Lady Randolph Churchill and Age Gap Marriages Tale
A Tit-Bits note recalls prominent women like Lady Randolph Churchill who marry much younger men. The text also contains a garbled 1900 North Dakota redemption notice detailing property tax sales in Emmons County, with dates, land descriptions, and redemption deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randolph Churchill
George Cornwallis-West
North Dakota
Emmons
Auphon
Joseph L. Kelley
Emmons County
Birst
Akon
Vpter
North Dalcota
Thos
AN. Gray
N. B
Wenlion
Engagement to Baron Cédarstrom and marriage details
The report notes a widow who, after the death of her husband in Signor Nicolini about two and a half years earlier, became engaged to Baron Cédarstrom. Their engagement was announced and a marriage followed within weeks. A separate local ad announces Swede J. Wescott as a dealer in goods including shoes, promising a fresh stock and low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicolini
Cédarstrom
J. W. Wescott
Sheep and thistles spark political squabble in town
In a terse North Dakota community note a reader defends a neighbor amid a local flap over thistle eating sheep. The writer mocks a rival paper’s comments about a Bryan Democrat enclave and jokes about political influence on livestock. The piece ends with a jab at the Ozone and a plea for using hay over hay in political feasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan and
Wood
Wood Republic
Scott
Census reveals North Dakota population surge and Emmons county lead
Census figures show North Dakota total population 319,146 up from 182,719 in 1890 and 35,328 in 1880. Emmons county rises to 4,349, with Emmons ahead of McIntosh 4,818 to 3,248 in 1880, signaling potential redistricting and district realignment for the coming legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Emmons
McIntosh
Mummons
Toe
Barnes
Benson
Bottineau
Burleigh
Pembina
Pierce - Ramsey
Kichland
Lette
Raltelgat
Itaric
Steele
Williamas
Railroad rumors sweep Dakota line extensions
The Fargo Forum reports expected railroad building in North Dakota next year. Rumors claim the Northern Pacific may extend from McHenry to Oberon and into Antelope Valley, and west from Bowdon. Soo Mail possibly extends to Fargo James Town and Bismarck, with NP to push west toward the Missouri River and Milwaukee eyeing Edgeley north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo Forum
Worthakota
N. P
McHenry
Oberon
Antelope Valley
Bowdon
Soo
Fargo
Jamestown
Bismarck
Northern Pacific
Tigeley
Dickey
Missouri River
Milwaukee
Edgeley
North Dakota
Edison lays groundwork for North Dakota hay fuel plant
S O Edison, cousin of the inventor, builds a hay and straw pulp plant at McCanna North Dakota. The fuel, claimed to equal coal in steam generation, sells for half the price. Straw is boiled, chemicals added, and the mass molded into hollow cylinders to dry as new fuel. Edison plans similar plants across the region and the product draws wide interest in the Twin Cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
S. O. Edison
McCanna
N. D
Edison
Mr. Edison
Twin Cities
Northwest
Changed Maud transfers Kulm yards to Lamb Lumber
The Kulm Messenger reports the St Croix Lumber Company sold Kulm Lehr and Brad dock yards to Lamb Lumber Company of Minneapolis with L E Coatsworth of Kansas City as representative. Supt Boble of St Gros arrived Monday and inventory of Kulm stock passed to the new firm yesterday. Lehr and Brad dock transfer to be completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud
St.Croix- Lumber Company
Kulm Messenger
Kulm, Lehr and Braddock Yards
Lamb Lumber Company
Minneapolis
L. E. Coatsworth
Kansas City
Boble
St. Gros
Kulm
Lehr and Braddock
Mr.Coatsworth
Around the County Correspondence of the Record
Dale community notes describe Tracy illness Dale and Joseph Clark work shifts and local travel. Neighbors visit from Glanavon Fort Yates post office moves and dancing events highlight social life. Weather affects photography and freight movement with ice conditions delaying cross river crossing and deliveries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Allen
Joseph Clark
Dale
W. L. Bales
Glanavon
Linton
Shockey
Ir. Sherwood
Frank
Loutzenhiser
Fort Yates
Agnes Stewart
Augusta Allen
D. Ryckman
Eureka
Mr. Tracy
Frank D. Smith
Edward McConville
May Galvin
Strasburg
Flanders
Twin Cities
Mound City
Fort
Yates
Vanderbilt
Ashgrove
Flint
Edward McKay
Belle Fourche
Bessie Spicer
Emmonsburg
Ita
Winona
Chronicle
Fort Mates
Bismarck
Ee Point
la Grace
Reate
Death of William Dobson at Standing Rock Agency
William Dobson agency clerk at Standing Rock died at his residence Thursday November 20 at 4 20 pm and was buried Saturday at 10 30 am in the agency Catholic cemetery Rev George Reed led the services and Father delivered the funeral oration Mrs Dobson was in St Paul during his illness and the agency observed half mast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna
Dale
Glanavon
Lizzie
William Dobson
Standing Rock
Art Yates
Geo. Reed
Martin
Dobson
St. Paul
Agenecy
Kuysronn
North Dakota population climbs in decade report
Forum notes Emmons county farming benefits and lignite trips by Jacob Partners. Steele Ozone reports Pat Lyons travelled to Fargo for a Turkish bath. North Dakota adds 136,427 people to reach 319,146, a 74.6 percent rise, third in the nation. Legislature likely to be largely Republican with 82 seats to 11. Other items include Indian beef payments, thrashing wages, and a ditty from a brother editor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Steele Ozone
Jacob Partners
Forum
Pat Lyons
Fargo
Steele
North Dakota
Union
Montana
Idaho
House
Senate
Louis P. Primeau
Interior Department
Department of Justice
Grand River
Missouri
Bingenheimer
Standing Rock
Argus
Bowdon
Winchester
Fourth Ward
I’ander
Ilames
Register
Mandan
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Still Widely Sold
The advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a long trusted teething remedy used by millions. It claims quick relief from pain wind colic and diarrhoea and urges buyers to seek the product from druggists worldwide while noting Montana cattle shipments deplete supply.
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ST. Groix Lumber Company
Bradi
FLA
Braddock, Nor I
Material
Eimmons County
Fred Junce, Jr
Ae Ee
Shakeggeare
Lady Churchill
Porto
D. K. Streeter
Leton
Tirabol
Wogilly Ray
Rho Parkhuret
Bertans
Ebter
Jauto
Hite
Bereaddock, Nob
T. P. Lee
N.D
Otiof
N D
Ron W. Hewitt
Peter Shier
Guyton
Gayton
Barney-Bar'page
Tange
Fic
Roy Jonas Dy
Alnesees
Porissons
Wald Land
Wald Land, Yizz~ Channes Baumgartner, of Tisabot, N. Dy Joseph Baumgartner
Meechen
Runz Rehrich
Tirabo
Sebastign Baulidynn
Mimbo In
O- McGelliveay
Ripent Ky
Rine
Emmons ‘County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer, Journal of the County
Duc
G. W. Tracy
Winenna
United States
Battle Creek
Michigan
Great Western
Hanson
Sweet, Orr & Co
HOTEL
Dewey Avenue
van Anni
Che Public Cordis
M. P. Chase
W. E. Petrie
W. H. Johnson
Nordak
J E. Horton
E. A. Crain
Bank OF Linton
Linton, Nor Dae
Sheriff'n Sife
Sixth Judicial District
Joenn
Horton
Anne Bakker
Tyntje Bakker
Peter G. Looks
Abic
Corr
North Kota
Ted
Peter G. Rooks
Sherif
Krumons County
J. A. McMarnoxa
Platntin
Chicago, Millwaukee
Wiuken St.uni
Steele-Braddoce
Northern Pacific Railway
Soo Line
Braddock
Fred Stables
Teele
Theta
W. H. Thomas, Stheelt, Wud
Chas. S. Lane
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