Opening of Fort Berthold Reservation Bill Outlined by Hon. L. R. Hanna
The Tribune publishes a circular from Hon. L. R. Hanna detailing a bill to open parts of the Fort Berthold Indian Reservation east and north of the Missouri. It outlines surveys, land allotments for Indians, a 640 acre demonstration farm with 25 000 dollars, timber land reserves, school and agency lands, government townsites, and a six year payment schedule with deferred terms. The bill allocates land to settlers under homestead laws, preserves Indian interests, and imposes alcohol prohibitions in the reserve.
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Farmer earns banner for acreage with help from two boys
Tom Thompson and his two sons plan to seed 1,380 acres this spring with 890 in wheat 160 in oats and the rest flax. Will Wegner and Herman stay on a western farm during the season. Hon. E. P. Barringer reports strong crop prospects in Manitoba Montana and local land deals yield rich returns for investors.
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Lottery System Opens Vast Farmland for Homesteads
The forthcoming opening, at the earliest next fall, will use a lottery system as in prior years. About 400000 acres of prime agricultural land will be opened, creating roughly 2500 homesteads of 160 acres each.
Celebrated Birthday of Uncle John E. Rogers at North Main
The Tribune notes Uncle John E. Rogers turned 67 with a May 24 gathering at his North Main Street home. Neighbors and relatives including W. H. Owen and Chas Rogers attended, sharing music and lunch as gifts and well-wishes. The paper lauds him as a good citizen and veteran of the Civil War.
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Fourth of July Celebration Planned at North Star
North Star township residents plan a Glorious Fourth picnic with baseball track grounds prepared. A management committee led by W B Coons J E Emerson and C P Hulbert, along with entertainment and sports committees, invite all to attend and hear speakers on the holiday.
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North Dakota Chautauqua Programme Availability
Inquiries are invited to Secretary Edge of Devils Lake for the 1910 Chautauqua season from June 25 to July 13. A mailed programme will detail the course, which is promised to be better than before.
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Coal sale notice at Farmers' Mine 600 ton cap
500 tons of coal will be sold in 10 ton lots at 1.60 per ton prepaid. No more than 600 tons will be offered at this price. Leave money at any Bowbells bank or send directly to the mine. Coal always on hand. O P Hanson Manager.
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Political aspirants urged to use Northern Telephone long distance
A public notice states that political aspirants should utilize the Northern Telephone Company long distance service to reach voters across wide distances, highlighting the carrier's role in campaigns.
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