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Newspaper
Oakes Weekly Republican
Location
Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1890
Page
8
Messrs McCarthy and Marshall timed time from Bismarck this morning on KES North Dakota March 7 1890.
County Auditor Web explains Wilson Seed Wheat Bill provisions with March 15 deadline for applications. The measure aims to furnish seed grain to settlers lacking means, with approvals expected from railroad and elevator firms, as February 13, 1890, notes.
A local notice describes Burlington trains moving fast between St Paul Chicago and St Paul La Crosse, praising rolling stock and roadbed. It advertises tickets and invites readers to contact local agents. Also listed are Sunday evening church services with YP and a sermon titled Search the Scriptures led by Pastor I J Gronmas.
March 4 in Bismarck the senate endured a dramatic clash over the Attorney General Goodwin and an investigating committee. A motion by LaMoure to end further reading of the attorney general opinion passed after sharp remarks from Stevens and others, halting the reading before completion.
The Kalamazoo based Reverend Miss Carrie J. Bartlett concludes a brief stay in Sioux Falls with a warm welcome. Her presence inspires gratitude as she aided the community and earned esteem among many residents during her visit.
Portraits of Eyraud the French strangler, his victim, and the detective who uncovered the case arrived, offering a striking comment on physiognomy. The trio’s looks tempt a stranger to mistake the detective for the killer, the killer for the innocent, and the real victim for the sleuth.
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