Our Bismarck Directory shines for Emmons County merchants
The RECORD promotes Emmons County interests with a detailed guide to Bismarck firms. It lists advertisements from banks, hardware, clothing, groceries, lumber, furniture, clothing houses, dry goods, mills, hotels, laundries, livery, harness, guns, and many other local providers. The directory urges residents to patronize these businesses when in the capital.
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Bismarck
Emmons County
Veenee R . Davis
Fort & Fort
Hollemback & Wright
Harvey Harris
John E. Carland
N. Hunt
M. J. Dgerly
John A. Stovell
Capital National
Bismarck National
Mellon Bros
J. D. McDonald
Boots and Shores
Hi, Marshall
W. Braithwaite
Boston Shoe Store
Wm. H. Trumbull
Edick Bros
Alfred Cressy
M. Eppinger
St. Paul
David Goodman
le Lee & Co
Parker & Parkes
Frank
L. D. Judkins
Louis C. Pettit
William A. Bentley
D. Kendrick
C. H. Phelps
E. L. Strauss & Bro
H. H. Day
Better Times for the Slope in Bismarck Boom
In Bismarck the city looks livelier with farmers in town and grain wagons at the mill. Merchants report improving business and workers busy, while new buildings rise. The shift from East-reliant trade to local production boosts circulation as Emmons county, Williamsport, and Glencoe show rapid agricultural growth and expanding fences.
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Bismarck
Emmons County
Williamsport
Glencoe
Bismarck Business Mans
A Week’s Vacation Seen as Remedy for Local Farmers
The piece urges the city to let the man take seven days off to tour surrounding farming regions. It argues that crops produced locally and in the slope offer no bright future unless public spirit and liberality support Bismarck’s business community, warning hard times hit everyone if the region stalls.
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Bismarck
Emmons county jail site critique praised by district ally
The public notice defends Williamsport as county seat and lauds Commissioner Childs. It argues against critics, asserts local farming strength, and emphasizes dedication to producers across Emmons county while opposing out of town bias in jail plans.
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Emmons County
D. T
Williamsport
Aaid County
Douglas & Co
Winona
Board of Commissioners of
Thomas Parks
Willamstong
Monnday
James 8. Gayton
R. W. Childs
W. L. Weater
Alex. McKenzie
Charles H. Bumstead
District Court of
Emmone
F. Willson & Co
Horsehead
Long Lake Creeks
Jawad
Fort Yates
Missouri River Sail and Improvement Company
Manx
Board of Commissioners
Emmons
Dakota free farms lure Home seekers with promise of independence
The Record hail Dakota as the land of health good schools and profitable farming urging Emmons county residents and subscribers in the States and Canada to move now before free farms end next spring. It touts healthy climate rising railroads good crops and rapid settlement as reasons to act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Emmons County
Uncle Sam
Dakota
Worthy Official Seeks Reelect in Third District
An election will be held in the Third District on Tuesday, Nov. 8, to choose a County Commissioner as Mr. R. W. Childs term expires. The Winotin Times lauds Childs for faithful zeal in guarding Third District interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Childs
R. W. Childs
Commendable Enterprise Spurs New Brick Building in Bismarck
The Bismarck Tribune undertakes construction of a brick building, hailed as a credit to the city and Missouri Slope. The editorial lauds public spirited effort as a catalyst for renewed confidence and prosperity. The note adds the first territorial fair at Huron was a success.
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Bismarck Tribune
Missouri
Tribune
Bismarck
Emmons County
Huron
Winchester Correspondence Busy Autumn Happenings
N M Gillett returns from the Capital. Parker arrives from Des Moines. Road repairs completed by W J Kelley. Dean brothers building a frame house on claim 82 182 77. Mrs John Sinclair and Lizzie of Des Moines visiting Mrs Charles Parker. Winter preparations underway with stables and wood piles replenished. Local notes include drug ads, proverbs, and various town movements. Judge Dougherty dies, Dr Pettit may settle in Emmons.
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N. M. Gillett
Capital
John Parker
Des Moines
Iowa
W. J. Kelley
R. J
W. M. Dean
John Sinclair
Lizzie
Charles Parker
Jack Frost
Max
Bny
Bismarck
Messrs
R. H. Thistlethwaite
Geo. Walker
Worst
Armstrong
Condor
Williamsport
Ponder W. Braithwaite
Roker
Dunn & Co
Sheridan
Main Street
Gregory & Smith
Thrasher
Buchanan's Valley
Whitt
J. Brady
Pettit
William M. Pye, Jr
Emmons
Biemarcg
Dann & Co
R. L. Durant & Co
Fourth Street
Duk
Castor
Reading Circle
Attorney Armstrong
Thomas Herron
Pittsburg
Bismarck Tribune
J. G. Bentley
J. A. Cotton
Michael Rush
Mingusville
Mont
Attorney Herrick
Brook Farm
J. B
Yeater
George Dougherty
Glencoe notes from Recon correspondence
Oct. 12 report from Glencoe notes Tommy Sanders has a fine potato crop Aleck McDonald thrashing and also fine crop Mrs Sylvester Smith left for Missouri on Tuesday Dr L C Pettit visited Campbells on his way to Williamsport winter preparations underway Long Lake teams hauled dry wood Williamsport party to Long Lake for duck and goose hunting Good luck wishes from the correspondent.
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Tommy Sanders
Sylvester Smith
Missouri
Aleck McDonald
Aleck
L. C. Pettit
Campbells
Williamsport
Long Lake
Sruns
Delinquent Subscribers Offered Substantial Pay Plans
The American Farmer announces a renewal incentive offering delinquent subscribers a two dollar credit or extension by up to one year for bringing accounts up to date, and new subscribers can join with a twelve month advance payment.
Lost three year old bull prompt payment and retrieval
An under signer reports a three year old dark color bull missing for about two weeks. Owner must call to prove property, pay charges, and take the animal away. Frenerick Anoasr, Sec. 4, T. 136, R. 75.
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Frenerick Anoasr
The Fair Millinery Opens on Third Street
A new millinery shop named The Fair opened in Bismarck Dakota on Third street by Miss A. Kenney.
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Third Street
Bismarck
Dakota
8. A. Kenney
Frisby’s Corn-Killer and the Chicago Cottage Organ Co
An advertisement urges readers to notice Frisby’s Corn-Killer and promotes the Chicago Cottage Organ Company. It highlights the firm’s 800 organs per month capacity, global shipment reach, and reputation for quality, beauty, and reliability. Frisby’s Cottage Paints are offered at $1.15 per gallon with warranty.
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Chicago Cottage Organ Company
United States
Chicago Cottage Organ
Frisby
Fine Stock For Sale At Josgra Tarz Will iamaport
A brood mare about fifteen hands high and in good condition, a milch cow with strong dairy potential, and a pair of fine pigs are offered for sale by Josgra Tarz in Will iamaport.
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Good
Gene Milch
Josgra Tarz
Williamaport
Harvest praise for farmers wives and daughters visit to Bismarck
After harvest, the speaker honors farmers wives and daughters for their help in building new homes and urges readers to show appreciation by taking them to Bismarck and buying from Miss K Brady Mil Nuery on Main Street next to Capital National Bank.
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Bismarck
Mil Nuery
K. Brady
Main Street
Capital National Bank
Farmers Reach Conclusive Shift on Dakota Crops
A fragment from North western Farmer notes farmers in Hestayret conclude Téaq and more stock need not be raised in Dakota. They cite deaf experience and expect two or three years of crop diversification to enrich the territory’s prairies and boost farmer prosperity.
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Dakota
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C. S. Weaver
Edwards & Bralford
Jefferson & Kasson
Dak
Ever
Emons
M, Wick
City Hall
Keer & Nea N. Dunkleberc
Bismarck Lumber ‘Co
Fulli
Hawnvd
Sissing Ball
Kota
H.a.armstrong
Eproc
Mae
Raoullivan
Frank Sullivan
Eorge Dougherty
Williar
Ernic Jones
Wagonmaker
Meigs
D.R. Streeter
Ofice
The
Record
Missouri Slope
D. A. Tyler
Hazard Powder Co
Bismarck, Dakota
Fashionaber Boot and Shoe Maker
Meigs Street
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Cleveland
Evogn Pus. Co
Coftdoo
Publ
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Tornado
Yveater
Joseph Hare & CO
Bismargre
Io North Fifth
A.jh. Suller
Peacher
E T. Herrice
Aay Hiomaport
D. Dn
Bismarck Steam
Fifth Street
Bismarck, Dak
of Scarland
Iona
Stoxell
Rooma Meestwe
Grifin
D.T
M. Had Oerly
Atomer
Ani Bae
D. Peitit
Dakota Block
W. Bringhurst
Joan Oembere
John
Hollembaek
Ollembaek & Wright
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First National’ S
Illiam A. Bentley
Pach
U. 8
Pension Durgerenaas
Y. Williamson
Arrosnny-At
Biewance, Dai
Harris
Real Estats
Brokm
Bussey Place
L. Koker
Pacific Hotel
Fourth St
Oak
Louis Peterson
Frank J. Mason
Mason & Conover
Postoffice News Depot
Hird and
Rosser Street
Bismarck, D, T
the Board of Commissioners of
Emmoms' County
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Id’ and
Wm. Y. Wade
Spe
George Irly
Applien
Wh.worst
Inspecti F Schools
Corre Bnonilanoae
Et al
John Yegen
George Walker
D. R. Streeter
Sporn
ptRe Board
General County
Ena Auewea
L. Yeater
Aseter
B. Gayton
B. T. Herrick
W. Childs
Ostobe
James B, Gayton
Tilpuas Pans
Winchester
Kkconp
Wincarster
Ohio
Judge Dougherty
Frank Frisby
Joseph Tupe
N. H. Day
Herrick
Northern Pacific
New York
Miss Kenney
Third
Roop
H.R. Mead & Co
Lizzie Tape
Wagner
Sterling
Germania
George
Joseph Tape
Mit- Uestedter
Jacob Kaulberer
McIntosh County
McIntosh
Dahl Bros
Miss Connor
Poco
Connor
Miss C
E. J. Worst
Davenport
Davy Crockett
Coon
Bao
Aircorp
Iglencoe
Kine Millinery
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