Insurgent Republican Seeks North Dakota Governor Nomination
Treadwell Twitchell declares his insurgent or Progressive Republican stance opposing corporate influence in North Dakota politics. He vows an honest, economical administration, proposes a Tax Commission, higher railroad oversight, abolition of passes, and adherence to Websterian government by and for the people. He asks GOP support in June primaries and pledges ongoing backing to the party’s nominee. Fargo February 12, 1905.
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North Dakota
Daniel Webster
State Board of Equalization
Bismarck
House of Representatives
Treadwell Twitchell
Fargo
N. D
Residents and Visitors Reported in Wibaux News
J L Hutchins of Chicago and J H Kane spent Sunday at Sentinel Butte as guests of W A Shear. Cassidy and son of Emmetsburg Iowa arrived to locate claims south of Iowa. Mrs Frank Cannon arrived from Missoula and plans a western coast visit while Mr Cannon handles Missoula banking affairs. Death reported of Mrs K D Baker after a chloroform operation in Glendive. Mrs Chas A Clark of Mikkelson visiting town. J C Gupton returns to Wibaux after winter in Oklahoma.
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Pioneer
J. L. Hutchins
Chicago
J. H. Kane
Sentinel Butte
W. A. Shear
Messrs. Cassidy and Son
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Wibaux
Frank Cannon
Missoula
Cannon
K. D. Baker
Glendive
Chas. A. Clark
Mikkelson
J. C. Gupton
Oklahoma
Card of Thanks for sympathy after bereavement
We thank kind neighbors and friends who extended sympathy and help during the illness and death of our husband and father. Special thanks to the M. W. of A and K. N. of A. Mrs. M Laughnan and Ruth Laughnan express their gratitude.
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M. W. of A
K. N. of A
M. Laughnan
Ruth Laughnan
Meatline advert invites buyers and sellers through J C Gile
If you want to buy or sell any thing in the meatline see J. C. Gile. The note directs readers to contact J C Gile for trades or inquiries regarding meatline goods.
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J. C. Gile
Burkey Local Social Notes Include Travel and School Plans
Mrs W L Blue returned from Dickinson last week. Mrs L D Page and children, three months in Warren Minnesota, came home Friday. Elizabeth Cumberland left for Medora to begin a term of school south of Medora. Jas Thill drove to Beach Friday with lumber for a new settler near Five Points. Julius VanDale was a Sentinel Butte visitor Thursday. Page was called to Dickinson on business Friday. Miss Alice Koch visited her sister Mrs VanDale at the river. Pupils at Burkey enjoy a week’s vacation due to teachers institute.
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Jas. Thill
Beach
Five Points
Julius VanDale
Sentinel Butte
Page
Dickinson
Alice Koch
VanDale
Burkey
Teachers Institute
Contest Notice on Homestead Entry 7765 at Dickinson ND
U S land office Dickinson ND January 21 1908 announces contest by William H Marrow against William O Dehner for homestead NE section 18 township 135 N range 164 W with lack of residence improvements. hearing set for April 7 1908 before Register and Receiver. publication ordered due to service difficulties.
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William H. Marrow
U. S. Land Office
Dickinson
N. D
William O. Dehner
N. C
Contest of Homestead Entry No 2861 at Dickinson ND
Richard Garza files a contest against Norman D. Frazier for homestead entry 2861 in section 18 township 137 north range 104 west. Allegations claim Frazier abandoned the land for over six months and not due to military service. Notice to appear and respond set for April 3, 1908 before the U.S. land office registrar in Dickinson. Publication ordered by Register S M Ferris after due diligence shows personal service impossible.
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Department of Interior
United States Land Office
Dickinson
N. D
Richard Garza
U. S. Land Office
N.D
Township
St. P. m
Norman D. Frazier
U. S. Army
Navy
Marine Corps
N. C
S. M. Ferris
Register
Quinlivan & Lytle
Abandonment Claim In Homestead Entry No 24819
In Dickinson North Dakota on March 4 1908 Olaf O Huseyik filed a contest against homestead entry 24819 made July 27 1903 for NE section 14 township 134 range 100 by Nels Wodol contestees land tract abandoned with no cultivation for over six months and not due to military service hearing set for April 13 1908 and final hearing April 23 1908 before U S Commissioner and Register in Dickinson affidavit filed March 3 1908 by Farrington Hill attorneys for contestant also a local notice advertises choice seed oats and hard wheat for sale one mile south and two miles east of Beach D D Walde.
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Department of the Interior
United States ‘and Office
Dickinson
N. D
Olaf O. Huseyik
Nels Wodol
United States Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Theo. B. Torkelson
U. S
Bowman
United States Land Office
N. Dak
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No. Dak
W. L. Blue
Dickinson, N. D
Farrington & Hill
D. D. Walde
Golden Valley Lands
Beach Land & Loan Company
Baht
Madison
Overstad & Hoverson
Laughnan Beach
Lyon
Minnesota
Golden Valley
Mackubin Street
ST. Paul, Minn
The
Golden Valley Chronicle