Brand marks and owners listed for cattle and horses
An OCR fragment catalogs livestock brands and owners across multiple counties, listing cattle and horse brands such as H W Allen Armstro right shoulder and J bar J on hip, plus notes like triangles on left hip and markings on ears. Multiple names appear with locations like Livona Winchester Williamsport and Winona, indicating a regional livestock branding record.
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Allen
H. W
Baker
Livona
Chapman
Henry
Wiili Rt
Wis
Vanderbilt
Herees
le Merels
A. RW
Herels
Ean
Ison
Sena
Beoakden Knowles
Avdines Wisees
F. P
G. M
Williamsport
Petrie, A. L
L. O
Winchester
Postte
Johr
Winona
Lehvelde
Rebinee H
Kon Seeley
Winone
Cauile
Sa Smith
F. Selen Ben Coe
Jeroas- Streeter
S Iiss
Letter exposes John Kelly claim about Winters and Budge trip
The column reproduces a June 5 1896 letter from Geo H Winters in Bismarck to Tom Kelly about Billy Budge and a 1876 Black Hills trip. It questions the legality of a stolen Seattle union fund and accuses the Roger Allin faction of fabricating scandals against a Republican governor candidate. The exchange places Winters writing for political reasons and seeking confidential information.
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John Kelly
Tom Kelly
Winters
William Budge
Black Hills
Bismarck Tribune
Tribune
George Winters
Kelly
Parkin Ranch
Cannonball
Roger Allin
Seattle Typographical Union
Seattle Union
Sin
Billy Badge
Bismarck
Jane
Billy Budge
Crook City
Budge
Geo. H. Winters
Matrimonial Agencies Spur Swindling in France
The London Spectator notes lucrative misuse of intermediaries in Paris as marriage brokers. Fees are charged before matching couples, with the scam concealed in society venues. Paris hosts two wealthy American girls who married titled husbands, each yielding large commissions to brokers without the wives' knowledge.
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France
London Spectator
M. de Foy
Sainte-Clotilde
Cupid
Paris
Eagles and Ducks in Potomac Shoots at Wide Water
An American Field note describes eagles along the Potomac at Wide Water aiding hunters by drawing ducks into gun range on calm days. Eagles circle upstream then dive toward flocks, prompting ducks to leap aloft into safer air where gunners hide nearby. Three to four eagles keep ducks on the move, yielding shareable sport. Eagles may steal cripples, but a seasoned hunter avoids harming them in return for future advantage.
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Potomac River
Cleveland
Fate of Two Snakes in South African Mine
A Forest and Stream correspondent recounts a South African tale of two ten foot mambas at the bottom of a 60 foot mine shaft. Miners jump the claim and send a bottle of dynamite with a lit fuse to summon them. The snakes ascend swiftly, collide in a knot, then twist apart and fatally sting each other in their entangled tails.
Around the County Notes and Local Kinsfolk News
June 15 diary items report cooler weather after heat waves and beneficial rains for corn and garden crops though grain prospects look poor. Local society rumors claim domestic strife. militia possible if treasury allowed. Farm notices seek horses and cattle, while entertainment reviews praise Mr May the caricaturist. Lost and found ads list horses, mares, and cattle in Williamsport and Dakem areas. Photography studio Strauss Hall opens new ground-floor gallery in Bismarck with local praise.
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Burr Oak Cowbell Company
Spencer
Skinner
Bismarck
Smith
Hse
Central Committee
In Town and Out in Williamsport North Dakota
Local notes from Williamsport include plans for a judicial convention in Bismarck and a Republican state gathering in Grand Forks. Delegates from Emmons County depart Monday night. George H. Tweed of Jamestown aims to organize a Modern Woodmen camp in town. Neighbor John Siebert from Iowa visits Ashland residents. Windmill ads promote a five foot Goodhue machine in Williamsport. Ferry fee error corrected from $100 to $1. Community events cover Sunday schools, picnics, and schedule changes. A timber culture proof by Jacob York is noted, with ferry disputes and a court case involving Wollman and Welsh ending in acquittal. The Welsh case is moved to September 14 at Winona.
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State OF North Dakota, Inc
Emmons
Mary L. Fielden
Robert Buchanan
Mary Fielden
Williamsport
Josefh Kalberer
Emmons County
Bismarck
Grand Forks
Geo. H. Tweed
Jamestown
Woodmen of America
John Siebert
Ashland
John Kurtz
Kurtz
Francis Jaszkowiak
N. D
Jacob D. York
Thurssday
P. Rooks
Hull
G. A. van Voorst
Winons
Fort Yates
Dr. Swift
Mr. Books
Yates
A. Patterson
Jacob Wollman
Chas. Welsh
Messrs
John .McCrory
A. Abel
Fred Mitchell
Fred Caldwell
Witoeses
Armstrong
Wollman
Welsh
Winona
Euick
Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup advertised for children
An advertisement claims Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup has soothed millions of mothers' children for over fifty years. It promises relief for teething pains, wind colic, and diarrhea with a pleasant taste. Sold by druggists worldwide at five cents a bottle. Also notes a ware stock announcement by W. Lbbn & Co.
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Webb Bros
Frank G. Grambs
Henry W. Grambs
Syned
MAND
North Dakota
Custer Hotel
L. C. Green
Grocer
Eral Store
B: Yeater & Co
Williamsport, N. D
H.L. Michelson
Bismarck, N. D
Meat Market
Buckeye Mowers
Harvesters
E. E. Morris
Nordak
Theapital
J.L. Boutillier
Jetor
AND
Therthwest
Grand Forks Woolen Mills
Grand Forks, N. D
Gayton ‘S
Leach & Smee
Dell Rubert
E. A. Williams
B. N. Stavens
Tevens & Sae Attorneys
Bismarck, N.D
G. W. Lynn
Winchester, N.D
Soncemecetes
W. B. Andrus
Notary Public
Mona
Jaszkowiak
Buchanan Valley
Streeter
Emmons County Record
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of
Rohrer Bros
N. E. Cor
Fifth and Main Streets
Grocers
THE
First National Bank
Capital
General Banking
C. B. Sirris
F. D. Kenxpricx
W.A. Ditron
M. Pre
C. G. Little
John P. Hoagland
Main and Sixth Streets
Gull River
Richard Penwarden
Depot
Main Street
Bismanck, N. D
E. Carlson
Hirst
Pepeanen
Berenee Et Quartes
Eastion
Ee Lee
Queen
D. Gohe Ez Houtier
Wives
D. B. Laus
Resistor
W. H. DE Craff
Akota Block
Golumn
State OF North Dakota
Lane Derantuant
Twomae Ketty
Fort Rice
N. Dak
Eagles
Suma
Mene
Too
7Th Duneal
Frederick Fischer
Misabeth Fischer
Herth Dakota
Qguoser W. Linz
Platailf
Ange Crak
Laky Orrics
Hester
M.D. Bienes A. Mevels
Wingnarter
D. Hermann Bask Sin
Booth Prairie
BA. Lang
Hegieter
Laxy Orrics
Paemance N.D
Williamooor
Doonram Hatcetan
Noribense
Vis
Fara Heater
Kraft
Ferdinand
Johannes Gol
Dakem
Fate OF
Wm. May
Dawson
May
Dawcon Standard
Minot Journal
Larimore
Dawson Standard
Sibley Hall
Dawson Times
Pleasant View
J. F. Geil
Maze
E.F. Savage
Brit
John van Dixer
Weatfeld
Avocust Benz
Joan Hetsman
Gels
N.D
Strauss & Hall
Webb Bross
Biamarck
J. L. Boutillier
Chas. Welch
Board of County Commissioners
J. H. Robinson
Hortense
Carl
Theodore
Roap
G. M. Mandigo
John Seibert
Iowa
Roop
Ueearsware
Queens, Ware
W. Lb
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