Notice of Chattel Mortgage Sale in Emmons County North Dakota
Notice announces foreclosure of a chattel mortgage held by Acme Harvester on the Pekin Illinois mortgage, with default. sale to occur at the courthouse front steps Williamsport Emmons County on May 16 1806. It identifies the debtor W C Packer and the mortgagee Acme Harvester and notes a weight and branding detail of a mare.
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vElsas
W. C. Packer
Williams County
Emmons
Ota
Mort R
Acme Harvester Asses Pekin
State of Illinois
Emmons County
North Dakota
Saimn
Lee
Acme Harvester
Gourt House
Wilkes Williamsport
Emoe
New Bakers
Peter Shs
N. D
H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Burleigh Delegation Snubs Fargo in Wagon Debate
In Fargo, the Burleigh county delegation did not ride the big new wagon shown in Frank Grambs’ ad. The silver Republicans, preferring the beefsteak of gold standard protection, oppose the goldbugs and seek to wreck their tarnished image to cash in on protection.
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Frank Grambs
Burleigh County
Fargo
Indiana convention backs Union soldier in GOP bid
Mason McKinney’s allies claim the Indiana convention has nominated the union veteran as the strongest Republican candidate. They argue his long standing with protective policy will win the workingman who lost his job under Democratic policy. Silver supporters recall a recent speech in Congress that denounced a river as defeated. Old Union soldiers are said to rally to him.
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Mason McKinney
Indiana
Congress
Peace Cry Amid Military Rivalry on the Missouri Slope
The piece laments the strained relations between Captain Stevens and Leftenant Moffet amid looming war with Uncle Johnny Bull and Manitoba invasion. It argues a cordial peace would prevent disorganization of the Slope army and spare the Canucks from annihilation, urging settlers to hope for harmony.
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Missouri Slope
Captain Stevens
Leftenant Moffet
Johnny Bull
Manitoba
Emmons County
Slope
Harmony and coinage clash in a Republican paper feud
A Mardan Pioneer editor defends protectionist stances against Senator Hansbrough who backed coinage reform. The piece recalls a past insult about English origins and attacks gold-bug advocates for silver coinage and bonded debt profits. It argues protection and tariff reciprocity will dominate politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansbrough
London
New York
Boston
Pioneer
Satan’s
Tuttle
Taxi
Honnus Manny
Railroad land permits offered, payments due June 15
Private offers for railroad land parcels in the county require payment before permits are issued. Highest bidders who failed to pay may receive permits, with listed names and sections. Other paid permits are shown, and tables allow interested parties to verify descriptions and correct any errors. A note mentions the Pioneer Press reporting on J B Streeter’s diamonds and a death notice for Mrs Blanche Parks in Dickinson.
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Feurrth
F. C. Walker
J. A. Robinson
O. E. Burge
G. C. Holt
O. L. Bales
Wm. Muench
Reward Offered for Missing Livestock in Winchester North Dakota
A notice lists a sorrel mare about 1300 pounds ten years old with a wire cut on the right front foot and no brand. Also a gray iron horse colt, a brown mare about 600 pounds six years old, and a brown mare with white face and hind feet about 800 pounds seven years old, all with no brands. A liberal reward is offered for information leading to recovery. James Parker Winchester N D.
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Firay Notive
James Parker Winchester
N. D
Winona
The
Times
Caseelman
Bismarck
Missouri Slope
Frank Jasskowiak
Michaels
Russia
Frank
Dunn
Fourth Street
New York
Emmons County
New Ground-Floor Gallery Opens Opposite Webb Bros
Messrs. Strauss and Hall open a ground-floor gallery opposite Webb Bros. A Bis marck dry goods firm urges patrons to seek first class work with guaranteed satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Strauss & Hall
Webb Bross
Bismarck
Notice to Herd for the Season
The undersigned invites handling of cattle for the season. A bull will run with the herd and will herd down the reed. Pertains to M. Makuido and others listed in the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feeme
Bere
M. Makuido
Missing Sheep Count and Marks Reported
Notice lists missing flock of 25 head from the farm with ear cropping and split ears, some unmarked. Details hint at branding or identification marks, urging owner to confirm losses and report sightings.
Record snippets hint at farms and local concerns in Williamsport
A survey of notices from Williamsport and nearby areas reports horse pastures at Rec ord pasture, mill construction in Bis marck, and farm goods for sale. It notes residents visiting from Selz and Glencoe, a Beadle County dairy queen, and a miller selecting machinery from Russia, with multiple ads for patent medicines, window treatments, and hats in Bismarck.
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Francis Jaszkowiak
Jebo Efi, Jr
Max Keller
Selz
Williamsport
J. L. Boutillier
Bile’ Ryder
Marseilles
la Salle County
Unclear OCR Tax Notice from 1900 Ledger
Fragmentary OCR shows unpaid taxes for year 1900 and mentions officials Robineun and Te. Reading is incomplete with garbled numbers and words.
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Robineun
Local visitors and events in Wikenna May Week
The week saw N L Sherman and Jay Hoover travel from Emmonsburg and Cannonball to Mound City to seal a horse deal with M T Bush. The Republican League Club held a large meeting with resolutions for John Parker. OC A Patterson and W B Andrus were named Jamestown convention delegates. Mr H E Maclellan spoke at the Methodist church to a large audience. Mrs Frank Parks’ illness was noted during a visit by Mrs W W Wade and Mrs John McAvery from Bismarck.
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John Parker
A. Patterson
W. B. Andrus
Jamestown
War
Methodist
John D. Flynn
Bismarck
W. W. Wade
John McAvery
Frank Parks
Francis Bacon
Will iam Repert School District board meets in special session
Official Proceedings of the Board of Directors of William Repert School District No 6 dated May 2 1806 record present officers H A Armstrong chair M Bush and Peter Klapprich. Minutes read and approved. Miss Rette Yeater employed to teach at School No 1 for five months starting May 4. Winnie Bennett janitor work for School House No 1 approved. Gull River Lumber Co bill laid over. Coal for House No 3 approved. Board adjourned.
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William Repert
William Fronr
N. D
H. A. Armstrong
M. Bush
Peter Klapprich
Klapprich
Rette Yeater
Winnie Bennett
Gull River Lumber Company
Joux I. Roop
Leads Them All The Grand Forks Herald Advertisement
TAKEN UP One day mare about two years old with white hind feet white forehead white nose spot weight 700 800 pounds no brand came to my place about April 18 Franx Riatos Tell N D
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Franx Riatos
Tell
N. D
Stray half hound dog sought named Sport
A white spotted half hound looking dog with red ears and the name Sport was last seen on Sunday near Mr Willey s place. The dog is valued at five dollars and a reward is offered for its return.
Williamsport Young Men's Republican League Meeting Notice
A Williamsport Young Men's Republican League meeting is set for Saturday evening May 16 to finalize organization and conduct business. Officers A Ansmona s president and I B Robinson secretary named. Also notes Williamsport Sunday School reorganization with officers John Kurtz superintendent and others. meeting time 11 am with Luke 18:9-17 sermon on Prayer and invitation to attend. May 8 1996.
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Williamsport Youn Men’s Republican League
A. Anmsmona
B. Robinson
William Spert
Willamspert
John Kurtz
John F. Gell
Edon F. Connor
Margaret Yeater
Epxa F. Cannon
Pioneer Picnic Executive Meeting Plans Arranged
Pioneer picnic executive committee is to meet at Williamsport on Saturday May 16 at 1 p m to make arrangements for the annual event. By order of the President Mrs D H Yeater Secretary.
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Pioneer Picnic
Williamsport
D. H. Yeater
Missing horses and bale of produce in stray report
One bay mare about 1900 lbs aged around ten with cut on the waist and branded F on left shoulder. A second bay mare about ten years old with similar branding. A bay yearling stagle or stalk calf with no brand. Jaye Sanan. The stew ape, one ealuins 'of pues.
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Taaren UF
Jaye Sanan
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Webb Bros
Dakota Block
Bismarck, N.D
Frank G. Grambs
Henry W. Grambs
Kinshford
Gayton ‘S
Leach & Smee
Dell Robert
Nor, Dak
Ahare
E. E. Morris
Custer
L. C. Green
Iuicl
Grocer
Eral Store
IW. L. Yeater & Co
Williamsport, NW
Camerh Street
Krlson
Bismarck, N. D
Jia & Fi Biemarck, M.D
B.A. Wows
Gory
Robil
Ja8zkowiak
Uarpen
Nas Stonemanon
Ehanan
N.D. Winall
Pampe
Aditem
LAW
Winchester
N.D
Notary Public
J.L. Boutillier
Williamsport, N. D
Mali
First National Bank
Capital
General Banking
C. B. Larrze
F. D. Kenpaick
W. A. Ditton
M. Pyz
Piret
Louis Larson
Main Street
Bismarck, N. C
North Ora
W. H. DE Graff
York
Connor
Bismarcl
Lois Parker
Janes O
Boucher & Philbrick
H.L. Michelson
Meat Market
Buckeye Mowers
Harvesters
Gull River
Stickney. Worth Side
R.R
Steele
Henry
Weasstt
Omio
D. R
Heeley
Petrie
L. O
Sms Oy D
B.d—Greneet
Nae F. de Witebepen
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of the County
Republican Party
Pioneer Press
J. B. Streeter
Larimore
P. P
Parks
Dickinson Press
Blanche Parks
Meursigia
Minnnesota
Dickinson
Alice
Starr
Wadena
Minn
Congregational Church
Geo. W. Gallagher
Odd Fellows
Dickinson Cemetery
John McCrory
Mr. Parks
Urer
Gayten
Wwe Ceeeeresessenres
Bob
A. M. Wa Ien
Mandigo
Faunce’s
E.L. Faunce
Alfred Stark
Glencoe
Armatrong
Young Men's Republican League
J. G. Putnam
West Concord
N. H
C. M. Robinson
Record Ranch
John P. Hoagland
Mne
H Land
OM. Larix
Aunce’s Corner
Grand Forks
Win
Herald
Pleasant View
J. ¥. Geil
Mus
Savacsn
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