Fair closes after Sioux gathering and town events
The Sioux fair at the reservation drew visitors from Linton, Pollock, and Steele with grand exhibits, parades, tug of war, and Sioux games. Yates nine defeated Pollock in game one, then Pollock won later games. prizes awarded, fair ends as camps thin and families return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linton
Pollock
Steele
A. C. Wells
Ma. Belden
Yates
Bernard
Agency
Jon, Flaherty
Gladys Martin
Sims
Beulah Sims
Anna Hoag
Phena Anderson
Brooks
Shockey
Ball
R. D. Belden
Galesburg
Ill
C. H. Stanley
N. D
Maj. Belden
Rooren
Judge Knauf Campaign Circular Attacks by Winship Faction
The Republican State Central Committee promotes a circular endorsing Judge Knauf for the Supreme Court, praising his poverty-to-lawyer rise, republican loyalty, temperate conduct, and judicial temperament while criticizing the Winship group’s anti Knauf actions and urging votes for Knauf and Sarles. It argues nonpartisan judiciary is a Democratic tactic and appeals to farmers to weigh facts independently in the judicial election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican State Central Committee
Knoauf
Winship
Stutsman County
Knauf
Sarles
Supreme Court
Ann Arbor
Braddock Brevities From the News Oct 10
Postmaster Shepard has a safe placed in the post office. Mr. Jepson reports flax yielding sixteen bushels and wheat twenty seven bushels per acre, harvesting about 1000 bushels of flax. Prof Ladd accuses manufacturers of tainted necessities and claims much tobacco is brown paper, whisky using real tobacco scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepard
George Dexter
J. B. Holt
Eau Claire
Wis
Gackle Republican in Logan county shows dated inside
A Grand Forks Herald note remarks on a Gackle Republican issue printed in Logan county with both a current home page and a patent inside dated last July. It highlights readers finding the Republican state convention coverage from the previous week and other items now largely forgotten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan County
Grand Forks
Talk of a Closed Season for Prairie Chickens
The Bismarck Tribune notes a widespread belief that prairie chickens are thinning across the state. Sportsmen urge a two year rest from hunting to restore the population and support a law prohibiting shooting for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
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Linton Bazar
Northland
Phoenix Lumber Go
ORL
Linton Construction Company
Linton Bakery
Stocoe
Ingstock
J. C. Leach
Ctmmons County Land Company
St Edward Braddock
Liston, North Dakota
Soeas
Snyder's Drug Store
J. F. Snyder
Hazelton
Wolfer’s General Store
Thrashers
Yours
C. Wolfer
WIN Oucester
Winchester
L. du Heaume
Liston
R. D. Coonen
Linton -Hazelton Land Company
L. D. Heaume
L. D. Coonen
Hazeltow
Mr. Flaherty
Miss Martin
A. D. Anderson
Sims, Hoag
Anderson
Fiske
Chaska Parkin
P. P. Reedy
Washburn
J. E. Davies
Chicago
Agency Fair
Braddock
T. P. Lee
Central Hotel
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