Final Proof Notices for Mitchell Dak Settlers in 1887
Several land claim final proof notices from Mitchell Land Office announce settlers Wilbur F Booth James Ewart Anders Lindstrom and John Berry filing proofs to establish residence and cultivation. Witness lists include George Stolp Albert Smith Peder Kjelmer and others from Hanson and Davison counties with dates set in June 1887.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitchell Dak
Mitchell, Dak
Wilbur F. Booth
George Stolp
C. V. Ravabaugh
T. Sitgesong
John McAuley
Hanson County
Oak
Everitt
Register
Mitchel
Dak
Mitchell, D.T
Jaimes Ewart
Rec
Albert Smith
George W. Pine
Charles C. Phillips
Anthony Nabinger
Mitchell
Dakota
John B. Ewart
Range
West
Charles C. Pallys
Anthony Nubinger
Mitchell, Akota
Mitchell, Oak
Anders Lindstrom
Township
Davison County
Peder Kjelmer
Henry Warne
John_Pittersen
Carel Seterstrom
Mitchell, Davison County
Cak
John Berry
James Lessie
James Campbell
William Herbert
D.C. Low
Geo. B. Everitt
Work at Home Earn 50 Cents to $5 and More
Work at home opportunity offered by George Stinson & Co. promising profit for all ages and both sexes. Readers urged to send address to test the business and receive $1 for writing, with full particulars and outfit fee. Port and Ale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Fortunnes
H. Hatuert & Co
Portland
Maine
George Stinson & Co
Portand, Ale
H. Hatartt & Co
Grand Outfit Free
Trug & Co
Auguata.Me
Immoral Influences at Fairs Raise Community Concerns
A North Dakota Farmer urges territorial and county fair officials to prohibit entertainments that demoralize crowds. He argues that allowing alcohol sales or petty gambling on grounds is an offense and should bar officers from office. He calls for early decisive action by fair managers to protect the community and patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Territorial Boards of Agriculture
Ellendale
St. Paul
Yoonsocket Times
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Northern Pacific
Chicago & Northwestern
Chicago & Alton
Sophia Hutchins
Davison
Territory of Dakota
A. B. Barnes
Register of Deeds
Court House
Mitchell
County of
Territory of
Dakota
Towit
Dak
Barnes
A. E. Hirencock
D. O. Stanchpield
Ali
Territorial matters spark lake Madison picnic appeal
A nostalgic Dakota column invites Mitchell readers to visit Madison for summer fun, fishing and boating on Lake Madison, promising festive groves, steamboat excursions, and robust growth in commerce as new bank and real estate projects rise.
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Madison
Dak
Lake Madison
Texas
Mitchell Fellers
Temperance
Dakota
Citizens National Bank
Bank
Kennedy Bros
Armour progress amid drought and local events
Armour notes hot dry weather with farmland worries but steady town improvements. Local owners Foster Grandview LeCocq Harrison and A M Bowdle back townsite near county seat. K of P organizing lodge. petitions seek local option election. prohibitionists optimistic. Armour to send large delegation to tournament and celebrate 4th of July with Mitchell help. program to be announced. PuKWANA reports baseball rosters with fat and anti fat teams forming for Fourth. Warrant issued for W C T U at Powers saloon. Evangelists hold gospel meetings. Ethan reports Fourth celebration plans and a horse accident near Abe Snider’s. a girl is mentioned as new arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour
Messrs. Foster
Grandview
LeCocq
Harrison
A. M. Bowdle
K. of P
Mitchell
Jack Vaughn
A. Darrow
J. H. Whitlock
W. J. Powers
Peter Nelson
Henry Buck
George Tibbitts
Dr. Steensen
Charles Zelenke
W.C.T.U
Brandreth's pills praised as safe vegetable purgative
The advertisement urges Brandreth's pills for constipation and dyspepsia with nightly use on an empty stomach for best results. It claims a monthly purge prevents disease and notes fifty years of use, asserting safety and efficacy while warning against quinine for malaria and praising Ayer's for malaria cures.
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M. D
Greenville
Ayer
Mary C. Amesbury
Rockport
Susan L. Cook
Albany —St
Bostom Highlands
Mass
Millie Dane Peirce
South
Bradford
Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co
Lowell
Brandeth
Brandreth
Stanley and bust makers
Advices dated March 29 report Stanley with 800 followers arriving at Banza Mundeka above the Congo cataracts. He plans to route via Stanley Falls to Emin Pasha's camp at Wadelai, restore authority at Stanley Falls, install Tippoo Bey, and reach Muriwar to Fortify a camp and warn Emin. Stanley's expedition uses association steamers and Haoussa soldiers for the advance caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley
Emin Pasha
Banza Mundeka
Congo
Stanley Falls
Emin
Wadelai
International Association
Tippoo Bey
Mboura
Albert Nyanza
Muriwar
Sone
Association
Livingston Mission
Henry Read
Florida
Irish Leader William OBrien Arrives in New York for Canada Tour
Editor William OBrien of United Ireland arrives in New York on May 0 en route to a speech making tour through Canada denouncing Lord Lansdowne and evictions at Luggacurran. He faces hostile welcomes in Montreal and Ottawa with missiles and jeers. secretary Cahill is seriously injured.
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William O'Brien
United Ireland
New York City
Canada
Lord Lansdowne
Luggacurran
O'Brien
New York
New York Bay
Montreal
Delivion
Cloran
Albert Hall
J. A. Mulligan
Montreal National League
Cahill
Rossin House
Ottawa
League
Queen’s Departure Amid Guarded Platform Farewell Scene
Mrs. John Sherwood describes a royal departure on a warm Aix day with the queen leaving via a guarded platform. The scene features the Nivolet peak, Cross of St. George imagery, and the coroneted carriage, as Sir Henry Ponsonby greets the queen and she bids farewell to her doctors before boarding.
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Aix
Nivolet
England
Europe
Henry Ponsonby
Ely
Sir Ponsonby
John Sherwood
New York World
Name This Fish Enigma and Marriage Jokes
Enigma verse explains a fish riddle about head and tail, plus a poem line about fearless play in depths. The page also cites humorous dining table quips from Omaha World and New York about marriage, children, and angel cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macaulay
Omaha
New York
Misleading Celebration Sparks Rumor of a Royal Baby
In Columbus Georgia May 12 a banquet at Hotel Riddle drew many dignitaries including Senator Brown and Congressman Crisp. A toast claimed a national baby was born, prompting celebrations that proved unfounded when the rumor spread to Anniston Alabama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Chattahoochee River
Senator Brown
Crisp
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Riddle
Grimes
Cleveland
White House
Anniston
J. R. Randall
Blue Mountain
Courier-Journal
The Poodles Erratic Course Of News And Tales
A miscued, rhymed lament on stale journalism contrasts with scattered anecdotes about spelling errors in Washington, the collector’s caution on legal action, and a historic Bible edition sale. The piece threads humor and brief vignettes from diverse subjects.
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Danker
Brexler
Gero, B. Eyenitt, Register
Sioux Falls
Manager Bridge
Tenth Street
Bridge
The
Aberdeen Democracy
Aberdeen
Pioneer Press
Campbell Church
Campbell
Gov. Church
M. HI. Day
Church
Major Barrett
Republican
Barrett
Bismarck Episcopal Church
Albert Wretz
Mandan
James Nisbet
Dell Rapids Times
Ethan
Kansas City
Abe Snider
Levi Brown
Stanley and Bust Makers
Explorer
Leopoldville
Upper Congo
Bee
Zanzibar
Haoussas
Baby
New York Sun
Topeka Globe
Lincoln
Newton
Philadelphia
Washington
Sickles
Department of Agriculture
Mobile
London
Judy
Sceni
Mortcade Sale
Michael J. Shannon
Richardson Brothers
Iowa
Sanborn
St. P.m
St. P. m
Sanborn County
Mort- Saxees
James Lessire
South Mam Gp
Mitchell, Dae
Fredd c. Hoffman
Mitchell, Dale
Brady
Ani
Otmee
Main Street
Gale
Mitchell Dakota
GEO. P. DIX & Daughter
W. A. Scott
Ormsby & Clute Building
Mendenhall Greenhouse
18Th St
1St Av. South
4Th St. South
Minneapolis
R. J. Mendenhall
Logan
Volunteer Soldiers of America
Sia
Alex, Mitchell House
C.H. Shaw
Propritor
Mitchell Printing Company
Lord & Thomas
Miverasog
Randolph St
Chicago
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