Boys in Bine Install Officers at Guard Post
The Gen Burnside Post G A R held a public installation of officers at Major Baldwin’s home on Wednesday night. After a sumptuous feast arranged by Mrs Baldwin, comrades and wives enjoyed speeches songs and reminiscences. Officers named for the year include Hicks Baldwin Bingham Angell Chamberlin Rairden Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnside
Major Baldwin
Baldwin
Eeceeressee Hicks Hicks
G. Baldwin
John N. Bingham
Angell
N. Chamberlin
John Rairden
E.R. Kennedy
North Dakota Immigrant News and Local Updates
Citizens plan an immigration mass meeting in Kidder County on January 25. W. Ferrill of Lisbon gets 90 days in jail and $200 fine for running a blind pig. Lisbon to Buttzville telephone line may extend with encouragement. Civil service tests set for April 16 in Bismarck and April 15 in Fargo. Fargo Agricultural College reports a boom with 60 new pupils. Grand Forks Pronty Live Stock to ship 20 carloads of cattle to Chicago in the next month. North Dakota Young Men's Christian Association state convention to be held in Grand Forks February 20 to 28. Billings County seeks clemency for Fred Boehm, jailed in Medora case. Wadsworth acquitted. Congress backs North Dakota to select lands at Fort Pembina for state use. Valley City attorney Henry Root, jailed for contempt, released pending appeal. Fargo hosts North Dakota Sportsmen’s Association tournament June 10-11. programs ready by May 1. Griff & Co. sends $50 to aid Armenian relief through Miss Preston, W C T U president. Municipal judgeship in new codes faces debate over added city costs and benefits.
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Willer
Kidder County
Ferrill
Lisbon
Buttzville
Bismarck
Fargo
Fargo Agricultural College
Pronty Live Stock Company
Grand Forks
Chicago
North
Fort Pembima
Henry Root
Valley City
Supreme Court
North Dakota Sportsmen's Association
Griff & Co
Jamestown
Fargo Forum
A Letter From Canada From Hamilton Ontario 1898
A Canadian letter from Hamilton Ontario dated January 8 1898 describes travel from Oakes to Fargo Chicago and back to Hamilton. It notes the 65 degree temperature in Hamilton and mentions the Toronto Hamilton and Buffalo Railway tunnel opened 1896 and Hamilton Iron and Steel Works with a 200 ton pig iron furnace. The writer plans a brief stay at Ontario Agricultural College then return to Fargo and Oakes around March 1.
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Hamilton
Ont
N. T
Oakes
Fargo
St. Paul
Chicago
St. Clair
Canada
Lake
Ontario
America
Toronto
Buffalo R. R
Hamiton Iron and Steel Works
Steel Department
Ontario Agricultural College
Kaufman
Home Seekers Excursions To The South Dates 1896
The Chicago North Western Railway announces Home Seekers Excursion tickets on January 14, 28, February 11 and March 10, 1896 to many points across Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Indian Territory Oklahoma Texas. Agents apply.
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North-Western Line
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Louisiana
Arkansas
Indiana Territory
Oklahoma
Texas
North Western Railway
And the Ladies Organize at Camp Liberty
A brief note lists Camp Liberty officers with Hoyal and Neighbors serving as Past Oracle, reflecting organizational activity among local groups.
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Camp Liberty
Hoyal
Oracle
Coal controversy sparks local editor clash and echoes
Citizens confront allegations in the Independent over coal pricing and settlements. The letter-writer defends correctness, cites minutes and prices, disputes claims of losses, and lashes at editor Weston while recounting coal and school purchase details, local business notes, and community notices across Oakes and Kulm.
Marshall's Stock Barns On East Union Street
A descriptive feature on F. Marshall's stock fattening establishment on East Union Street. Improvements include a wind powered machinery and planned elevator to move feed to upper mill hopper. Cattle are dehorned and run loose, with daily cleaning and fresh straw bedding. Ground barley feeds most cattle with some wheat oats and rye included.
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East Union Street
F. Marshalls
Marshall
Artesian Wells Flow On Eaton Ranch At Low Cost
An artesian well on the Eaton Ranch feeds a strong flow through a two inch pipe yielding more than a barrel per minute. The water is clear warmer than ordinary well water and the project cost $200 for a $4,000 well. Driller H L Van Ornum of Forman has also tapped wells on Wheeler and Eaton farms using dynamite to reach rock, with costs about one dollar per foot and a guaranteed good well or no pay.
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Eaton Farm
H. L. van Ornum
Forman
H. L. VanOrnum
Kendall
Wheeler Ranch
VanOrnoum
Local Notes From BilER Lis ton and Nearby Areas
Various short items report BilER Britton plans a cheese factory Lisbon seeks electric lights Len Taylor from Vareris Minneapolis O A Olson visiting from Glover Jay Phifer working after school in Martin hardware Two candidates walk to Woodmen Cams next Tuesday Henry Neverman to Bates tonight J H Cooper returns from Chicago Gold and nickel watches arrive at Wood’s Jonson couple welcome a new baby Miss Gannon Cattle Co weighs twenty oxen average 2025 pounds Nichole detained in Eulendale for Prof Hicks school work Verner literary draw praised Ed Jacobson studying telegraphy at Soo Druggist Leiby of Exlendals in charge at Bismarck.
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Britton
Lisbon
Len Taylor
Vareris
Minneapolis
O. A. Olson
Glover Monday
Jay Phifer
Martin Hardware
Woodmen
Henry Neverman
Bates
J. H. Cooper
Chicago
Wood's
Norway
Soo
Bradley
Gannon Cattle Co
County Park
Nichole
Eulendale
Hicks
Fargo
Leiby
Bismarck
New Year Success Boosts Local Store Thanks Patrons
A local business celebrates strong New Year success with generousHoliday giveaways and low prices. It notes high customer support, plans larger spring orders, and announces a February inventory closeout to attract shoppers and retain old customers while welcoming new ones.
The Future Life Series Opens in North American Review
The January issue launches volume 162 with Gladstone drawing on Butler to discuss the future life and human condition. Also notes Woodmen banquet plans, local weather and haying in Chamberlin and Kulm, a glance at the Chicago Record, and assorted notices.
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The
North American Review
W. E. Gladstone
Bishop Butler
C. L. Ward
D. W. Coleman
Knights of the Forest
Chamberlin
S. D
Tti
Kulm
Kansas
Jniversity
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Bine
North Dakota News
Sheyenne—Note Immigration Association
Calves
Independent
Weston
Oskey Republican
Weaton
Oales
Pbs
Lea
Toever
Hog Department
Hockenberry
Budge
Marshalling
Y. F. Marshall
Aberslom Marn
Flas
L. A
M. E
Klein
Klein &Sutmar
Kulm Wind
Bittman Bros
Douglass
Yfra. Fenton
Therr
New York
Presbyterian Church
Grand Forks Heral
Power
Glenwood
Brediey
Board of County County Commissioners
H. B. Hammeden
Warner
Bailey
Fordyce
Tina
Phanco
Lillie Demning
Pres
Peter Swanson
Mary _Olson
Nelson
Swinson
Moa
Ellendale
Aberdeen
Aberdeen Coursing Club
Pros Coyne
H. L. Lootinston
W. Warragi
Genekay
Mercury
Gontieuaty
Marshall's Stock Barns
Eaton Ranch
Biler
the Republican
Demos
Winsett
Mithy
Cash Mercantile Co
Oakes, N. D
Oakes Patent
United States
Wm, Gardner, Oakes
Royal
U.S. Gov't
A. C. Foster
Ludden
Peseidsah Dolo
Lisbon Prese
W. C. Peres
Hunter Herald
T. Hatfield
Northwestern
Chicago Record
GU Record
Madisonaut
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