Emmons County Record BisMan Directory Adverts Reach Citizens
Emmons County Record presents a BisMan directory of local firms and professionals aiding the paper’s mission to serve Emmons County. Listings span banks, attorneys, physicians, dentists, grocers, lumber, hotels, hardware, drugs, clothing, tailors, jewelers, harness, livery, meat markets, florists, telegraph and railway interests, and services in Bismarck, urging residents to patronize capital-area businesses on visits.
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Emmons County
Bismarck
Emmons
Northern Pacific Railroad
McKenzie & Coffin Bankers
Capital National
Bigmarck National
Mellon Bros. Avorneye
O. F. Davis
Fort & Fort
Gray & Gray
Hollemback & Wright
Harvey Harris
Newton & Ross
Mitchelly Wilson
John E. Carland
Winchester
C. N. Hunt
Haight & Little
Louis
Pettit
William A. Bent
Frank Wrishy
Dunn & Co
Peterson & New York
C. H. Phelps
Dab! Bros
J. H. Marshall
Abrams Bros. Watchmakers
E. L. Strains & Bro
T. Marshall
Tribune
Dietrich Bros. Falk
Milwaukee
Otto Fischer
Nbn Oysters
C. L, Marcenin & Livery
Malloy & Stoyell
Seedaman Wil Florist
Oscar H. Will
Phother—L. D. Jadkins
Te- Mason & Canon & Boot
Ker
Wm. H. Trumbull
W. M. Cober
Thid
Romer Street
Record View: Seven-Column Paper Grows With Community Support
The Record notes seven column layout and thanks readers for support since launch. It credits public-spirited men in the county and in Bismarck for backing the fledgling newspaper. The note pledges to repay kindness and follow a golden rule with interest where possible.
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Bismarck
Missouri
Rxecoad
Division in Dakota State Lines and Local Pride
The people of South Dakota favor division from North Dakota, arguing state rights and local governance suit small communities. Despite harsh terms and economic fears, both regions share heritage and hardships, with no lasting conflict foreseen between North and South Dakota groups or their settlers.
We Demand Northwest Division for Senate and Electoral Power
In sympathy with territorial and national aims the People of Dakota unite. The passage argues for Northwest division to gain senators and electoral votes, to avert dilution of influence under one state government as populations grow in territories, and urges Republicans to agitate for division or push for admission with safeguards against Democratic influence.
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Dakota
Great Northwest
Texas
Democratic Party
Cleveland
North Dakota
South Dakota
Northwest
Gifford
Dakota Winter Comfort Contrasts With Eastern Cold
A Dakota town reporter notes harsher winters elsewhere but finds local conditions mild. He praises the region’s healthful air, steady rail traffic, social life, and steady business, predicting happier winters as settlement grows and communities deepen their winter routines.
Amending the School Laws Proposed in Legislature
Several bills aim to tighten school law laxities by requiring resident child counts before building, sworn age lists by township officers, and open contracts for bids to the public. Proposals seek to curb misappropriation and curb officer influence amid broader Dakota exhibit funding and questions of self governance.
Don Cameron Re-Elected and Other 1900s News Bits
Don Cameron is re-elected while Senator Evarts becomes New York’s senator elect. Reports note German leader illness and papal fever confinement, and Missouri legislature prolongs six more years for West. Headlines cover cold Texas storms, Sioux Falls blast deaths, and liberty bell theft en route to New Orleans expo. Local notes include fires, bridge work, fort supply trips, and prairie correspondents in Winona and Fort Yates.
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Don Cameron
Sergeant Bates
Nevada
West
Missouri
Stanley Matthews
Chicago
Germany
Pope
Reagan
William M. Evarts
New York
Messrs. McGee and Reed
Little Beaver
Archambault Bridge
H. F. Douglas
Yates
William Sayers
Thomas Towle
Pat Malloy
Glencoe
Pat
Don Stevenson
Winona
Williamsport
Stevenson
Gooding
Fort Lincoln
Fort Yates
Mons
Archambault
Beaver Creek Correspondence Notes Local Happenings
Beaver Creek and Emmonsburg reports detail stray horse catching by Mr. Fisher and deer slayer Frank Brady with Winchester. A. L. Raynolds plans a general store on section 22 as W C Clark returns with Wisconsin visitors. Notes mention land opportunities for settlers and a remark about bachelors. Mutchler travels to Bismarck for land papers and a bridge reconstruction near Big Beaver.
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Mr. Fisher
Colonel Chandler
Frank Brady
A. L. Raynolds
Merchgetfffse
Winchester
Emmonsburg
Ewmonssona
Mutchler
Bismarck
Bault
Williamsport Reading Circle Forms Library Hope
The Literary Society meeting at Mr. Connor's store authorized sending for leading magazines. The secretary treasurer will pursue magazines to build a local library. The group believes the society's founding is a wise move and could yield Williamsport a good sized library, worth support.
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Williamsport
Frank Frisby Linked To Fine Holiday At Peterson
Local note reports Frank Frisby tied to a fine holiday arrangement at Peterson. Details are sparse in readable text, but the item centers on Frisby and the Peterson location highlighting a scheduled break or observance.
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Frisby
Peterson & Veeder's
Bismarck
Ladies’land
D. W. Blake
Frank Frisby
Peterson & Ee
Dakota Legislature Jan 10 Council bills and county split requests
January 10 items outline council actions to create Payson County, authorize proceedings by Jaton, and amend justice code sections. House notes include petitions for Congress to divide Dakota, admission of southern and perhaps northern halves, tax liens on threshing and railroads, and abolition of the attorney general. January 20 items cover agricultural college funding, mortgaged property foreclosures, normal school construction, and town name regulations. Miscellaneous items mention bills, a halted exert bill, and local business notes from Bismarck with community chatter and advertisements.
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Collins Vn
Walsh Walsh
North Dakota Agricultural College
Pargo
HOUSE
Mboeel
Con
Congress
Colton County
Stevens
Chaaine
Council
Gilving Thrashers
Payson County
Jaton
Justice Code
Williams
Bismarck
Dakota
Raiiroad
Telch
Burleigh
Agricultural
Brookings
Springfield
Larimore
Territorial University
Vermillion
Mada
Frisbycorn Killer and Local Notes From Williamsport
Frisbys Corn-Killer and Pure Drugs appear in local ads. Weather table for Williamsport last February. road conditions on Williamsport-Bismarck improved as snow packs. Local visits include Packer and Worst with John Kurtz family. Miss Lucy Streeter visiting Mollie Goodwin in Buchanan. Notes on a county meeting, 187 children of school age, and requests for local items. County building heating, poison precautions for foxes and badgers, and tax payer rankings led by Detmld Stevenson and others. New settler reported in the Buchanan valley. correspondence routing for Recop county towns discussed.
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Wiixona
Glanavon
J. D. Sadler
Fort Yates
A. J. Lapham
Winona
Uncle Lap
Henry Worst
Minneapolis
Missouri River
Henry
Nev
Fred Hodgkinson
Robert Buchanan
Williamsport
Williamsport-Bismarck
Packer
Worst
Sthugh
Ogle
Detmld Stevenson
Louis Agard
E. M. Bennett
John McCrory
Yeater & Kurtz
Thomas Tighe
Buchanan
Bismarck
Sta.rt
Pine County school house event noted in town column
Local column records an upcoming school-house gathering hosted by van M AUTOR with plans for a community event. Details are incomplete but indicate a local interest in an assembly at the schoolhouse.
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Ev. van M. Autor
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