Lyons and Woodmanse Giant Mowers and Farming Equipment
Lyons and Woodmanse advertise a wide range of farming implements including mowers, threshers, grain wagons, carriages, road wagons, buggy, buckboards, plows, wind mills, pumps, and cultivators. Castor machine oil at 60 cents per gallon and pure Manila twine at 19 cents delivered at Steele. Orders may be left with agent C. J. Allen at Armstrong post office.
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Plano
Minnesota
Three Rivers & Advance
Steele
C. J. Allen
Armstrong Post Office
Notice of Final Proof for Pre emption Lyons and Woodmanse
Public notice from Bismarck D T dated July 15 1889 announces that a follow ing named settler has filed for final proof to support land claim T 8 N R 6 W section 8 township 181 N range 7 W with witnesses Fred Lehr George Unterseher Johannes Goldade and others The hearing before the Williamsport Dakota clerk of the Supreme Court will be Aug day The notice invites objections and cross examination The text also notes agricultural hopes urging farmers to expand corn flax and stock while maintaining wheat cultivation and references Os:car E Rea Register
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Bismarck
D. T
Seieee Court
Williamsport
Dak
Daxos Krarrt
S. Saan B
S. Maer Kama Aw
Range Ti
Fred Lehr
George Unterseher
Johannes Goldade
Allen
Interior Department
Oscarn E. Rea
Register
Wheat Prospects Favorable In Emmons County This Year
The editor reports a likely 12 bushels per acre in the Emmons area with wheat prices around 80 cents in Bismarck this fall. Despite grain yields, farmers diversify, expand hogs and stock, and continue to favor solid, marketable crops over a heavy wheat rush.
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Bismarck
Campbell & Scott, Cambell & Sons
Badger
Wade, McCrory & Child
North Dakota as a new state praised for size and potential
The Northwest Magazine notes North Dakota covers 76,000 square miles, larger than New England states combined. It claims vast land with little waste, strong future wealth and population spreading west to the Missouri. Crops show improving conditions with oats and wheat yielding well.
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New North State
North Dakota
Northwest Magazine
New England States
New England
Middle State
Missouri River
Missouri
County Treasurer’s office announces new open days
County Treasurer DuGalp Campbell says the office will be open Mondays Tuesdays and Wednesdays each week and closed on the remaining days until further notice.
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DuGaLp Campbell
Reward Offered for Prairie Fire Suspects in Morton County
Morton County commissioners yesterday voted a 250 dollar reward for the arrest and conviction of any person starting prairie fires in Morton County. An additional 250 dollar reward from the North Dakota West Missouri Stock Association brings the total to 500 dollars with half paid to the informer. Williamsport Alliance No 720 will meet at the schoolhouse Saturday evening August 3 1889 to elect officers and conduct business with new members welcome.
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Morton County
North Dakota West Missouri Stock Association
James Buckner
Marshall Miner
Ipswich
Fish Bros
Merchants’ Bank
Neligh
Neb
Bismarck
Missouri Slope
John P. Hoagland
Reestablish Winona to Fort Yates Mail Route Petition
Correspondents report a circulating petition to restore the Winona Fort Yates mail line. Stage travel has been hindered by swollen rivers and heavy rains, with drivers forced to swim teams across. The item notes scarce local news and ongoing rural concerns.
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Livona
J. G. Pitts
Ivona
Winona
Fort Yates
Amme
Winona Times Profiles a Mail Refusal Case
The Winona Times notes a man who kept the paper a year and sent it back marked refused for unpaid charges. The editor condemns such a person as among the meanest, comparing him unfavorably to a neck wart collar and a goat herder on a grave.
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Winona Times
Colorado beetles battle in Recono potato patch
Local report describes a struggle over beetle infestation in a Recono potato patch. The editor questions leftover Paris green from the prior year, while the devil insists he has a full can and uses the chemical to combat beetles. The garden suffers as vines thin and bugs multiply, prompting a tense war council over continued pest control and subscription pressure.
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Colorado
Devil
P. Green
Garden
War Council
Dev
P. Emerald
Sale of Sixty Oregon Mares Arriving in Bismarck
The undersigned announces arrival in Bismarck on July 22 for sale of sixty Oregon mares harness trained, young, large, and gentle. B TayLor.
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Bismarck
Oregon
B. TayLor
Prominent Capital City figures in one round KO
The leading colored citizen of the Capital City knocked out a colored man from Gate City in one and a half minutes before a con con special session and private citizens. Miss Ollie Worst accompanied Miss May Linderman to Steele and will stay two weeks.
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Capital City
Gate City
Con.con
High-Joint Commission
Ollie Worst
Miss May Linderman
Steele
North Dakota convention sights and apportionment debates
A correspondent reports from Bismarck on the state constitutional convention. Delegates are described as varied in rhetoric and effort as they work on the new North State framework. Emmons McIntosh and Logan discussed a possible senatorial district. Debates on apportionment and county representation continue amid shifting plans.
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Bismarck
Capitol
New North State
E. A. Williams
Messrs. Gayton
Fay
Brown
Emmons
McIntosh
Logan
Emmonsburg notes and county visitors many happenings
The Emmonsburg column lists local events and people from the county. Mentions include Robert Yeater teaching at Emmonsburg, Archambault visiting, Wm Southwick passing through, Young Earl Kurtz’s leg injury, May’s illness near Logan, and Andrus leaving for Winona. Socials, Grand Army meetings, and a Williamsport schoolhouse program are announced. A Dakota Farmers Alliance loan plan is hinted, plus farm notes on Mr. F. D. Smiths Burleigh garden and his early dent corn seed.
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Winchester
Ira
Lampman
Emmons County
Farmers’ Alliance
Weatfield
Winona
Dsserver
Williansport
Grand Army
Satuday
Williamsport
Roy Yeater
Mrs. Linderman
Steele
Wesley Baker
Bismarck
Campbell
Iso
LaGrace Corner
George Jennings
Main
Fifth Streets
Geil
Williamsport Alliance
Dakota Farmers’ Alliance Company
Alliance
Alliance Company
Dakota
F. D. Smith
Burleigh County
Glencoe
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Merchant Archambault
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