True reason behind calls for Governor Pierce removal
A North Dakota debate questions why Bismarck Journal and Steele Ozone push removing Governor Pierce. editors claim reform seeks an honest, capable leader, not partisan gain. points out cross state political loyalties and endorsements influence a Democratic territory’s future.
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Bismarck Journal
Steele Ozone
Pierce
North Dakota
North
Cleveland
Dakota
South Dakota
Pierce Free Press
South
Capital Bee
Free Press
Ziebach
Pierre
North Dakota’s political future in a Republican era
The article argues against arguments that Dakota should wait for Democratic guardianship before statehood. It cites many Union veterans and their families in Dakota, claiming the territory will remain aligned with Republican strength despite calls for delayed admission. It notes the Northwest’s temperate climate for Bourbon growth and overall political mood.
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Dakota
Northwest
Political Forecast on Republican Rise in the West
The text argues that settlement will overcome Texas influence and Republicans will dominate the Northwest. It claims democracy cannot source timber there, predicts growing Republican strength, and dismisses Bourbonism. It alleges Democrats must rely on intimidation of Black voters in the South and aid from a violent New York faction.
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Northwest
Democratic Party
South
New York City
Millinery Sale at H R Mead Co in Bismarck
Goods of every kind cheaper than ever at H R Mead & Co. in Dakota Block. The sale features Bismarck Children’s Jersey Caps 50c to 1.00, Felt Caps 90c, Trimmed Hats 1.00 to 1.50, Ready Trimmed Hats 1.50 to 2.00, Beaded Bonnets 5.00, Pattern Hats 4.50 to 10.00, Birds Tips and Plumes cheap, Wings 15c to 1.00. Next ten days discounts beat Chicago and New York prices. cash plan and no standard millinery prices.
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Bismarck
Chicago
New York
Dakota Block
Dak
D. T
Willey
Missouri Slope
Dakota
Pennsylvania
Williamsport
McKenzie
J. B. Brock
J. B
J. W. Clarke
Nature
Chicago Inter Ocean
Pat Conan
George Gussder
Main Street
Nathaniel Preso
Misterias
Fourth Street
Is & Bakery
Prespo
Winona Times
Thanksgiving Evening Plans Stir Community Debate
A local notice discusses last week’s misreported plan for Thanksgiving activities. The Record now notes a supper or sociable may occur, with expected good attendance and a cheerful mood. The piece defends dancing as harmless joy and questions opposition as excessive scruple.
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Golden Gate
Lawless Week in Winona Prompts Jail Push
The Winona outbreak of gambling and rowdy conduct spanned two or three days, filling residents with fear of stray bullets and drunken crowds. The Bismarck Journal urges a village charter and a jail at the county seat to restore peace, praising respectable citizens and condemning the hoodlums and disorder.
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Winona
Bismarck Journal
Dakota
Emmons
Newspapers Aid Progressive Farmers and Stockmen
The Northwest farmers and stockmen are urged to read and subscribe to agricultural papers. The Northwestern Farmer and Breeder from Fargo is offered free to old Kroon subscribers and new subscribers who pay a year in advance. Address Edward A. Webb in Fargo or contact Recomp at Buchanan, Dak., for details and free samples.
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Fogies
Ne’er-Do-Wells
Merren Farma
Fargo, Oak
Northwest
Kroon
Edward A. Webb
Fargo
Northwestern
Recomp
Buchanan, Dak
H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Reading Circle meets to discuss Lady of the Lake canto
The Reading Circle met Thursday evening at Mr. Armstrong's office to read the second canto of the Lady of the Lake. The group adjourned to meet again on Thursday December 8 at Squirt Campbell's residence. The writer notes the society should have a large membership and good attendance.
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Squirt Campbell
Williamsport
Squire Campbell
Parker & Parkes
Bismarck
Dak
S. E. Kurtz
Dickens
E. P. Roe
Bismarck, Dak
W. M. Baker
Philip Alexander
Southworth
Oak
J. Brady
Main Street
Reading Circle Welcomes Members and Visitors
Those who attended found the sessions pleasant and instructive. Everyone within convenient distance should attend the fortnightly meetings. The Williamsport Reading Circle is a public nonprofit founded to meet a community need and welcomes the public as permanent members or visitors.
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Wlliamsport Reading Circle
Man delays fire breaks while prairie blaze nears Dakota stacks
A Dakota resident Oliver Carson ignores repeated warnings to build a firebreak delaying action until a neighbor’s warning and smoke force a rush to save his wheat stacks. The near disaster ends with saved buildings and a sharp rebuke to his procrastination.
Migratory Birds Move On From Dakota Summers
At this season the local Da kota actual residents who stay only in summer prepare to depart for warmer states. If any could secure an office here they would claim permanent residence. The Washburn Times notes this trend as birds migrate.
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Washburn Times
First Dakota Winter and Cabin Life in Harsh Lands
The piece notes that permanent dwellings in distant regions let the dry cold be kept out more easily than in the damp south. Early settlers endure rough, hastily built shacks during Dakota's first winter but gain independence and comfort in a few years, keeping settlers content.
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Witder
Dakota
Couldn't Make a Pair of Boots
A middle aged man seeks work at an evening paper. Asked what he can do he offers to write leading articles then reading articles. He admits no newspaper experience and quips he has worn boots since age four, then vanishes.
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New York Tribune
Livona Cowboy E A Lilly Returns With New Sombrero
Epinions County cowboy E A Lilly, famed as the wild unbridled figure of Livona, arrives in the city again. His recent visit showcases a new sombrero and a full month's beard while highlighting Livona cattle ranch wealth and county pride in Emmons.
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Epinions
E. A. Lilly
Livona
Emmons
Bismarck
Recoup reports rising delinquent subscriptions
The Recoup notes a lively rate of payments over the past week and two weeks with several subscribers paying up to date and a year in advance. About a dozen new subscribers joined in a fortnight, all paying in advance, securing the Northwestern Farmer and Breeder free for a year and the Farmer.
Fine Millinery Promotion At Local Shop In Bismarck
After a thrashing season and a magnificent grain yield, farmers are urged to thank their wives and daughters by visiting Miss K Brady on Main Street next to Capital National Bank in Bismarck and buying millinery.
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Bismarck
K. Brady
Main Street
Capital National Bank
Lavon Correspondence Highlights Local Thanksgiving Spirit
Correspondent notes a brand-new mail wagon bringing comfort to Emirons County as Thanksgiving approaches. Visitors from Livotta to Bishiatek include Moses Beaudi and Charles McIntyre, with local goodwill shaping the week.
Beware of Soleri Papers Sold to Briggs Shelly
Warning from Williamsport parties about valuable papers and notes handled by Briggs and Shelly. Caution urged over potential loss or misappropriation of documents in local dealings.
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Soleri
Williamsport
Briggs & Shelly
School No 1 Evening Entertainment at Williamsport
Next Saturday at 7:30 an entertainment will be held at the Williamsport school-house by pupils of School No 1. The program includes music declamation and recitations and the public is invited. Miss Yeater especially wishes the parents of the scholars to attend.
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Temperance Society
H. A. Armstrong
E. F. Connor
Ella Yeater
Bertha Packer
E. Wood
Williamsport
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