Final Timber Culture Proof Notice and Local Political Remarks
Notice records James B Gayton filing for final timber culture proof in Ward 183 North 78 West at Bismarck on Feb 25 1893 with witnesses East Whittier Leae and Shier. The rest is a political column noting Republicans’ joint ballot odds and Missouri railroad robberies, forestry bill defeat, and North Dakota irrigation fears.
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Bismanck
N. D
Mence
Bismarck
James B. Garton
Wear
William C. H. East
Hampton
Fred L. Wattier
Alfred L. Ninge
Peter Shier
Guyton
Neat
Register
United States Land Office
Nex
James B. Gayton
Sewterity
Fred L. Whittier
Alfred L.eae
N.D
Gayton
Timber Culture Bill Passes North Dakota Legislature
A timber culture bill of great importance to settlers with tree claims passed both houses and awaits signature. The law allows entrymen who were residents when entry was made to prove after eight years with same costs, while nonresidents pay 1.25 an acre. Also notes Roach elected U S senator on the 63rd ballot, with details on party support and background.
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Congress
North Dakota
W.N. Roach
United States
Mr. Roach
Messrs
Halvorson
Davis
Sorley
Haugen
Pierce
Wineman
la Moure
Yegen
Cashel
Cochrane
William N. Roach
Democratic and Republican caucus notes and Soo road forecast
The piece praises Roach and criticizes Col Benton for overshadowing him, lauding Senator Worst for backing the caucus nominee and not bolting. It reports optimism that the Soo road will reach Bismarck this season, with Tom Lowry confirming completion to the city and extension to McLean County coal fields, signaling renewed confidence and prosperity.
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Col. Benton
Roach
Washington
Worat
Bismarck Tribune
Weet Assembly
Emmons County
Red River Valley
Casey
Missouri
Bismarck
Lowry
Kulm
Bismarck Aberdeen
the Tribune
Capitol Building
Soo
Tribune
Tom Lowry
Rigti
McLean County
Capitol
Zoo
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Bizmarck
Eastern presses roast North Dakota Republican faction
The Minneapolis Journal denounces the Republican minority in North Dakota for wrecking the party and aiding a Democratic senator. It calls the split inexcusable, predicting the party will struggle to recover prestige after the loss of the senate seat and damage to its organization.
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Rew River Valley
Minneapolis
Jvournoul
Roach
North Dakota
Teachers Examination in Winona March 10
County Superintendent W. B Anpros announces a teachers examination for county certificates in Winona on Friday March 10. All teachers on permits should attend this examination. Also notice of farm implements sale from Lions and WoopMansen Steele North Dakota urging orders before March 1 with delivery by March 2.
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Winona
W. B.anpros
Nurserymen and repairs ad mix in brief notice
Agents to sell our choice and hardy purcery stock. We offer many new special varieties in fruits and ornamentals, controlled only by us. We pay commission or salary, write for terms and territory. May Bros., Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. For wanted to il for Tash or trade for feos horses cattle or Sheep one short oro bull three yestereld Minnesota stock fine animal. Also for sale two mowers. F. H. K. Pitcarr Glencoe N. D. Charles Kupitz. REPAIRING Repairs of Boots and Shoes neatly done Prices reasonable Satisfaction guaranteed Harness repairing also done Lincolly Williamsport N.D. Charles Kupits.
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May Bros
Rochester
N. Y
Feos
Durham
Minnesota
F. H. K. Pitcarr
Glencoe
N. D
Lincolly Gen
Williamsport, N.D
In Town and Out in North Dakota Notes
Local items from North Dakota listings include repairs at the county jail, upcoming school terms in Morton county, and promotions to buy groceries from George Jennings in Bismarck with premiums. News covers county officials, homestead filings, births, illnesses, and a surge of agricultural discussion on smut, rail tariffs, and seed treatments amid North Dakota growth.
Around the County Notes and Minnesota Farmers Push For Elevator Reform
A local column reports H. S. Bramble recovering from grippe, local business and social tidbits, and snappy town humor. The Minnesota farmers section argues for removing railroad elevator privileges to allow independent grain buyers. cites Twin Cities press shifts and a Minneapolis Tribune proposal to end monopolies by extending rights along sidetracks to independent parties.
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Minnesota
Twin Cities
Twin City
Twin City Press
Dakotas
Minneapolis Tribune
Tribune
Nelson
Jamestown Alert
Home grown seeds and garden plants for 1898
Seed prices offered include fourteen papers for 50 cents and strawberry plants at 60 cents per 100. F. H. K. Prienes listed. Copenhagen city directory notes large personal-name blocks with Hansen at 85 86 columns, followed by Peersen Nielsen Petersen Jensen Larsen Jorgensen Olsen Sorensen Jacobsen Meyer Christensen in decreasing columns.
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F. H. K. Prienes
Glencoe
N. D
Copenhagen
Hansen
Peersen
Nielsen
Petersen
Jensen
Larsen
Jorgensen
Olsen
Sorensen
Jacobsen
Meyer
Christensen
Kind Words Well Earned
Winchester North Dakota February 18 1893 to the Editor of the Record thanks to Dr Harcourt for relieving my wife from a well developed sickness I tell you the doctor is the real stuff he neither fears storms nor cold weather I also desire to thank our inquiring friends and four Winchester friends for their kindness Groves W Bunag
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Winchester
N. D
The
Regord
Harcourt
Grovcs W. Bunag
Farmer converts wheat to hogs gains in Illinois area
A Central Illinois farmer, reluctant to sell wheat at prevailing prices, fed fat hogs with soaked wheat and some corn. Weighing grain and hogs, he calculated 35 cents per bushel for wheat and four cents per pound for fat hogs, claiming the experiment yielded $1 004 bushels and higher returns than selling wheat directly.
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Central
Ilinois
South St. Paul
Adollar
Minnesota
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Boston
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John Gribble & Son
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Pioneer Drug Store
Main Street
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Bismarck, N.D
Northern Pacific
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Atlantic
Emmons County Record
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Pioneer Journal of
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Cassani
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Main ST
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Cree Cay
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W. H. DE Graff
Dakota
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Fargo
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Charles Kupits
P. G. Levin
Lee
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Geo. Jennings
Charles E. Thorpe
Beaver Creek
F. H. Register
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Annie Farrell
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Steele
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Rupert
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E C.campbell
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Las Grippe
T. P. Lee
Charles Lock
H. F. Douglas
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John Lock
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E. D. Wescott
James Gibson
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