North Dakota notes and state capitol fire loss
Linton reports N. F. Bouenar will stay in charge at Bismarck as wardenship of a Minnesota penitentiary is reconsidered. The Politician magazine debuts in Fargo opposing Gr White. A harsh winter hits capitol buildings with Madison Wisconsin's burning causing about 800000 loss and no insurance due to prior legislative refusals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. F. Bouenar
Minnesota Penitentiary
North Dakota Corral
Bismarck
Fargo
Gr. White
Wisconsin
Madison
Governor Frank White praised in partisan tribute and upcoming primary debate
The piece lauds Governor Frank White of North Dakota as brave and honest while noting a growing Red River Valley push for a primary election and fair ballot reform. It also reports on wartime rumors from the Far East, misstatements about Russian actions, and weather comparisons stretching back to the 1880s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank White
Philippines
North Dakota
Washburn
Red River Valley
SF Wate Woekee
Cold and damp weather links to greater suffering in north regions
The dispatches note that cold in a damp atmosphere causes more suffering than in drier climates. Seventy years’ experience in the region shows that extreme cold here mirrors conditions in other northern sections, even farther south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Hasper Discovers Water on Long-Dry Westfield Farm
Arend Hasper, living near Westfield, finally finds ample water after years of shortages for his horses and cattle. After drilling unsuccessfully to 600 feet, he dug a 12 foot square hole 20 feet deep and struck a plentiful supply, bringing relief and smiles to the farmer and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arend Hasper
Westfield
Hasper
Ounty
Arend
Surprising Letter From a St Paul Collection Agency
A reader reports a perplexing debt claim from a collection agency in St Paul demanding 82 60 owed by 8 E Streeter to P F Collier & Son. The note questions the nature of the debt and hints the so called Colliers may be druggists, while tracing a dubious genealogy tied to a suspect figure named Streeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
E. Streeter
P. F. Collier & Son
Mensrs
Collier
S. E
C. D
Bismarck
Adam
Streeter
Arkansas
New Jersey
Ana
Acarcelyp
Surprise Party For Wylaey Ono At A Bi Jina Site
A local surprise party was held at a site described as A Bi Jina for Wylaey Ono. Guests enjoyed food and shared stories in a casual gathering likely organized by friends and neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wylaey Ono
Two Dozen Guests Attend Society Gathering
A male-only gathering featured twenty four guests with seasoned appearances from double harness experience. Two young men joined the venerables, claiming admission to the society after a playful contest of wits. Ms Junge and Miss Rozetta Dewny of Herreid hosted the evening with games, snacks, whist, and bourse. The party ended around one, and Albert and Mrs Junge were praised for the entertaining hosting.
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Society of the Venerables
Tyone
Junge
Albert
Mrs Yeater Stuck In Valley Mishap Delays Return
Mrs W L Yeater of Em county traveled from Hazelton by stage and faced a mishap while en route to Dunton in Will Carmichael’s rig. The team bolted near the Larvick place, stranding the travelers ten miles from the scene until recaptured. The article notes hope for a safer Linton Hazelton line if opened this spring.
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W. L. Yeater
Hazelton
Em County
Petrier
Linton
Seeley
Bert
Dunton
Will Carmichael
Shyland
Will
Bya
Larvick Place
Billy
Letter from Glencoe hunter laments scarce wildlife and ponders gopher bounty
In a February 29, 1904 letter to the Record editor from Glencoe North Dakota, EN Corbin writes of aging, hunting success with deer and wolves, scarce hay, and wintering indoors. He discusses a proposed five cent gopher bounty to April and May, questions compensation, and suggests land tax implications. He also mentions a planned wolf and gopher discussion and plans to publish a wolf and game book.
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Glencor
N. D
The
Record
Dyax
Land of the Living
John Eastwood
Bismarck
Weacay Og Tz
Corbin
For Sale Ewes and Breeding Sheep in North Dakota
200 ewes and 100 ewe lambs for sale at Westfield North Dakota. Ewes bred to Rambouillet rams and ewes bred to Shropshire bucks. All on shares with reasonable terms and good security. Contact ABNRNOLD Int Velpr Weatfield for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rambouli
Shropshire
Hay and Pasture Rental Notice
Fragmentary notice offering to rent hay or pasture for a term. references to a person or place and a contact name. text is garbled with unclear season and names. Readable elements suggest an agricultural rental announcement likely intended for local landowners or farmers seeking hay or pasture space.
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Linton Bazar
Andy
John P. Pfeifle
Reek
Lineton
Sve
PRIGB
Emmons County Land Company
Edward Bradonc
Linton, North Dakota
EB Semling
Onyde
Heryice
Dakota
Emmons County Record
P. R. Streeter
Viadivostock
Harbin
Port Arthur
Efrin
Hobson
Missouri
Slapé
New Northwest
New England
Aga Betoe
Aise
York
Uncle Ben
Sal
Shueep
Linton, N. D
First Bank of Linton
Stella A. Smith
Gust. Broman
N. Burg
Yillum Muench
Emmonsburg
W. B. Lee
Ronerere
N.D. Ill
Hower Dink
Mons County
Inton
John Ai Stiles
Sovnanip
Fiteh
Jakobei
Jacob Woilmann
Winona
Pean U. Ostrum
Lanpd
Diswancs
Charlies United States
Een . D
Joseph Willem
Jk Franiheuser
Pollock
B. D
Fey Wour
Poltock
D. le Ye J. Keuel Rou
Polices
M. H. Jewell
Register
B. D. Lane Orricwatees
Egttlor
Ghuries
Lane
Tow
Vic
Bbe
Card Iearris Themen McCann
Ole Te
Westfield, M. H. Jewel
Orrie Bonkaes
Rosina Rieker
Rosina Kiemele
N. W
Rat Bank of
Toa, Lp
Soak Eae Eevee
Nor, Dak
Britts
North
W. Welsh, M. D
Eyo
Ear
Noger
Kront
Optica Tr Bana Netween
Elry
Emmons County Abstract
L. A
Linton State Bank
Charles S. Lane
United States
U. Prior
Hazelton, N. D
John Paterson
Fulmer & Kelly
Nels P. Anderson
Braddock
Nor
Dak
Braddock, Norrak, T. P, Ere, Propries SS
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