Marmarth Forms Baseball Club for Season
Inland North Dakota towns report varied developments from Marmarth organizing a local baseball club to Alexander Commercial Club contracting for a winter lecture series. Golden Valley considers a large modern hotel as Jamestown reports early spring dispatches and a rail line incident near Carrington with a fire destroying J. P. Kidder store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marmarth
Commercial Club
Alexander
Golden Valley
Jamestown
Hazelton Happenings Hit By Illness and Travel
Hazelton notes list Mrs A E Klabunde on the sick list and Miss Hazel Roop ill with pneumonia. Residents report visits to Bismarck, Linton, Mahto and Iowa, plus travel to shows and a theater run. A district meeting and upcoming legislative events are mentioned with local civic and business travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Klabunde
E. E. Bradberg
R. K. Batzer
Bismarck
Dan Morford
Iowa
J. E. Frederick
J. I. Roop
Hazel Roop
Braddock Brevities March Update Mixed Local Notes
Local briefs report Mrs. EF E Clarke ill Ira Scroggin trip to Capital City J M Wirth and I L Scroggin trips to eastern points and Canada Roy Lee visits Bismarck Dr Baer reports birth of baby girl to Carl Sclosser Mrs A C Staak attends county seat duties G F E Person in Bismarck Staak family visits Ha zelton Savage improves from illness Long returns from Iowa Dr and Mrs Larrabee to Philadelphia for postgraduate study Staak and sister arrive from Cochrane Lucille Allen visits Bismarck for theatre Lucille and mother attend Potash and Palmetto play Will Braddock form baseball team meeting March 6 at Goodridge Call Lumber Co offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Eby
Linton
Mahto
S. D
N. I. Roop
Bismarck
John Madsen
Montana
Madsen
W.L. Yeater
Ruth Wright
Courtiry Life Entertainment Association
Zirbes’ Hall
A. E. Dutton
Philadelphia
Washington
Nebraska
Messrs
H. 9. Batzer
S. E. Kurtz
Barbara Worth
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly
EF. E. Clarke
Ira Scroggin
J. M. Wirth
I. L. Scroggin
Canada
Roy Lee
Dr. Baer
Carl Sclosser
A.C. Staak
G. F E. Person
the Square Restaurant
A. C. Staak
M. Rush
Hazelton
F. Savage
Frank Long
Iowa
Braddock
Goodridge-Call Lumber Co
First Car Through Season Makes Bismarck to Linton Trip
A lone automobile completed the season’s opening journey from Bismarck to Linton marking the first car crossing this route this season. Enthusiasts and locals observed the historic drive as a milestone for regional transport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Linton
Pollock News Highlights Weather and Local Movements
Pollock picks up reports from March with weather notes of heavy prairie snow and three feet in some areas. Residents discuss telegraph and telephone line plans linking Ft. Yates and Winona, local farm moves, and shop business including Ford dealer arrangements in Campbell and Emmons counties. Political remarks celebrate session work and community leaders praise legislation and cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dakota Central Telephone Company
Winona
Ft. Yates
Sioux County Pioneer Report March 5 1896 Highlights
Geo Tennant and son Roy of Winona delivered cattle sold to Craignan and Stiles. Rev Fr Bernard recovering from illness. Auction at J M Volk’s Sr six miles east of Winona drew crowds. Larry Cormack tried to sell horses but prices were low. cows fetched over 80 dollars. Ferryboat Ida crossed the Missouri for the first time this year, hauled on skates with ten teams, crossing from the sand bar to Fort Yates side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Tennant
Roy
Winona
Carignan & Stiles
J.M. Volk’s, Sr
Larry Cormack
Ida
Missouri River
Fort Yates
Fourteenth North Dakota Legislature Closes Its Session
Session ends in Bismarck after a calm adjournment just after midnight. Speaker Treadwell Twichell delivers a stirring address praising the work and friendships formed, calling it the best session for sane laws and prudent spending. A. G. Divet from Rienland offers a brief exhortation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Fourteenth Legislative Assembly
Senate
Treadwell Twichell
A. G. Divet
Rienland
Judge defends Supreme Court reputation in street remark
A Providence bar member tells a judge that the supreme court overruled him in a case. The judge replies he is not worried about his own reputation but about that of the supreme court, noting his confidence in its standing.
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Dixon
Hjort
Quin
Westdahl
Bratt 1
Rugby
Ole Axvip
Cavalier
Pioneer House
Stalle Hendrickson
Heckle
Oliver
House
Senate
Peterson
Nelson
Providence
Supreme Court
Lippincott’s
Farmers Institute at Kintyre Set for Friday Session
A Kintyre Farmers Institute gathering Friday offers an afternoon program with practical talks by experienced speakers. Men and women may participate, with topics of broad community interest and a female speaker addressing issues of concern to all women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kintyre
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Ellendale
Walter JF. Jaques
Mina Johnson
New England
Elmer Lee
Mandan
France
Ray Crandall
New Salem
Portal
N. D
Minot
Grand Forks
Winnipeg
Crandall
Fred W. Schmidt
Fort Rice
Wisconsin
Emmet Hileman
Hileman
Minut
J. J. Thompson
Waverly Hotel
Reinhardt Reierson
Thompson
W. L. Yeater
W. P. Thurston
St. Alexius Hospital
J. B. Landsberger
Hague
C. S. Chapman
Bergstrom Store Co
Mr. Landsberger
Ford
Albert Staak
Cochrane
Wis
Stank & Miles
Joseph ‘Fitzgibbons
Lucille Allen
Lucille
F. B. Streeter
Russell-Miller Milling Co
Russell - Miller Milling Co
North Dakota
Pollock
Fred Freeman
Dale
Dick Wilkinson
Hismaarek
Johnnie Solomeonson
Oscar Baumann
J.J. Knse
Canadien
Hakata
British Northwest
United States
Fr. Yates
Sioux County
Bernard
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Dear Farmer
Kremer Bros. and
K. Burgad
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