Printer with three Washington presses and political remarks
A critique notes a printer who operates three Washington hand-presses is resilient. It discusses Kentucky governor candidates, silver policy, and opposition to free trade, mentioning Hansbrough and a cactus commission printing rules without payment. The Mayville Farmer urges compensation for public printing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hansbrough
Mayville
Cactus Commission
Commission
Goop Readers Seek Club Arrangements with Inter Ocean
Subscribers asked for clubbing with the Chicago Inter Ocean. The paper confirms a deal, noting the Inter Ocean as a western paper connected to regional producers while criticizing the New York Tribune for siding with Wall Street gold-bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Inter Ocean
New York Tribune
Wallstreet
Ocean
Cactus Law Urged as Private Action in Emmons County
The article argues the cactus eradication cannot be enforced by public law or broad mobilization. It stresses private effort through corn cultivation and close-growing crops as the only viable solution in vast unsettled Emmons County terrain.
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Emmons
Ideal Legislator Is Punctual Attentive And Fair
Borror Woop defends legislators against criticism for failing to introduce or pass bills. He argues success is not a measure of good membership and praises punctual attendance, vigilance for woodchucks, and measured speech as marks of an ideal lawmaker. He cautions against harsh press criticism of individuals or the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borror Woop
Steele Ozone
Institutes and their political role in education
The piece argues that state teachers institutes serve more social than educational purposes, noting the political use in election years and suggesting funds would be better spent raising teachers’ wages. It condemns brief annual institutes for producing little lasting benefit.
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J. M. Devine
McFarland
Eisenhuth
Devine
Miss Bates
In Town and Out Emmons County Notes and Local Items
County Sept Andrus visits town this week. Editor Patterson of Winona in town last Tuesday. Several locals listed from Billsport to Jamestown. Weather and crops discussed, harvesters and fairs noted. Fence lines, marriages, and a humorous anecdote conclude the column.
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County Sept
Andrus
Tommy Sanders
Billsport
Patterson
Winona
J. L. Boutillier
C. E. Starr
Beaver Creek
Jamestown
Emmons County
W.L. Yeater & Co
Kraft
Levin
Herold
A Quiet Day of Local News and School Pay Reflections
A mixed record of small town happenings includes a pail of hail ice cream making by a local woman, visits from Horse Head residents, and notes on the Lewis and Clark expedition path. Officials discuss tax-equalization, a Sand Creek sheep disaster, and a wage critique for teachers in Williamsport district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Squire Weller
BE. F. Sivalia
Clarence Turner
Horsehead
Mgr
Sivalia
Missouri
Lewis and Clarke
H. 8
Brumble
Winona
Maud Coover
Greer'a
Connor
Alfred Coover
Frank Streeter
Record Ranch
Sand Creek
John McCrory
Peter Ferguson
John Holsne
Williamsport Teachers Examination Set for July 12
A teachers examination will be held in Williamsport on Friday July 12 starting at 8 30 a m Applicants must bring necessary stationery W B Anpnnus County Superintendent
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Williamsport
W. B. Anpnnus
May Contracts For Fort Yates Bid Let
Successful bidders named for contracts in Fort Yates last Monday list tonnages and prices. Bids include Frank Loutzenhiser J Watland C A Patterson Christian Naaden Baledhay Lock & McDonald of Bismarck and others for 40 to 650 tons at varied prices.
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Fort Yates
Same
Cvescee & OS
Frank Loutzenhiser
Ceeeeee & BY
Eachoarercrncceeno
J. Watland
Emmons County Tax Valuation Figures for 1895
Real estate value 708 044 dollars and personal property 306 023 dollars total 1 009 067 dollars. Assessors report 1895 valuations split among first, second and third districts with sums for real and personal property.
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Emmons County
Strayed Gelding From Reams Coal Mine Near Glencoe
A white gelding named Reny, about 9 or 10 years old and weighing around 700 to 800 pounds, went missing around June 13 near the Reams coal mine. Reward: $3 plus information leading to recovery. Contact Roverent Caste, Glencoe, North Dakota.
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Reams
Glencoe
N. D
Around the County Roop Correspondence July 1
Crops look well with corn improving in warm weather. Roop notes sheep shearing, highway repairs, and visits from Steele residents. Jacob Keim, long away in Barum Minn and Detroit, returns to settle his days after bouts of illness. Roop and Savage fence a large pasture and Juneberry gathering yields about thirty gallons. Sunday school thrives. meetings with several local families and visitors. A valuable colt is reported missing. ALERT.
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Roop
Billy Baxter
G. C. Holt
James Hughes
Steele
Emstons Coynty
Jimmy
N. Roop
Jacob Keim
Ife
Barnum
Minn
Lagrippe
Detroit
Mich
Savage
E. F. Savage
D. H. Yeater
Anda Conner
Trey Roop
Capital City News Briefs From Mandan To Steele
Regional items report Gov Allin painting the town and appointing officials including Geo H Winters as land commissioner J B Taylor deputy marshal and a vice mayor in Mandan. The western suburbs plan a Fourth of July blowout while local farm activity includes 35000 pounds of wool shipped from Steele and Burleigh County sowing salvation seeds with Rev Currie. Park Robinson’s death shocks Glencoe residents as three sons mourn and interment moves west.
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Allin
Mandan
Bismarck
T. W. Griffin
St. Paul
Corporation
Tribune
W. E. McClung
Steele
C. H. Bumstead
Moffet
Grand Forks
Burleigh County
Currie
Brother Currie
George Welch
Glencoe
Park Robinson
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Teething Remedy
For over fifty years Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used by mothers for teething babies. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays pain, cures wind colic, and treats diarrhoea. Pleasant tasting, sold by druggists worldwide at twenty five cents a bottle. Be sure to ask for Mrs Winslow's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Winslow
Williamsport School District Seeks Five Outhouses
The Williamsport school board invites proposals to build five outhouses with 4 by 8 foot dimensions, 7 foot square vaulted roof, drop siding, and a 2 by 24 foot by 4 foot vault. Bids open July 9 1895. board may reject any or all bids. Clerk John I Roop signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Directors
Williamsport School District
Joux I. Roop
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Webb Bros
Dakota
Bismarck Elevator CO
Bismarck, North Dakota
Custer Hotel
L. C. Green
North Dakota
the Times
Degrafp’s
Fourth Street
Bismarck, N. D
W. L. Yeater & Co
Williamsport, N. D
Louis Larson
Main Street
I. C. DeGraff
Boots Anshoes
John P. Hoagland
Adamant
W. H. DE Graff
Bismanck, N. D
J.L. Boutillier
Steele-Williamsrt
Teele
H.W. Grambs
Sheridan House
Randis Jaszkowiak
Buchanan Valley
EO. W. Lynn
Winchester
Streeter
Jobert L. Jiurdy, M. de
Parmacound City
South Dakota
HOTEL
Stickney
North Side
A. R
Steele, W. D
Henry Mayer
Grand Forks, N. D
Gulf River
Bismarck, N.D
Capital National Bank
United States
Europe
S. M. Pye
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of
J. 8. Murphy
Tue
Spiritwood Lake
Tue Fargo Major
Mr. Winters
Hanropiy
Kentucky
Cleveland, Carlyle Et al
Dora Mandigo
Edna Farr
B. F. Chase
Horsehead Valley
Clare East
Horsehead Creek
Billy
Frank
Morton County
Bozeman
Jacob Wollman
Cherry Grove
McLain
Margach
Wolf
Sixth Avenue Bridge
Elliott's Grove
Capital City Chips
Dr. Smyth
Gov. Allin
Old Settlers
Ralph Ward
Fargo Agricultural College
Marshal Cronan
J. B. Taylor
Geo. H. Winters
Worst
Agricultural College
Gov
A. Cressy
Wyoming
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