Grant remembered as national hero in mourning essay
Through the dark valley the nation mourns General Grant who died Friday at 8 o’clock. The piece lauds his heart, leadership, and legacy, praising his conduct abroad and at home while acknowledging criticism he faced. It elevates Washington Lincoln and Grant as demigods, symbols of liberty and union.
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Grant
America
Frmland
Henry
Donelson
Vicksburg
Appomattox
Jefferson
Adams
Franklin
Seward
Stanton
Chase
Washington
Lincoln
Heavy rain and crops rise in Glencos region
Glencos reports a very heavy rain Friday night. Harvey Allensworth will begin harvesting soon. In Winona and Glanavon townships crops look immense with estimates of about 60 bushels per acre in Glanavon. Local land contests, new stores, road improvements, and incoming settlers fill the correspondence from July.
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Glencos
Harvey Allensworth
Hugh Stevenson
J. A1. Midler
Roop
Livble Kartz
Templar
Fairview Scholhouse
Grandma Burt
St. Paul
Winona
Rocney
Rosebud
Sam Parks
W. A. Patterson
Winans
Glanavon
D. R.jones
New York
North Dakota
Fargo Argus
Rock Island Railroad
Disorderly roundup and local商ads in Bisma rck notice page
A ragged scene recounts a disaster aftermath with a small turnout at Wesley Baker’s in the Livona area and a humane return to Mr Tighe’s. The item also lists local ads for Bind ing Twine Frisby’s Liver Pills watchmaker paint farm machinery Boots and Shoes tobacco sewing machines drugs and other Bis marck merchants with brief calls to visit their stores.
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Frisby
B. Lawrence
Dewer
Moorhouse
Bismarck
J. J. Graithwaite
T. M. Joslin
Slattery Block
B. T. Co
J. Tratty
Main Street
Capital National Bank
Dunn & Co
Friday Evening Party At Slubert Residence
Friday evening a party hosted by Mr. John Slubert at the Roker and Chapman homes was dampened by sudden heavy rain delaying guests. The event moved to Saturday with a larger crowd at the Bussey place enjoying music and fellowship until midnight, leaving attendees grateful to the hosts for a pleasant neighborhood gathering.
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John Slubert
Williamsport
Bussey
John
Moorhouse sells half and half binding twine in stock
W. 8. Moorhouse of Bismarck advertises strictly half and half binding twine at 154 cents with a cheaper unwarranted grade at 13 cents. Farmers are urged to inspect stock before stocking ravine. Also notes the First Street dentist W. F. Williamson has moved office over Raymond’s Bank. Temperance society held a Sunday meeting with a published program. AP dispatch reports severe storms in New England and New York area with tornado damage and several deaths in Vermont unreported. Crop conditions noted with rains aiding growth. barley said to retain nutrition after rain and Brewers’ price claims contested by an old farmer.
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Moorhouse
Bismarck
Associated Press
New York
New England
Empire State
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Binington
Schenectady
W. S. Moorhouse
Chester Gilbert
Justice Weller
Glencoe
Burleigh County
Dakota
Poole Bros
Chicago
Emmons County
Messrs
Brock
George Walker
Williamsport
River Pointe
Bismarck Journal
Ed Sloan
Timothy
Olaf Franklund
R. B. Mellon
John Daniels
Roop
Canada
Dominion
Hope Pioneer
Steele County
Emmons
W. Hawkes
Hawkes
Wood
B. Lawrence
John O. Harms
Deering
Henry Loy
Buckeye
van Houten
Dougherty
General Grant
Central Park
Pierce
Clarence East
George East
Gayton
Lawler
Willis Harmon
Mr. Lawler
Terra Firma
In Town and Out in Bismarck News
Local notes from Bismarck and Williamsport report druggists Frisby and Parker & Parkes promoting medicines and paints, a severe hail storm in Campbell County, binding twine from Moorhouse, county politics, harvesters in use, growing corn and wheat yields, and a series of social and transport updates including rides, thefts, and aquatic accidents.
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Hottentotter
Frank Frisby
Bismarck
Parker & Parkes
Moorhouse's
Stevenson
D.T
J. L. Boutillier
Frisby's Corn-Killer Land Office Decisions
The Bismarck Land Officers rule that failure to establish residence equals abandonment after residence. Visits or excursions do not prove residence. A ten day October visit cannot defeat a contest, and six month gaps are not enough for actual residence. Good faith or poverty does not excuse residence when entry was made knowing the difficulties.
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Bismarck Land Officers
Stolen mare and horse reported in Spiritwood district
A gray mare about nine years old and weighing 1200 pounds with a large lump behind the ears is reported stolen. A second horse, around fifteen years old and weighing 1200 pounds, has a white star on its forehead and white on the left hind foot. Contact Coniex Keller, Spiritwood, Dak.
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Coniex Keller
Spiritwood
Dak
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C. H. Phelps
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Range
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Union
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Ollembaek , Wright
First National Bank
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U.S
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Raymond's Bank
Postofice
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The
Ammons County Record
Ommons County
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Official
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Tromang
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Lalie
Nettie Yeater
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Lucy Streeter
Reconn
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Northern Pacific
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Roop-Ellendale
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Eli Robinson
Justice Jones
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Yeater
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