North Dakota district leans Republican in county results
Reports show the 36th senatorial district voting strongly Republican with Emmons McIntosh Kidder and Logan totaling 1 119 to 177. The 26th district also backs Republicans with Emmons 408 McIntosh 876 Kidder 256 Logan 79. Delegates for the next convention will reflect senator Worst’s vote.
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Emmons
McIntosh
Kidder
Logan
North Dakota
Emmons, McIntosh, Kidder and
Logea
Worst
Emmons County
Local Dry Goods and Gents' Furnishings Sale Near Holland
I Buompena announces a dry goods and gents furnishings sale at low prices in Holland Settlement and southern Emmons on about October 21, with a complete stock available.
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Holland Settlement
Emmons
I. Buompena
Notice of sale and livestock listing in Dakota notices
A damaged notice describes a black mare aged about twelve, thin and blind in one eye, with culling advised. It mentions a stage barn sale opening Sept 20 at J J Canmu in Bismarck, and lists three cows with a steer and a yearling colt for sale by Josera Callawar in Township 187 Range 76.
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Owniet
Peter FaRuwis
Township
Nauge
J. J. Canmu
Bismarck
Dak
Josera Callawar
Dawson Mill offers wheat pricing and flour guarantees
J Dawson Thompson of the Dawson mill invites farmers to sell wheat at market price or have it found for 80 cents a bushel. The mill guarantees 50 pounds of flour and feed or grinding services. The Dawson mill is famed for its flour quality. Also DeGraff's reports 05,000 worth of clothing just received.
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Bismarck Roller
Mills Russell, Miller & Co
Propr’s
Eloun
Climax
M Shinee
Sarah Eat
Clare
Northern
Dawson Mill
J. Dawson Thompson
DeGraff's
On the Town A mix of visitors and local notes in Williamsport
A bustling stream of brief items from Williamsport and surrounding areas notes visits by Sheriff McGee, Prof Keim, and doctors, along with several residents traveling to Eureka, South Dakota, and Nebraska. Local commerce includes DeGraff's bargain sales and John Jennings's Lone Star sign.
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DeGraff's
Mr. Massey
Burleigh County
Emmons
DeGraff
Martin van Flynk
Bakker Township
Sam Cummins
Beaver Creek
Burns
Menoken
Williamsport
Charles 8. Lane
Mandan
Waterbury
Eureka
Hampton
Henry Shide
Nebraska
Yeater
South Dakota
Carl Goodrich
Cherry Grove
Northwest
Bismarck
George Jennings
Exeter Notes and Local Updates in Beccan Correspondence
Dry fall weather limits plowing in Exeter county area. Mr and Mrs Braddock and Mrs Malette with Mr Parker visit. Thompson family to Wisconsin for winter. Deer seen near Brown and Swartz farms. Horses found after disappearance. Garry preaches at Exeter. Marriages planned for Fischer and Sanger kin. Community supper raises over 50 dollars aiding Glencoe church. Local business visits from Bates Buckley and plans to add Campbell Scott stock. Big Muddy low, alkali jokes aside.
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Exeter
Beccan
Braddock
Garry
Anton Fischer
Michael Sanger
Glencoe
Bismarck
Mencken
Messrs
Bates
Buckley
Emmons County
Missouri
Campbell & Scott Ranch
Joan Barleycorn
George Pitcher
South Dakota
George
Frank Smith
Paccam
Omile
Eureka
Winchester
Edith Stewart
John Parker
Wager
Frank Horan
James Parker
Arthur Wescott
W. C. Kennedy
Childred
Kansas
Ra. Fish
Montana
Prohibition Debate and Local News From Our Capital City
A reader essays home duties and voter turnout while noting 6000 citizens skipped the polls. The writer argues against manipulation by women voters and predicts prohibition efforts will yield to practical policy elsewhere. Local notes cover JA Weller's move to Bismarck, Mat tie’s pony purchase, and seasonal labor updates.
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Sampton
Bnll
South Prairie
JA. M. Weller
Bismarck
Mattie
E. Ryder
al Winings
Mr. Parks
al Clare
Crop report shows Dakota wheat and grain yields drop sharply
Commissioner Haggerty cites South Dakota and North Dakota results with 4,669,717 acres yielding 44,000,092 bushels and oats totals of 21,374,713 bushels. He notes climate and irrigation could improve outcomes and reduce farming hazards.
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Haggerty
South Dakota
Dakota
Dakotas
North Dakota
Harleigh County
Morton, Sargent, Richland
Cass, Benson
Emmons
Coss
Prohibition Taxes to Double in McPherson County
The Eureka Voice warns that under prohibition taxes for McPherson County will roughly double. It notes $4,900 from saloons under high license covers about half county costs and predicts more saloons next year without licenses, increasing prosecution costs and tax burden on residents.
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Eureka Voice
McPherson County
Eureka
Lone Star Market Promotes Groceries in Bismarck Area
Entrants from Emmons County visit Bismarck to Jay in a stack of reserved value not ish to oe es Lone tar Market. They offer staple and fancy groceries, fruits, confectionery, and more with readied signage in the Lone Star market.
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Emmons County
Bismarck
Jay
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