Marriage Notice of McKay and Barry in North Dakota
The Record records the marriage of B. F. McKay and Miss Theresa M. Barry on September 7, 1895 at the bride's parents home near Napoleon Logon county North Dakota. Rev. Wm May of Dawson officiated. McKay recently moved from Grand Forks to work at the Record. The bride is the daughter of a Logan County Commissioner and has lived in Williamsport. The paper wishes the couple a happy and prosperous life together.
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Napoleon
Logan County
N. D
Wm. May
Dawson
B. F. McKay
Theresa M. Barry
McKay
Grand Forks
Barry
Williamsport
The Northwest Magazine September Issue Focuses on Northwestern Topics
The September number highlights distinctly Northwestern content from St Paul to Duluth. Read about Hunting the Sand-Hill Mrs Richmonds Step-Son An Aleutian Village Minnesota Fish Hatchery Alaska and the Alaskans Wild Flowers of North Dakota and other regional features with plentiful illustrations.
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Northwest Magazine
Northwest
St. Paul
Duluth
Richmond
Aleutian
Minnesota
Alaska
North Dakota
NorTaweEst Magazine
Mino
Morton County Fair Opens with Reduced Rail Fares
A Mandan trip to the Morton County Fair on October 1 2 and 8 offers reduced railroad rates. The fair showcases West Missouri Country farming and stock with a premium list available by mailing your name and address to secretary C L Timmerman Mandan ND.
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Mandan
Morton County
West Missouri
C. L. Timmerman
N. D
Big Baseball Attraction at James River Valley Fair
James Town North Dakota hosts the James River Valley Fair September 24 to 27 with a headline baseball event. On Friday September 27 the St. Paul League Base Ball Club faces the All American Base Ball Team in a blood game. Tickets cost twenty five cents with half fare on railroads. For details contact secretary J J Nierling Jamestown Nd.
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Jamestown
St. Paul
J. J. Nierling
N. D
Naturalization Term Opens in Williamsport October 21
A District Court term convenes in Williamsport on Monday October 21 at 2 p.m. Second papers may be obtained then. Prospective naturalization applicants from afar may finish the process the same day if they arrive by opening and bring copies of first papers plus two witnesses who have known them at least five years. The naturalization fee is $2.
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District Court
Williamsport
Notice of stray horse in Ohio North Dakota
By the undersigned on Sept 8 1895 a brown gelding five or six years old no brand or other marks except faint saddle marks The owner must pay charges prove property and claim the horse taking place in North Dakota Ohio and North Dakota sep18-27 FTER ZAGER
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Fter Zager
Ohio
N. D
In Town And Out In The Emmons County News
East and south residents noted in town today including N. O. Orner of Dakem Supt Andrus conducting a Williamsport teachers examination and many visitors from nearby towns. Reports cover local farm life taxes court notices and a dog barking essay ending with observations on dog vocalizations.
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N. O. Orner
Dakem
Weather Tames Frost and Crop News From Burleigh and Beyond
Correspondence from Sept 11 reports frost arriving late to damage corn and garden crops, dry conditions across the region, and local farming activity. It mentions births, marriages, school openings, new post office at Flint, and community notes from Morton and Glencoe areas with village updates and local personalities.
Local Notes From Hampton Haying Season
In Hampton on Sept 10 the haying season nears completion as corn yields look ripe and good. Squire Weller thrashes 223 bushels of wheat from 15 acres while L D Small harvests ten bushels of onions from a 35 by 40 foot plot. Mr George Macinder and family visited, then left for St Paul. Justice Weller visited the Capital City. a wedding of P J Casey and Mrs Mary Cotton occurred Sept 4 at the brides’ home in Hampton and they planned housekeeping in F L Whitters’ house after a trip.
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Chas
B. Carley
Nellie Burge
Beaver Creek
Justice Flick
George Burge
Iowa
Cora
Shields
Browning
South Prairie
Times
Tom
Record
The
A. M. Weller
P. J. Casey
F. H. Cotton
Dunbar
Casey
Bismarck
Whittier Place
Geo
F. Macnider
Macnider
Justice
Mira
Minnesota
R. W. Thompson
Gayton
Chas. Lester
Jas. B. Gayton
Gayton Warehouse
Verona Hershey
Grafton
N. D
Emmonsburg
W. H. Ells
W. J. Jones
Whitewood
Hampton
Squire Weller
L. D. Small
George Macnnder
F. L. Whittier
Capital City Chips and Local Updates From Bismarck
Defective sidewalks are being repaired. Burleigh county teachers’ institute starts Oct 14. Senator Little’s father visits from Vermont. Gov. Allin to deliver opening address at Mandan fair. Nearly 400 pupils in Bismarck public schools. About 20 convicts received at the penitentiary in six weeks. Judge Tibball attended the G A R reunion in Louisville. Harry Hungerford recaptured after escape from Bismarck jail. State's Attorney Allen repairing his fire-damaged residence. Hay stacking may raise insurance rates and fires. Stella Mansfield injured in Mandan after fall from horse. Building of government post at Bismarck settled. Dr. Smyth away for vacation. will attend Atlanta exposition. Kittie Gray breaks arm while leading a horse. Maggie Cooney committed to insane asylum in Jamestown. Commissioner Hoskins files liquor case in federal court. Editor Moffet returns from Iowa visit. Mrs Moffet and babies delayed. Petition for curfew ordinance growing. city needs it to keep youths off streets at night. Penitentiary inmates report oats, onions, corn and vegetables supplies for next year. Dr. Hl R Porter, veteran army surgeon, returns to Bismarck to reside. Bismarck teachers pleased with new principal Prof Moore. Likely no “stay in” till 6 pm rule and Saturday powwows under new leadership. Deputy Lucas reports wheat-crop figures: 1894 area 8,086,4 acres. 1895 area 2,868,783 acres. yield per acre 13.45 vs 20. Total yield 36,754,000 vs 57,274,660 bushels.
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Allin
Bismarck
Judge Tibball
Louisville
Harry Hungerford
Allen
Stella Mansfield
Mandan
Smyth
Kittie Gray
Maggie Cooney
Sheridan House
Jamestown
Hoskins
GC. H. Albertson
United States District Court
Editor Moffet
Iowa
Hl. R. Porter
Little Big Horn
Custer
Moore
Lucas
Agriculture and Labor Office
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Bismarck, N. D
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Dakota Block
Bismarck, N
Custer Hotel
L. C. Green
Main Street
N. C
Stickney
North Side
R. R
Steele, N. D
DOD
Henry Mayer
Emmons County
R. Stree
Pioneer Journal of the County
W.L. Yeater & Co
Williamsport, N.D
Grogeries
J.L. Boutillier
Williamsport, N. D
E. Carlson
Ifth Street
Bee County
John P. Hoagland
Contractor & Builder
Smarck
W.H. DE
Craff
Dakota
Bremanck, N. D
von F. Geil
Rancis Jaszkowiak
Buchanan Valley
EO. W. Lynn
Winchester, N.D
B. Andrus
Notary Public
Winona, N. D
Btreeter
Sucks
Disfan Parte
Obert L. Murdy
Ound City
South Dakota
Steele-Williamsrt
Teele
H. W. Grambs
Gulf River
N.D
Capital National Bank
United States
Europe
S. i. Pve
B. Little
Andrus
J. L. Boutillier
F. L. Slesinger
Winchester
Armstrong
J. W. Sawyer
Seattle
Wash
Geo. W. Lynn
Billsport
Win” Tracy
Emmons
Sterling
Eva Campbell
Cherry Grove
Brinehurst
Blackleg
Burleigh
McCormick Machine Company
Frank Hart
Aberdeen
Missouri
James B. Gayton
Walter Parkin
Steele
Michael J. Stolee
R. J
Michelson’s
Corky Patterson
John McCrory
Jacob Wollman
Patterson
C. Ross
Mr. Ross
Chicago
McCormick Seminary
J. W. Wescott
Lillian Robinson
Casselman
Dan Boutilier
Donnie
Gov. Worst
Standing Rock
Winona
Theresa Barry
Wheatland
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Louis Barry
Lydia
Theresa
Katie
Wisconsin
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Cass County
Beer
Northern Pacific Railroad
Braddock
N. P. Company
McCrory
Parker
Scribner's Magazine
Glencoe
Foster
Hicks’ Frost
Tommy Sanders
Harris
Burleigh County
Skinner & Lamb
Morton
Bartholomew
Darby Dolan
Glanavon
Ben Whitney
Mound City
Freeman Bonsey
Roy Bales
Roy
G. W. Hanley
Joe Allen
Joe
Craush
Sleasing
Tone
Flint
Joan Thompson
N. J. Shields
Charlie Carley
W. E. Petris
Michigan
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Capital City Chips
Teachers’ Institute
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Vermont
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