Final Proof Notices in Deserte County
Notices of intention to make final proof by RANDI8 JASZKOWIAK CORPRATER and STonn TM EMASON, with Windmille pumps and irrigation plants. Deserte residents and outsiders are urged to file careful inquiries and complete proofs promptly, as officials prepare final proof carefull written new inquiries.
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RANDI8
Jaszkowiak Corprater and Stonn
Emason
J . Windmille
Streeter
Jameport
N. D
Political talk and hospital goodwill in North Dakota press
In Williamsport records, Fargo specials reach corridors of the Record office. The Bismarck Review notes artist Straub ill with grip and rheumatism while Mason Murray aids St. Alexius Hospital. A Rankin tirade against vetoes, fraud claims by Settler, and tales of alleged illegal votes color North Dakota political chatter.
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Mason Murray
St. Alexius Hospital
Bismarck
Bister Boniface
Missouri Slope
Burleigh County
Why the Settler Questions Abati Party Politics
The piece questions why Abati leaders praised election day work while denouncing reform, asking why patronage and slush funds appeared under various regimes, and why railroad influence shifted with leadership. It then lists for sale farming implements: a Dowagine Drill with chains, a Tricycle Sulky Plow with breaker, and an anode Disk Harrow, viewable at County Building once snow clears.
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Bismarck
Roger
Whem
Northern Pacific
Alex. McKensie
Alex. Hughes
Moffetites
Moffet
Mr. Hughes
Gen. Hughes
Burleigh County
Public Feed-Mill Ad Offers Grinding Service
Public notice from Williamsport announces a feed mill ready to grind any kind in first-class shape. Dated February 26, 1897, the ad conveys readiness and local business activity, with archaic phrasing typical of late 19th century classifieds.
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Williamsport
Castoria Advertised for Generations of Children
An old advertisement notes Castoria as a remedy used through many stages of childhood. It markets the product for babies and children, implying continued trust as a family remedy across generations.
Lands to be leased at Williamsport court house
Scheel Land Leasing announces the school lands to be leased at the Williamsport court house on March 26, 1897, at 10 o'clock in the morning. A list of lands to be leased will be published in the Winona Times.
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Scheel Land Leasing
Court House
Williamsport
Winona Times
Popular Edition of North Dakota Laws in Press
The Popular Edition of the Session Laws of North Dakota (1897) is in press and will be issued after the governor acts on all bills within fifteen days post adjournment. It will be the only accessible form before the official edition months away.
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North Dakota
Bismarck Tribune
Tribune
Bismarck
Wescott
Williamsport
Notice to Taxpayers in Emmons County March 10 1897
Delinquent real estate taxes for the year 1805 and earlier will be listed with the District Court Clerk. Judgments may be entered against property and owners, with sheriff sale to satisfy them. Delinquent taxes may be paid before filing at 7 percent interest. after filing, full interest and penalties accrue. after judgment, 2 percent monthly interest. H. W. Augen, Treasurer.
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Wururzamsrokt
N. D
H. W. Augen
Emmons County
Three Good Spans of Work Horses Ready for Spring
Three well-kept work horses described as gentle and sturdy for spring farming. Listed as in good condition at Willismaport WD, ready to work. The brief item notes their suitability for farm tasks and depicts a concise rural catalog style.
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Willismaport WD
In Town and Out Brisk Local Notes from Emmons
A crowded town page records visitors and residents: Mrs. Geil improves while Wallie Petrie visits from Ohio. John Baumgartner and son Tony from Strasburg. Al Honstain and ex-Sheriff Makaney in town. Geb Day with Commissioner Macdonald on Williamsport trip. Edith Winchester and Fred Conklin wed at Bismarck. Auditor Braddock and Rush at a Compromise Tax Commission meeting. several homestead filings and local business updates. wolves bounty noted and Spicer murders unsettled. notes on weather and local stock conditions. F. Knudtson reports heart treatment in Minneapolis.
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John F. Geil
Wallie Petrie
Ohio
John Baumgartner
Tony
Strasburg
Honstain
Makaney
George Day
Glencoe
Macdonald
Williamsport
Christian Naaden
Winona
Gil Higbee
Beaver Creek
Martin Schutt
Ludwig Hoffart
Peter Goldade
Johannes Weninger
Emmons
E. A. McPherson
Arthur
Buchanan Valley
Joseph G. Benger
Bels
David Black
Dr. Carson
Winchester
William McKinley
Jus. Parker
Patterson
the Times
Salvation Army
Braddock
Mr. Rush
Bismarck
Compromise Tax Commission
Ton
Fred Knudtson
Minneapolis
Emmons County
H. B. Fay
Fay
Castoria style ad for farm implements sale
An advertisement offers farm equipment at deep sale prices. Items include a 16 inch Sulky Stubble Plow, a 12 inch Farm Queen Gang Plow, a 14 inch Breaker Attachment, a 16 inch Smiky Tricycle Plow, and a wagon box with top box, all from Rockford Mfg. Co. and stored for three years. Lyons & W cee Gtaete advertise cash sale and claim current factory prices are higher.
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Rockford Mfg
United States
Lyons & W
Special Proceedings before Emmons County Board in 1897
Emmons County North Dakota officials meet in Williamsport on March 20 1897 to appoint a representative to negotiate delinquent taxes on Northern Pacific Railroad lands under a legislative act of March 8 1897. The board adopts a resolution to empower the chosen auditor and to abide by the representative’s actions.
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Whitramcrost
N. D
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Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
N.D
Williamsport
Comromise
Eee Assembly
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Alex. Macdonald
Franz Wolf
Wm. Baxter
WN. D
Ward Braddock
Said
Northern Pacific
Nat
Emmons
Epwp
Brappock
Glanavon and Glencoe Notes From March Correspondence
A roundup from Glanavon and Glencoe reports Pete Leonard traveling to Bismarck for U.S. court, Mrs. Seymour visiting Glanaven friends, and local visits by Mr. Baird of Fort Yates. The March letters note snow melting, cattle foraging, trips from Mandan, plans to move to the Pacific coast, a three month school term, a buried baby, and changing money circulation.
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Glanavon
Pete Leonard
Bismarck
United States Court
Seymour
Glanaven
Baird
Fort Yates
Larabee
Lew Doerschlag
W. W. Putnam
Winona
Hampton
Billy
Mandan
F. L. Whittier
L. D. Small
Pacific Coast
Wind-mill project update and local notes from Menoken
From Menoken Frank Jaszkowiek reports on last Tuesday that BR. D. Connor was en route to Bismarck driving a car-load of cattle. Gophers are seen on the snow banks around Menoken. In Fargo Bishop Shanley conducts a forty hour devotion and collects funds for a new cathedral.
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Menoken
Frank Jaszkowiek
BR. D. Connor
Bismarck
Shanley
Fargo
Marriage of Lutze and Loutzenhiser at Dale N D
On March 17 1897 at the residence of F M Loutzehiser Fort Yates North Dakota Mr Wm Lewis Lutze and Miss Lois Loutzenhiser Dale North Dakota were married Rev Gooderham of Winona officiating The ceremony followed by a large feast and evening dancing with many relatives and friends in attendance including Mrs Mary Loutsanbuser Grandmãe outs enhiser and Frank Dean The Guzer notes the couple received many handsome presents and will honeymoon through life.
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F. M. Loutzehiser
Wm. Lewis Lutze
Fort Yates
N. D
Lois Loutzenhiser
Dale
F. A. Dean
Frank Loutzenbreer
Dean
Rev. Gooderham
Frank Dean
Clarence Loutzenhiser
Lewis Loutzenhiser
Will Loutsenhiser
Gustle
Loutsenhiser
C. L. Bales
Allen
Morris
James Allen
Howard Morris
Lutse
County Judge Notice of Appointment at County Seat
The undersigned will be at the county seat on the day of [month] to attend to business in his office. Respectfully, a County Judge.
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Notios
Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for Children
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup as a trusted remedy used by millions of mothers for over fifty years. It claims to calm colic, soothe the abdomen, ease wind, and aid digestion in children, with a claimed pleasant taste and five cent pricing.
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Arentabeer
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