Fire Ends Mrs Greenwod's Home In Ellendale
A fire destroyed the second story of Mrs. Breenwood's home in Ellendale. The blaze, believed to be started by her grandson Ernest Folsom, left upstairs clothing and belongings lost, while downstairs furniture was saved. The incident follows a busy period with school events, local visits, and community notices in town.
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Iamene
Breenwood
Aira
Ernest Folsom
Greenwood
Thomas Fats
Alto
Charles Clark
C.S. Brown
Aggie Baker
Mary Perkins
FR. Gannon
Ellendale
Thomas Loyell
Advertised Letters Remaining at Ludden Office 1896
List of letters uncalled for at Ludden North Dakota post office includes A. C. Collins Miss Louis Stocker W. P. McMath John H. Larson Charles F. Stanfield A. A. Randall P. M. Jefferson Ry Hilderbrandt and others. Send name to identify or claim by Jan 1 1896.
Straubville notes on crops travelers and local events
O H P Moore and son Charles return from a lows trip reporting corn at teen cents and farmers not in good shape. Mr Kerney of Raymond Mine visits with family and Mr Scholz as James Mulcaie, a hand car conductor, receives congratulations on a new motive power patent. Rumors of a creamery stock company arise as a wind storm scatters Richard Woolsey’s sheep, leaving three miles east of Brampton. A boy loses his watch at a local event, while sleigh riders from Cogawell visit. J W Straub, a Grip native, and Dr Patterson attend.
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O. H. P. Moore
Charles
Mr. Kerney
Raymond
Scholz
James Mulcaie
Jin Straubville
Richard Woolsey
Richard
Brampton
Paver
Louis Moore
Cogawell
Ovely Coca
J. W. Straub
Grip
Patterson
Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup Endures Over Fifty Years
In a decades old claim the advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup as trusted by millions of mothers for teething pain, gum soothing, wind colic, and diarrhea. It markets the syrup as pleasant tasting and globally sold by druggists, priced at twenty five cents a bottle, urging buyers to insist on the original.
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Mra. Winslow
Southeast travel by Louisville and Nashville trains
If you plan to go southeast this fall or winter, learn the best west and northwest route. The Louisville and Nashville railroad offers double daily trains from St Louis Evansville and Louisville to Nashville Chattanooga Birmingham Atlanta Montgomery Thomasville Pensacola Mobile Jacksonville and Florida points. Pullman sleeping car service. Special low Cotton States Exposition and tourist rates to all points on the Merda and Gulf coast resorts. For details on through car service contact Guo B Horner District Passenger Agent Chicago IL or Ridgely Passenger Agent Louisville.
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Florida
Southeast
Louisville and Nashville Railroad
St. Louis
Evansville
Louisville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Birmingham
Atlanta
Montgomery
Thomasville
Pensacola
Mobile
Jacksonville
Floripointa
Pullman
Merda
Gulf Coast
B. Horner
Atin Ho Jky
Ridgely
Chicago
Lovie
Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway Advertises Route
The Wistarie Stoute Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis Railway promotes its system as historic and scenic with many battlefields and national sites. It highlights the Cotton States and International Exposition route open Sept 18 to Dec 31, 1895 with low excursion rates and through sleeping car service from St Louis to Atlanta via Evansville Nashville and Chattanooga. Contact Briard Hill Chicago or R Cowardin Nashville for details.
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Wistarie Stoute
Nashville, Chattanooga
Atlanta
Evansville
Nashville
Chattanooga
Jacksonville
Florida
Briard
F. Hill
Marquette
Chicago
R. ©. Cowardin
Western
Bateey
Exchange
St. Loui
W. L. Dauley
G. P
T. A
Tenn
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promoted For Winter Health
In the early year when winter confinement weakens health many suffer exposure. The advert claims Hood's Sarsaparilla leads all medicines, cites large cures, top sales, and the largest building for proprietary medicine, urging readers to take it if sick.
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Hood
District Teachers Meeting Inspires Moral Training
District No. percent teachers gather for Dun iy 1SDG meeting focusing on will power value. Miss Cora Wilkins leads, with topics by Miss Rosa Alness on school incentives and Miss Mallory on language. J.C. Hood on punishment, P. C. Olson lecturing on quiz topics, J.C. Hoop serves as local manager.
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Dun Iy
Trocham
Cora Wilkins
Rosa Alness
Mallory
J.C. Hood
P. C. Olson
Secretaries Report of Oakes Union Temple Association
Secretary J.B. Ryon notes cash on hand 1805 with total receipts and expenditures, including rent, building repairs, insurance and sundry expenses. The document also details a mortgage notice in Dickey County North Dakota, with sale terms at the county courthouse and attorney information for the assignee of the mortgagee.
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Oakes N. Oake Tan
Oakes Union Temple
Tatterbush Act. Building:10) 45.00 Repairs On Building: Eonsuraneo i Pace l
J.B. Ryon
Sid Wits
Mart Payors
Angugt
Miekey
W. W. Good
Minis
Muneer
Saul
Torker
Thomas F
Pulluc Tevarde
Taid Dickey County
North
Dakata
Block
Oakes
North Dakota
Dollas Asia
Coat House
Ellendale
Dickay Coun
Ilin
Dickey
Dickey County.or Hin Daly
Buckton’s Arnica Salve Promise of Quick Cures
Buckton’s Arnica Salve touted as best for cuts sores ulcers and skin eruptions with guaranteed satisfaction or refund. Priced at 26 cents per box and sold by H. L. Harris.
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Prica
L. Harris
Kansas Woman Kills Family Then Ends Life
A Kansas mother allegedly poisoned food to kill eight family members before h completing the spree by hanging herself. Investigators say the Octuple murder suicide occurred at the family home with authorities discovering multiple victims and a dramatic final act by the mother.
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Kansas
Poverty and murder shock Marysville Kansas tragedy
Terrible tragedy reported near Marysville involves Joseph Hildebrandt ill with illness and poverty. His wife Hildebrandt poisoned eight children and then hanged herself. seven children died and one survived briefly before death. The mother’s mind and husband’s illness cited as causes.
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St. Josefs
Marysville
Kan
Joseph Hildebrant
Hildebrant
Kansas City
Foraker Wins Full Republican Vote in Ohio Senate
Couumans Ohio Jan 15 J B Yoraker in the senate received 20 votes for United States senator Eric G and George A Groot of Cleveland 1 The senate has 80 Republicans one absent due to illness Foraker's name was presented by Senator John J Sullivan of Trumbull and seconded by Senator Adolph Ruemer of Cincinnati In the house the vote stood Foraker 87 Brice 21 John H Thomas Springfield 1 Mr Gage 1 Judge Blandin of Cleveland 1 Lawrence T Neal Chilli cothe 1 all except Foraker are Democrats Foraker received the full Republican vote Balloting for a Gibson successor began at Annapous Md Jan 15 the result shows Democrats and Republicans badly split and the outcome protracted.
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Ohio
Couumans
J. B. Yoraker
Senate
Votaa
United States
Eric G
George A. Groot
Cleveland
Porter
Foraker
John J. Sullivan
Trumbull
Adolph Ruemer
Gibson
Axnapous
Charles H. Gibson
United States Senate
The Return of Byrnes Surprises New Yorkers
Ex Chief Byrnes returned from abroad after planning to stay until summer. Reportedly ordered by a high state political figure, his return hints at possible restoration to command of the New York police for city and Greater New York. He traveled to study European methods and gather ideas for reorganizing the police.
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Byrnes
New York
Greater
Darnes
Europe
Greater New York
Presidential Claims of Davis for Republican Nomination
Senator Hansbrough of North Dakota presents a Biographical sketch of Senator Cushman K. Davis of Minnesota for the Republican presidential nomination. The article highlights his North West growth, war service, legal career, public life, and role in foreign relations. It notes his Hawaiian policy speech as bold and mentions his Monroe Doctrine stance and care for war survivors.
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Cincinnati
Commercial Gazette
Hansbrough
North Dakota
Cushman K. Davis
Minnesota
Great North‘west
Senate
Cleveland
SCHOONER FORTUNA SUNK AND NINE CREW LOST
Gloucester schooner Fortuna sank after a collision with the Barnstable off Highland Light. Nine of her twenty three crew drowned. fourteen saved. Also reports of Ketcham lumber company failure with assets $500000 to $400000 and liabilities around $275000. Nearby notes include the Kneebs verdict, Heckman death, Stockbridge-Mackall scuffle, Cherokee Bill’s date, a fatal mine fire, and agricultural society actions.
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Boston
Fortuna
Boston Fruit Company
Barnstable
Highland Light
North Dakota fire company to form as immigration plan outlined
The North Dakota Fire Tiduratce company with Jamestown HQ nears $200 160 in insured capital before starting business. A first executive committee meeting of the North Dakota Immigration Association convened at Fargo with H S Oliver of Tésbon as chair. A county organization plan was sketched and rapid setup urged, while superintendent Archibald’s resignation remains unacted until the March trustees meeting.
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Azotnd
Wsmrenos Minpany
Tyemriske
Com- Ee
North Datotaal Fire Tiduratce Company
Jamestown
North Dakota Immigration Association
Parga
H. &. Oliver
Tésbon
Lawn
Archibald
Trusteca
North Dakota and Minnesota Central Railway Incorporation
Articles report the North Dakota and Minnesota Central Railway formed to run from a Missouri river point in North Dakota to Lake Superior in Minnesota. The line aims to compete with Great Northern and Northern Pacific to secure freight rate advantages for settlers and farmers. Police report an attack on a depot agent, with $200 stolen and the robbers fleeing. In Nebraska, Bord county citizens cut timber at Randall military reservation, threatening structures. New Jersey Legislature convened, with officers elected. Gov. Werts to resign and Gov. Briggs to assume.
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North Dakote
Misnssota Rand
Paut
Jen
North Dakota and
Minnesota Central Railway
North, Dakota
Lab Superior
Ietnteah
Ton Ba
Grist
Pacific
Ros Noope
Northwestern
Minnesota
Uncle Sands
Yanetor
Bord County
Neb
Randall Military Reservation
New Jersey
Menti Trevtoy
N.J
Werts
Briggs
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Tral Road
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Ladden, N. D
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Oakes, N.D
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Oakes, N D
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