Grand Army encampment in Washington marked by naval parade
National encampment draws large crowds with naval parade led by the Secretary of the Navy and Admiral Dewey. Grand Army procession features prominent veterans, with extensive decorations and a six hour march past. Washington and its sites attract visitors while a local alcohol case ends in discharge.
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Grand Army
Washington
Missouri
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Norfolk
Navy Yard
Marine Band
Admiral Dewey
United States
North Dakota
Ualso
Gove
Withitia
Richmond
Virginia
Old Dominion
Ashington
Capitol
White House
Washington Monument
Arlington Cemetery
Mount Vernon
Potomac
Tomb of Washington
Stewart
Pennsylvania
Chicson
San Fran
Pacific
Chicago
Peculiar Liquor Charge On Indian Reservation
U S Commissioner Lane in Linton heard a case against John Butcher and James Lowry on a charge of bringing intoxicating liquor onto the Standing Rock Indian reservation. The record mentions both prisoners endured unfortunate circumstances, with Butcher recently discharged from the army and Lowry described as having a troubled reputation amid local speculation.
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U. S
Lane
Linton
John Butcher
James Lowry
Bingenheimer
Standing Rock
Butcher
R. Lowry
Remarkable Paralysis Cure Reported From Liniment
Henderson Grimett of this place was stricken with partial paralysis and lost the use of one side. After two bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, he is nearly cured. The liniment is praised for sprains bruises and rheumatism and sold by W E Petrie, merchant, Linton North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henderson Grimett
Chamberlain
W. EB. Petrie
Linton
N. D
Accidents Reported in Braddock Neighborhood Runaway Team
The Braddock Republican notes a string of accidents as a team became uncontrollable while returning from Williamsport. McCarl and Miss Fehepon jumped out. Marquardt and Mrs. Betzer were thrown, with Betzer severely bruised and McCarl's arm sprained. Editor Thurston and O W Miller also had a smash up when a horse shied, the tongue dropped, and they were tossed. Only slight bruises are reported overall amid the mishaps and farm losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock Republican
Messrs
A. A. McCarl
Wm. Marquardt
Nettie Betzer
Miss Peaerson
Williamsport
Mr. McCarl
Fehepon
Mr. Marquard
Betzer
Davis
A Typical Senate African Store Run by O R Larson
O R Larson of Bay Villa Suidass River Cape Colony runs a rural store nine miles from the rail and twenty five miles from the town. He notes farmers within thirty miles patronize him and testify Chamberlain's remedies are valuable where a doctor's absence is common. Within a mile of the store about sixty people live, and in the last year fourteen have been cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Available for sale by W E Petrie Merchant Lin ton ND.
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Senate
Chamberlain
W. E. Petrie
Linton
Taken Up Heifer and For Sale Notice
One two year old red horned heifer with no brand is to be claimed by owner who must call and pay charges. Also for sale a well broken team of two geldings weighing about 200 pounds, listed as Fedor Iuvine of Linton North Dakota.
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Leonard
Pollock
Fedor Iuvine
Linton
N. D
Curran EE
Official Proceedings of Linon County Board Meeting
The board met on October 6 1903 at 2 PM with Alex Macdonald as chair and Ja Db Fischer and Wm Maxtor as members. They reviewed minutes from 1902 and a special meeting in September 1903, approved notices, and opened bids for lignite coal at $5 per ton delivered by November 4. A contract bond was authorized to ensure performance. The board planned an inspection day for bridges and adjourned to 4 PM on October 8 1903.
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Linon
Alex Macdonalds
Tid Ja
Db Fischer
Wm Maxtor
Toms
Count Gortantonors
Wnids
Follo Stephanus Li Khusper ‘Kraft
Bort
Chris
Wolfer
Wolfer’s i
Mosglon
Tw Board
Wetinesaity
Poor Board considers steel bridge project bid details
The Poor Board met at 9 am with all members present to discuss a steel bridge over a creek on the line between Crato Township 133. Bids were opened and evaluated for lumber, paving, and pipe work. the board contemplated awarding a contract and setting terms for materials and construction.
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Lisroy
N. D
Sore Ours Mont
Cratonship
Panne
Aera
Tlthe
Bnown
A. L
Farco Bridge
Pidenaoh
Tin
Mowaoh
Minny Sy Sootherth
Bes
County Board Actions Detail Tax, Bridge, and Election Moves
The board directs transfer of unexpended emergency funds to the bridge fund and orders taxes payable at the County Treasurer's office in Linton. Appointments update election inspectors across precincts, and bids for a steel span over Spring Creek are invited with a deadline. Audits approve district fiscal reports and numerous payroll and service expenditures.
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Mirell
J. B. Brock
Wm. Raven
Linton
N. D
Vyarsdneles
Cherry Grove
North Dakota county board sets tax sale and highway plans
The Emmons County board met with all members present and ordered the publication of the sale of delinquent real estate for 1901 taxes in the Emmons County Record. They contracted janitorial aid for winter and approved road works including a bridge repair and a graded highway petition across Long Lake Creek. The board scheduled hearings and adjourned to November 10, 1902, with various petitions to establish highways in sections 9–10, 2, 14, and 1. Bills for services and salaries were approved.
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Linton
N. D
Cranty
Emmons County Record
W. UH. Johnson
Wallie Eyes
Ue Jn
St Toux Payers
Township LY
Baxter
A. A. Armstrong
Long Lake Creek
Minneapolis, le Paul and
Ste. Saint Marie Ralway Company
Ient Livouth
Standnock Stockards
Theorth
Braddock
Cody
Ita
Loven
Abe
Bork P
County Auditor's Office
Ull
Eerie
Une
Ny Norihn
Toma Pede
Nein
M. D
Soguthor
Potinions Wits of Service of
Notite
Boand
Vioo
N.10
Eh LM. A. Armstrong
Alex Macdonald
Wu. Baxter
Pem
Blonday
Ge. Benoitz
Qounty
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EF. H. Cotton
General Merchandise
Braddock, Nordak
Jones Bro
Postoffice Building
Linton, N. D
Cive
Linton, North Dakota
Nis
Semling
Bismarck
Gayton
Cannon Ball
Jim,eagh
Fast Yates
aBee
Bhp SE Teas
Aortas
Cee Lagrippe
H.W Barkee
Catarrk
Christ
Wolfers
D. R. Streeter
Pioneer Journal of
Fort Yates
Mr. L
Lowry
Firgo
Binton
Uporth
G. J. Stout
Fargo
Gen. Weekes
Board of County Commissioners
Emmons County
the Bakker
Amend Hollaur
Peter W.green
Union
Hobkirk
Wellover- Inga
Glanavon
Stephens Gylle
Wim. Cotvale
Burr Oak
Boutis
Robert Buchmann
Glencoe
View Koben Buehunuwe
Accross Spring Creek
Cross Spring Creek
Jinton
D.G. Bites
James Burl
Henry Kartu
Clerk of District Court
Billy
W. J. Thurston
Legal Publications
Emmons County Advocate
Arthur Pitts
Board of In
Chris Bow
A. Mieier
G.A. Herulz
Con Cuross Socevases
Cors
Pagel
JG. Pitts
Ter Kraft
Insanity Board
Geo. W. Lynn
Chuarters
Lee Ceeee
Viatterson
P. B. Schweitzer
Jonn Kulper
G. A. Herolz
U. Lee
Justices of the Peace
Wits
McKay
T. V. Lee
FE Shepard
Constable's
So'clock
Laue
Linton, Nortis Dakota
Deather
Fred Jundge, JR
Strahorn-Hatton-Evans Commission Company
Union Stock Yards
Tll
Nop. Anderson, Gwe Murray
Seeley & Wescott
Linton House
H. N. Turner, Prop
IQ. Adams
A.W. Fims
GW. Morrow
J. B. Martin
C. W. Muckler
Saldés Department
Adams
Morrow Land Co
Emmons
N. DP
Adams-Morrow Land CO
Eureka, S. D
New Town
Strasburg
Strasburg Bazar
Emmons County Land Office
Edward Braddock
Linton, N.D
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