Brand descriptions fill column for stock owners
A long list details brands and marks for cattle horses and sheep owned by numerous individuals across Allen Braddock Winona Livona Williamsport and surrounding areas. Entries specify brands such as letters shapes and symbols on hips shoulders jaws and ribs helping identify stock and owners for routine tracking and sales.
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Allen
H. W
Joseph
Winona
Backhaus
Herman
Linton
Baker
Livona
Baxter
Braddock
Mar
Benz
Williamsport
Brown
J. O
Burbage
James
Burge
C. E—Emmonsburg
Casey
P. J
Hampton
Clark
Dale
Chapman
Henry
Chase
M. P
Arthur
Coover
E.glencoe
Vitek
Kovees
Frederick
Jus
Msport
Gayton
James B
Lampton
Gougmour
John
Gray
Livonn
Green
Wm. P.—Huil
Guthrie
Willanpspart
Haggard
Ben
Ewwensburg
T J
Herolz
Holt
G. C
Roop
Shep
Bolton
Lefour
Kinsella
Ashgrove
aKiaches
Giddings
Cate
Koudtson
F. P
Macnider
William
Emmonsburg
Minandigo
G. M
Mittlestedter
Wom
Muerch
Parr
W. A
Peterson
A. B
Armstrong
Petrie, A. L
L. C
Winchester
Postle
iRenskers
G. W
Westfield
Robinson
I. H
R .Rush
oSeeley
A. S
Cntile
Smith
Glencoe
Jack
van Soest
H.—Hull
M.—Hull
Wade
George E
William Sport
Walker
F. C
Wetter
Westcott
J. W.—Ohie
Wilde
Wolf
J.J
Lorees
Weater
D. H
Town Humdrum and Comings In at Linton
Linton and surrounding area residents, including Supt Kuiper and Mrs Lane, are noted in town visits, school postings, and family events. Visitors from Cherry Grove, Williamsport, Braddock, and Aberdeen appear, alongside local business ads and a Dec 12 1899 marriage. A pension notice and a humorous tip about quinine at Wescott’s store close the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt. Kuiper
Mrs. Lane
South Prairie
Peter Green
Hull
Williamsport
Dan Deyvies
Ohio
Mr. Crain
Bank of Linton
Aberdeen
J. N. Roop
Logan District
Linton
Johnny Rooks
Westfield
Mr. Lawrence
Jewett Bros
Frank Walker
Winona District
Fargo
Rindlaub
Tom Kelley
Charlie Anderson
Braddock
Soo City
W. C. East
Hampton
Ben. Oler
Cherry Grove
Mr. White
Dakota Farmer
C. M. Dahl’s
Bismarck
N. D
John McCrory
Billy Colville
Jerry Hart
Mrs. Seeley
Emmons
Jerry
State News Items Highlight Local Personalities and Farming North Dakota
Lieut Hilwreth is in demand as a lecturer on Philippi subjects. G A Bryant reports a seven pound boy born to W H Jacobson of Waterloo Nebraska making G A and Mrs G A grandparents twice and the writer an uncle. North Dakota farmers benefit from cheap land and good markets, likely more prosperous than eastern tenants. Wilton News arrives in McLean county with editor M L Hanson promising a breezy debut. The Record endorses the piece and Louie, an old time trade unionist and capable printer, deserved success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrie & Johnson
Missouri
Frank Smith
Winona
Doc. Snyder
Minneapolis
Tribune
Farmers’ Tribune
Twin City
Minnesota
North Dakota
Chicago
Inter Ocean
Robert Dickson, Jr
Williamsport
Robert
Honstain’s Hall
Hilwreth
Philippi
G. A. Bryant
W. H. Jacobson
Waterloo
Nebraska
G. A
Napoleon
Frank
United States
Jamestown
Wilton
Bismarck
Washburn
Ft. Buford R. R. Grade
McLean County
M. L. Hanson
Bro. Hanson
Louie
Filipino Girl Inspires Unlikely Love Ode From Fargo Call
The Fargo Call reprints a playful bay of verse about a man in Manila who woos a new sugar plum across the seas. He boasts of her beauty and vows the old flame will not dim his affection as he finds a new romance in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
Manila
Moses
North Dakota
Grain Price Offer From K H Corryn
Message from K H Corryn offering to pay the highest market price for all kinds of grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dce
K H. Corryn
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ends Teething Troubles
For over fifty years Winslow's Soothing Syrup has soothed teething children, calming pains and diarrhea. Sold by druggists worldwide for twenty five cents a bottle. Ask for Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup and take no other kind.
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Irs
Winslow
Eure
Notable World Grist From The Era Of Curious Facts
A western firm plans a modern sawmill in China to replace ancient methods. Global ship losses last year totaled 1 141 with 22 steamers and 819 sailing vessels among 28 180 in existence. A northern excursion steamer Ophir prints a far north paper. Tyre and Egypt are praised for dyeing. California hydraulic mining altered landscapes. a Nevada County pit remains covered by trees. Lancet notes tumors including a 15 pound utebine tumor and 169 pound ovarian tumor. other huge cases include breast tumors weighing 64 and 40 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Ophir
Tyre
California
Nevada County
Cal
New York
Deputy Graft in Braddock Clerk Absence Noted
In Braddock a clerk’s absence leads to a practiced arrangement with the register of deeds to perform clerical duties. A blank appointment is filled by the first willing signer after the swear act, revoking any prior appointment. The party’s politics are immaterial. the key is the ability to sign a name.
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Braddock Republican
Register of Deeds
Braddock
Law Decisions Show Varied Legal Principles Across States
A digest of cases covers unsoundness of mind as nondefense in Tucker versus Hyatt Ind. 44 LRA 129, no negligence for riding front car platform in Watson versus Portland & Cape Elizabeth R.R. Co. Me. 44 LRA 157, mortgage validity against recording acts in Bloomfield State Bank v Miller Neb. 44 LRA 387, liability for assault in a joke in State v Monroe N.C. 43 LRA 861, bailor-bailee injury in New Jersey Electric R.R. Co. v New York, L. E. W. R. Co. N.J. 43 LRA 849, foreign-corp internal-management control denied in Condon v Mutual Reserve Fund Assn Md. 44 LRA 149.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker Vs. Hyatt (Ind
Watson
Portland & Cape Elizabeth Railroad Company
Bloomfield State Bank
Miller
Neb
Monroe
N. C
New Jersey Electric Railroad Company
New York
L. E. & W. R. Company
N. J
Condon
Mutual Reserve Fund Il, Association
Aquatic Plants and Fancy Lamp Shades Featured
A New York Tribune inspired item highlights the American lotus Parrot's feather and Water Hyacinth as remarkable aquatic plants with descriptions of color, growth, and display. It notes elegant lamp shade designs using vintage fabrics and a witty anecdote about a pink silk lace trimmed gown repurposed into a shade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y. Tribune
North Dakota Divorces Reach Stratford Court List
Stratford dispatch reports 124 divorce cases filed for trial at the coming North Dakota term opening in January, nearly one third of all cases. Desertion leads, with habitual intemperance, cruelty, and infidelity following. Mrs. Margaret Morgan sues Dr. Sidney Morgan in Connecticut challenging a North Dakota decree on grounds of adultery, potentially testing interstate divorce legality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Startford
Conn
Margaret Morgan
Sidney Morgan
Hartford
Morgan
Connecticut
New York
Horseless Milk Wagon Crashes With Rider
A satire notes a future newspaper item where a horseless milk wagon collides with a brainless rider on a chainless wheel. The rider is badly injured and taken to a friendless home in a horseless cab.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Parkhurst Hotel Advertises Woodchoppers Stop in Emmons
In Emmons county the Parkhurst Hotel and Restaurant invites woodchoppers to inquire at Wx. MacnipER Emmonsburg N D. The hotel offers meals at all hours and calls Emmons county residents to visit. C L Parkhurst proprietor.
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Eureka
8. D
Emmons County
C. L
ParkHurst
Prop’r
Curious towns and villages around the world described
A magazine piece details unusual communities including quarry towns in Italy with rentless workers, a Chinese grave village near Ningpangupo, beggar inhabited desert burial grounds, Tupuselei in New Guinea built on piles to deter headhunters, a nameless Lake Huron village of 500 huts with winter ice fishing, and Athos in Macedonia famed for monks and bachelor culture with shops lacking women.
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Italy
Ningpangupo
China
Celestial Empire
New Guinea
Tupuselei
Lake Huron
Athos
Macedonia
Timely Household Hints on Roaches Bedbugs and Cleaning
The New York Journal cites household tips for pests and summer storage. Use cucumber peels to deter roaches, shake dust from carpets, and store textiles in flour sacks with camphor and tobacco powder. Clean gilded frames with sweet oil, protect books with gum camphor, and treat mattresses with sun air and starch paste. A bedbug prevention method uses dusting and a mixture of quicksilver and egg white to coat crevices.
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N. Y
Queer Diets Across Cultures and Anomalous Cravings
A survey of unusual eating habits notes cannibalism in Polynesia, caterpillars in ancient Rome and parts of Africa, monkeys and cats in China, horsemeat in several regions, and clay consumption among Guinea natives linked to arsenic. It also recounts a gastralgia patient who recovered after craving and then consuming onions for three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guinea
Sage Advice From Sawhaw on Prudence and Pride
A compact collection of adages cautioning against ambition and overconfidence. It notes that upstarts rarely rise far, luck requires effort, scrapes await the careless, and wealth or status without support fails. The piece quips on restraint before ruin and the emptiness of favored outcomes without effort.
A Stitch in Time Save Nine Adage on Weeds
A Rural New Yorker quips on weed killing and self fertilizing crops, noting the ice cream supply from city factories to small towns, and musing on a dairyman sharing in trade. The piece reflects rural humor and common sayings.
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New Yorker
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Billy Mitchell
J. B. Brock
E. A. Keebler
Ninian Young
Algor Carlson
Algor
Sweden
J. C. Brown
Jacob Kalberer, Sr
8. E. Brindle
Herman Herolz
Streeter
C. M. Dahl
Bismarck Clothier
Hampton School-House
Hampton School
J. W. Wescott
Wescott
Justice Weller
Harvard H. Hammond
Christina Wolf
W. E. Petrie
Dr. Snyder
Commissioner Baxter
Merchant Wescott
Wx. Macniper Emmonsburg, N. D
the Parkhurst Hotel and Restaurant
QUEER
Russia
Bavaria
Austria
Prussia
France
Sage OF
Sawhaw
Chicago Dispatch
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