North Dakota State Briefs Highlight Waves of Local News
Destructive storms south of Jamestown damage grain while farmers advance an elevator at Napoleon. Notable items include former Governor Sarles speaking at Hillsboro and a finger injury to Napoleon editor Bryant during a Steele baseball game. Fargo murder probe, labor tensions at Wilton mines, and other regional incidents are noted.
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Napoleon
Sarles
Hillsboro
Bryant
Steele
Dickey County
Marie Musings Correspondence of the Record
Notes from the Record column dated July 16 mention Miss Anna Grogan building a stone house on her homestead. P J Malone’s well yields a strong water flow from 123 feet. Catholic families attend German Catholic church services in the Dakem area. Haying begins. mowing to start soon. Chas Lovell recovers from a hand injury with bandage removed. Mrs Wim Schwab’s mother in Groton is gravely ill. doctors see little hope. A local youth group attends distant Dakem services but ends up lost in the prairie. Mrs Schwab returns from Groton after Ira Perkins wedding. Perkins family plans a Chicago honey moon before returning.
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Anna Grogan
P. J. Malone
Dakem
Chas. Lovell
Wim Schwab
Groton
Wedding Blessings For Young Couple At Groton Home
E. Tram reports many friends extend best wishes as a wedding couple makes their home in Groton. The note wishes them happiness on their voyage through life.
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Groton
E. Tram
Local notes on residents and a housing move at Strasburg
Wm Cleveringa's new Strasburg residence nears completion. Mrs J Gravink of Minnesota plans to return home after visiting relatives. Rev B W Lammers and family left for Michigan. Charlie Renskers bought a house from H Ten Clay and moved it to his claim joining an existing house. A group of ladies visited Charlie's new mansion and teased a wedding if he does not marry soon.
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Wm. Cleveringa
Strasburg
B. W. Lammers
Michigan
Charlie Renskers
H. Ten Clay
Charlie
Fourth at Steele in Ozone July Fourth celebration
The town's Fourth of July festivities proceeded with a sunrise salute and a speech by Jon D. R. Streeter of Emmons County. Streeter traced American history from independence through recent conflicts, urging unity and the enduring spirit of Americanism as a guiding force for all ages.
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Steele Ozone
D. Rt. Streeter
Carl Adams
Steele
Ozone
Spangier
Court House
Walker
Jon. D. R. Streeter
Emmons County
Streeter
Great Britain
Spain
The Land of Noises in China
A Montreal Standard writer portrays China as a nation of constant noise and lively streets. The piece catalogs sounds from dogs to policemen and stars singing, and labels China with various vivid monikers while noting centuries of noise in daily life.
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China
Montreal Standard
Yellow Kingdom
Middle Kingdom
Celestial Empire
The Bright Butler and the Not at Home Ruse
A Philadelphia society woman tells her butler to say she is not at home. He names her sister, sparking the mistress to reveal she meant she is always at home for her sister. The sister visits, asks if the mistress is home, and the butler confirms she is, while the mistress searches for her sister.
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Philadelphia
Asister
Philadelphia Record
The Tea Casket Lesson in a Humorous China Visit
A wealthy American hostess in China receives a casket of tea valued for its aroma. Guests savor the tea as a luxury, only to discover a small box containing the genuine rare tea price. The joke falls on the hostess who used reused tea leaves. An old Chicago Record-Herald anecdote recalls similar quips.
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China
Chicago Record-Herald
Humorous Snapshots From a Newspaper Page
A jumble of teased lines and quips from the Louisville Courier-Journal includes a homecoming barbed with light humor, a mock weather bet, a farmer and a new farm resident, and a cartoonist anecdote about a hen that lays in a wastebasket.
A Little Different Found in a Houston Post Quote
A Houston Post snippet shows a joking exchange about seating arrangements where one character claims they were setting people up with a friend rather than sitting up with someone. The lines convey witty sarcasm and social play.
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Houston Post
Ally Sloper's Remark on a Fussy Figure and Umbrella
A brief cartoonish exchange notes a notably singular figure. The jester Ally Sloper quips that only a ready made umbrella suits him, underscoring his eccentricity.
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Ally Sloper
Notice of final proof for homestead in Bullons county N Dakota
Assirep States Lawn Office IbisMANOR N 1 June 2 1007 announces a scheduled final proof for Lorenz Mitzel to establish continuous residence and cultivation on a claim described as SW ¼ of section 9, township 120 north range 4 west. Witnesses listed include Joseph Schraukel Hague North Dakota Richard Shea Hague North Dakota John Keller Magne North Dakota Jacob Schdicho ta yer Thieve North Dakota Jewell Register sets date and location for the probate clerk.
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United States Land Ret
Tinmanck
N. C
Settlor
P. G. Rooks
District Court
Emmons County
N. D
Linton
N.Y
Vine
UsiTep States Land Office
Hismarce
United States Lane
Hismanck
N.D
Vis
Asirep
Lanp
Hismanok
Bis
POG
Rooks
Auguatei
Lor
Jakob Duchscherer
Dne
S. BE
Keo Ts
Mob Jewel
Register
United States
Lanxb
Hismmankck
P.G. Kooks
District Court of
United States Land Office
Suport
BP. G. Rooks
United States Lann
Hramauck
Charles B. Carley
Cecelia Schmaltz
S.W. W
Sec. V
Bon. Rye
P.M
Veter Munsch
Strasburg
Vincens Hoffart
NM. Jewell
United States Land Ofvice
Bismancx
Charles BH. Carley
Emm Courtly
Nelson
Rye
Firth P.M
Herman Mattison
Westfield
Andrew Olson
Hans Wikse
Pollock
Wieger Rodenburg
M.A. Jewel. Register
Astrep States Land Office
Kismanok
I. G. Rooks
Auguste
Theodorus Hylikema
St. P.M
Anne Bakker
All
John O. Schaap
Hull
N.v
John J. Waveman
Mull
Florence Tiemann
Hismarck
AG. Books
N. J
Auuay
Sth
Jacob Allen
Peter Dykemi
John J. Hiaverman
M.it, Jewell, Register
Uismanck
Bismarck
Christian Weber
Ti. BE
Ile
Ludwig Beitelspacher
Hague
Jakob Schilckenmayer
Heinrich Schultz
John Paudwill
Hague, M.u
Mismarck
PB. G. Rooks
Tits On
Biowarck
Setter
Charlies B. Carley
Emiions County
Marcel
Pitth Tm
Sharold Nelson
Htams Nelson
Haus O, Wikse
Woll
MO Jewall
Biamarck
Charles I. Carley
N. 1
Christofr Krug
HW. B
N.g
Noe
N. W
Wirthom
George Huber
John Wing
Gottlieb Schutz
Friedrich Pfam
M.A. Jewell
Reutstor
Ey Nore
N. Bb
S. 1
William ii Waunson
Poluney
Suld Lind
Rod Kyes
Omlo
Karl Komiun
Oimlo
Edward Pitcher
Omio
Wallace Kyes
Uy Linton
Asirep States Lawn Office
Ibismanor
Sipporto
Bullons County
Lorenz Mitzel
H.R. No. Iid
Rue
Joseph Schraukel
Richard Shea
Agne
John Keller
Magne
Jacob Schdichentoayer
Thieve
Jewell
Emmnty
Department OF the Interion
United States Land Offic
W. M. Bowden
Fifth
P. M
J. Walker
Walker
United States Army
Navy
North Dakota
Andte
Brand descriptions in the free column for stock
A long list details cattle and horse brands for numerous owners across towns like Winona Dale Westfield Gayton Braddock and Hull. Each entry cites owner name location stock type and branding marks on hips shoulders ears or ribs.
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Allen
J. W
Joseph
Winona
Andrus
Dale
Buckhouse
Werman
Linton
Baker
Livona
Nakker
Anne
Ilull
John Hazelton
Baumgartner
John—Strasburg
Baxter
Boettcher
Eureka
Clark
Joseph—Dale
Casey
Gayton
Compiuan
Abel—Westfield
Coover
C. E
Glencoe
Davis Gros
Beaver Creek
Davis
J. B
Hazelton
Hauser
Jacob
Fuse
Ciel Bay
Oreo
Klabuade
BK. A
Kurtz
Mazelton
Meer Eons
A. B.—Armstrong
Vollock
BR. V. & Sons
Westle
John—Winona
Utnam
U. O
Rathbun
C. J
Renskera
G. W
Weatfield
Rush
M.—Hazelton
Smith
F. J
Iazelton
Warric—Gayton
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Andrew Kosanke
Fredonia
Minot
Fargo Forum
Hackman
Grand Forks
Marie Musings
Martha
Solomonson
M.E
Martin Winterburg
Herreid
Jobo Ploggeman
Andrew B. Preidheim
M. Jewell, Register
Samuel
Logue
Sec. d. Twp
P.M. Ile
Elmer Anderson
T. Anderson
Patrick Gaban
Win. Saddler
Linton, N. D
M. HH
Jewell. Register
Prank Fitz Uarkis
William Fetterly
Manley Fetterly
Christ
Nauden
de Simon Potterly
M.M. Jewell
United Starex LaNp
HisManek ND
Euinions County
Isl
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B. No. Vke
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Broty
Jobo P. Webber
B. Becchiane Gau
Iswell Nauman
Bluvon
Nep Soa
Jeweon
India
Jocusely
London
Weastminster Gazette
Pater
Hank
Louisville Courier-Journal
Linton, Nor. Dak
W. C. Wolverton
Linton, North Dakota
Flankaty
Eleanor Howland
Leroy Carley
J. BF. Burge
George W. Burge
Lin
Henry Wittmayer
Lint
L. Register
Ludwig Muller
N. Pon
Johannes Weller
N. DD
Karl L. Meler
Engelbert Meler
Adolph Kopp
M. UW. Jewell
Peter Leonard
II. E
N. FE
Henry Wilmott
Glanavon
Ibury Borys
James Stewart
George Backhaus
Glanivon
M. LL Jewell. Register
SOO Hotel
G. Patterson
Fifth Street
Bismarck, N. D
Patterson
Hotel
Northwest
McCormick
Plano
Champion
Linton Bazar
Georg Bosc
Deas
Anton Horner
Frederick Kelsch
Joseph Bosch
Jochus Vetsch
En N M. HW
JEWEL
Kevister
E. Martin
Linton State
Henry Mecwendor
P. H. EB
Holas van de Klaushorst
Barend Looyenga
Benz
August
Braddock
Brooks & Barkley
Camptonu
Norses
Burbage
James Livoun
Cale
Hroumel
Westfeld
Siieep
Chapman
L. S
Yazelton
Doerschlag
Lewin
Jefebip
Dornbush
Louis—Westfeld
Fischer, Jakob
Exeter
Frederick, Jas
D.—Linton
Marchant
W.d
Wright
William—Emmetsburg
Morford
M. B
Shampton
Taphoun
Nex Muench
Emmonaburg
Naaden
Curge
O'Flynn
Joln
Vetrie, AL. & L.C
Winchester
Ittlo
Saverly
Gov. A
van Heukoleni
J. B. Westfield
VA Lair Breand
van Soest
Wi—Hull
Weller
Yeuter
J. A
Mandigo
W. W
Plac Sith
Twen Uri He le
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