Oakes notes and county happenings in 1890
A dense list of notices from Oakes and nearby towns covers farm stock sales, property rentals, local visits by merchants and officials, church and school matters, weather, and forthcoming events. It mentions a Poland China boar for service, a new laundry, various travelers, and multiple small items from Aug 1890 including a railroad vote, elocutionist engagement, and local anecdotes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Cresent Hill
Ludden
Oakes
Johnson Campaign Sparked By Political Intrigue in May
The North Dakota Globe reports a dramatic May primary contest for the congressional nomination. Johnson rides a mix of apathy and opposition from Hansbrough supporters aided by a coalition of bold, strategic players from Fargo Devils Lake Jamestown and Lisbon aiming to shape the outcome. Hansbrough, though defeated, conducts a gallant, untainted campaign and pledges support for the eventual winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
F. B. Flaxcher
Marshall Jewell
R. M. Tuttle
Kellogg
Pal[iets
Frye
Jamestown
Crell
Whipple
Swanston
Devils ‘Lake
John Haggart
Major Fleming
Fargo
Bawsfield
Ellendale
Ellsworth
Price
Porman
Stevens
Lisbon
Hood
Sheridan
Hansbrough
North Dakota Globe
A Little Journey to the Sioux City Corn Palace
A promotional item describes a small book about a white neighborhood planning to visit the Corn Palace in Sioux City. It notes the Illinois Central Railroad passenger department offers free mailed copies to readers who send their address to JF Muery and others in Manchester Town, 19% Clark Bt., Cliengo, Dt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Illinois
Illinois Central Railroad
Muery
F.B. Bowes
A.G P.A
G.N
PLA
Manchester
Town
Clark Bt
Cliengo
Prohibition Party Threat Disturbs Liquor Trade Debate
The Champion of the W C T U warns liquor dealers of the growing Prohibition Party, tracing its rise from a small reform group in 1884 to a powerful potential force in 1899. It urges readers to act now or risk the party wielding influence over distilleries and warehouses as it expands its power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prohibition Party
Washington notes on bills and diplomacy in brief
News From Washington reports Congress actions on leaves of absence and lotteries, anti-lottery bills, and a Russia protest resolution. It notes a Grant reinterment motion, printing office plans, and labor concerns over a dangerous rookery. Also covers Mississippi flood relief funds, cabinet discussions, Wanamaker’s stance, and the signing of the original package bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Russia
Committee On Foreign Affairs
Plumb
Congress
Gen. Grant
Arlington Cemetery
Oklahoma
Wanamaker
Lie
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Dickey County
North Dakota
Oakes Railroad Directory
N. P
James River Valley Line
Songer
Glover
Valle
Jountves Valley Junction
Paanenger
Glove Vs
Valley Dune
Chicago and North-Western
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Ote
Minneapal
Minneapolis
Glenwood
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Oakarie
St. Paul
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New England
Twin Cities
Boston
Minneapolle
Portland
Maine
Springfield
Mase
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A. P. Bunce
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Hecta
Sela
Ludde
Ars
Luddes
Oliver
Burl
Spurling
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Arenes Daetase
Arater Ec
Etim Bob
Ladden
Riverdale
Anna Maxcox
Axent
Yorkton
Chen Any
Thurstan
Sind Sainesya
Hoym
Veruce Inali
Bendyy
W Jason
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Anit ‘Tun
William A. Crouse
Teylater
Georgi ML. Kayeo
Thuriow Wood
Vrenourer
Thomas W. Mulham
My Boy's
Probatu
Hoovere
A. Bow Corner
M Hy Merchant
Harveyor
Emory J. Hermans
Comuingianera
B. McDonald J. J. Perwine
C. L. Ward
Normad
Wottin
Cy JL
Matomane Mustices
Aiotin
Dow McDonald
Frank Rundul
Fadwin
Constablus
Wallice
Wale
Won
Wayia
Masonic Lodge
Hope Lodge
A. F
A.M
Kennedy
John Kennedy
W. M
C. E
Logan
Order of the Fern Line
Masonic Hall
Martin Aemenway
Sec'y
Lucy Kexnedy
W.M
Church Directory
Presbyterian Church
R. H. Hooxe
Pastor Presbyterian Church
Union
Methodist Church
Crinnion
Oakes Presbyterian Church
Verner
Glover School
Honee
Verner Thorsday
Frep
J. Grovine
M. E
Young People's Society OF Christian Endeavor
Sundi
Zeematenin Gao
Moabian Wievasedsy
Yer Ee M
sGaeee Pres
G. Alr
Gen. Burnside
G. A. Ty
Mule Mall
King
M.N. Cuaupeauin
E. Bows
Vom
Pair Crimeey
Oakes Pharmacy
Howzann & Goopriey’s
H. S. Nichols
Inter
C.8. Brown
The
Sudden Times
Tus KepppikaNn Block
Hans Lee
Mr. Berg
John Kendall
Winkle House
Mia
Johin
Rawestill
Wil Mor Li Jeily
Yes Laird
Norton Co
Riday
LaMoitre
Board of Pension Examiners
Matthews
F.M. Isham
Int . Oakes
Mrs. Crosby
Prince B. Nitsche
Seattle
T. E. McMullen
E. Yates
A. Smith
Sawyer & Arnold's
Fullerton
Howzan & Goopmen’s
Dr. Boardman
Huron
E. L. Arnold
Sawyer & Arnold
C. L. Deyendorf
Atty. P. A. Lawrence
DeBmet
Hot Springs
A. Burton
J.C. Hamilton
Soo
Boynton
Andy Hagan
Ouray
Colo
Amberman
Belgrade
Minn
Rey
J. O. Barrette
Oukes
Belcourt
N.D
Purley
Mas. J. Goaldwin'’s
Oakes and Hudson
Beruisbic
W. H. Horarnpupen
Ladies Aid Society
the Presbyterian Church
Marion Willis
Will Davis
Huendala
Will
Clubine
Sol
Hunter
F. H. Hagerty
South Dakota
C.H. Crandall
Fort Totten
Crandall
Roddle
Dakota Midland
H. M. Bergandahl
Hagan Building
A. G. Hisrenwar
Karl Hoybak
Dakota
Geo. Steal
Arlington
8. D
Jus. E. Spurling
Frank Mayo
Qukes
Athinta Wlevitor Co
Soma Station
Studts
Mitnor
N. D
E. Berrigan
Milner
Aberdeen
General Conference
Cram
Aulegpern
Northern Pacific
Pierre
Grover
Sonmar’s
Oakes Republican
Avery Erpay
Western Printing Company
M. Borarono
W. Lucas, Lee
Treas
E. S. GilBert
Epiror
Official Paper
Sioux City Corn Palace
W. C. T. U. Department
Oakes W
T. U
Dellé Crandall
News
Washington
Poneto
Gray
Leandstad
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