Perfidy of Insurgent Leader in North Dakota Speech
A sustained critique targets Mr Spalding of the insurgent Republican wing in North Dakota. It accuses him of siding with Minneapolis millers over farmers by opposing a Senate resolution on wheat imports under the Dingley Act. The piece argues his vote harmed North Dakota farmers and exposed him to public judgment on character and motive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spalding
Republican Party
Congress
Northwest
Minneapolis
North Dakota
Hansbrough
Shaw
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
House
Spaulding
North Dakota Lands Open to Homestead Entry Decline
The last of public domain lands in North Dakota are passing to actual settlers. By July 1, 1905, about 17 million acres were open, with roughly 4 million still available at low cost. Counties receiving lands at the start of the fiscal year include Bowman, Dunn, Hettinger, and Mercer portions, with notices and ads for sales, rentals, and land exchanges from Bowbells and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Peter Dahlquist
T. Stromset
Matt Norske
Skaal
Haakon VII
A. W. Movius
Bowbells
D. W. Kelly
J. E. ‘Murray
Fair View Farm
N.D
Minneapolis
Flrst State Bank
E. C. Krueger
Soo
Jensen & Hammelswang
Central Hotel
N. D
Western Implement Co
A. E. Shuktes
Mgr
Stark County
Wii
Bowman, Dunn, Hettinger
Mercer
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The
Pioneer Store
H. C. Blenkner
Prop
Kimball and Cable
R. B. Burger & CO
Bowbells Meat Market
R. F. Migge
F. J. Glenn
Bowbells, N. D
Elgin Waltham
Rockford m
D. Switzer & Son, Jewelers
Lyon Land & Loan CO
Acrese Street
Postofi
Walloon
Bismarck District
C. J. Kopriva
Tibbit
G. C. Juve
Ing
Jens
Fort
Rieger’s Perfumes
Rieger
California
Pasadena
Donovan Drug Co
Rogers Lumber CO
Bowbells, N. Dak
Herman Enderson
Jens Peterson
A. A. Crane
D. Landsborough
Casmen
W. Landsborough
Paes
D. E. McClellan
Asar
Casuink
State Bank of Bowbells
Capital
New Bakery
Wloody & Dahltberg
Ralph Schudar
N, Dak