Beaming Plow Bee Honors School Superintendent Worst
Emmons County community stages a large farm break with twenty one acres tilled by multiple teams led by John Roop and J. N. Roop. Delegates celebrate Worst’s service with sod turned and ample refreshments while Prairies yoked for a communal show of appreciation.
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Worst
Henry Chapman
J. N. Roop
John Daniels
John Roop
Thomas Uy
D. R. Rupert
Jerome Brock
Lawrence Ke
KE. C
Libbie
Ida Kurtz
L. Fielden
John Kurtz
W. L. Yeater
Severm
Frisky Frank Frisby’s Bismarck Advertisements
In town notes declare Frank Frisby, Bismarck druggist, offers Liver Pills, Boneset Balsam, Cottage Paints, watches repairs, and dry goods from H R Mead Co. plus updates on local land, homesteads, and the Dairy/Grocery trade. Mentions Mr Gutjahr filing on land, Fish filing, and various Emmons County developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frisby
Bismarck
Frisby
Winchester Communication
Granger
Gutjahr
H. R. Mead & Co
D.T
Franksby
Dahl Bros
First National Bank
Fourth Street
Marc
Emmons County
Searles
Joseph Tape
Messrs
Boutillier
Armstrong
Connor
Dunn & Co
Sheridan House
Main Street
J. H. Braithwaite
Williamsport
Traill County
Thank You Note From Recorp Editor and Patrons
The editor of the Recorp Port, Dak says thanks for support toward the Breaking Bee success. The note expresses gratitude for past and present friendship and asks forgiveness for any past displeasures. Parker and Parker advertise their goods and Parkers offer first class job work at the Recorp office.
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Parker & Parkes
Bismarck
Reko
Dak
Recorp
Williameport
Recorpd
Axp
J. H. Worst
Cross of Christ sermon drawn from Galatians at local church
A large congregation heard Rev. David Witt of Cleveland, Dakota, preach on "The Cross of Christ" from Galatians 6 14. He argued for belief in the Bible amid questions about miracles and mystery, urging personal choice and a firm commitment to salvation. The report notes his simple, practical sermon and hopes for a future revival.
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David Witt
Cleveland
Dakota
Lord Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
God
Mr. Wirt
Local Notes from Livona and Winona Districts
Livona reports postmistress Mrs. C. C. Livingston visiting Bismarck, while Mr. Giltner leaves for St. Paul for summer. Sheep-shearing thrives along the river from Glencoe to Campbell County. New settlers arrive including A. W. Winnings and John E. East. Wells dug by Hélan yield ample water. East caches a dairy setup with milk kept near ice water. Winona notes Bumstead’s Merchants visit, references to local officials, Mrs. Jones’s illness, Miss Waterbury’s arrival, and a dancing party on June 10. A letter from Faunce & Co. discusses Glass Bremanck and Northwest concerns. A rubber coat incident and prairie eggs tale end with Sabbath-school anecdotes.
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Bismarck
Camous County
Pacific Railroad
Lagide and
Willians
Eeeener & Coffin
Tommere—C. & Yort, Gray & Stik Hollemback & Wight LS Artis Amilson
John E
Otto Fischer Flour Mill
Russell, Miller & Co
P. F. Malloy
O. L. Mar
Frank M. Searles
R. Riall
Glass
Faunce & Brow Grocere
Hunt & Foster
A. R. Maonider
Austin Logan
John
T. W. Griffii
M. P. Sinttery
Hardwaltu
Millinery K. B
Ae P ‘i
Iowa
Bridgewater
Sioux City
Joln Parker
Winchester
Or Moines
Bisparck
Lawntee Fielden
George Fisher
Beaver Creek
Pitts and Brady
Insectiool House
Berer Ne
David Wirt
P. B. Smith
Colling
Pierce
E. J. Worst
Davenport
People’s Mutual Life and Accident Association
Emmons County
Bushman & Co
Walker
Gilbert
Pel Es
Prnc
F. M. Stakves
Messrs. Bushman & Co
C. T
Emmons Coun
Bumbtead
Williamsport
Livona
C. C. Livingston
Giltner
St. Paul
Glencoe
Campbell County
Wesley Baker
Bing
Onene Hant S.ais
Gayton
W. L. Gardner
Wadds
A. W. Winnings
John E. East
Jeanne N
East
UH. Hammond
Thomas Poyits
Freigt
Dainvfian
Fort Yates
Clarence E M Oqust
Hélan
Isaac N. East
Uae
Soteiff
Dakota
Wiltowa
Bumstead
Fault Blum
Buffalo Bill
D. R. Jones
Justice of the Peace
API
D. M. Waterbury
Winonaurus
An Ullder
G. P. Williams
Emmons
John McCrory
York
Hollandera
Mons
Ntlemen
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Ull River Lumber Co
C. S. Weaver
Edwards & Bradford
Jefferson & Kasson
Dak Oy
M, Wick
City
Daro
S.B. Lawrence
Merchants’ Hotel
RB. B. Chisholm
Elgin
Lll
Polo Breeding Association
Turk
Morgan
Memenger Sock
Donald Stevenson
D. 7
A. L. Raynolds
General Merchandise
D. M. Ferry
T. W. Griffin
M. Eppinger
Oak
Clyde
Menoken
Peagles
Henry Mayer
Sterling
Gsompe Walker
A. B. Bates
Bismarck Road
John White
Rae Smarck
D. T
Race
Brand Sts
H. D. Connor
Race and
Broad Streets
Williamsport, BD
Snellers
Birney Langan
Barney Langan
Territory of Dakota
Mary Langan
Nellie Langan
Katie Langan
Amy Langan
Enid Territory
Anid County
Said County
Ener Langan
George Dougherty
L .O. Wilson, Plawyer
First Ne Etional Bank
J.¥. Fort
Fico ‘& Fort, Attorneys At Law
Union
Bismarck, D
M J. Edgerly
Kendrick
M. D
Dakota Block
A. Stovel
Griffin's
W H
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Central Block
Aemarck
John C. Hollem Waicurt
Freuzemnarx
A Wright
Aneriaee
First ‘National’ Bank
D.C
Illiam A. A. Bentley
leRon
Dentral
D. Ste Ei
Raymond's Bank
Postofice
E. Fraser
N. “Hunt
County
Williamsport, D. T
George Walker
Emmons House
Worman
Beauty, Jr
Walker City
Dea
Singmaster
Keokok
Harper, Koo John , Co
Lowa
Hodgkinson & Margach
Whliamsport
Kotery Public
DE Graff & Son
Ealens
Sens
Beckfast Cros
Lass Wholesale and Retail
France & Brown
Box
Boot and Shoe Store
W. Braithwaite
Ota
N. Dunkleberg
Bismarck Lumber CO
Joseph Hare & CO
Deering
John Deere
Alfred Cressy
and— Coal Oil
North Fifth St
Bismarck, Dak
Wm. H. Trumbull
Eas
Ad Font
Bismarck, B
Bones
D. R. Streeter
Ann
Safe County
H. H. Daye
Onmakee and Jeweler
Dall Bros
Fifth Street
W. H. Williamson
First Street
K. Brady
Capital National Bank
Bismar
J. Brady
William Sport
Rapgil
Bismarck Tribune
Gayto Mnding
Mr. Strauss
J. A. Dose
Blade- Journal
Blade Capital
W. Hawkes
Pecsane
Lawrence Fielden
McTavish
Oleson
Plantiff
Justice Campbell
River
Emmonsburg
Winona
Vanderbilt
Streeter
Biamarck
Bismarck, D. T
Winona ‘‘Lancet
Times
Par
Orge J. Douglas
The
Lancet
Amnes
Aganerth
Ranaga
Glass Bremanck
Janeac
Parkes
Wereme
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