Bis marck business cards and notices mix
A fragment from a Bis marck page lists local professionals and services. ISAAC ROSS EWTON & ROSS attorneys at law D. T. General the court C. B. LITTLE RIGHT a LITTLE lawyers Union Block Mamereke, money lending on first class security. HARRIS real estate broker, Emmons county dealer. HIRD AND ROSSER STREET LAUNDRY advertises low prices. Singer sewing machines offered by F M Searles at 21 dollars. Dunn & Co drug house promoted as old reliable across from Sheridan House.
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Joan A. Stovell
Griffin's
Woo C
Pettit
Dakota Block
Bismarck
United States Land Office
Es Ray & Gray
Attorn
Slattery
Perel ‘Security
Reneeae
Himas
Union Block
C. B. Little
A & Little
Mamereke D
Joe Ee Harris
LLOAN
Dunn & Co
Sheridan House
Main Street
J. W. Clarke
Main St
Emmons County
Emmons County Division Tactics Critiqued by EmmonsCou Record
The Emmons County division bill is assailed for rushed passage at session end. The editorial condemns the method, notes long travel to vote, and accuses nonresidents and a land speculator of engineering a sham election to favor division. It underscores the need for a free ballot and criticizes the process as undermining the people’s will.
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Emmons County
Winona
Williamsport
Henry Douglas
Road conditions and county politics touch Emmons county
The note urges residents of towns including Roop Livona Gayton Glencoe Buchanan Winchester Emmonsburg Williamsport Cherry Grove and Winona to travel Monday when roads are said to be in good condition. Commentary mentions a largely formist sentiment in Emmons county politics and references Ex-Senator Windom's failing attempts to influence local affairs and the Marmions of Emmons county as peers of Fort Yates.
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Roop
Livona
Gayton
Glencoe
Buchanan
Winchester
Emmonsburg
Williamsport
Cherry Grove
Winona
Dar
Emmons County
Fort Yates
Tae Mandan Pioneer Back Yard Boundary Calm After Adjournment
The Tae Mandan Pioneer notes the Legislature has adjourned and residents may resume affairs without fear of their backyards being severed by a new county line. The piece emphasizes local stability and public reassurance regarding proposed boundary changes.
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Tae Mandan
Dakota Exhibit Praise Highlighted By New Orleans Paper
The New Orleans Times-Democrat lauds Dakota for its exhibit at the exposition and notes the absence from the platform of Alexander McKenzie United States Commissioner from Dakotas who had tirelessly supported Dakota’s display from the outset, working to secure a fitting representation.
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Dakota
New Orleans
Dakota Exhibit Opens With Quiet, Earned Support
Long before official recognition, a dedicated effort quietly built the Dakota exhibit's success. Acting Commissioner Flemming ably represents the cause, though Commissioner McKenzie could not attend the opening that crowned the display's debut.
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Flemming
McKenzie
Ahee
Dakota
Music and Literary Entertainment Draws Williamsport Audience
A Friday evening program in Williamsport featured a solo quartet piece Music Love and Home plus readings by H D Connor and recitations by Edna Connor. Performances included cornet solos by D R Rupert, accordion by Peter Hansen, and songs by Libbie Kurtz Eva Campbell Ida Kurtz and others. The address by J H Worst urged North Dakota state development through unity and culture, praising women and urging civic sacrifice for common good.
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H. D. Connor
Mark Twain
Tom Quartz
Peter Hansen
J. H. Worst
Edna F. Connor
D. R. Rupert
Disciples of Song
Worst
Dakota
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Commonwealth
North Dakota
North
Libbie Kurtz
Ida Kurtz
Rupert
Hansen
Connor
Far West
Rupert, Yeuter
Armstrong
Williamsport
Circle Meeting Recalls Miles Standish Tale at Worst Home
The circle gathered Thursday at County Superintendent Worst’s home. A paper on Woman Suffrage was presented by Mr. Worst, followed by readings from The Courtship of Miles Standish ending with John Alden and Priscilla’s wedding. The Arca dians’ fortunes were discussed and a generous lunch was served. The next gathering will be in Williamsport at Mr. Armstrong’s office.
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Worst
Miles Standish
John Alden
Priscilla
Captain Standish
Williamsport
Mr. Armstrong
Paper man Orth travels rail unlikely in North Dakota
Mr. Orth of the Hoskins paper tried to reach McIntosh county but roads were bad. He started from Bismarck, turned back, rode a train to St Paul, reboarded for Ellendale, then took a stage to Hoskins. A rural editor’s travel by rail may come someday.
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Orth
Hoskins
McIntosh County
Bismarck
St. Paul
Ellendale
North Dakota
Geese Move North After Weekend Flock Sightings
A large flock of geese moved north last Sunday. Two birds were seen by Mr. Kelly breaking a mile west of town, indicating unusual migratory activity in the area.
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Mr. Kelly
Beaver Creek Will Be on Hand to Oppose Division
Be advised Beaver Creek residents plan to join a countywide opposition next Monday. In a letter to the editor the writer urges unity and action against division, urging people to mobilize with shovels and hoes if needed, and to walk if horses are scarce.
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Beaver Creek
Winchhreten
Reconn
Emmons County Division Debate Appeals to Voters
A letter from Winona and Livona farmers urges Emmons County residents to vote against division on the 80th. They warn division would raise costs, favor speculators, and keep Williamsport as the county seat. The authors call for unity of the north half to resist outside influence and preserve an undivided county.
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Emmons
L. F
Wade
Emmons County
Winona
Williamsport
County division fuels county seat debate in Williamsport
A Williamsport reader argues for dividing the county while Williamsport remains near the center, contending most taxes are paid in the north and a Winona county seat would cost more than its share. He cites a local bill signed by Mr. Pierce, asserts the county will be larger than needed, and urges a decently argued settlement to avoid recurring fights.
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Gayton
Glencoe
North
Winona
Bismarck
Pierce
Williamsport
Douglas
Emmonsburg
Good-Natured Major Pickler Speech At Departure
In the Sheridan House Major Pickler, called the gentleman from Faulk, reflected on Bismarck ambitions and the failed attempt to secure a capital. He suggested future battles over issues such as prohibition or woman suffrage and noted John Hubert’s trip to Bismarck with lumber for Pilcher & Hubert’s stable.
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Major Pickler
Sheridan House
Williams
Faulk
Bismarck
John Hubert
Pilcher & Hubert
Astonished Sleighing Party Ends Safely After Bob Sled Bind
A bob-sled carrying a wagon-box with Mrs. 86 nearell and Messrs. A. Croghan and E. C. Campbell became uncoupled while riding. The box kept the bobs together, averting what could have been a serious wreck. The party noticed the danger only when the coupling failed.
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Mra
Neareell
A. Croghan
E. C. Campbell
Rallying sled incident leaves rear of sled halted
A sled incident on the road caused the rear half to stop after a collision with a pole. No injuries were reported as the driver and passenger remained safe.
Beaver Creek Correspondence Seeks Local Projects
Beaver Creek notes from Racoxp correspondents on March 22 report wild ducks reappearing on the creek while John Brown claims section 14 in this township. Frank Brady plans to trap a large black eagle using treetop setups. Barbour builds a substantial bridge on the township line between this and Winchester. Fourth of July celebration discussed for Raynor Grove. Beant’s future metropolis name search by the Post Office brings fresh naming to Emmons County.
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Beaver Creek
Racoxp
Beaver Carex
John Brown Spu
Frank Brady
Barbour
Mare loses value and cow kills colt in Calhoun area
In Garros March 23 Correspondence of the Recoup William McCrory reports a valuable mare lost after being cast and a cow gore that killed a fine colt on the same day. A soldier’s body is found near Winona, moved to the town’s printing office, as a new editor contemplates Western gunplay tales.
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Winona
Shepard
Riverside
Wixconster Correspondence Notes Local Voting and Visitors
March reports from Wixconster describe John Parker visiting Kansas and James Barbour completing a bridge at Beaver Creek on the town line. Voting logistics are stated for March 30 with transportation for all county voters, urging citizens to vote to justify taxes. Reports also mention military movements, local visits, and social events in Winona and nearby towns.
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James Barbour
Beaver Creek
Sergt
Butler
Fort May
Max
Emmonsburg notes on emigration bridges and county vote plans
Correspondence from Emmonsburg dated March 19 reports Beaver Creek ice rise, travel through town by Wade McCrory and others en route to Wi fe nona, and plans to vote on county split. Postmaster Archambault enjoys traffic on a new bridge. local talk includes Beaver Creek stage line sale, Emmonsport furnace blower needs, and the coming county decision.
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Beaver Creek
Z. Low
Archambault
Dah Brothers
Bismarck
Standing Rock
Wade
William McCroy
West Anday
Wifenona
Dana Todd
Pierre
Nun
Todd
Ohrough
Burg
McCrory
Childs
Yates
A.S. Parkins
Williamsport
Local notices and travels in Emmons county
A roundup of town news from Emmons county including visits by W A Hicks J A Robinson J Perry and others. Mr Ed Hodgkin to build a stone house this spring and a line on flax culture gains interest among farmers. Special sessions of the county board appoint election judges, while Otto Fischer promotes Franz Falk beer to Emmons dealers and a Williamsport dance is planned for April 6.
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Searles
W. A. Hicks
J. A. Robinson
Bismarck
John Perry
Remington
Williamsport Wanderers
E. Coover
Sle
H. D. Connor
Shell
Emmons
Ed Hodgkin
Herrick
Dougherty
P. T. Snyder
Iowa
Franz Falk Brewing Company
Dan Williams
E. Brindle
Dickey
W. N. Hodgkinson
Casselton
Henry Hodgkinson
Gayton and
Childs
Boutillier
Wm. A. Bentley
Odd Fellowship
Huron
Otto Fischer
Franz Falk
Emmons-county
John Roop
Williamsport
George Peters
C. H. Bumstead
Winchester
Glencoe
W. L. Kennedy
Boop
Colorado
Board of County Commissioners
W. M. Derr
J. L. Boutillier
George A. Peters
Wm. Jones
Jacob Kalberer
George Walker
Thomas Kelly
W. L. Yeater
E. C. Packer
Wm. Mittlestedter
Messrs
Hubert and
Pilcher
Minnesota Heavy Artillery
Franz Falk Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Missouri
Emmon
Fragmentary 19th Century News Roundup
General Grant in poor condition. temperatures plunged from five below to eighty eight below across regions. Rail strikes succeed on Jay Gould lines. Illinois Legislature deadlocked after a death. Sparks named General Land Office commissioner. Over a hundred miners suffocated near Saarbrucken. Iowa Supreme Court upholds prohibition law. Oklahoma boomers camp in Arkansas City awaiting Washington news. Blaine and the President spoke for over an hour. Snowstorms hit Virginia and North Carolina. 6 to 10 inches. Louis Riel defies the Queen and leads Northwest rebellion. Southwestern Virginia residents migrate westward. Post Office filings rise. half petitions to retain current postmasters. Canadian Pacific halts road construction per Premier McDonald’s government aid.
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Grant
Canada
Jay Gould
Western Roads
Illinois
Sparks
General Land Office
Saarbruck
Russia
Iowa Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Arkansas City
Kan
Washington
James G. Blaine
Virginia
North Carolina
Louis Riel
Northwest Territory
Toffice Department
Canadian Pacific Oo
McDonald
Sewing machines for every lady in wartime economy
This notice urges purchase of sewing machines as labor saving devices during hard times. It promotes dealer J Brady of Bismarck as a trustworthy source, offering wholesale or retail machines plus a full range of needles, attachments, oils, shuttles and parts with prompt, warranted repairs.
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Percaa Ae
J. Brady
Bismarck
Joking County Official Delays Trip Over Blizzard Hope
A county official planned a trip to Bismarck but postponed at the last moment as a solar eclipse occurred. He told a friend he faced a severe blizzard and would stay indoors, delaying the journey to the Mecca of woe as the pilgrim awaited better conditions.
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Bismarck
Biog
Dairy Will Pay in Dakota Says Farmers Assembly
At a Farmers and Dairymen meeting in Minnehaha County Sioux Falls Leader notes farmers claim a cow can pay for itself annually. D W Oaks cites calf at $10, butter from 125 pounds worth $25, skim milk valued at $10 for hog feed, totaling about $45. Net gain depends on hay and pasture costs.
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Dakota
Farmers’ and Dairymen's Association
Sioux Falls
Minnehaha
D. W. Oaks
Little Repair Shop Offers Thirty Day Furniture Bargains
See these prices for thirty days at Little Repair Shop. Curtain poles five feet long in wall nut ash ebony or mahogany complete 75 cents. All brass pole two dollars. Kitchen tables 1.75. Breakfast tables 4. Woven wire mattresses best 4. Solid comfort springs 2.50. B B Wood chairs 75 cents. Furniture line at bed-rock price. Frank M. Searles Meigs and Fifth Sts Bismarck Dakota.
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B. B. Woodee
Bed-Rock
Frank M. Searles
Meigs and
Fifth Sts
Bismarck
D. T
Question on supplemental bill and county debt division
A reader questions the claim that a supplemental bill passed both houses and was signed by Gov. Pierce before adjournment, requiring the new county to assume its share of the county debt upon division, and asks why this secret appears to be guarded.
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Gov
Pierce
Rail line draw eyed as county grows and farms expand
The Recogp favors routing a railroad through Emmons county while anticipating population doubling this year. Observers see cultivation and land conversion to crops and livestock driving the rail debate as growth signals emerge.
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Emmons County
Parker and Veeder Edge Peterson in Bismarck Drag Race
Parker and Veeder clinch a narrow victory over Peterson in a bold eight to competition held in Bismarck. Local crowd cheered as drivers showcased speed and precision on the course, underscoring a tense finish.
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M. Wick
Fourth Street
City Hall
M. P. Slattery
T. J. Flavin
M. P.slattery & CO
Grocers
Office OF
Bismarck Coal and Wood Co
Corner 3d
Meigs Lts
Bismarck, D. T
Dan Eisenberg
New
Ena
Bismarck : Lumber Co
R. L. Durant & CO
Hea Sabeck
Iarstra Anatiene
J. F. F. G.L. Fort
Pe ‘. Fort
Attorneys At Law
Edgerly
Gentral Block
Bismarck, Duk
Illiam
A. B. Bentley
Sw . U
Ctv
County Superintendent of Public Instruction
Central Block
John C. Hollembabe
Aaa & Wright
T. C
Roe
Isaac Ross
Wewtor
Ewton & Ross
Burleigh Couroners Aunty
D. T. General the Court
The
United
Hamnons County
Wanmante Bovonr
Bismarck Business Cards
Rosser Street
R. Nese Toee
Gsee
Ncis
Eenees County
Singer Sewing Machines
F. M. Searles
EmmonsCou Williamsport
D. B. Streeter
Tut
Windom
National Park
the Reading Circle
Livoxa
C. T
Emmons Beant
Ray Ynowpa
Wilchester
Wixconster
John Parker
Kansas
Charles Parker
Wixoma
W. W. Wade
Wm. McCrory
Winon
Erang Hasar
Otto Oleson
Fecorpee
Grey
Glancon
Frank Smith
Harvey Allensworth
Postmaster Robinson
Thomas Sanders
J. H. Miller
A. R. Bates
Fairview
Sruss
Emmonssona
Thomas Howley
Perry
P. R. Smith
Sioux Falls Penitentiary
St Joseph's Hospital
Uies
Thomas Parks
Logan
Bismarck Tribune
Emily
George
Benjamin Foster
Flavin
Foster
Joseph Schenck
Steele
Kidder County
Anton Liepowsk
Jal
Cath
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