Harmony rumors and politics in Bismarck region
A North Dakota note mocks harmony between Bismarck papers and local politicians. The piece recalls Burns day in the Capital City, quips about editor Jewell, notes Emmons county tales, and critiques HarmonY and election tactics involving Patterson Crain Horton and others.
Major Bingenheimer Expected to Resign as Standing Rock Agency Head
The report claims Major Bingenheimer may resign as agent for the Standing Rock Abo tribe. It notes Hope's reference to the matter and suggests he seeks private business in Mandan rather than a government post. The piece calls him a clever man yet says he alone has meddled in Emmers county affairs as the agency head.
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Herholzz
Herhelz
Bingenheimer
Standing Rock
Political Strife and Corruption Rumors Surface in County
A chaotic report alleges factional splits in the Republican camp, accusing Major Bingenheimer and allies of hampering candidates. It describes a vendetta against a register of deeds, naming Horton, Patterson, and Herholz in a controversial take on local power shifts and newspaper control.
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Repub
Hampton
Herholz
Shier
Streeter
Wittmayer
Rooks
Patterson
Schweitzer
Missouri
Land prospects in North Dakota and Virginia compared
A reader notes North Dakota offers land at low prices yet criticizes its viability citing soil conditions and limited hay. The writer contrasts with Virginia where good lands exist but are not cheaply available, warning against overvalued sales and land speculation.
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North Dakota
Virginia
Foz
Emmons County
Mirginigs
The Devil Tempts a Very Bad Man
A satirical portrait of a county auditor posing as a Republican who wields power through corruption. He drinks away from home, insults voters who oppose him, and controls county resources including the jail and offices. He mocks perjury, meddles with land filings, and alters reports to fit his stance.
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Kidder County
Chicago
Rae Fen
Auditor’s Cigar Tale Sparks County Caper
A county auditor hands out cigars at a public meeting and jokes Have one on the auditor. A firm’s representative asks about the gift, and a commissioner denies receiving cigars, prompting mutual exclamations of Well, I’ll be d—. The tale, told as light commentary, centers on graft suspicion and local politics.
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Sin
Jin
D—D
A Little Boy's Life Saved By Cough Remedy
A mother from Inwood Iowa credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving her sick child. She details giving the medicine every ten minutes until he vomited and began expelling phlegm, praising the remedy and noting it was sold by W. E. Petrie in Linton North Dakota.
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Chamberlain
A. BE. Theere
Goodwin
Jorl Demont
Inwood
Iowa
W.E. Petrie
Linton
N. D
Local correspondence notes social visits and hints of illness
Mr and Mrs Mack call in Pollock while S C Potter visits Herreid friends. Lam bert Bakker leaves his sickroom and Miss June Moorman returns to work at the Hague hotel. A HaAn and J Groen haul hogs to Her Reich. Chamberlain s Cough Remedy praised for curing a daughter s cold and warding off pneumonia in Jamaica with merchant James Prender endorsing its efficacy.
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Jacob Grden
A. Haan
Dominie
June Moorman
Hague
Lambert Bakker
Jennie Moorman
Ira
Cornelius
Lida Stam
Farry
Chamberlain
James Prender
Anatu Bay
Jamaica
West India Islands
Neumonia
W. E. Petrie, Erchant, Linton
N. D
Farm team sale notice with harness and wagon
A notice describes a good team with a farm wagon and new heavy harness. Each horse weighs about 1100 pounds. Terms are cash. Apply at the record office. (Jan 16-30)
Legislative Proceedings and Bismarck Tribune Report
The Daily Tribune of Bis marck will send special reporters to cover the legislature session including the Senate and lobby. Readers will receive full news on laws, changes, and member positions as the session unfolds. Subscriptions start now at $1, with delivery until the session ends.
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United States
Daily Tribune
Bismarck
Tribune
N. D
Emmons County Record
Wolf and coyote hide bounty and purchase offer in North Dakota
A Dallas buyer in Bismarck offers 500 hides with specific preparation instructions and pays 2 for gray wolves and 1 for coyotes. The North Dakota bounty is 82 cents per wolf, paid by the county, with the buyer promising 3 for coyotes and 4 for gray wolves in combination.
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Bismarck
North Dakota
Baw Corsi
N. D
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