1901 Life Insurance Leader Claims Biggest Gains
A garbled 1901 life insurance note highlights a company claiming the largest income and biggest gains in insurance in force, along with new business and assets. The undersigned Theveny will attend at the county judge seat on the first and third Mondays each month to handle matters, noting new stock brand details for Braddock cattle and Arnold horses with specific right hip and right shoulder brands.
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Lic
Theveny
Oes Ee
Arnold Jy
Braddock
Combina
One Year Old Stallion Seeks New Home
Gray stallion about one year old offered for sale or transfer by owner. Prospective buyers should contact for charges and arrangement to take the animal away. location noted northwest of Weatfield.
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Joserh Grosz
Weatfield
TM E Church Service Announcement
Fort Yarts details a church service with preaching to be led by Pastor J A LaMerr on Monday evening at 8:00 p m. The text mentions deliverance and praise in a brief program.
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Wom
J. A. LaMerr
Dissolution Notice for Arnold and Funk Partnership
The partnership Arnold & Funk handling livestock in North Dakota has dissolved by mutual consent. Debts will be paid and all obligations settled through J. W. Arnold and C. E. Fox. The notice appears alongside unrelated product references.
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Arnold & Funk
North ,Dakota
Linton convention settles senator race in Emmons county
In Emmons county at Linton last Saturday the Republican convention chose Alexander Macdonald over Wesley Baker for the senator nomination after balance of power was secured by C. A. Patterson. Macdonald praised as educated and trustworthy, while Baker’s defeat drew praise from allies. Delegates to Braddock and Fargo were named. Patterson and Baker figures drew scrutiny for politicking.
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Asovur
Linton
Wesley Baker
Alexander Macdonald
C. A. Patterson
Patterson
Mr. Baker
Macdonald
Baker
Porminetin
Emmons County
Twen
Braddock
George H. McLain
K., Braddock
Winona
John McCrory
J. Stiles
F. P. Caldwell
J. Wollmann
B. Haggard
T. McCrory
Burge
Wm. Macnnder
Wm. Muench
Ben Johnson
O. E. Burge
Glanavon
W. L. Bales
W. W. Putnam
T. Kieffer
R. A. Evans
Cherry Grove
Dugald Campbell
A. Z
Williamsport
J. I. Roop
EK. D. Campbell
M. Ruth
P. Klapprich
Dakem
E. Block
J. Goldade
E. Braddock
Union
G. W. Renskers
Wm. Cleveringa
H. Nieuwendorp
G. van Diest
Gerrit van Beek
John van Beck
County Central Committee
C. Rowerchak
B. Corbin
A. L. Gell
I. B Shepard
H. Backhaws
Wm. McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Frank White
J J. Roop
Wm. Rowse
I G Bentley Dies After Sudden Lungs Hemorrhage
I G Bentley died at his home in the eastern part of the city after a sudden hemorrhage from the lungs. Born May 28 1839 in Petersburgh New York he served in the Civil War and was wounded at Antietam. He moved to North Dakota in 1886 and later to Williamsport and finally to the city. He leaves a wife and three children, two of whom survive. He was well regarded for generosity and conscientiousness by friends and relatives.
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I. G. Bentley
Palladium
J. G. Bentley
Dr. Quain
Isaac G. Bentley
Petersburg
Rensselaer County
New York
7Th Regiment
Wisconsin Volunteers
Antietam
Washington, D. C
North Dakota
Pideo
Charit
Local Resident Praises Cholera Remedy Experience
Henderson North Carolina citizen J A Kelly recounts an illness episode and credits Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy with quick, satisfactory relief. Sold by W E Pet tle, Linwal North Dakota merchant.
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J. A. Kelly
United States
S. c
Mr. Kelly
Henderson
N.C
Forsale
W. E. Pethle
Linwa
N. Dv
Marked foals and a mare listed with brands and details
One bay mare branded with two triangles and a cross on the left shoulder, a gray mare branded with a U and cross below on the left shoulder, and a bay horse branded with a bar below on the left shoulder. All about two years old and around 800 pounds. A. U. OstRUM Winona, N. D. Cauly 4-18.
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A. U. Ostrum
Winona, N. D
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Pioneer Journal of the County
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Tribune
Philadelphia
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J. Rooks
O. W. Nelson
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W. C. East
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I. E. Shepard
D. A. Streeter
G. W. Rensker
H. Backhaas
Irvine
Win. Newberry
P. Shier
Mr. Shier
F. H. Wells
Deer Park
Long Island
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Lansing
Iowa
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Standing Rock Agency
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Milwaukee
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J. W. Wescott
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Fred Junge, JR
Strahorn-Hatton-Evans Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
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N. B. Anderson, W. Murray
J. A. Corbin
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Linton, N. D
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H. N. Turner
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Linton, N.D
Emmons County Land Office
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