Cattle and horses branded marks across towns and states
A dense list of cattle and horse brands attached to owners across many towns including Vanderbilt, Williamsport, Winchester, Williamsport, Winona, Glencoe, Armstong, and others. Brands include logchain hook on left hip, 1 on left ribs, 73 on right hip, K on left hip, and multiple letters and symbols. Some entries note ear notches or shoulder marks, with owners such as Casey, Clark, Cha, Doerschlag, Gorses, Guthrie, and Seeley. The text reads as a ledger of stock brands and ownership across regions, reflecting cattle and horse branding practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alles
Joseph
Winona
Andrus
W. B
Wisena
Baker
Ole
Steen
Baxter
Puget
Wilamaport
Bowman
Abie
Casey
J.—Hampton
Clark
Dale
Cha
Wil Hameport
Oattle
Dan
Morees
Weer Chase
R. F
Wase
Apiene Prece
Chester
Arthur
Divons
Gorses
Coover
C. E
Glencoce
Doerschlag
Lewie
Vanderbilt
D. Wattle
M.—Gouth
Goughnour
John—Witameport
Gray
T. M
Livena
Guthrie
Williamepert
Bolt
G. C—Reop
Knewdison
F.P
Livona
Cattie
Willameport
Sean
Williamsport
Secaa We
Emmonsburg
S Pateer
Es M
Enna
Ier
Simone Ike
Acrine
Tiree
Peterson
A. B
Armstrong
As Petrie, A. L
L. C
Winchester
Poste
Sobo
St Seer
van Soest
Eeners
Cate
Celebrated Lidderwood Flour for Sale and Exchange
An agent advertises Cele brated Lidderwood Flour as the best and cheapest for first to third grades with corn meal bran and shorts. Offers exchange flour corn meal bran or shorts for wheat. Apply at Elevator Braddock Station Sec 1 H Rosrosox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Station
H. Rosrosox
First State Bank of
Wishek
Rowerdink
Rooke
Dirk Hasper
A. McGinness
F. D. Smith
Burleigh County
Devine
Fort Worth
Texas
Boston
Bismarck
North Dakota Soldiers in Manila Record Casual Life and Sickness
From John Edick Manila October 22 1806 North Dakota Indians report quarters in old Spanish barracks at Malate near Manila. They describe cots hats and free clothes after August 13, mention regimental reorganization with Wyoming battalion, dress parade and a tropical shower. A price list from local restaurants is shared along with news of sickness on the island including 12 men from Company A in brigade hospital and 1,000 soldiers ill overall. They note four newspapers started there and that the railroad appears, hoping for return home, with some re-enlistments possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Edick
The
Record
Manila
Malate
North Dakota
Wyoming
Brigade
Emmons County
Mark Yeater
Ed Grogan
John Derkin
Qurman Berg
Bismarck
Sec
Associated Press
Filippinos
America
J. R. Evicx
Wagoner Co
P. J
Digenous
Philippines
Johnny
Missouri Slope
Antipodes
Burleigh County
Glencoe
Maccalico
Hoagixod
Glencoe Granger
Emmons County Notes and Local Happenings
Town visits include Herols and Buchanan with Wallace Petrie from Beaver Creek and Capt Flick among others. Tax sales in Emmons County raise about $700 in revenue. a new Central House hotel opens at Brad dock. a case of horse mistreatment is reported. a landmark cattle and land sale discussion touches on local figures and farming progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmons County
Fred Lebrite
Steele Uzone
Dechmann
Henry Backendahl
Hermann Backhaus
Omio
Gerrod
N. P. Company
J. Pfaff
Pfaff
Montans
Billings Gazette
A. M. Ketchum
Custer Cattle Company
Ketchum
Emmons
Wallace Petrie
Contrary Stephen Trogill’s Storkville Center Reputation
Col Calliper recalls Stephen Trogill of Storkville Center Vermont as a contrary man who never conferred with others yet became a source of local pride. A single concession amid prideful lore is recounted when he quotes a summer remark from a famous personage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Calliper
Stephen Trogill
Storkville Center
Tregill
Substituted Cod Liver Oil Fountain Prank Report
A cashier recounts a New York soda fountain prank where cod liver oil emulsion was added to the fountain amid a hot night rush. Patrons drank eagerly calling it delicious while the proprietor kept quiet, claiming a clever substitution. A London observer compares urban leisure to bread and sanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pittsburgh Dispatch
London
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Ial Geil
Ceneral Merchandise
Bey Coe
Grocer
Harnew
Eral Store
R W. L. Yeater & Co
Williambport, N. D
Joseph Hare
Main Street
Fifield Lumber
N. B
HOTEL
Stickney
Henry Mayer
Ruinou
Emons
Pee O. A. Parrenson
Pa D. RK. Sraxsten
iMamsport
Cosas
Wu. G. Perry
Era Vist Tata Tee Ete
Euy
Rowzipiv
Imy Tench
D ‘Connor
Wiliamsport
Sastoria
Katy
Heer Sale
Scheel Entertainment
Jnzz Kowfax
Ecooks
D. H Nouvenr
Chicago
Braddock
Soo
Husbelu
Cee
Nts
Uncle Stilson
Corwitch
Calla Nueva, Malate
Ole Tweet
Cherry Grove
Tennessee
Sanborn
Barnes County
Tweet
Michigan
Minnesota
Thomas Twedt, Sr
Thomas Twedt, Jr
Amend
Mr. Mittlesteiner
Jo Wiitoh
Tetineséeo‘land Company
ODF
T. P. Lee
T. P
Central House
Lee
Gomfort
Theoe
Contrary Stephen Trogill
Siviy
Tle
Go-To
Klondike
Frerys
Panaela
Forks-Woolen-Mills
Grand Forks, Nad
United Star Land Ofice
Eomiver N. D
Dea
Orrica
State OF
Sald
Bumons
First National Bank
Bismarck, N. D
Capital
General, Banking Business
B. Lrrria
D. Kenonics
W. A. Diziom
M. Prx
Hann, Wise
Bumoas County
Mate“Bank, Braddock, Pak
Agenasalbayeing
Ausinees Trane
United State
Europe
Sa-County
Beboo
John P Hoagland
Varacs. Cor
Nin and
Sixth Streets
Bismabok, Nob, Dak
F. W. Dechmann
Prompely-Oucyen Coust
Calla Bismarck
B.andrub
Ea Serra Iasmpors
Sagat
Joe Ouane
Deeds
Desde Meragaass
Tad
Hotior
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