Travellers Describe Harsh Bad Lands Homesteads Quest
The narrative recounts a journey through southwestern North Dakota from Beach to Cannon Ball Creek and the Bad Lands. It details rough roads, buttes, alkali plains, and sparse wildlife, with stops at ranches, a Prairie trek, and a move toward homestead prospects near Kinegade camp on the Milwaukee grade.
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North Dakota
Lepsuils
North Sdowa
Billings
Tomaswith
Theodore Roosevelt
Nort Dakota
Ain Larze
Iain Fastvill
Mburt M Johnson
Vincent
Wells Brigton
Hardtig
Bowman County
Brintom
Hetuber
Honeby
N.V
Westivarel
Kidder
Bismarck
N. P
Monter Ty He
Times of the
Emin
AL Dickinson
Golden Valley
Edison Phonograph
Sentinel Butte
Cannon Ball Creek
Thayer
Dublin
Golden River
Missouri
Evelyth
Minn
Brinton
Kinegade
Milwaukee
Beach
Manfred
Knoxs Joke in Capitol Corridor Prompted by Courtesy
Senator Knox walked in the Capitol corridor when former Senator Chandler of New Hampshire joined him. Chandler bowed and urged Knox to enter first, but Knox replied that the Xs always go before the wise, a lighthearted exchange illustrating politeness.
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Knox
Capitol
Senate
Mr. Chandler
New Hampshire
Mr. Knox
Not Much Per Capita
A man goes out to get something to drink and returns with a bottle a quar t he claims is “one.” His wife questions the size and he responds with a paradox about a quart among one. The vignette reflects a humorous domestic moment.
Kennedy and wife welcome baby boy in Belfield Chronicle
Subscriptions note birth of a baby boy to Kennedy and wife. The article records local happenings including illnesses, travels, homesteads, social events, and town developments with mentions of Belfield and surrounding areas.
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Kennedy
Wife
Dan
Life of a Washerwoman Not Very Gay When She Supported a Rick Husband
A New York man interviews a washerwoman about cost of living. She earns $1.50 a day and supports a sick husband. She works Sundays and holidays, often from noon to 11 pm, with little time for fun. She has had minimal spending lives, rarely more than $12 at once, and clothing largely gifted.
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Wells County
Beach
Brinton
Lilliputian 09
Cafe du Cigaro
Vincent
Johnson
Sentinel Butte
Stony Butte
Haigh
Jon Av
Milwaukee
Wells
Mr. Thayer
Prof. Hanson
Fromm
New York
Caney Island
Emple
Huy
Dickinson candidates announce bid for judge seat
W. C. Crawford declares candidacy for Judge of the Tenth Judicial District on the Republican ticket subject to primaries on June 24 1908. Dated Dickinson N D January 4 1908.
Come Baby and the Grocer Horse Tale
A young grocer's horse named Baby responds slowly after nightfall as the driver gentles the animal toward a delivery wagon. The piece also notes W C Crawford announcing his candidacy for district judge in the Tenth judicial district, describing the race as one driven by friends rather than self.
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Iman
Baby
W. C. Crawford
Tenth Judicial District
Crawford
Local Eatery and Livery Offers Daily Board and Land for Sale
J L McCutchan proprietor advertises a restaurant and lunch counter with daily or weekly boarding options. Two first class livery, sale and feed barns available. Homesteaders offered land on reasonable terms on the Little Missouri slope with good water. Office in restaurant. Try us.
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Western Securities Co
St Paul
J. J. McCutechan
J. L. McCutchan
Missouri
Chas E Morris Barber and Tonsorial Artist Opens
Chas E Morris barber offers facial and scalp massage services with special attention. Location cited as first door north of the new brick store.
Lerfald Bros Offer Cash Goods and In-House Meats
The Lerfald Bros Proprietors advertise a cash market aiming to undercut credit shops by selling in house produced sausages smoked meats and lard along with canned goods pickles crackers sauerkraut and more. Current prices include beef front quarters six cents per pound hind quarters eight cents per pound dressed hogs sixty cents per pound lard by the gallon and pails from seven to six ninety five cents with fresh frozen fish from six to fifteen cents per pound.
Medical Ethics Under Fire at Peoria Society Meeting
A Peoria medical society faced scrutiny as members pressed ethics amid a heated dispute over a physician's controversial public appeal. The journal notes the debate highlighted tensions between professional conduct and public attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wero Medical Journal
Sock Peoria
Duchess Vera of Württemberg Kept Many Chameleons
A reader notes Duchess Vera of Württemberg favored lizards and chameleons, keeping a great number as pets. The sober royal lady devoted to MarDe de the countess of Montignosco, with an odd hobby shaping her household.
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Vera
Wurtembers
Maarde de the Cointens
Montignosco
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Gus Blom
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L. P Albrecht
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Kut
Conway
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No. Dak
Lerfald Bros. Proprietors
Golden Valley Chronicle
Northern Pacific R. R
H. J. Blodgett
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