Bank Braddock Incorporation Certificate, North Dakota
Organization certificate for Bank Braddock in Emmons County North Dakota with details of name location capital stock and share ownership listing Wilbur M Matthews John McCrory Ainee E Matthews and witnesses notary public and county officials. Filing dated December 20 1808 with signatures and acknowledgments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toon
Wilbur M. Matthews
Braddock, County
North Dakota
John McCrory
Winous
Wolls County
Aimee E. Matthews
Hureka
Mccounty
South Dakota
Brand listings of cattle and horses by owners across towns
A long OCR fragment catalogs brands on cattle and horses by numerous owners, with marks such as A on right hip, 11 on right shoulder, and coffin shapes on left hip. Locations include Williamsport, Winona, Livona, Emmonsburg, and Winchester, among others, naming owners like Clark, Gattis, Doerschlag, and Guthrie with varied brand symbols.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armardng
Allen
Joseph
Winons
Ardrus
Weber
Livan Ues von Aft
Willassaport
Williamsport
Bro . O
Heme
Siberen-Coppula Y Ask de Meige
C. E —Emmonsburg
Fight BP
Dunes
P. J
Hampton
Clark
Dale
Gattis
Winona
Doerschlag
Lewie Vanderbil
Eerie
Os Rederick
Wittiaiseport
Catle
Gayton
James
Bistaiaptes
Goughnour
Oeetree
Gray
T. M
Livona
Guthrie
WiIamsport
Winchester
G. C
Knowles
F. P
Smacnider
William—Emmonsburg
Serna Teme
Lonatandiga
Mitel Wm
Ceboul Wen
Ramensboro
Potrie
A. L
L. O
Sionghee
Postle
John
W Wipes
Borves
Willameport
F.D
B. Daeiempee
Hueep
Soieiniett van Thompson
Bampten
Peay Gattle
Wasi Gout
M.—Hull
Aisle
County Treasurer Notice of 1890 tax delinquencies
County Treasurer announces personal property taxes for 1890 become delinquent March 1 with 5 cent penalty and 1 percent monthly interest. On April 16, unpaid taxes proceed to sheriff for distress sale. Treasurer locations and dates listed for tax collection across Burr Oak, Gayton, Winchester, Winona, Glanavon, Hobkirk, Bakker, Hull, Strasburg, Ben Schneider, Vetter, Odeon, Sateen Braddock, Ohnere Grove, Gokan, Yeater, Williamsport, with officer H W Allen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr Oak
Livona
Gayton
Hampton
Ben Schneider
best—Vetter's
Odeon
Jacob Fischer
Sateen Braddock's
Yeater'’s
Notice of Homestead Final Proofs in North Dakota
Final proof notices published for Israel H Robinson and John B M M, listing their claims to land in township 135 129 N ranges 75 76 W, with dates for February 25 and April 3 respectively. Witnesses named include William Baxter Edward F Savee Linovin Gell John C Brown Ina Dornboe and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Israel H. Robinson
P. M
William Baxter
Roop
N.P
Edward F. Savee
Rex
D. Linovin Gell
Will 1
N. D
John C. Brown
Williamaport
E. A. Lamb
Laxp
Bismarck
Cornelius Rowerdink
Mons County
Linton
Enmonse County
P.M. J
Eald Land
Vis
Ina Dornboe
Westfield
John Kulper
Weatfeld
Peter Boad
D. Casey
Dieraicr
Linton and Williamsport Notes and Local Moves
Judge Southwick lingers in town as North Dakota sends sympathy to eastern blizzard victims. Emmons county activity focuses on land filings, store openings at Braddock, and building moves along Spring Creek. Residents visit, travel, and plan new enterprises including McCormick machinery agents and a new bank pending opening.
State items from North Dakota news and incidents
Senator McCumber selects John Shippam of Wahpeton as private secretary. A rifle cartridge explosion injures John Christoferson of Milton, 70 flooring ill noted with more to be built in summer. Matt Peters, inmate of James town insane asylum, dies after jumping from a third story window. Sheriff Wilson seeks $65 195 from Cass county for real estate sales under tax laws. J W Dailey of Hunter claims to be the youngest regular federal soldier in the Civil War. Rees Johnson of Minot injured when horse team runs away, breaking an arm and two ribs. Fargo liquor scare over cheap common bottles sold as branded stock at high prices. Spring settler rush expected near Carrington, Sykeston and Fessenden. Immigrant population to rise in 1899. Steam engineering taught at Fargo agricultural college to reduce boiler explosions. Ole Anderson of Hunter claims Swedish-Norwegian royal title Earl XVI. Prohibition law enforcement questioned in Cass county. Sandy McLean, Moorhead policeman, dies when chimney falls on him during a fire. Cass county judge Glaspell innocence debated in Casselton. Gov Fancher under critical scrutiny. J J Nerdahl sued for breach of promise by Nina Tien. He later courted Mary Haves and faced damages claim of five thousand dollars for lost affections. Napoleon Homestead telegrams send Anton Helmer and Mrs LaMotte Miles to Napoleon to see dying mother Mrs Frank Helmer. Anton leaves. Mrs Miles unable to join due to weather. another telegram reports Mrs Helmer’s death. Miles travels toward Wiebeck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Christoferson
Milton
North Dakota
Matt Peters
Jamestown Insane Asylum
Sheriff Wilson
Cass County
Sandy” McLean
Moorhead
Fargo
Glaspell
Casselton
Gov. Fancher
J. Nerdahl
Mise
Nina Tien
Mary Haves
Hem
Nina
Peter
Mary
Duchess led Free Bazaar News at London hospital bazaar
In a historic twist duchesses and countesses ran a daily London paper called the Free Bazaar News for a hospital bazaar, selling at 80 cents per copy. The linotype machine donation by a local company sparked the venture, with Duchess of Sutherland guiding editors and famed London figures contributing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya
New York Marina
Bazaar Committee
Linotype Company
Duchess of Sutherland
England
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Henry Irving
Men Not The Motive In Woman Fashion Tales
A female narrator from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat debunks the idea that women dress for men. She recalls a dinner suit worn queenly by a woman who was dismissed by a male observer and contrasts it with her own ten-cent lawn gown admired by another adult woman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mos
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Cast-off Baby Carriages Move Into New Roles
A New York Herald note observes second-hand baby carriages finding fresh uses after infancy. East side dealers report cast-offs fueling varied trades from street musicians to washerwomen and candy vendors. Carriages are even replacing heavy pushcarts for easier maneuvering in daily city commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald
Easiy
BOOTBLACKING IN LONDON AIRS AMERICAN DEMAND
London readers see American visitors offered chairs at major stations by the Central Shoeblack society, with bootblacking brigades placed at viaduct, Ludgate, Charing Cross stations and the stock exchange. About 60 boys work under a system splitting earnings for food, society funds, and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Boatblack Brigade
London News
Central Shoeblack Society
Viaduct
Ludgete
Charing Cross
Stock Exchange
Lerges
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Organization
Certaisate
Bank
Braddock
Exuons
North Dahereby
Banx
Baappock
Pierce
Emmons County
North
Dakow
A. D.ime
Wince
Uo Matthews
Era Ohn Motfree
Ainee E. Arrhews
Routh Dakota
Norte Dakota
Emmons
Beit
Nori Banots
Qoumts
Wiltvar
Matthews
W. B. Andrus
Sary
Palley
Iret
Con Ancn
D. R Mreeter
Himmons County
Now County
M. D
Edward A Ecaevilee
Wal Preet
D. BR. Streeter
Terieule
Oes Linton
Emmons Mounts
Ril
Mppllee Sen
South Vane
Joasph Clarke
Yous Stewart
Ole Olson
THE
COND
Bradrock
Fedruace
BESUU
Basses
Total
State OF
Ounty
John P. Hoagland
Dows
Varde
Cer Cain and
Sixth Streets
Bismarck, Nor, Dak
Hespecttultz
Rowzaprirs
Winslow's
Benbess
Ehilaien
Gare Werla
Wissiow
Judge Southwick
Plick
South Prairie
Aura
Petrie
Mandigo
W. E. Petrie
Eureka
G. W. Tracy
Anton Sleasing
Dale Country
Fred Casey
Henry Barty
Bloss & Co
M. Mergene
Evtreka
McCormick Company
Wallace Eyes
C. A. Patterson
H. D. Bioss & Co
H. W. Allen
Dora Mandigo
Emma Honatain
Beaver River
Elliston Brothers
Barret
Minn
McCormick Machinery
Joseph Benkett
Fiot
Frank Jones
la Grace
Jones
Bismarck Tribune
Lynn
Young Steffler
Edick
Register
T. P. Lee
Minnesota
M. Mergens
Eureka Blade
Ashley and
Wishek
Matt
W. A. Patterson
Genie
Seim
Patterson
Fort Yates
Ninian Young
Dick Evans
Dayton Stewart
Henry Reamann
Clarence Keebler
W. O. Irwin
W. M. Matthews
Irwin
H. D. Bloss & Co
Sterling, N. D
Mitchell Wagons
McCormick
Climax
Braddock, H. D
James Gayton
Pioneer of Pioneers
Thomas Fludebo
Rafael Volk
Andrew Schweitzer
Joseph Volk
P. B. Schweitzer
Michael Baumgartner
Joseph Baumgartner
Zugeve Varocy
Wm. Pagel
Logue
Joseph Bol- Moger
Rufus Wagher
Hermano Stermer
Karl Ternes
Johannes Vetter
Margarethe Vetter
Elvis Nagel
Joseph Deichert
Jakob Kirmele, Jr
Michael M. Weber
Mario Hiedlinger
Fred M. Weber
Mathias Glingimano
Jobo Renschler
John Bruner
Spring Creek
Henry
Senator McCumber
John Shippam
Wahpeton
J. W. Dailey
Hunter
Rees Johnson
Minot
Ole Anderson
Sweden
Norway
Earl XVI
County of
Cass
Napoleon Homestead
Anton Helmer
LaMotte Miles
Frank Helmer
Napoleon
Anton
Castoria
Seadibemivision
Winchester Repeating Arms CO
New Haven
Conn
Woo
Cire
Beat
Northwest
Grand Forks
B. Hubbell
Saren
James See
Brand
Shenson Belike
Usexz
Corwith
Jaws
J. Hill
Blemerck
Joweler
Decnkelns
Orrrom
Hoss
Camlamsront
Oes SO. Ballard
Samoa
Rorge M
Society Nosior
Amreioa
Stickney
North Side
A. R
Steele
W. B
Henry ‘Mayer
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