Gen Grant and Jefferson Davis Found To Be Related
Investigations into the genealogies of Gen Grant and Jefferson Davis reveal they share the same great grandfather making them full second cousins. In New York a petition with over 250000 signatures pleads for commutation of Marie Barbieri who killed her seducer and was sentenced to death. Gov Morton expected to consider the appeal favorably.
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Gen
Grant
Jefferson ‘Davis
Marie Barbieri
New York
Morton
Stutsman County
Emmons County
Joe Lindsay
Joe
Shier
Missouri
Peter
Stock Size Limits Prohibit Livestock Running At Large
Dakota territory bans running at large of certain livestock. No stallion over eighteen months, Mexican Texan Cherokee bulls over ten months, or Mexican rams over eight months may roam freely. Offenders face a fine from ten to fifty dollars and authorities may castrate such animals.
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Dakota
Elevators Refuse Smutty Wheat Handling in Duluth
Jamestown alert reports a Duluth elevator system failing to remove smut from incoming wheat. Experiments with air cleaning and purifiers only spread smut, leaving brushing infeasible. Management says they will not handle smutty wheat, fearing contamination and price drops for harvest.
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Jamestown
Duluth
Indians Arrive as Fair Attraction at Jamestown
Major Ralph Hall Fort Totten offers twenty mounted Sioux Indians as daily exhibitions at the James River Valley Fair September 24 to 27. They will perform riding bows and arrows dances races and pony events with half fare railroad rates. Programs available from secretary J. J. Nrexxina.
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Ralph Hall
Fort Totten
James River Valley Fair
Jamestown
J. J. Nrexxina
Emmons County Notes and North Dakota News Roundup
Local brief items include butter prices from Ben Corbin and arrivals from towns like Winona and Beaver Creek. Marriage licenses issued by County Judge Kalberer, school openings with Miss Lillian Robinson, and visitors from Williamsport and Boston are noted. Frost reports and crop outlook mix with anecdotes on river catfish and land prospects in North Dakota.
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Ben Corbin
J. L. Boutilher
Elmer Brickley
River Country
Messrs
Dunbar and
Casey
Horsehead
Kalberer
J. L. Boutillier
Williamsport
N.D. Kaiberer School
Lillian Robinson
A. ‘Patterson
Jacob Wollman
Winona
George Burge
Charles Carley
Beaver Creek
Rush
Frank Juszkowiak
R. H. Brock
Boston
Mass
Brock
Missouri
Michelson
Supreme Court
Winchester
Patterson Vs
Emmons County
Delinquent Subscriber Named Greenwood Faces Icy Justice
Donnelly recalls seven months owed by a former subscriber who refused payment and paper, calling him dishonest and promising a reckoning. Editorials urge farmers to avoid politics, and obituaries report Mrs Mary Duffin’s death at 95 in Emmons County North Dakota after a life spanning Ireland, Minnesota, and Dakota homesteading. Services held Aug 22 in a German Catholic church.
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Donnelly
Lazarus
Greenwood
Beelzeab
Mary Duffin
South Prairie
Emmons County
N.D
Duffin
County of Tyrone
Ireland
James Duffin
America
Virginia
Minnesota
M. Mihaney
Dakota
God
Jesus
Father Bernard
Tender thanks for support after loss of mother and grandmother
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who offered consolation in our bereavement. Mr and Mrs M Mananey Mr and Mrs A L Honstain Jessia E Mananey. Agricultural College. Fargo Argus reports progress at the college with dormitory work drainage and a new creamery. samples from farmers are analyzed and remedies pursued. Pleasant View Sunday school report shows 19 in attendance. collection 80 cents. Irrigation pamphlet available from Northern Pacific Railroad office in St Paul Minnesota.
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M. Mananey
A. L. Honstain
Jessia E. Mananey
Fargo
Pleasant View
Logan
John F. Geil
Yakima Valley
Citas
Fes
Northern Pacific Railroad
St. Paul
Minn
County Court Sessions Set for Williamsport Meetings
A session of the County Court of £m mons county will be held at Williamsport on the first Monday and third Saturday of every month. Joszrt KaLunten, County Judge.
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Mmons County
Williamsport
Joszrt KaLunten
Aw. B. Axpros
Bismarck Items Highlight City News And Notable Events
Capital City notes report thick berries in river bottoms, a dramatic club play at the Atheneum, a long buggy trip by Jimmy McBade, new convicts arriving at the pen, jail escapes with a reward, and street improvements planned. Church anniversary, train collision near Driscoll, and local satirical verse are also mentioned.
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Bismarck Dramatic Club
Nevada
Atheneum
Jimmy McBade
Montana
Wyoming
Fourth Street
Sloan
Ducle Ned
Taylor
Allen
State Enforcement League
Methodists of
Bismarck
J. M. Bull
D.C. Plannette
N. P
Hemr
Driscoll
Paper offers for Record subscribers get year of Inter Ocean and Farm paper
Owing subscribers who settle to date and pay two dollars receive a year of the Chicago Weekly Inter Ocean plus Farm Stock and Home and the Record. New subscribers paying two dollars gain the same bundle. Those who skip the Inter Ocean and Farm paper can secure the Record at a reduced rate of one dollar fifty per year.
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Chicago
Inter Ocean
Minneapolis
Palouse Big Bend Chelan Districts Edit Washington Agriculture
Palouse Big Bend Chelan are three eastern Washington agricultural districts reached by the Northern Pacific Railroad. The first south of Spokane produces grain and fruits vegetables of high quality. The second west of Spokane near a Columbia River bend shows remarkable crops and cheap land. The Chelan region west of the Big Bend along the Columbia proves fertile with striking scenery and potential. Maps folders and information available from N P R R in St Paul.
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Washington
Northern Pacific
Spokane
Northwest
Columbia River
Chelan
Big Bend
Pacific Coast
Weat
Chas. 8
St. Paul
Official Proceedings of Emmons County Board
The Emmons County Board of Commissioners met September 2 1895 with Geo H McLain chairing and Wm Margach Franz Wolf present. They approved minutes, debated tax abatements, approved numerous bills, accepted the resignation of a sheep inspector, and authorized an appeal in Patterson v Wollman. An open bid for lignite coal was announced for October 7 1895.
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N. D
Corbin
D R Streeter
Bearch
Geo Schmidt
Hl Robinson
Bismarck
Geo C Holt
Webb Bros
W Putnam
Jas Frderick
Wiesenvee
Andrus
Parse
Mewing & Merten
Clarence Turner
Allen
Sivalia
Ccc
Essen
Saint ‘Alexius 'Hospital
Lieb Gutjabr
Stanislaus Gertach
Ty Ees
C A Patterson
Dugald Campbell
Hendrik Wester
Weller
Jas
Frederick
George Schmidt
Ferdinand Wildeman
Stanislaus Bertsch
Williamsport
Hampton
Ligona
Exeter
Franz Wolf
William Margach
George H McLain
Baandock
Martin Schutt
St. Paul
Conmanco Cote
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