Foreclosure Notice in Emmons County North Dakota
First publication February 10 and last March 24 foreclosure notice for Kasper Tomas mortgagor. Default on mortgage dated October 18 1589, recorded December 8 1889, with trust assignments and successors. Property described in sections 7 and 18, town 129 range 74 West, Williamsport deed records, with $57.54 due. Sale at front door of register of deeds Williamsport on March 25 1893 at 2 pm by sheriff or deputy. Trustee Isaac Lincoln, assignee Charles Waterbury, attorney S A Bowes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kasper Tomas
Dakota
Anid County
Kasper Thomas
W.W. McDonald
Charles H. Waterbury
Emmons County
North Dakota
Isaac Lincoln
Waterbury
St. P. m
Office of the Register of Deeds
Williamsport
Emmons
Said County
Meernaay
Tanac Lincoln
S. A. Bowes
North Dakota politics and new papers noted in Williamsport records
The record surveys North Dakota politics, a new Buffalo Express paper, and an analysis of legislative issues. It mentions Commissioner Helgesen’s statistics for immigration, budget debates on capital removal, and official liquor sales in South Carolina starting July 1, 1898. It critiques editors’ views of legislators and notes newspaper changes in Casselton and Bismarck.
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Helgesen
South Carolina
We the people struggle to choose a senate for now
An observed mood among constituents questions who counts as the people while a delay in selecting a senator is blamed on unique conditions rather than venality or poor judgment. The piece imagines a body with 37 Republicans, 23 Democrats, 17 assistant Democrats, and 16 Kilmarcos, making orderly action unlikely soon.
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Sam
Chicago Tribune
United States Senate
Solon
Capitol Hill
Kilmarcos
Northwest Magazine
Jessamine Slaughter
Bismarck
Emmons County
Official Proceedings of Williamsport School District Board
The Williamsport School District Board met January 21 1898 with Chair J L Boutillier and L B Roker present. Reports from the clerk and treasurer were approved. Bills allowed for American Book Company S M Pye Co and other vendors. Insurance on schoolhouses, coal, ink, coal and wood, janitor work, teacher and treasurer salaries noted. The clerk instructed to call a bond election for 38000 and to determine district indebtedness.
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Williamsport
J. L. Boutillier
L. 8. Roker
American Book Company
S. M. Pye & Co
H. D. Connor
Aareslabie
Ella Yeater
J L Boutillier
Caresey
E. C. Gampsnet
L. Fielden
E. C. Campbell
D. R. Streeter
Over Fifty Years of Use for Teething Relief
An aged advertisement claims Mne WrxeLow’s Sootmina Strur has served children for over fifty years under a top US female nurse and physician. It promises pain relief, cures dysentery and diarrhea, and stops wind colic, asserting value to mothers as it improves child health. Price 25 cents per bottle.
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WrxeLow
United States
Physician offers free remedy recipe for lung disease cure
Charles Kupitz a retired physician claims a mis sionary provided a vegetable remedy able to cure consumption bronchitis catarrh asthma and all throat and lung diseases and nervous debility. He will mail the full directions in German French or English to anyone who asks by sending a stamped request to W A Noywn 820 Powers Block Rochester NY.
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East India
W. A. Noywn
Powers’ Block
Rochester
N. Y
A Farmer's Kick
Settler from Widameront North Dakota urges farmers to haul wheat to a single railroad point where coal will be guaranteed for sale. He notes coal is available despite reports and criticizes dealers for not keeping coal in stock, creating delays and wasteful trips for families dependent on coal for fuel.
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Widameront
N. D
The
Euconn
Sterling
In Town and Out In Early North Dakota News
Local notes from Winchester to Bismarck report cattle prices and hog sales in Chicago, grocery bargains, a senator hunt, and a Norwegian farm family in Yankton. Items include weather oddities, school finances, mosquito deterrents, a West River rail line, and a mock legislative letter from Moorhead.
The Big Columbian Stamps Debate
The postmaster general's Columbian postage stamps draw strong remarks from senators who call them a porous plaster for invalids. Reports say the stamps are popular, with gum on the obverse side claimed to cure catarrh brace the liver curb alcohol morphine and tobacco use and relieve tired feeling, boosting demand for the health plaster.
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United States
Uncle Sam
February 1893 weather woes and local notes from Winona
Correspondence from Hawpton and Winona reports a cold winter in February 1893. Local letters note Mr James B Gayton in Capital City, legislator squabbles, stamps, a wood contract, horses bought by N L Sherman, a man making a will, and several small items: lost corn sacks, the Fred Carrow absence, measles in Major Pitts’s daughter Irene, a missing two-year-old heifer, Wade due from Cannonball, and a push for a railroad into Winona. Amateur mentions.
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James B. Gayton
Emmons County
Winona
H. F. Douglas
N. L. Sherman
Wyoming
Winona Times
Fred Carrow
Irene
Major Pitts
H.S. Bramble
Wade
Winowa
Seed Catalogue Offers Free Premiums and Tomato Prizes
A 1893 seed catalogue by B. Mills of Rose Hill New York promotes large value for money with every order of $1 or more. Customers may choose 50 cents worth in packets free, while prizes include $500 for a tomato ripe in 75 days or less and $400 for a tomato in fewer days. Mills also advertises extensive seed lines, club-raiser rewards, and free catalogue upon request.
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B. Mills
Seedsmap
Rose Hill
N. Y
Mills
T. B. Young
Rock City
A Cold Climate Healthful Autumnal North Dakota Claim
A Detroit Free Press view extols North Dakota winter climate as healthful with pure ozone and invigorating cold air. It urges brisk outdoor activity, proper clothing, and notes reduced sickness during extended cold spells while promoting A4Y Bros. Nurserymen Rochester New York with offers of commissions for nursery stock.
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North Dakota
Detroit Free Press
A4y Bros
Rochester
N. Xi
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Webebe Bros
Dakota Block
Bismarck, N. D
New York
Boston
St. Paul
Minneapolis
John Gribble & Son
General Merchandise
WM. A. Hollembaek
Pioneer Drug Store
Main Street
Tribune
Bismarck, N.D
Capital National Bank
Bismarcoe, N. D
Europe
Tarest
E. L. Whitford
B. Little
John Yegen
Gerry
Main ST
Ant
Poiter
Sa Ait Ilies
Hare & Holt
Joseph Hart
Néfor Deering
Walter A. Woodenvosters
Leton
Eapolia Traction
Eocee
St. Woo
Bedrock
Webb Bros
Remington
Druccists
Williamsport, N. D
C.H. Phelps
Cor
Main Sts
W. H. DE Craff
Oee
Williamorpork ND
Pioneer Journal of the County
Buffalo Express
Major Heldershott
Express
Casselton
Small
Cass County
John D. Benton
Argus
Standish
Benjamin Harrison
Cleveland
Jeff Davis
Atheneum
Col. Plummer
Major Edwards
Willy Moffet
Williamsport School District
Charles Kupitz
Tom Kelly
Winchester
Park
Chicago
Pacific Hotel
Wishek
Sheckler
George Jennings
Worst
Geo. Jennings
Potter
John Parker
McIntosh County
Soo
Kulm
Charlie Allen
Times
Iitule Icy Fraleizh
Little Icy
Smith County
Mich
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Cal
Mercury
California
Washington
Telegraph
Exchange
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
West
Texas
Illinois
Kansas
Michigan
Winona Pi Box
Belt
Selz
Record
Yankton
South Dakota
Edgeley Sentinel
Indiana
Steele
Dr. Smyth
Russia
Raprasantivy
Gunderson
Moorhead
Fargo Arcus
Gunder Junction
Nord Dakota
Senut
Milwaukee Blue
Senat Fullers
Gude Bi
Gunder Gunderson
Senat Faller
Caar A. Buillegoat
Bismore
Nord Dak
N. B
Alkahal
Hawpton
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