Weather and local notes from Glencoe October trip
The Glencoe correspondent notes fine weather with a sense of impending rain. Frank Smith and Mr Buckley begin painting the new church tomorrow. The writer enjoyed a trip to Walker City. Mrs Bates hires Miss Fannie Crawford to assist with cooking for travelers between Williamsport and Bismarck. Mrs Reynolds mother of A L Reynolds travels from Beaver Creek to Bismarck with McGlack en route to Mankato Kansas.
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Walker City
Williamsport
Bismarck
New Loan Company in Bismarck Attracts Attention
The Missouri River Land Mortgage Company, recently organized in Bismarck, fills a long felt want and shows encouraging success. Its officers are regarded as thorough business men and are recommended to Recorp readers.
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New Loan Company
Missouri River
Land Mortgage Company
Bismarck
Recorp
North Dakota Farmers urged to join agricultural subscription club
The Aecorp offers American Farmer free to delinquent subscribers who renew and to new subscribers for a year. Those advancing from present issues can join the club at 84 cents to cover a year in advance. Fargo Farmer benefits available for a 50 cent add-on, a sixteen page monthly with timber claim insights and practical agricultural experience. Consult Mr. Armstrong to pay up and receive both journals.
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Farmer and Streeder
Edward A. Webb
Fargo
Oak
Northwest
North Dakota
Gallon H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Buchanan, Dak
Aecorp
Faro
Fargo Farmer
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Warm winter clothing at Dahl Bros Bismarck
Prepare for winter with Dahl Bros in Bismarck offering gents furnishings and suits to order. Store on Fourth street stocks under garments cotton merino and all wool flannel shirts and winter caps with prices to fit the times.
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Dahl Bros
Bismarck
Watts
Fourth Street
Young East Native Succeeds in Dakota Then Returns Home
A Fargo Jamestown Argus item praises John B. Johnson of this city who came to the Dakota territory six or seven years ago at eighteen with little and, by industry and honesty, has earned over $2,000 clear for his visit to New York this winter. Dakota welcomes such successful young men and rewards their enterprise.
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New York
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McClellan
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Bismarck Journal
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Keim
Williamsport
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Kan
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Fourth Street
Duk
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Reep
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Bates Hotel
Moncky
Charles Moncky
Williamsburg
N. Y
J.brady’s
Main Street
George Pilcher
H. H
Missouri
H. R. Mead & Co
Dakota Block
D. T. Messia
John Ff. East
A. W. Winnings
Gayton
Dast
Masterson
George Reed
J. Worst
W. H. Fish
BE. F. Connor
Grant
Montana
Miss Black
Silas Rider
M. Weller
Clarence East
Rev Davai Wirt Preaches in Williamsport After Injury
Williamsport welcomed Rev Davai Wirt for Sabbath services after his recovery from recent injury. Morning text Galatians 3:2–2 and 4 urged grace over law for sinner pardon, while evening focused on Christ’s love and John 3 14 15 imagery. Wirt planned another visit if weather allows in two weeks.
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Wirt
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Man
Wheat Wield in Dakota
In the Missouri valley wheat improves with seasons ten days earlier than the Red River country. The Missouri valley yields are expected around twenty bushels per acre, while the Red River valley faces heat damage reducing yields to about sixteen and a half bushels. Bonanza farmer Dalrymple notes the Red River crop will average lower due to August heat.
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Red River
Red Liver Valley
Dalrymple
Red River Valley
Bismarck Journal
Beaver Creek man brings lumber, tales of Russians building sod houses
Mr. W. E. Clark of Beaver Creek returned from Bismarck with lumber for building purposes. He described Russians southeast of ous county building sod houses with plastered exteriors and sun-dried brick floors, noting thrifty, clean homes made from cow-yard refuse dried for fuel. He also mentions Dahl Bros selling Scotch caps for 75 cents.
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W. E. Clark
Beaver Creek
Bismarck
Clark
Ous County
Russian Poplars Prove Adaptable to Asiatic Climate
Sterling Farmer notes another season of trials showing Russian poplars rapidly grow upright with many side shoots and thickening trunks more than cottonwood under similar conditions. They bolster top growth, endure strong plains winds, and protect against abrupt climate changes, promising success in the territory.
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Sterling Farmer
Webster's Unabridged Dictionary Praised in Harper's Magazine
Harper's Magazine extols Webster's Unabridged Illustrated as the most complete record of current English. H. A. Armstrong of Williamsport will handle and receipt for all money due the Recore.
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Harper’s Magazine
H. A. Armstrong
Williamsport
Dig Potatoes in Clear Weather for Best Quality
Farmers advise digging potatoes in clear weather and drying in the sun. Sun-dried spuds store better and may be good for seed, but are not considered equal for table use to those put in the cellar after field harvest.
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Farner
Emmons County Record praised for readable light
A brief note from Williamsport says the Emmons County Record shines with bright writing and is highly readable. The credit is given largely to the editor’s wife, with a nod to Carrington News for comparison.
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Emmons County Record
Williamsport
Carrington News
Farmers to Get the Benefit as Wheat Prices Rise
North Dakota readers report little wheat marketed as price climbs. The note says northwestern farmers will reap the benefit, not the buyers, reflecting regional market shifts.
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North Dakota
Dakota
Grand Forks
Harvest praise invites support for local millinery shop
After a bountiful harvest the community is urged to thank farmers by including their wives and daughters in shopping. Miss K. Brady on Main Street next to Capital National Bank offers Millinery goods in Bismarck.
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Bismarck
K. Brady
Main Street
Capital National Bank
J. Brady
Reading Circle Meets in Williamsport Saturday Evening
The Reading Circle gathers in Williamsport on Saturday evening to discuss The Lady of the Lake. Organizer Frank Frisby, a local druggist in Bismarck, is noted in the notice.
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Wrnck Sullivan
Ennsons County
Frank Sullivan
George Dougherty
Williamsport
Frank Frisby
Bismarck
Weather and updates from Bismarck and Williamsport
Cloudy skies and drizzle greet readers as local merchants tout Frisby Liver Pills and Cottage Paints while a slight fire at the capitol sparks brief alarm. Reports cover open stores, new joints, and road work as J Brady and Dunn & Co advertise drugs and sewing machines amid civic progress in Bismarck and Williamsport.
Public Temperance Meeting Invited This Sunday Night
The Temperance Society invites the public to a meeting Sunday November 1 at 7 p.m. Readings and music are planned with papers to be presented. All are encouraged to attend. Commr.
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The
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