North Dakota News Roundup From Ellendale Leader
North Dakota notes include literacy concerns in the state with 1403 school age children unable to read or write. Fire at Wahpeton Headquarters hotel causes $30,000 loss and $18,000 insured. owners Dawson Bell plans brick rebuild. Harlem rustling rumor cited. 87 teams of horses counted on streets. Senatorial debates defend Scandinavian immigrants as capable citizens. Seed grain filing fees clarified as 20 cents per applicant. C C Bowsfield, North Dakota journalist, visits Milwaukee with praise for state prospects.
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Beile Valley
County Revenue Fund
Rainer
Ellendale Leader
Dickey County News Ellendale items and local notes
In Ellendale and Dickey County news, the Milwaukee railroad is likely to run a daily train starting April, and a local lawsuit settled by a justice of the peace with expenses saved. City elections set for April 1, school board changes expected, and Cole and Randall back from Bismarck. Seed wheat purchases under a bonding act to aid farmers, grain at cost, delivery around April 5. James McPherson recovering at home, jail cesspool flood deemed a put up job, F H Sturzenacker becomes postmaster amid office relocation plans, Minnie Horton retained in service.
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St. Paul
Dickey County
Correspondents Wanted for Several Towns in Region
The notice seeks reliable weekly correspondents in Luppay Guriix Monanao Grover Nicholson Hupson to provide local news. It asks former tributaries to Oakes to send items of interest and invites interested readers to contact for required information.
Milnor Normal School Hopeful For Full Readiness At Milnor
Sargent County earnings note Forman public spirit could lease nearby school land to develop a lake bed area and drill an artesian well. Farmers advised to shift to corn as early wheat demand tightens, while Milnor Normal School gains support under Prof Borgran with a strong local push for a robust building and regional influence.
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Sucewan
Forman
Milner
Atute Normal School
Thre
Poe
Borgran
Milnor
Harlem visitor recalls 1863 Sioux war battle tale
Ole Johnson of Delamere recounts a Sioux conflict near Harlem in 1863. He describes a 1700-strong Iowa Nebraska force trapping a camp of about 1500 Sioux near White Stone hills, 3 PM engagement, 22 killed on the whites, 44 wounded, 135 prisoners sent to Fort Sully before release after peace treaty.
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Harlem Courier
Harlem
Ole Johnson
Delamere
Milner
Johnson
Tus Courter
Co. D
6Th Iowa Volunteer Cavalry
Great Territory
Iowa
Minnesota
Iown
Nebraska
Sibly
Bronx
White Stone Hills
Little
Fort Sully
War Department
Subscribing Deals for Any US Paper or Magazine
A reader advertisement offers reduced subscription rates for any paper or magazine published in the United States. The notice claims connections with Tur Reevaracan and promises savings on national periodicals.
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United States
Willard Discusses Temperance in Pirrspune Interview
Miss Frances E. Williard explains the W C T U stance as neither partisan nor nonpartisan. She notes funds never go to the Prohibition Party, despite supporting temperance policies, and records past endorsements of the Republican Party locally. She cites 1884 petitions to national parties, with only Prohibition Party accepting, and urges a coordinated Sabbath observance from April 6 to 13 1890 across families churches and communities.
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Williard
Prohibition Party
National Woman's Christian, Temperance Union
American Sabbath Union Uite
World's Sabbath Observance Prayer Union
Wisdom From the Enemy on Prohibition Amendment
A fragmentary editorial argues the saloon fears a constitutional prohibition amendment and urges temperance supporters to back it. It notes the gain would be permanent, preventing future repeal, and stresses reliance on divine aid over human strength to defeat the adversary.
How to Catch Fish and Helena Statistics Shown
A fragment discusses fishing along The Burlington line and dropping a line on Wisconsin streams with a nod to Kenyon and W I C. It also cites Helena Montana statistics on wages banking capital profits deposits population and assessed valuation from a Helena statistical review sent to the Globe by Hon C C Newman.
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Hie Waies
Fisherman's Inc
Saxe
Noth West
Burlington
Mississippi
Wisconsin
The
Lfnot
W.I. CG
Kenyon
Gen
Pass
Agent CB
N.R
St. Paul, Minn
Tris
Helena
Mont
Statistical Review
Globe
C. C. Newman
Wahpeton Lobe
Flour mill at Hitchcock Dak Produces sixty five barrels daily
The Hitchcock Dakota mill operates with artesian power producing sixty five barrels of flour each day.
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Hitchcock
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Oakes Republican
Postisugheveet
North Dakota
Ey Tie— Western Printing
Oxconponaren
Ann Taras
E. S. Gyveerr
Evitor
Official Paper
Gx. Crook
Department of the Missouri
Chicago
Courier
H. L. Kelsey
BenaTor Prence
United States Senate
Voorhees
Pierce
Indiana
Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin
C. C. Bowsfield
Casey
Milwakes
Bowsfield
Dickey County News
Ellendale
Elden Township
Messrs
Cole
Randall
Bismarck
Yagon
Ettondale
James McPherson
Silver Leaf
Bastile
F. H. Sturzenacker
Frank Horton
Minnie Horton
Sargent County
Eanings
Brom
Grand Forks
Price
Forman Public Spirit
Temperance
Oakes W. C. T. U
Ara
Belle Crandall
Kewetialis
Atrone
Emleayry
Geg F. Kirby
GEO
H. Peabody
H. J. Howe
Rosemlee, Jarer
Oakes Milling Co
Oakes, N.D
Jim River
Graham
John F. Hoelzle
Oakes
N. Dak
UNIO
M. Botsford
Meewa
Ss. WY Dwc
Sawyer & Arnold
Washburn Alill Co
Hin
J. Ms. Given
Union Meat Market
B. F. Roddle
N. D
McCarthy Bros
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