Prohibition report and county offices rise in Kansas and Canada
The Canadian prohibition investigators say prohibition fails in Kansas and cannot be enforced in Canada. New law schedules county superintendent and auditor elections and seating with other officers, though auditors should serve last. The Record praises Marshal Cronan and deputies for courage in Turtle Mountain, notes the Forum's Byron fragment, and comments on fishing laws and flag display in schools.
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Kansas
Canada
Rail commission visits missing for Merriam on the Sea
The piece notes dates for railroad commissioners to various stations but omits Merriam on the Sea. It laments Muscovite thistles on the grade and urges an immediate pull. It also critiques the Supreme Court's income tax ruling and praises Chicago Civic Federation efforts in employment and land rental programs.
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Merriam-on-the-Sea
Chicago
Civic Federation
Bureau of Transportation and Labor
Emmons County
John Wisher
Bureau of Labor and Transportation
The
Lll
Attorney General Opinion on County Commissioner Bond Requirement
Assistant Attorney General Puiterier writes that newly elected county commissioners must give bonds starting July 1, 1895, and that current office holders are not required to bond during their term because the law has no emergency clause and lacks retroactive effect. The bond must be filed with the district court clerk.
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Emmons County
Philbrick
Brismarck
D. R. Streeter
Williamsport
N. D
Joan F. Puiterier
Soft Maples Planted in Richmond County
Mr. W E Wineburg of Richmond Indiana sends soft-maple seeds to the Record with planting instructions. He advises seed end down, water to sprout, straw mulch for winter, and notes Norway maples may follow. The seeds have been planted and will be tended, but the editor fears soft maples may need overcoats in this climate.
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W.E. Wineburg
Richmond
Ind
North Dakota Man Found Guilty in Winona Assault Case
The State of North Dakota v August Bens ends with a guilty verdict in Winona Justice Southwick’s court after a jury of eleven convicts its outcome. Prosecutor Parker faced by two counties while witnesses for both sides testified. Bens was fined 28 dollars plus costs and the case is appealed to the district court.
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M. Mahaney
al. Honstain
Thomas Jones
Roy Carley
J. W. Henderson
Geo. Burge
Chas, Starr
John Barty
N. F
Johnson
Rufus Dean
L. Gray
Mrs. Cole
Jacob Raymond
J. M. Tramel
Cal. Wilson
Disstrict
Parker
DeGraff
Bismarck
Grand Forks Herald
Atty
Gen
Cowan
Leonard
Grand Forks
North Dakota
Coxey
Daniels
Lakota Herald
Bens
Emmons County
Standing Rock
Muench
Emmonsburg
Frank Jaszkowiak
Frank
Fourth of July weather and local notices mix in brief
Readable fragments show references to Memorial Day plans in Winona, a frost affecting crops, local harvest notes, wolf bounty rules, and community notices from Emmons county and Bismarck. The column mentions deaths, visits, and local business ads amid regional railway and convention details.
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Rush
Bissmarck
Bertha Packer
Montana
Mary A. Thurber
Guy
Custer Post
Winona
John R. Edick
F. H. Dunbar
Hampton
Williamsport
James L. Clark
Richville
Logan County
Dawson
Malfour
Balfour
W. 8. DeGraff
DeGraff
Emmons
Local Grocer Ad Lists Prices for Meat and Pickles
Gassner's advertises fresh pork chops and steaks eight cents per pound or eight pounds for twenty five cents. Boiling beef eight to five cents per pound. beef roast six to ten. shoulder chuck steak two hundred? and round steak seven to ten. Veal six to ten. mutton six to ten. corned beef eight. Pickles and Chow-Chow in pint to quart bottles. half gallon bottles. Cash buyers, first class goods, highest market price for fat stock. Farmers urged to bring in stock.
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Gassner’s
Gronch Gussner
Bismarck
N. D
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Java
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Custer Hotel
L. A
Tier
W.L. Yeater & Co
Williamsport, N. D
1Uis Larson
Aqoved
LeGraff
Ioes
Oagland “Elder
J.L. Boutillier
Steele-Williamsrt
Williams
I. OC. DeGraff
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Oolen Mills
Grand Forks, N. D
Capital National Bank
United States
Europe
S. M. Pye
C. B. Little
Gull River
Will
Oscar H. Will
W. H. DE Craff
Dakota
Bismance, N. D
Preangis Jaszkowiak
Jason
Buchanan Valley
Advaces
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Rome
H. W. Grambs
Sheridan House
Stickney
North Side
R.A
Steele, N. D
Ayer
G. N
Byron
Forum
Missouri River
Campbell
Foster County
United States Supreme Court
L. Boutilier
Ngee
J. Just
Grandma Chapman
W. L. Yeater & Co
James Corbin
Beaver Teek
Gussner’s
Biemarck
California
Eastern
Gussner
Bisuparck
Gassner
Eureka
Steve Fischer
St. Paul
J. W. Mahin
New Rockford
Fred Maas
Donnelly
Richards
Maas
Jacob Ouwersloot
John van Diest
John Dyk
Washington
la Moure Chronicle
Record
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Times
Cherry Grove
Charlie Allen
Harmie
Gobbylans
District Court
Thomas Ryat
Jamestown
Fargo
Great Northern
Chics
Milwaukee
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