Record charges and defenses in North Dakota politics turmoil
A long, combative letter column discusses Alexander McKenzie, Rex Beech, C A Patterson, and North Dakota political factions. It defends McKenzie’s record, criticizes journalistic attacks, and notes past convention actions, calling out alleged machine influence and urging fair treatment of leaders.
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Alexander McKenzie
North Dakota
Rex Beach
Booklovers
McKenzie
Batcave
Grand Forks
Bismarck
Alexander
House Journal
Missouri
San Francisco
McKinley
Pacific Slope
Rex Beery
CA. Partemon
North
Collier's
Rex Beech
C. A. Patterson
Patterson
Abse
Kidder County
Belden and Iis
Alexander Mkenzie
Missouri Slope
Sarles
Binor
Rex
Charlie
Washington
Pargo
Lounsbury
Michigan
Ely
Uber Migsouri
Roosevelt
Col. Lounsbury
Alex. McKenzie
Brainerd
Capital Commission
Illustrious official’s political fall from postmaster to chair
A former postmaster ousted for neglect switches to the Democrats, pledged Bryan over McKinley, and after boodle accusations, failed to gain a legislative nomination, was defeated for school director, then unseated the nominated state's attorney candidate and ended as county central chairman.
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McKinley
Tr Bryan
Christmas at Kintyre Narrows to Auld Lang Syne at Farrell Home
In 1905 Christmas festivities drew about a hundred residents of Kintyre and nearby areas to Mr. M. B. Farrells home. The event featured a People's Sunday School program with choruses duets solos mandolin selections readings and recitations. Speakers included Rev. Laman Mr. Matthew Wilton and Mr. Dugald Campbell. The farmer sermon on Charity and Cheerfulness was well received. After The Doxology and Willing Wands generous hospitality guests enjoyed tea and cake before voting thanks to the hosts and singing Auld Lang Syne and the national anthem to close.
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Napoleon
Kintyre
M. BR. Farrell
Mane Dolin
Laman
Matthew Wilton
Dugald Campbell
Farrell
Kelly
Wishek
W. M. Matthews
T. P. Lee
Braddock
Frank Haas
Elsenfale
Anna Talbot
Katie Haas
S. A. Mikalson
Marky
G. TH. Naramore
Emmons County
Land of Perpetual Flowers
Mr. Yeater
Linton
H. W. Allen
Emmons
Mabel
Hazel Roop
Chicag Ant
Will Doubtiss
Jamestown
E. E. Thurston
South Dakota
A New Cry Against Lie Editor in Record Campaign
The piece accuses Patterson of attacking Lie editor of the Record with "Whisky bloat" and "sixty-day drank." It claims critics are disgruntled politicians who failed to win office and now attack the current party, urging readers to assess local figures and seek decisive action.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Gov
Sarles
Kidder County
Inders
Sacceter
E.n.noms County
Lils Comaty
Patterson
Tie
Hiattack Wong
Bratton
McKenzie
Witis
Real estate loan offer from The First Bank of Linton
A lender in Linton, M D., extended a real estate loan for farm lands to be paid over three to five years.
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First Bank of
Linton
M D
Hazelton Happenings from the Republican Dec 2
Local notes from Hazelton: Dr. Snyder visiting J R Coleharbor. Leonard du Heaume from Linton for Christmas. Principal Moorman to Packwood Iowa for holidays. Edison phonograph gifts from G M at Potter home. Mrs. Lane Mitchell back from Moorhead. L S Chapman from Chicago livestock show. Several journeys and visits across Emmons county. interest in stock protection. missing work horses near Dawson report.
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The
Republican
Snyder
J. R
Coleharbor
Leonard du Heaume
Linton
E. L. Perras
C. A. Moorman
Packwood
Iowa
Lane Mitchell
Moorhead
Minn
Henry
L.S. Chapman
Chicago
Liston Public Schools Primary Room Notes 1905 06
May Gill entered the primary department on Tuesday as pupils study the Eskimo in morning exercises. Prizes for spelling went to Florence Petrie Augusta Wescott and Matin Molin. Ben Hur is read in the grammar room. The house was cleaned and boards repainted during vacation. Holiday period ran from December 23 1905 to June 2 1906 with extra days for the eighth grade exam on December 21 22.
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May Gill
Florence Petrie
Augusta Wescott
Matin Molin
Taken Up Two Horses North Dakota Notice
Taken up by the undersigned two horses a mare 12 to 15 years old weight about 1400 pounds white color no brands shoes on trout feet and a gelding 12 to 15 years old weight 1200 or 1300 pounds bay color blind in eft eye no brand. Owner to call pay charges and take away. Peter Mast de21 ipa Dakew four miles north of Dakem N D
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Peter
State News Roundup Covers North Dakota Attitudes and Incidents
Benson county attorneys noted as numerous. Anamoose adds twins to wrong couple. Jamestown Alert opens new offices. Starkweather Edmore fund aids Russian Jews. Granville clash ends in livestock death. Hope shows audience discipline demand. Oriska servant girl opposes racial ban. Valley City licenses contested. Rolla burglary thwarted by alarm. Lawton coal vein discovery deemed important. Thad Michael named in Fargo conference rumor. insurgents dropouts threaten campaign. Lisbon postmaster warns of mailbox tampering. North Dakota railroad mileage rises to 4 979.9 miles with substantial new lines. Fargo debate over half-Breed stance and closed doors. Buttzville Maj. Buttz cited in Washington. Insurgent leaders challenge old guard. Jamestown negro defends self with knife. slight wound. Cooperstown editors fault insurgent press resolutions. state senator Crane highlighted.
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North Dakota
Union
Meetig
Fargo
Stardimber
Forum
Grand Forks
Washington
Maj Buttz
Buttzville
Congress
Prohibition Law Attacks and Local Officials Questioned
The piece critiques a newspaper attack on alleged violators of the prohibition law and questions the conduct of the state's attorney and former officials. It notes perceived bias under the current incumbent and contrasts reactions of Mr Patterson and Mr Lynn to actions by the attorney general's office.
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Lynn
Telephone Service Expands Lines Between Linton and Twin Cities
The Jamestown area wires grow to four between Bismarck and Linton with two copper circuits for long distance and local messages. Liveman Kelley oversees the line work from McKenzie station and plans future connections to Eureka and the Dakota Central line. The new exchange sits beside Lin ton State Bank, improving talk between Linton and the Twin Cities once switchboards finish installation.
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Linton State Bank
Hackney- Boynton Land Company
Tone McKenzie-Baker
Bismarck
Jamestown
Linton
McKenze Station
South Dakota Central
Liveman Kelley
Jim River
Ben
Twin Cities
Dakota Central
Eureka
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
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