Brand and owner listing of cattle and horses from Braddock area
A long catalog lists owners and brands for cattle and horses, including Braddock, Braddock Allen, Packhaus, Baker, Casey, Connor, Green, Grote, and many others. Brands cover left hip, right hip, left shoulder, and right thigh with marks like X G, JB G, 4, and several two-letter combos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold
Bradiock
Fonrighhip
Packhaus
Werman—Linton
Baker
J Boon
Baxter
Wir
Braddock
Benz
Williamsport
Cuttle
Town
J. C
Burhege
James
Livoun
Burge
O. E
Emmonsburg
Brummel
Westfeld
Casey
D. W.gayton
Hores
Plark
Joseph—Dale
Connor
Williamport
Enmel
O.E
Glencoe
Livona
King
Lewia
Flick
Linton
Frederick
Jas
Williamaport
Gayton
James B
Hampton
Goughnour
John
Firavink
H.—Westfield
Gray
T. M
Livonn
Aleo
Green
Wm. P
Hull
Hansen
Fegeard
Ben—Emmonsburg
Erste G. A
Pfierolz
Faren
Wum
Lorses
Koudtson
F.P
Knutson, Bly & Co
Kurtz
Willamsport
McCulley
Naades
Winona
Potzer
G. M
Catile
Paulson
Ole U
Larvik
Fecersom
A. B
Armstrong
Pitcher
la Grace
Postle
Prichard & Kneeland
Putnam
C. O
Benskers
G. W
Westfield
Rush
Beeley
A. S
Kerman
Tracy
Shiezy
van Lees
Hal
Wade
George E
Willinu
Walker
Horges
Barker
Yeater
D. H
Willia
Local notes show visitors, plums, and progress in Linton
Busy week highlights include Dr Muench and Anton Baumgartner visiting from nearby towns and several officials traveling to Bismarck. New buildings rise in Linton while the Strasburg depot nears completion. A social event at the Backhaus restaurant opens a sought after lunch counter as the community maintains activity and movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Muench
Emmonsburg
Anton Baumgartner
Strasburg
Attorney Lane
Bismarck
John Stiles
Winona
Linton
Merchant Petrie
Eureka
Roy Yeater
Williamsport
Will Perry
Williamsport-Braddock
Rendham
Hasselstrom Brothers
Henning Hasselstrom
Harry
W. T. Brooks
Peculiar Translation Of Hymn In Native Dialect
A Church Review writer seeks a native dialect translation of Rock of Ages. A Hindu student submits a two line draft with awkward renderings— Rock of Ages becomes Very old stone split for my benefit. Let me absent myself under one of your fragments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church Review
North Dakota News Roundup From State Papers
Mandan Catholics plan a 15000 church next year while North Dakota leads flax production and Ramsey County touts state prominence. Reports predict 50000 new settlers this year as rail lines extend from Edgeley. Fort Berthold denies a marriage rumor. a Buxton correspondent jokes about package routes. Attorney general limits contracts over 100 without bids for schools. Capitol additions and removal fears swirl in Bismarck. Moorhead and East Grand Forks oppose repeal with WOTU and church groups backing it. A Fargo Forum note recalls a father who deeded a section farm to his wayward son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton School
Lane
Hill School
Linton
Parkhurst
Eureka
Emmons County
Minneapolis
John Henderson
Jacob Rieker
Aberdeen
Frank Jaszkowiak
Bismarck
Nebraska
Frank
North Dakota
Frankie Streeter
Ames
Mandan
Ramsey County
N. P
Edgeley
Major Buttz
State Capitol
Valley City Times
Moorhead
East Grand Forks
Fargo Forum
Farmer Buys North Dakota Land at 820 Per Acre
An Iowa farmer offered the former distributor of wild oats 820 dollars per acre for a North Dakota farm proving even seasoned men can misread the land market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickey County
Iowa
North Dakota
Fad of Wearing Lovers’ Portraits in Shoes Spreads
The Chicago Chronicle cites fashionable women placing miniature portraits of their sweethearts in shoe buckles or slippers. At Wissahickon events several girls displayed such image wear, with supporters growing as matinee idol portraits appear on footwear to amuse those without a real admirer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Chronicle
Wissahickon
Bruneau Woman Runs Vast Idaho Horse Ranch
Misa Kitty C. Willins, famed horse raiser from Bruneau Idaho, commands a large ranch with thousands of acres and about 6600 horses on her range after a Kansas City contract for 3000 head. She travels alone across the northwest and carries a six shooter though she has no need to use it. Her staff and visiting city elites admire her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Kitty C. Willins
Bruneau
Idaho
Kansas City
Northwestern
Denver Post
King Edward and the press ties in Victoria era
The piece surveys intimate ties between royalty and newspaper men in Britain. It notes King Edward’s warm regard for editors and correspondents, mentions Sir Lily Russell and Sir Edward Lawson, and recalls honors bestowed on editors and proprietors, including knighthoods and a peerage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
M.A. P
Edward
Lily” Russell
The
Times
Sir Edward Lawson
London Daily Telegraph
Queen ‘Alexandria
Coxton
Queen Victoria
Lord Glenecsk
Witness Clever Reply In Court Causes Laughter
During a felony hearing a young man called to testify on behalf of the accused ignored the order for witnesses to leave. Laughter erupted as he replied I did but I am not a witness on both sides the inspector clarifies the rule and the bench is amused while the position is saved.
Women railroaders dominate roles widen in United States
The article notes 45 female locomotive engineers and firemen and seven female conductors in the United States, adds 31 brakewomen as brakemen, and mentions a sale item: a wagon for sale priced at 20 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bears in Yellowstone Park Camp Near Canyon Dump
Bears congregate around the dump behind the Canyon Hotel in Yellowstone’s Grand Canyon area. They are tame around people and retreat when handled. One bear wore a tin can on its foot for over two months. Government restrictions prohibit hunting, with thousands of bears in the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone Park
Canyon Hotel
Grand Canyon
Yellowstone
American Doctors Hear Lorenz Plea For Sparing Use Of Knife
The Chicago Record Herald reports Dr. Lorenz argues for restrained surgery in the United States. If he can persuade American physicians, his visit will prove worthwhile many times over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Record-Herald
Lorenz
United States
An Appropriate Nom de Plume in Lord Kitchener Travel
The Chicago Record Herald notes that when Lord Kitchener traveled to India he used the alias Mr Cook. It asserts such a disguise was fitting as a good kitchener must be a cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Kitchener
India
Cook
Chicago Record-Herald
Kitchener
Wanted wolf and coyote hides offered for bounty
Ben Corszin of Bismarck N D offers to buy 500 wolf and coyote hides. Pays 8 for coyotes and 23 for gray wolves. Hides must be prepared with head and tail joined, flesh inside. Bounty 82 by county where trapped in Keith Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Keith Dakota
Ben Corszin
N. D
Special Prices At City Meat Market On Dried Fruit
The City Meat Market and Grocery offers bed rock prices to clear dried fruit stock. Peaches and nectarines at one dollar, ten pounds apricots for a dollar, ten pounds evaporated apples for a dollar, twenty five pounds prunes for a dollar, twelve pounds of other items at similar rates. Call to inspect goods, signed L. Wxscort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Wxscort
Contest Notice Homestead Claim Investigated in Bismarck
Department of the Interior notices a contest by John B. Davis against William B. James for homestead entry No. 16731 in section 20 township 1 range 76. The affidavit alleges abandonment and lack of cultivation or improvements. Hearings set for March 11, 1908 at 10 a.m. before the Registrar and Receiver in Bismarck, with publication ordered due to service issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwu
Homestead
Department OF the Interior
United States Land Office
Bismadox
N.D
John B. Davis
Eust
Southwest Quarter
Lownship
Wiaiiam B. James
William B. Jones
United States
United Stated Land Ofice
Bismarck
N. D
Haying
John Batterlund
Otice
Bus
Auldusor Frieson
Charles S. Lane
Linform N. D
Ludowina Frieson
Baldasor Frieson
Sth
P. BM
Johannes Eberle
Hague
Jobsuves Vol
Laxp
Bissxaxes
N. B
Ingtoe
Charles 8
Lane
United &Taces
Linton
Christian Hirning
Fifth
Jacob Tuber
Hein
Konrad Huier
Bein
Jakob Rutschke
John Kiepke
S. D
A. D. McGillivray
Karl Terpes
Agenies Homestead
Ludwig Ard
Ludwig Arnold
A. C. McGillivray
Register
TUF Interior
Felix Thoma
da Felix Thomas
Sain Kw
United States Army
Navy
North Dakota
Chauries
United States Land Ofice
John Satterland
EdWard Brappock
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vorce
Dornbush
Louis
Weeifield
Pischer, Jakov
Exeter
Marchant
W.J
NORDA
M. Britts
Linton, North Dakota
Mr. Braddock
Penitentiary Board
Messrs. Beal and
Graham
Jay Smith
Jay
Dick Evans
Bert Seeley
Arthur Wescott
Jimmy Davies
Kramer
Phena Anderson
Willie
Virginia
H. J. Sheridan
Pritchard & Pfeifie
Billy Haas
Braddock Lumber Yard
Lamb Lumber Company
Sherif Shier
Fred Cleveringa
Illinois
Michigan
Friedmg Bosch
Magdalena Goldade
Sea of
Naga
Dakem
Linton House
J. R. Edick
Dickinson
W. P. Thurston
Wm. Haas
R. J. Beale
N. Graham
Wm. Muench
I. Ramey
Kensal
J. N. Worre
Frank J. Pax
Te Leyves Bellion
Img
Souls
Braddockites
Ebex
Bert Thurston
Joe Wirth
Buxton
Express
Iorum
Fort Berthold
Balfour
Irorum
J. B. Belsher
St. Loui
H. N. Turner, Prop
R. A. Evans
Winchester
Lyman Abbott
D.D
Outlook
Webster
W.*&. Harris
U. S. Commissioner of Education
G & D. Merriam CO
Springfield, Mass
f.Gezzian
Pacrederens
Praszsova
Herreid, Williamson & Lane, Lawyers
Lintox
Qonnern
Woodmen, OF America
Court House
Cordaly
F. B. Irvine
Pricsa
G. M. Hogue
Steele
I. E. Shepard
Milwau Reave—Erdeen
Greenway
Zeeland
Abrnive
Fay
E. H. Ryder
Linton, Nordak
I.E. Shepard
Feed & Sale
Nor. Dak
Snd SeCee
J.C, Brown, Braddock, N. D
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