Soo system to build line from Bismarck toward Great Falls
Rail shipments of steel rails pour into Bismarck for the Bismarck Washburn and Great Falls railroad. The piece argues the line will join the Soo system, signaling town growth and regional business, with Cassiday’s visits tied to land settlement and potential Soo ownership. It predicts the Soo will treat patrons fairly and right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zennons County
E. &Monris
Bismarck
N. D
Bismarck, Washburn & Great ,Falla
Eettion
Missouri
Great Falls
Soo
Cassiday
Couy
McLean and
Burleigh
McLean
Emmons County
The Mules Run From Load Amid Boers In Westfield Tale
A letter to the Rec ord makes recounts a Westfield scene where a team of mules hitched to a ton wagon balked and fled after a driver shouted Boers. Farmers helped restart the stalled team as the mules bolted with the load.
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Westfield
The Two Wars and Far Sea Tensions
Reports of Boer assaults on Ladysmith with British defense and stalled Buller advances. British blockade and search of foreign ships stir German nerves. Seizure of Lorenzo Marquez shipments and a contested contraband claim. Philippine fighting in Cavite sees Filipino concentrations and American resistance, with insurgent retreats.
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Ladysmith
Buller
Tugela
Lorenzo Marquez
Portugal
Delagoa Bay
Lorenzo Marquiez
Germany
Choate
Philippines
Cavite
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Ad Claims Century Use
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as a trusted teething remedy used for over fifty years by millions of mothers. It promises to soften gums, relieve wind, and alleviate diarrhea, selling for twenty five cents a bottle and available through druggists worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Death Toll In Parker Family Tracked From Nato North Dakota
Mrs H D Cummins of Winchester reports a chain of deaths in the Parker family from North Dakota. The infant died October 1, James Parker died November 1, and his wife died November 19. Mrs John Parker and her surviving grandson then moved to Vin a Cal to reside with Charles Parker and family.
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John Parker
Vina
Cal
Charles Parker
Braddock Derives Little Privilege as Wheat Holds Back
The Gutbcek All Right Business sits dull in Braddock as farmers refuse to sell wheat and haul less. Kerd forecasts Braddock’s population and business will grow as the country settles up, and the Bis marck road improves prospects. Through trains could boost Braddock into a key passenger point for a wide region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutbcek All Right
Braddock
Kerd
Bismarck
Soo Line plans extensions in North Dakota in spring
Official dispatches from Montreal report President Lowry and Gene Manager Pennington of the Paul, Minn based Soo Line in consultation with T. G. Spuahneee, president of Jals, about multiple extensions to be launched early next spring. Extensions expected mainly in North Dakota and neighboring regions.
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Iam
Montreal
Lowry
Pennington
I Paul, Minmeans, & Saystate
Railwa
T. G. Spsuahneee
Jals
Dakot
In Town and Out in Linton North Dakota
Hobnob notices from Linton and Braddock with residents visiting relatives, tax collection, land filings, ice harvest, and local business. Mentions Herman Stermer, Gerrit Van Voorst, Charlee van, Mrs Quinn, Dr Snyder, Ed Shepard, J M Wirth, Mayor Patterson, and North Dakota Wheat/land trends. Northern Pacific rate news notes 4000 families planned for spring settlement.
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Dr. Snyder
Ed. Shepard
Braddock
Mrs. Horton
Linton
al. Honstain
Record
Minneapolis Tribune
Messrs. Arend
Dirk Hasper
John Fish
Hanna Vorck
Westfield
J. M. Wirth
Braddock Meatmarket
Pnes
Schweitzer
Patterson
Bismarck
Thomasville
Tell
Gooscake
Messrs
A. B. Peterson
Olaf Pehrson
Emmons County
Frank Jaszkowiak
Lee
Herman Stermer
North Dakota Volunteers
San Francisco
Philippines
Frisco
Glaspell
Jamestown
Myrtle Leaguee
Williamsport
Billings
Mont
John Madden
Geil
Northern Pacific
Fargo Agricultural College
Worst
Mayor Johnson
Fargo
John Kabusreiter
Fort Yates
Stermer
Mr. K
Grace
Williams Rtn
Stella Smith
H. W. Allen
Miss Smith
New York
N. P. Railway Company
North Dakota
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Ae Bismarck
Vvebb Bros
B.A
A. G. Dawson
Main Street
Bismarck, N. D
J BE. Norton
E. A. Crain
Bank OF Linton
Linton, Nor. Dak
Ese
THE
Boston
Nordak
St. Paul
Chicago
Mammoth
Wright
First National Bank Building
L. Best & CO
Northwest
W.S. Degraff
Baker Block
Main and
Third Streets
J. C. Brown
Braddock, Nordak
J. W. Wescott
I. Ba
Ete Ulyv
Hing
Emmons
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
Sas
Admals
R Janted. Atonce Ingalbe Et
Macnivenr
Parkhurst
Regan
Eureka
Gerrit A. van Voorst
Allen
Charlee van
Honstain’s
G. A. Herolz
Henry Gravink
Bart Lee
Beaver
Linon
E. Petrie
W. H. Johnson
Nor.dak
Henry A. Reamann
Braddoc
KO Beg
Merghardise
Fred Kauffmann
D’ancona
Semling & Hoover
F. H. Cotton & CO
HOTEL
Dewey Avenue
Linton, Nov
Dak
Seeley
ST. Croix Lumber CO
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