North Dakota notes on colleges and officials
A review of local affairs mentions the Agricultural College at Fargo offering practical bulletins on insect pests and urges readers to request them. It also reports on Lewis E. Booker returning to face federal charges and on ex lieutenant governor Alfred Dickey writing from Cuba. The piece praises Senator Jreel for supporting North Dakota troops bound for Manila and reflects on public sacrifices and national honor.
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Agricultural College At
Fargo
Worst
Agricultural College
Lewis E. Booker
North Dakota
Grand Forks
Falley
Charles Kupitz
P. C. Remington
I. P. Baker
Alfred Dickey
Cuba
Jamestown
Antilles
Havana
Manila
Herald
The
Argus
Jreel
Emmons County Record Soapbox Rebuttal In Scribbler Riff
A pointed squib targets the Emmons County Record and local satire about Eddy county life. The piece mocks Fatry Mappux of the Transcript for exaggeration and confusion over names such as Linton and Streeter, debunking notions of wells and buffalo chips amid Emmons county wealth and alcohol consumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Transcript
Eddy County
State Press
Emmons
Tne Linton
Streeter
Washington
Linton
Cactus
Prairie Dog
Eddy
Emmons County
Army Press and a Local Attorney Named
A reader letter references the Army Printing Press and clarifies town naming, noting an attorney with a long cognomen. The piece mocks Maddux as a lawyer, listing legal terms and quipping that the writer and Artemus Ward both despise him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forsooth
Linton
Maddux
Bismarck
Artemus Ward
Return to Morton County Warned By Oregon Letter
Mr A F Rogers who left Morton county for Oregon writes to the Mandan Pioneer warning friends not to move west. He describes sickness, high prices, poor roads, and scarce work, citing a neighbor with a large family, costly goods, and failing prospects. He notes delays in warrant payments for Williamsport School District and directs holders to Emmons County State Bank Braddock ND for payment.
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A. F. Rogers
Morton County
Oregon
Mandan
North Dakota
Dakota Territory
Tim Griffin
John Yegen
P. W. McGillie
Missouri River
Mr. J
Crow Store
Crow
Almon
Morton
Williamsport
Emmons County State Bank
Braddock
N. D
Blacksmith Shop Opens at Braddock for General Faring
The undersigned opens a blacksmith shop at Braddock and offers horseshoeing wagon and buggy repair farm wagon repairs and related tasks. A good stock of lumber will also be kept for sale. S. Hubbell.
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Braddock
S. Hubbell
Stallion Colt Advertised for Return and Charges
Came to the premises of the under signed, one black yearling stallion colt, not one a year old. Owner will please call, pay charges and take the animal away. ADAM GEFROR, Dakem, N. Dr
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Adam Gefror
Dakem
Bids for School Building in Gayton District
Sealed bids for erection of a Gayton school building will be received until March 28, 1899, at 2 p.m. Bid opening follows. Completion by May 20, 1899. Board may reject any bids. Plans from D W Casey Clerk Gayton SN D March 6 1899.
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Gayton
D. W. Casey
SN. D
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Webb Brothers
Webb Bros
Morris
H.D. Bloss & CO
Mitchell & Lewis
McCormick Binders & Mowers
Dain, Jr
Cotton & Robinson
Nordak
Thos. McGowan, Prop
Custer
N. Dec
Bismarck Bank
Chicago
Semling & Hoover
Fred
Strauss, Main &St
P.c.remington
Main St
Bet
Bismarck, N. D
Capital City Bottling Works
Joseph Hare
Ini
First National Bank
Capital
Ceneral Banking Business
OC. B. Lorrie
F. D. Kenpriog
W. A. Ditton
M. Pye
O. B. Lrrrue
S. M. Pye
Cashier
Joseph Hanke
Braddock, N. D
United States
Europe
Oscar H. Will & CO
Peirces
California
Leelee
A. L. Geil & CO
Williamsport, N. C
John P. Hoagland
Yards, Cor,stin
Sixth Streets
Bismarck, Nor, Dak
Bual
Herbert B. Hees
Dept. M
Ammons County
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
Mall-Fist
Wishek Bazar
Wisitek
Lantern Globe
D. ©. Sullivan
L.lummbee
E. E Noble
WM. M. Mitchell
Maaager
DT. Croix Lumber
Japan
Lalso
A. McCinness
Zeer
Main Street
Grmbe
EA & A. G Dawson
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