North Ride News item digest from Bismarck area
Local notes report an infant death near Bismarck with funeral this afternoon. Town updates note street and building changes including Cox building near Bridges and Elm, and a new warehouse at the riverbank. Potatoes and eggs shipped, railroad trenching for water pipes to depot, streets Perry and New York opened, a red ore shipment to depot, and a humorous drunken incident remembered. A new washing machine patent cited for Douglas County. A dance gathering ended in adjournment due to lack of couples.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Adams
Bismarck
Cox
Bridges
Elm Streets
Jas.Wilson
Reptial
W&h
Perry Street
Ag Main Street
Asan New York Street
Sterret Park
Union Pacife
Fi. Colling
Colo
Wn. Ellis Ed
George Deton
Douglas County
Dramatic Gi ssip and Theatre Moves Amid Season Shuffle
The circuit reports touring minstrels and stage stars embracing a busy season. Clara Morris withdraws from a Baltimore engagement to New York, while Rose Eytinge plans a California tour. Langtry’s Macbeth draws mixed reviews in Philadelphia and Coghlan departs the city. Mrs Potter exits Abbeys management, forming a tour partnership with Kyrle Bellew to perform Antony and Cleopatra nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jason
Rives Shepherd
Uocy
Murry -Mann
Hice
Qoraai
Evangeline
Clara Morria
Baltimore
New York
Rose
Eytinge
California
Langtry
Macbeth
Philadelphia
Charles Coghlan
Dockatcher
Progressive Educator Debuts at Business College
The Progressive Educator appeared yesterday as the spring term opens tomorrow with new classes in commercial history and geography. Several faculty and students interacted at the college in Lawrence, while notes from Rev J F Morman’s death and other local items enriched the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olney
Kanaas City
Misa Marion Smith
Ed. L. Barker
Chas. Miller
Linnie Kennedy
Adjourned District Court Decides in Brown v Mottram
Judge A W Benson presided in this city as the District Court adjourned to render judgment in Brown v Mottram. The defendant was ordered to pay several thousand dollars. The case involved vacant lots on the north side of Massachusetts Street between Warren and Berkley Streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Massachusetts Street
Salvationists
A. W. Benson
Brown Va. Mottram
Warren and
Berkley Streets
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Masons
J.B. Warrins
Pesident Cla. Hine
Vice
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Watkins National Bank
J.B. Waeesins
Cras
A. Hach
F. Dercesan
Lawrence and
FAGOR
Twilight
Graham
J.d.bowersock
Jaccard
Kansas City, N
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Jouri
Co. W. Smith
Heofiam
North Ride News
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Rogers
Minnie Palmer
Miss Falmer
Jakobs
Cortinne
Business College Notes
J. F. Morman
John F. Morgan
Pilerimtional Church
North Lawrence
Springfield
Massachusetts
Kansas
The
Theological Seminary
Renear
Ichurch
Portland
Maine
Washburn College
Topeka
Frank
Lawrence
Colorado
University
Unity Club
Blake
Franklin
W. H. Smith
Canning Factory
Smith
Woodsford
Walter A. ‘Willis
Route No 4
Peter Buenius
Detroit
Mich
Willis
L. Hoadley
Lawrence Ho
Brough
Uch
Bala
Chas
Gisian
Willie
Lawrence Hia
Missouri
Texaa
Kate Castleton
Greesely
Mies Castleton
J. Albert Davis
Davis
Fricker Place
Winthrop Street
Republican City Committee
Mesers
Pleasant
Clark Greenlee
Court House
Cottonwood Valley Times
Amanda Way
Baptist Church
Good Templars Lodge
Will Mason
J. E Shanafelt
O’brien
Honnold
Ods Hill Cemetery
Little Nellie Adairs
B. Adams
Grant
Township
Pneuaponia
Pines
Vermont Street
New York Street
Tom
Uncle Eva
Eva Laveze
Marshal Walker
Jemes Lamasaey
Kansas City
Bionnelly Bros Stable
Sarsea and Saules
Shifyment
Charles Anderson
Hood
George A. Pacx
Watertown
Mass
C.L Rood & CO
Apothecaries
Lowell
J. House &Co
Laweencs, Kas
United States
Mall
Tang Gase A
Ae Bas Et-Los Louis
Gleason & Whitman
Eldridge House
Lawrence Kas
Iran
Blair & Peairs
Hugh Blair
Edward A. Peair
Wm. T. Sinclair
L. S. Pierce
Vermont
North Coun Honee
D. C. Prudden
Oftictan Peel
West Nini Ste
Junction
Northwestern Military Academy
Chicago
H. P. Davids¢Yn
Highland Park
Lerd
Chase Brothers’ Company
Davis Swing
Ower Ek
Lea
May Momeli
Evaers Ayn
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