Stampede named as new town near Columbus in state notes
A roundup of North Dakota items reports Stampede is the name for a proposed town near Columbus. Other notes include a plan for a heating system at Steele courthouse, a crusade against slot-machines, bear on law enforcement, and farmers sending fine stock expectations amid solid grain receipts.
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Columbus
North Dakota
Flaxton Times
Emmons
Forum
N. P
Willow City
Chicago
Braddock Brevities from the News Sept 19
Braddock notes several cement block buildings planned for fall or spring. Fred Cotton improves residence with bath and modern amenities. Hazelton’s John Roop reports growing business. J M Wirth returns from Keokuk with daughter Annie to live with aunt. Asa Brown works on a thrashing rig but is not strong. Dr Welsh’s new building has completed mason work and front. occupation anticipated in six weeks. Local activity on Main Street shows busy business. J I Case agent John Melander reports three separators and one engine sold. A baseball dance is set for Oct 4 in Dr Welsh’s building with Linton orchestra. Leonard Driver, once sent to insane asylum, was seen enroute to Minnesota. Rev John Laman’s Lookout Heights residence nears completion, a Braddock pride. Prairie fire dangers rise as vegetation weds rank growth. Braddock seeks a daily barber. local barberage viewed as essential.
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Braddock
Fred Cotton
John Roop
Hazelton
John
Asa Brown
Fred Junge
Dr. Welshi
Main Street
John Melander
J. I. Case Thrashing Machine Company
Dr. Welsh
Linton Orchestra
Leonard Driver
Insane Asylum
Ile
Minnesota
John Laman
Lookout Heights
Emmons County
Marie Musings Paragraphing News in Mandan Area
Correspondence notes attendances and happenings around Mandan and nearby communities. Items include fair attendance by Fred Reamer and Lester Schiwab, homestead proofs by Thomas and W J Grogan, and a quiet September wedding for Elena Fodness and C A Sharwood. Various local movements, baptisms planned, and animal anecdotes accompany social and agricultural updates. The tone mirrors a small town column with personal notices and brief community events.
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Fred Reamer
Lester Schiwab
Mandan
John Tracey
Frank Farm
Carrie Waggle
Dakem
Dolly Bradley
Grogan Sisters
John Lovell
Arthur Zeigler
Ohio
Stone House
Hazelton Happenings Update From the Republican
Dr. Snyder visits Mrs. J. B. Davis in Hazelton. G W Brace travels to Canada to seek homestead talks with King Ed. J Peterson returns from Washington with Will Newberry and family. Nick Graham sells his farm for 20 per acre to C O Riley in a year of multiple sales.
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G. W. Brace
Brofy
Canada
King Ed
J. Peterson
Hartford
Washington
Will Newberry
Hazelton
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