Tax insurgent band attacks state Republican party
A fragment from a 19th century style column recounts a so called insurgent group led by Winship and several named figures, including Willy Moffet and Jimmy Anderson, accusing the GOP of strife. It notes Dick Copeland and a Williston Graphic connection, plus a dental-like anecdote about Tribune finances and a far flung South Dakota joke about a jealous husband, ending with garbled text.
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Republican Party
Winship
People
Willy Moffet
Jimmy Anderson
Dick Copeland
Williston
Mclean County
The
Tribune
Leghorn
Leslie
South Dakota
Various Towns and People Across Regions in Briefs
Glanavon resident G W Tracy and banker Campbell of Mound City visited. Ells plan to move to Kingsbury county in place of Minnesota. Eugene Waldroff witnessed Holy Track testimony. Immigrant families from Australia arrive in Emmons county, North Dakota. Editorial urges respect for privacy. Irish Catholic girls arriving in New York prompt Western marriage jokes. Hammer theft case ends with jail suspension. Name pronunciations and spelling debates in Emmons county. Death of Parish New York resident John Wilcox at 88. Deaf mute couple shared long life in Parish. Wolves bounty debate in Emmons county. local appeals to restore bounty. Correspondent reports wolf hunts near Bismarck and school safety concerns. Tree dealer Sherman Monson travels Emmons county area selling stock. Subscribers urged to read Eureka Post.
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Kingsbury County
Minn
Ells
Eugene Waldroff
Holy Track
War
Eureka Post
Emmons County
N. C
Ocean
Aberdeen
New York
North Dakota
Greeley
Merchant Yeater
Skeedad
Jakob Glasser
Glasser
Squire Edick
Parish
Syracuse
New York Institute For
Susan Slade
North Penfield
N. Y
George Pond
Richland
Fowlered
Chas. H
North Daxota
Church of A Beas
Siecesit Eleasant
McKinley
Lease of Northern Pacific lands for hay and grazing
The Northern Pacific Railway Company invites bids for hay and grazing permits in Emmons county. Permits issued to the first satisfactory bidder until July 1, 1897. Money with bid. if not accepted, funds returned. List of lands in Emmons county with permits loaned up to May 7.
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Northern Pacific Lahord
Emmonstone
Northern Pacific Railway
Compan
Spereon
Emmons County
Emmons County Dance Etiquette Sparks Name Debate
The Woodmen's dance sold 53 tickets and the Emmons county party reported 9 dances. The city editor laments urban pretensions while critics urge proper names and local customs. The piece notes how tickets grant square-dance seating by number and critiques sheriff name pronunciation.
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Jimmy Foley
Bismarck Tribune
Billsport
Tribune 9. O
Emmons
Wogansport
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