A Temporary Removal to Buchanan North Dakota
The Recorp family announces a relocation eight miles from Williamsport to a claim on the Williamsport Bismarck highway. The move ensures a permanent address at Buchanan while continuing publication from that claim. Readers are asked to leave news with Miss Edna F. Connor at Williamsport post office and expect paper delivery via the Williamsport to Buchanan route.
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Williamsport
Captain Easterly
Government Land Inspector
Register Rea
North Dakota
Jimtown
Buchanan, Oak
Williamsport- Bismarck
Buchanan
Bismarck
Edna F. Connor
Uncle Sam
Dakota
Bismarck Road
Harvest praise for farmers and Mil linery ad in Bismarck
After a bountiful harvest a local notice urges farmers to honor spouses and daughters by including them in future trips. It promotes Mil linery owned by Mies K Brady on Main Street beside Capital National Bank in Bismarck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarck
Mies K. Brady
Main Street
Capital National Bank
J. Brady
Montana Men Visit Williamsport Move Toward Williamsport Home
Messrs Cotton Bentley and Rush, three Montana gentlemen, have been evaluating the Williamsport country for days and left Saturday for Bismarck to return home by rail. They plan to move here and settle, shifting from grazing to farming and grazing. The Record notes their friendly ties to local families and anticipates a welcome to enterprising settlers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Cotton
Bentley
Rush
Montana
Williamsport
Bismarck
Mountain Territory
Tom Kelly
Mr. Bentley
Chapmans
Rokers
Precuriers
Fire destroys oat stack on Snyder farm
Fire started by sparks from a steam thrasher at work on a stack of oats owned by Mr. P. T. Snyder. About 200 bushels were consumed as the dry straw proved highly combustible after long dry weather, permitting the blaze to spread quickly.
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P. T. Snyder
Ohio
Jail Contract Awarded to Healy Bros at $3200
Official minutes show Healy Bros of Bismarck won the jail contract at 3200 with 100 deducted if stone cells are used. J O Grout of Bismarck bid 3400, Judge Dougherty 8700 the other bid. Healy Bros vow to use Emmess County workers and source stone locally if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Healy Bros
Bismarck
J. O. Grout
Judge Dougherty
For Sale: brood mare, milch cow and pigs in Williamsport
A brood mare fifteen hands high is offered along with a gentle milch cow and a pair of fine pigs. For details contact Joseru Tare in Williamsport.
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Joseru Tare
Williamsport
Stable and storehouse of mammoth proportions built by Yeater
Commissioner Yeater erected a vast stable and machinery store-room under one roof using poles and straw. The structure measures 100 by 384 feet with a 34 by 84 foot store room, thick straw walls, and a warm, comfortable interior. Farmers and stock-raisers are urged to view for practical shelter ideas at low cost.
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Yeater
Fair Millinery Store Opens in Bismarck Dakota
The Fair, a new millinery shop, opened on Third street in Bismarck Dakota, owned by Miss S A Kenney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Third Street
Bismarck
Dakota
S. A. Kenney
Lizzie Tape
Wagner
Sterling
J. N. Roop
The Reading Circle Elects New Officers in Williamsport
The Reading Circle met Saturday evening at Mr. Armstrong's office to continue the society. New officers were chosen: President J. H. Worst, Vice-president E. F. Connor, Secretary-treasurer H. A. Armstrong. The next meeting will be Oct 31 in Williamsport to discuss Scott's Lady of the Lake. Members urged to bring books and papers and invites all interested to join. The circle is open to enlarging.
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Reading Circle
Temperance Society Meeting After Sabbath School
A Temperance Society business meeting is scheduled immediately after Sabbath school next Sunday. By order of the President.
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Temperance Society
Presivpen
Judge’s tumble at Tommy Serra’s sparks suit talk
The Judge, famed for a hearty appetite, collapsed through a sagging chair at Tommy Sanders dining room, plunging into a cellar. Witnesses say he may sue the county for damages as chatter swirls around the mishap and its consequences.
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Tommy Sandera
Toteas
Warm, Durable Clothing Offered by Dahl Bros in Bismarck
The winter season approaches and Dahl Bros in Bismarck on Fourth street invites customers to shop for gents furnishings and ready to order suits, underwear in cotton merino and all wool, flannel shirts and winter caps from top to low cost. Prices are suited to current times.
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Dahl Bros
Bismarck
Fourth Street
Gents
Lost Newfoundland Cooper Missing Near Williamsport
Lucy reports her large black Newfoundland named Coalie disappeared shortly before last. She suspects the dog may be headed toward Williamsport or Bismarck to find a winter coat. Anyone who sees Coalie is asked to contact Lucy with sightings and details.
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Coalie
Williamsport
Bismarck
Lucy
Frisby Drugs and Local News From Bismarck Area
In Bismarck a long list of local notices details Frisby pills and ointments for bilious troubles, corn cures, and coughs. Various merchants, carpenters, and tradesmen are mentioned along with arrivals, visits, and real estate notes. Also noted are a prairie fire, duck hunting, and political appointments in the county as community events unfold.
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Gulf River Lumber
Lentere
Bismarck, Dak
Ivery Emmons County
M. Wick
City Hall
J. D. McDonald
Meigs
N. Dunkleberc
Bismarck Lumber CO
J. L. Durant & CO
East Nationa Bank Brock
Cabeo
Handy Dissorionarien
Webster
Deneson
Gov
Ares
Bert
U. S. Supreme Court
London Quarterly Review
Herald
C. Merriam & CO
Springfield
Mass
H.a.armstrong
D. T
E T. Herrick
Willamsport, D.T
E. Carland
A. Stovell
LAWYE
Iyee
L. Fort
Attorneys At Law
Vaive Block
Bismarck, DT
J. Edgerly
Central Block
Atc
D. Kendrick
Dakota Block
John C. Hollembark
W. E. Wright
Hollembark
William A. Bentley
U. 8
Willtambon
Raymond's Bank
Hunt
Arrounzr-at-Law
Biawanck, Dax
Arvey Harris
Emmons County
Davis, Ors, & Fort
Hollemback & Het
Pacific Hotel
Western House
Bream
Earn Heles & Broy
John P. Ten Cngland
Wane Weaver Lumber Co
Gull River Lumber
L. Dunkleberg
Ongate Market
T. W. OO Liinery
Mies K. Ie
Mies Fe
Bacconiate
Frank J. Jason
Jeanne A
Ake
DJ Ter
C. Patt Williass A. Bene
Fanning Mill—Keere, Thompson & Hackett
J. Beaty
Sra Palais
Durant
Waigtontene
Mraues
D. A. Tyler
Hazard Powder Co
Win. H. Trumbull
Fashionable
Meigs Street
Postag
Fates Steel-Finien Panvon
Cleveland
Joseph Hare & CO
Deering
John Deere
Alfred Cressy
North Fifth
A. H. Suller
Frank Sullivan
X County
Eorge Dougherty
Wyemnapert
Emmons
Fourth St
Oak
Louis Peterson
Frank J. Mason
Uccessor
Mason & Conover
Postoffice News Depot
D.T
St.Paul
One Price Clothing
SIG. Hanauer & CO
Ernest L. Strauss
Strauss, E. L. Strauss & Bro
D.R. Streeter
Official
the County
The
Record
Missouri Slope
Roop
Paul
Our Republic
Nash Webster
Cornwall
Noah Webster
Alfred
England
Cadmus
Greece
New World
Columbus
Washington
Frank Frisby
Frisby
A. Hi. Sulser
H. H. Day
Bismarck, D. T
Henry Chapman
James McBride
Walker
City
Northern Pacific
New York
Dr. Pettit
Parker & Parkes
Connor
Armstrong
Misa Kenney
Third
Fred Whittier
Jennie Smalley
Worst
John Dahl
E. J. Worst
W. H. Fish
Charles Edick
H.R. Mead & Co
George Chapman
Mr. T. P. Healy and Daughter
John Fort
Menzerheimer
John Hammin
Walker City
Gayton
Johnny
Billy
Joseph Tramel
H. A. Archambault
Emmonsburg
Emmons House
D. Cummins
Winchester
Casselton
D. H. Yeater
Leonard du Heaume
Dudley Walker
Dan Long
E. C. Packer
Don Stevenson
Missouri River
Read
Ponder W. Braithwaite
M. P. Slattery
Childs and Gayton
Stevenson
Wade
J. W. Clarke
Bismatek
Grant
Lee
William M. Pye, Jr
Little Rockies
Winona
Glanavon
Wm. M. Pye, Jr
Dunn & Co
R. L. Durant & Co
Dak
Bessie McNiel
Sadie Thornton
McNiel
Packer
Healy
C. F. Parker
von Rosendale
L. N. Griffin
St. Paul
Messie
Philip Alexander
Record Office
Robert Buchanan
George Helt
L. C. Peterson
Peterson
Commissioner Gayton
Herrick
Johnny Gayton
Beaver Creek
E. L. Whitford
Emmona County
Alexander McKenzie
Bismuarch
Paul Globes
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