Prohibitionists hold steady while critics doubt promise
In a northern state scene the writer attacks Fait of Menango for promising county votes from the populist convention. He praises true prohibitionists in the Republican fold, notes the era of prohibition is enduring, and cautions against windward doctrines while urging loyalty to honest government.
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Menango
Republican Party
Debs
Falls
Fair
Dickey County
North Dakota
H.J. Mallory
Pants stolen from Old Jones of Ellendale in Bismarck caper
A pair of specially made pants for Old Jones were stolen by a group from Oakes during the convention day. Jones, briefly clad, was robbed as he tried to button up. Ellendale friends supplied pantelets and he recovered dignity. W Oakes of North Dakota seeks more details.
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Old Jones
Ellendale
Bismarck
Oakes
Brainard
Bucklin
W. Oakes
N. D
New Flour Mill Rising in Oakes by J H Rapp
J H Rapp advances a substantial mill project in Oakes with the ground secured. Foundations laid and materials moved for a one hundred foot site along the C N W Ry to Second Street, plus an adjoining elevator for wheat storage. The venture proceeds independently, with strong capital and community backing expected to ensure early success.
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Oakes
Second Street
Rapp
Prohibitionists to Convene in Fargo July 31
Prohibition State Mass Convention set for Fargo Court House on July 31 at 10 am. Backers urge rally of about 3000 votes in the upcoming election and demand nominees with proven records who will uphold and enforce the prohibition statute law. Leader M. H. Kill calls citizens to vote for lawfulness and against those aiding law breakers.
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Fargo Court House
M. H. Kill
N P. S.C. Com
Oakes Celebrates July With Praises From Yorktown Col
Col Roff of Yorktown sends a Fargo Forum letter lauding Oakes for its rapid growth. He praises land choices by the James River, the city’s solid development, business houses and neat homes, and the town’s ability to attract settlers and create a thriving home market.
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Col. Roff
Yorktown
Fargo Forum
Oakes
James River
James River Valley
Oakes Republicans Elect Delegates to County Convention
Republicans in Oakes held a caucus to select delegates for the county convention in Ellendale. Attendees describe the slate as tax paying and conservative, aimed at backing a farmers and business community ticket. Delegates: 1st ward Chr Gorder W Howland J M Given. 2nd ward M N Chamberlin J M Reynolds Erdward John Scott Major Baldwin T F Marshall. Norway H S Nichols J G Reeves. Ro Verdale Alva Brown Will Hutsinpiller. Bear Creek M J Anderson Wm Mills.
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Oakes
Ellendale
Dickey County
Gorder
W. B. Howland
J. M. Given
M. N Chamberlin
J. M. Reynolds
Erdward
John Scott
Major Baldwin
T. F. Marshall
H. S. Nichols
J. G. Reeves
Norway
Alva Brown
Will Hutsinpiller
Riverdale
M. J. Anderson
Wm. Mills
Bear Creek
Estray calves reported in North Dakota notice
Came to my premises June 28 one norse calf about 2 years old with a white facial spot and a bit of white on a hind foot. A P Robinson Ludden North Dakota. Also one brindle calf about four months old with rope on when taken up. Owner may get by proving property and paying expenses to Swanson section 28 131 61.
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A. P. Robinson, Ludden, N. D
Penses
Ana Swanson
James McDonald
Grafton
City
Plankinton Reform School
McDonald
Masonic Fraternity
North Dakota
Wenzel Heller
Ludden
Murray
Chicago
Local notes and market briefs in Ludden area
A collage of town news items from Ludden North Dakota includes merchants advertising goods and prices such as 25 lbs dried grapes for $1, 3 lbs dried apples for 25 cents, and 40 cent tea now 35 cents per pound. Local visits, farm updates, and injuries appear alongside travel plans and community notices.
Pigs Seized on Verner Premises
Taken up. Two black and white pigs about six months old were taken up on my premises. Owner can have same by proving property and paying expenses. C. A. Hample, Verner.
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C. A. Hample
Verner
Facts Worth Knowing and Local Market Notes
No to bas suaranteuc cure for tobacco habit in any form. Tomatoes corn string beans and peas 10c per can at Howland & Goodrich's. Pimples Boils and other humors of the blood may break out in warm weather prevent it by Hoods Sursuprilla. Rock salt at Koerner's market. California canned goods 2 cents per can including peaches and pears Howland & Goodrich.
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Oakes
Howland & Goodrich’s
Koerner's Market
California
Howland & Good Rich
Bankers Loan and Investment Co seeks managers nationwide
Real estate and life insurance loans offered with long term terms and reasonable interest. Prompt collection service across the United States and Canada. Local and county managers wanted. Also a railway note: Wisconsin Central Lines run two fast daily trains linking St Paul Minneapolis Chicago Milwaukee and Wisconsin points with connections east or south. Information via ticket agent or Jas C Pond Milwaukee.
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United States
Canada
Bankers Loan and Investment Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Wisconsin Central Lines
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Chicago
Wisconsin
Canadian
Jas. C. Pond
Gen. Pas
Haller's Corn Cure Promises Fast Relief and Value
Advertises Haller's Corn Cure offering instant relief from corns with easy application. Claims one bottle provides enough to kill forty or more corns, priced at 25 cents for ten dollars worth of comfort. Guarantees money back if not beneficial through dealer 8. L. Harris.
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Haller
8. L. Harris
Stray Gray Mare Reported Missing at Fort Ransom
A gray mare about 1000 pounds and six years old is reported missing from Fort Ransom last Sunday night June 24. The horse bears a heart branding on the left stifle. Notify Wright North Dakota or W H Watts with any information.
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Fort Ransom
Wright, N. D
H. Watts
Haller's Barb Wire Liniment Praised by Nebraska Stockman
Mr Ned Hindley of Washington county Nebraska reports it as the best liniment on the market after witnessing severe wire cuts in horses he claims were cured in three weeks. He recommends it to farmers and stockraisers and notes it is sold and guaranteed by L Harris.
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Ned Hindley
Washington County
Neb
L. Harris
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L. Devendorf
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Harris’ Drug Store
James Scott
South Dakota
Prof. Hood
Grandin
Nichols Bros
Chester
Gus Sipples
James McManus
Fargo
C. S. Brown
Grand Forks
Great Northern
A. A. Woodward
Tompson, N. C
Erick Holm
W. B. McCarthy
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Scott
B. H. Durham
LaMoure
Nichols
Jennie
Soo
Waukon
Town
Lovell
Plaindealer
Ransom County
Lisbon
R. M. Given
Capt. Davis
Mr. Given
Col
Thomas Nicholson
Nicholson
Nicollett Avenue
4Th Street
Bittman’s
Messrs Dougherty & McRoberts of
Hecla
Crawford
Will Crawford
C.G. Howard
Soq
Harry Bretton
Union Deputy
R. F. Murray
St. Mary’s Hospital
Northern Pacific
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Edward Bly
A. P. Slocum
E. J. Rarapaugh
Mrs. Chas
Stevens
Mrs. Stevens
Mr. Stevens
H. Brooks
Doctor Eaton
Western Recorder
Reval
Hans. P. Lowe
Star Restaurant
A. Bunber
City Restaurant
W.H. Marsh
Berg
Oakes, N. D