Indian crossing fears rise over Standing Rock conflicts
A 1897 letter from Acting Indian Commissioner Smith to the Secretary of the Interior warns that there is little power to stop Indians crossing the Missouri River from Standing Rock. It cites county fears in Emmons and North Dakota, pleas to bar Indians, and argues against confinement to reservations. Liquor control and legal rights for travel are noted amid potential clashes.
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Fort Yatea
Smith
Secretary of the Interior
Harsbrough
Roach
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
Missouri
North
South Dakota
Department of the Interior
Office of Indian Affairs
Washington,d.c
Hansbrough and Roach
North Dakota
Standing Rock
Department
U. S. Indian
United States
Crook
Indian Territory
Dillon
U.S
Standing Rock Agency
Holytrack
Ireland
Pierre and Coudotte
Emmons
Madagascar
Beaver Union
G. A. Herols
Winchester
Etata Unis d' Amerique
America
Ander
Dearriend
Big Sea
Walt
Jesus
Madesatcar
Leone
Ghey
M. E. Pastor
Musdon Hormegioa
Mandan Times figure hounded by editorials in Mandan row
A boisterous Mandan party press scene is sketched with references to a loud Mandan Times figure and a Pioneer-linked editor. The piece lampoons political trades, tax battles with railroad interests, and local press feuds in Emmons county. It notes a birth in Lisbon and a Michigan-style travel update, ending with Melbourne Standard praise for Consul-General Bray and a query about Willie’s growth.
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Mandan
The
Times
Pioneer
Bismarck
Pound
Hamilton
Giasticutis and
Galoot
Ferrald
Prepare for Winter at W J Yaarma Co
W J Yaarma & Co advertises large stock of Brenkets Fur Blanket-Lined Duck Clothing and horse blankets, plus cheap canned goods. Seven pounds of Package Coffee and seven silver spoons offered for $3 this week. Emphasizes stocking up for winter.
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W. J. Yaarma & Co
Fragmented religious meditation on death and eternity
Fragmentary text from a Fargo Record page reflects meditations on God’s eternity, the infinite past, and death. It ponders fear of death, divine mercy, and the soul’s ascent toward the Father, implying a devout, contemplative tone.
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Margaret Yeater
Fargo
God
Deatt
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