Pembina Pioneer Cavileer Dies Father of Pembina
Cavileer who lived in North Dakota longer than any white man died at home in Pembina on Monday the 18th. Born March 6 1818 in Springfield Illinois he moved to Pembina in 1851 and his pioneer sketches and scenes graced local papers. He was a political and business leader known across the state and beyond.
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Omances Cavileer
North Dakota
Pembina
Red River Valley
Mr. Cuvileer
Springfield
Ilinois
St. Paul
Republican State Ticket and County Announcements
The page lists the Republican state ticket with multiple offices named including governor and attorney general, and publishes county level candidacies for Bottineau and Avery counties. It also contains editorial comment praising the convention, noting Governor White’s record and criticizing J. M. Devine and J. Blackwell for their handling of their delegations.
Harvest notes and community updates from Turtle Mountains
Barley harvest underway after a fine Sunday rain. Farmer activity increases with new houses and barns built by Alfred and Louis Larson and Iver Thompson, while Daisy Poole leaves to teach near Willow City. Many residents travel to Canada, Sioux City, or Bottineau for work or care. A bridge repair spans Willow creek, and a twin baby dies east of Willow. John Gaborit of Fisher dies at sixty after a long liver illness.
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Elias Noel East
Willow
Swan Peterson
Bottineau
John Gaborit
Fisher
Flax Belt Circuit to Boost Devile Lake Theater Plans
J Small of Devile Lake visited town Saturday prompting J N Greiner to expand and remodel his Bottineau opera hall. The project enlarges floor space to 41 by 65 feet with a 20 foot stage, wider entrance, higher walls, and a ceiling to improve acoustics. The effort aims to attract better touring troupes and curb cheap shows. Also includes a testimonial for Kodol digestive aid from Geo F Fry and A Brothen noting stomach health benefits.
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J. Small
Devile Lake
J. N. Griener
Mr. Small
Small & Evans
Northern Pacific
Devils Lake
Minot
Bottineau
Greiner
Richburg improvements and prospering town scene
SEEN AT RICHBERG. Frequent visits note rapid improvements in Richburg with new houses and a stronger business climate. Local businessmen thrive, former resident H. D. Warner does well, Gus Reibel and Clarence Jackson expand in the blacksmith trade. Also mentions healthy improvement for Mrs S P Whitaker attributed to Dr Kings New Discovery and praises its effectiveness. Laxative Quinine Tablets advertised for colds.
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Richburg
H. D. Warner
Gus Reibel
Clarence Jackson
Sadieville
S. P. Whitaker
McArthur’s
Something New in Tools and a Martinique Legacy
A cricket club in Valparaiso Chile sent bats and stumps to England facing 30 percent duties. The captain suggested declaring them agricultural implements to avoid tax, a tactic deemed satisfactory by officials. A broader debate cites a proposed British Canadian subsidy of 2.5 million and 1 million annually, likely unattainable. Dumas Horn in Martinique notes the island’s history of notable figures including Empress Josephine and Alexandre Dumas pere, whose race prejudice hindered his rise in America and his native land.
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Chile
England
Custom House
Dumas
Martinique
Josephine
Alexandre Dumas
Pere
Paris
America
Unclaimed Letters at Bottineau Post Office August 7 1902
List of letters remaining unclaimed at Bottineau North Dakota for the week ending August 7 1902. Names include M A Boyd N J Johnson Math Easneas Rackley Mra Essie Fiemming G Lunden Peter B IGarnes Ingrald Sorrenson Louis Larson Frank Tinnell Hall Jessie Whitmore Katie. If not called within 15 days they go to the Dead Letter Office. Postmaster notice and ad copy follow.
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N. D
Boyd
M. A. Johnson
N. J
Easneas
Math. Rackley
Mra
Essie Fiemming
Lunden
Peter B. Igarnes
Ingrald _Sorrenson
Louis
Larson
Tinnell
Frank
Hall
Jessie
Whitmore
Katie
Notice for Bids for Bottineau County Jail Project
Notice for bids to be received by Bottineau County Commissioners by 10 a m August 22 1902 at county auditor and at Architect J W Ross Grand Forks North Dakota. Bid on best steel and other grades. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Bids to be accompanied by payable to treasurer N P A Oebin Co Auditor L B Ware. Dated Bottineau January day. Inquiries to B Adams jeweler for stationery items.
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North Dako
J. W. Ross
Grand Forks
N. D
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