North Dakota Insurance Company Statements and Authentications
The document details amounts for net unpaid losses, unearned premiums, commissions, and other liabilities, with total premiums received and disbursements for the year. It includes statements from the North Dakota Commissioner of Insurance authenticating the Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company of San Francisco and Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York, certifying authority to transact in North Dakota until specified dates, and dated declarations by F B Fancher with deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Cofort
State OF North Dakota
F. B. Fancher
Rib Dakota
Fone Insurance Company
San Francisco
Cal
California
I. F. B. Fancher
North Davis
D. Wil
Orriex
Mareny
Peron
Barcher
Fidelity and Green City Company
New York
K. Hae
Hee Company
North Caete
Fidelity
Bismarck
Aageneet
Cterescerdacess
Onitanding
Labili
Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York Statement 1896
Balance sheet style record shows annual statement for Fidelity and Casualty Company of New York filed with North Dakota Insurance Department. It lists officers George F. Seward President Robt J Hillas Secretary and Treasurer principal office Cedar Street New York. Capital paid up 250000 and total receipts 2 771 046 61 for year ending December 31 1896 with assets including real estate and rents due and accrued.
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A. D
Fidelity and Casualty Company
New York
Tower of Insurance
North
Dakota
George F. Seward
Robt
J. Hillas
Princi
Cedar Street
N. Y
Averney
Murderers Holytrack Ireland Taken to Bismarck Prison
The quiet transfer from Fort Gates to Bismarck moved the confessed murderers Paul Holytrack and Philip Ireland to Burleigh county jail while George Defender remains at Fort Yates. Indian agent Major Cramelie faces critique as trial prospects loom with postponed preliminary examination until May 20. News also touches on unrelated geopolitical musings and local horse trading in Emmons county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Holytrack
Philip Ireland
Fort Gates
Bismarck
Shier
Charles Welsh
Cannonball Ferry
Hismarck
Burleigh County
George Defender
Fort Yates
Major Cramelie
Emmons
Armstrong
Winona
Steve Burke
Coudette
Justice Edick
They Rode the Goat At Woodmen Meeting
The Woodmen held a Saturday meeting at the schoolhouse with good attendance and three new initiates Tom Kelly Dan Boutillier and Francis Jaskowiak. During the initiation the goat chewed up two or three feet of Frank’s name. The camp plans to begin building its ball building soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
Tom Kelly
Dan Boutillier
Francis Jaskowiak
Frank
Change of Ministers Comes to Winona Visit
The Rev William May newly assigned by the Methodist conference to Williston was in town last Friday en route to his new post He is an ordained minister and offers to perform marriages with extra frills at Winona for couples seeking a ceremony beyond a justice of the peace S
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William May
Winone
Gooderham
Williston
May
Justice-Shop
Winona
Public Feed Mill Ad Claims Ready Grinding Service
Public notice announces a feed mill ready to grind any grain in shat-cless form with corn shelled aid. Signed by M. Ross, listing Williamsport, North Dakota, as the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Ross
Williamsport, N. D
In Town and Out With Many Visitors and Movements
A long list of arrivals, visits, and local notes from Williamsport, including Jack Perry selling horses in the north east, Wescotts at the county seat, Ed Siebert and Billy Thompson in town, and other residents from Exeter, South Prairie, Glanavon, and Winona. Mentions of wolf hides for bounty, a phonograph, and community events. church services, school hiring delays, Woodmen dancing, and local curiosities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. D. Smith
Taipe
Billy Thompson
Winona
Billy
Ferdinand Wildeman
George
Selz
Ceat
James Parker
Winchester
Ole Thompson
Eumons
Father Clement
Bismarck
Klapprich
Williamsport
Pat Foley
Tokua
Mont
Glendive
Ben Corbin
Ben
Burge & Carmichael
Arend Hasper
Westfield
Supt
Kuiper and
Wieger Redenburg
Woman Fatally Uses Carbolic Acid In Winona
At Winona last Saturday night about 10 o clock Lizzie Zim, wife of a soldier helper at the post blacksmith shop, swallowed carbolic acid after telling her husband he would lose her. She stayed conscious for five minutes and died within half an hour. She appeared to be between 25 and 80, with impaired intellect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winons
Lizzie Zim
Post
Lizzie
Seation Laws Reduced to Fifty Cents for Settlers
The popular edition cuts from $1 to 50 cents inviting every settler to own a copy. The county will soon be full of self built attorneys as laws bite when you face arrest for off season gopher snaring or other unknown crimes, driving you to the Record office for four bits of printed law.
Jury panel named for next term opens June first
A list of forty eight jurors drawn to serve at the upcoming term of court was announced. The session begins Tuesday at 2 p m following a drawing conducted last Saturday evening by the treasurer, the auditor and the clerk of court, with the sheriff absent. The names include Buckley Ed, Mattison Martin, Baker Wesley, Millenaar Joho, Burbage John, McIntyre Chas, Barker 620 W, Perry John, Backhaus Herman, Parker James, Curley Chas, Roop J L, Colville Wm Rabenburg John, Campbell E C, Ryckman Fletcher, Cook Ed, Ryckman Thos, Cleverings W, Robinson J H, Cornell Robinson J A, Derr Wao M, Blaiter Albert, Dickson Robert, Sherman N L Ells Walter W, Sites David Green Martin, Savage OS Herolz H J, Seeley A &, House Albert, Thompson Ole, Jackson John, Van Beek Henry, Lawler T E, Vikee Hans O, Loutzenhiser Jacob, Vetsch John, Macnider Wm, Walker F D, Mahaney M Wright 8 F, McTaggart Wm, Wescott J W, McGinness A, Wilson Wiley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckley
Mattison
Martin
Baker
Wesley
Millenaar
Joho
Burbage
John
McIntyre
Chas
Barker
Perry
Backhaus
Herman
Parker
James
Curley
Roop
J. L
Colville
Rabenburg
Campbell
E. C
Ryckman
Fletcher
Cook
Thos
Cleverings
Robinson
J. H. Cornell
J. A
Derr
Wao
Blaiter
Albert
Dickson
Robert
Sherman
N. L. Ells
Walter W
Sites
David Green
Savage
OS Herolz
H. J
Seeley
House
Thompson
Ole
Jackson
van Beek
Henry
Lawler
T. E. Vikee
Hans O
Loutzenhiser
Jacob
Vetsch
Macnider
Walker
F. D
Mahaney
M Wright
McTaggart
Wescott
J. W
McGinness
Wilson
Wiley
Notice of Examination at Winook North Dakota
Notice announces the regular examination on Friday May 28 1807 at 8 in the morning at Winook North Dakota. Those wishing to teach in summer must attend. no more permits will be issued until August. Applicants should bring writing materials. John Kuiper, County Superintendent.
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Winook
N. D
Jonn Kuiper
Co. Supt
Capture of August Norman Near Larimore Disturbs Grand Forks
The record reports August Norman, accused killer of the Hilletead children near Larimore in Grand Forks county, was captured in Townesay about 130 miles from the crime scene. A social notice advertises a promenade dance at Hotel Lee in Emmonsburg this evening. Birth notices list twins born May 10 1897 in Bismarck to Mr and Mrs William Raven of Emmons county and a son born May 13 1897 in Williamsport to Mr and Mrs John Yorgensen of Williamsport neighborhood. genders of the Raven twins undisclosed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Norman
Hilletead
Larimore
Grand Forks County
Towners
Bismarck
William Raven
Emmons County
John Yorgensen
Williamsport
Castoria and farming echoes from Williamsport ND note
A Williamsport North Dakota reader, Robert Dickson, recalls giving Castoria to his family from infancy to motherhood and compares it to being ready to grind feed at four cents per bushel, reflecting rural life and product familiarity.
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Robert Dickson
Williamsport
N. D
Anoka City Lots for Farm Lands Exchange Offer
Anoka Minnesota listing from D Surras seeks to exchange city lots for Emmons county farm lands. Offers liberal deal with clear property and taxes paid. Also notes three good spans of horses.
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D. Surras
Williamsport
N. D
Anoka
Minn
Emmons County
Hawns
Notice of cattle herd sale and business closure
The undersigned sells cattle to herd for the season with a short horn bull joining the herd. Terms are 75 cents. G. M. Manpico advertises good range and ample water. Also notice of older couple closing hotel business and suspending operations on the road due to age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandigo
G. M. Manpico
Around the County notes calm in Emmons area
Miss Elia Spicer, recently ill, is convalescing slowly. Rev. Reed and family visit Fort Yates, plan to attend Congregational associations at Vermillion and Santee agency, two weeks away. Rev. May preaches intro sermon to large crowd and will move to Wtoona this week. Local officials inspect lynching debate, aiming for cautious restraint. A Fort Yates bicycle party visits Vanderbilt and sees friends. Beef contract at Fort Yates to be bid today. Town sees busy blacksmith Alex Duncan sharpening plow lays and repairing bicycles. Mrs Evans injured when horse bolts. others shaken but fine. Funds for mat route between Winona and Dale approved with semi-weekly service start July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elia Spicer
George Reed
Fort Yates
John McCrory
Eureka
la Grace
Mound City
Santee Agency
Congregational Association
State Association
Vermillion
May
Wtoona
Shier
Armstrong
Lynne
Winona
Vanderbilt
Andy Marsh
Johnoony Pratt
Emmons County
Thomas McCrory
Patrick Kinsella
Yates
Phil Ridley
Agency
Phil
R. A. Evans
R. W. Thompson
Horsehead
Walter Parkin
Dale
Weatfield
Asiat
Pleasant View Sunday School reorganizes in May 1897
Pleasant View Sunday School reorganizes with officers named Superintendent Mrs. Sarah A Geil assistant superintendent J N Roop secretary Judith Swenson treasurer Andrew Haan sen librarian Mrs Ida Savage chorister E S Savage organist Judith Swenson. Meeting sets 2 pm Sundays adopts David C Cook publications. Attendance 19 with $1.54 collected. May 9 1897 opening at 2 pm with song No 808 and Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah A. Gerl
J. N. Roop
Judith Swenson
Andrew Haansen
Ida Savage
E. 8. Savage
David C. Cook
Sarah A. Geil
E. F. Savage
F. Geil
Judith Ewenson
Banker Clark Ill Ozone Ill Tuesday Illness
Banker A. G. Clark was driven to Dr Schulz office after supper Tuesday evening his right hand numb and arm useless He improved Wednesday but worsened Thursday with the doctor by his side most of the night Doctors report congestion of the brain He is resting easier as we go to press
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Clark
Ozone
A. G. Clark
Dr. Schulz
Grand Ball Sponsored by Withfessport Camp at Williamsport
A grand ball under the auspices of Withfessport camp at 4906 Modern Woodmen of Aimes hosts a dance at the Williamsport school-house and nearby hotels. Attendances promised to ensure a joyful event with music and socializing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waar
Withfessport
Aimes
Williameport
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Webb Brothers
Frank G. Grambs
Henry W. Grambs
L. C. Green
Prop
Custer
Bismarckh
Groceri
Eral Store
W. L. Yeater & Co
E. E. Morris
Boots & Shoes
Fourth and Main Streets
Rce
Nor, Dak
H.L. Michelson
Bismarck, N. D
Meat Market
Buckeye
Mone
THE
First National Bank
Bismarck,n. D
Capital
General Banking
B. Lorres
F.D. Kauxparcx
W. A
M. Pre
Agelstant
Pioneer Cash Store
J.L. Boutillier
General Merchandise
Williamsport, N
Steele-Williamett
Teele
Willigmaport
Gull River
Bismarck, N
Joseph
Hare
Main Street
Co. B. Little
John P. Hoagland
Nordak
Society Notice
Jmodern Woodmen OF America
David J. Staples
Bernard Faymonville
William J. Dutton
Mornays
State of
Cossmissioner of
Segurance
Anly
Thes
Len
Eagh
Eeeen Et
Stax
T. H. Poors
B. Fancher
Mers Rane Ate
Emumeasui Tags
Aee Noterhonds
Coun Ve Cash de Sheart
Auseot
Total Assets
Peece
Total Recsipte
Ata
Holytrack
Standing Bear
Biemarck
Seo
Greece
Thessaly
Epirus
Leonidas
Themistocles
Times
Eureka Blade
C. A. Patterson
Messrs
Jack Perry
Arthur
Luther Wescott
Ed Siebert
Billsport
Messia
Paget
Cantwell
South Prairie Country
Hiram Scott
Exeter
Messra
C. O. Putnam
Lewis Doerschlag
Glanavon
Billy Campbell
H. H. Thurtle
Cherry Grove
H. W. Allen
D. Walker
L. A. Couch
Orlie
Remington
F. C. Walker
Cataract
Wis
Maggie Gibson
Sanders
Fuller
Walter Ells
Hampton
Ells
F. H. Dunbar
Nelson Newbury
Houston
Petit Jury
Hotel Lee
Emmonsaburg
Pitcher’s Castoria
Castoria
Pleasant View
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