
Grand Forks Woolen Mills
Grand Forks, N. D
Rohrer Bros
N. E. Cor
Fifth and Main Streets
Grocers
Main Street
Bismarck, N. D
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
B. Little
John P. Hoagland
Bismarck, Nor, Dak
Stickney
North Side
R.A
Steele, N. D
Henry Mayer
Merchants Hotel
John Waldon
Richardson
Naber Oh
R.N. Stevens
Fairchild
Moffet and
Gov. Allin
O. W. Francis
Mitchell
Col. Plummer
Cass County
Harry Oliver
Ransom County
Harry
A. G. Clark
Woodie
Plain Dealer
Frank Briggs
St. Paul
Capt. Pope
Livermore
Dickinson
Capt. Baker
Henry Anderson
E. F. Savace
Billsport
Armatrong
J. L. Boutillier
Kent
M. A. Hildreth
Moffet
Patterson
Soo Railroad
Republican
Newton
Goodhue
Francis Jaszkowiak
Will Packer
Will
Oakes
Frank Reegister
Abraham Lincoln
Winona Times
Times
Streeter
Winona
Mac
W. B. Anpros
Minneapolis
Twin Cities
Republican Central Committee
H. D. Connor
G. A. BR
Queens Ware
W. L. Yuarer & Co
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