North Dakota History and State Emergence 1861 1889
Essay outlines North Dakota’s formation from Dakota Territory to statehood in 1889. It covers exploration by Lewis and Clark, Father Provencher’s missions, territorial governance under Lincoln appointees, and key events like the 1876 Indian outbreaks and Custer era. Also highlights land, resources, population growth, railroads, schools, and major towns.
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North Dakota
Louisiana Purchase
Great Britain
United States
Dakota
Lewis and Clark
Mandan
Lord Selkirk
Hudson Bay Company
Pembina
Father Provincher
Montreal
Father Provencher
South
Yankton
Bismarck
William Jayne
Illinois
Lincoln
Congress
Ordway
North
South Dakota
Custer
W. Mitchell
H.C. Hansbrough
Gilbert Pierce
Lyman Casey
Missouri
Red
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Soo
Milwaukee
Fargo
Grand Forks
Devil’s Lake
Jamestown
Valley City
Mayville
Emmons County
Emmons
Middle
Linton
Beaver Creek
Deputy Game Warden Reports Satisfactory Rock Lake Trip
Grand Forks Herald reports Deputy Game Warden George Boyd traveled to Rock Lake and Bisbee Church's Ferry Devil's Lake and surrounding areas. He found game conditions satisfactory with no spring shooting arrests. Ducks and fowl nest in long unseen localities. Sportsmen support the anti spring shooting law for better fall shooting. Extermination of birds deemed impossible.
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George Boyd
Saga the
Grand Forks Herald
Rock Lake
Bisbee
Church's Ferry
Devil’s Lake
Boyd
North Dakota soil and pride quoted in state exchange message
A state exchange extols North Dakota soil as versatile and productive, praising winter resilience and summer cooling, urging residents to stay or keep land to avoid want. It notes a poet Matt Johnson of Omemee Herald critiquing a Bismarck outing with extravagant dress and a playful verse about a fashionable woman.
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North Dakota
Union
Matthew Johnson
Omemee Herald
Matt
Bismarck
Mary
For Sale Horses at Carmicheal's Livery Barn
Several good teams of working and driving horses offered for sale. Call at William Carmichael's livery barn for details.
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Wm. Carmicheal
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Linton, North Dakota
Geer
Broly
Tampel Brothers
Tempel Brothers
Phoenix
Phenix Lumber Company
Linton, Horth Dakota
Emmons County Record
Frieda Backhaus
Dornsife Sisters
Dornsife
Vorlander
John McCrory
Fed
Dietz WM. Mathews
Prank Cheskown
A.W. Sims
Linton State Bank
Conalatent
Linton Bakery
W. E. Petrie
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Linton, N. D
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
Hazelton
L. du Heaume
Nortis Dakota
Goodridge-Call Lumber Company
Dacotah Lumber Company
Alents
THE
Royal Typewriter
Larvik
R. C. Burlincame