Washington News Briefs On Nominations and Legislation
The week reports President’s nomination of Willem M. for a cabinet post, a senate okayed Indian appropriation, and a house-passed measure funding railroads and public printing. Mentions include Andrew Johnson’s era, state projects, and various appointments, with no trial date set.
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Washington
Willem IM
Kanase
Shanestead
Ian
Irreal
Andrew Jtuckeon
Tennineee
Pehrunry
Weohine
Cuile Rane
Slateonnent Railroad
Dax
WS. Honsiter
New York
Charles
Buine
Mansachusetis
Roskiter
Fire damages town bakery and plans new brick building
Report details a large fire on Oct 7 1807 destroying Indies, a brick structure at Union Street and Second Avenue. Damages reach about 100000 dollars with plans for a new three story brick block facing Union Street. Expected to house hardware and clothing stores on first floor and offices above.
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Dakex
Jane Basins Indies
Pratoffics
Union Street
Union
New Association in North Dakota Formed at Fargo Meeting
The County Commissioners Association of North Dakota organized in Fargo with 103 attendees. Officers elected include President A J De Lanes Ward, secretary Leeusur urban Weight, Richland County. Seven directors will be named later. A theater party and banquet honored guests. Main discussion covered a state tax measure and commissioner fee concerns. Follow-up actions noted for upcoming legislative session.
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Fargo
de Lance
Mie Oyenthi Seston
Pirior'e Budl
Sexrion
James B Royle
State Universit
Pol. McVey
Jis
Minnesota
Mivnyota
Gacet Bon Mons
United States Commission Ors
Auden
Commieoates
Dianarek
Dr Fawcett Bail Granted in Curious District Court Case
Reported in a district court at Gyn Parkes, Dr Fawcett was released on $2,000 bail by Judge Ro Myreed. Two key witnesses were excluded from testifying while defense and prosecution sparred over admissibility and potential appeals, with claims of procedural irregularities and intimidation tactics shaping the tense proceedings.
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Dato
Gyn Parkes
Suge Ro
Stites
Wineman Baat
Tate Cane
Hesser
Carl Thee
Steve Bean
Bawcett
Escape foiled by shackles in transit to Grand Forks
Edwin Hoss, who pleaded guilty to safe breaking and received a twenty year sentence in Pembina, was moved by train through Grand Forks amid shackles. Deputies report attempts to escape failed near Harland Forks as authorities chased suspects linked to a jewelry store burglary in Walthall and Poly Velifeel. Hoss has a long criminal record across North Dakota, Minnesota and Western Colorado and was recently transferred to Winnipes after escaping Pembina jail.
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Edwin Hoss
Gailty
Kneeshaw
Pembina
Grand Parks
Miemarek
Meharge
Sheri Meadhouse
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Rostwan
Wii Hana
Grand Forks
Hirand Forks
Tose
Grand Feirhs
Bandike
Bite
Walthall
Winnipes
Kembina Couity
Neie
Tie Pembina
Rass
Murderer Seeks Pardon After Robbery Conviction
The prisoner, a 31-year sentence for highway robbery and burglary, seeks clemency. Wy Ht Martell has filed notice of intention to petition for pardon at a court hearing, despite claims of innocence and the state attorney’s opposition.
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Allornes
Martell
Theacon
Atumney
Mme. Bandon
Marbal
Jantar
Erne
Nigar
Sontaen
Russia to Try Our Corn Samples Sent to Slav Station
Northwest samples were shipped to a Slav experiment station for corn growing trials. The move signals recognition of the American Northwest’s advance in agriculture as Russia seeks assistance to push corn cultivation northward.
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Russia
Northwest
Riksta Gamnjshev
North Dakota
Ward County editors form association at Minot meeting
Ward County newspaper men convened at the Commercial club in Minot to organize the Ward County Editorial Association. Sam H. Clark and Leigh Carroll were elected chair and secretary as members planned a future permanent group and aimed to draw national representation for the Minot meeting.
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Ward County
Minot Press Club
Minot
Commercial Club Rooms
Severa
Sam H. Clark
Minot Daily Reporter
Leigh Carroll
Carpio News
McHeny County
Assocltion
Businese
Rinersen
Aveas
Ina Hadly
Minot Kx
Amok
Leland
Ward
Mercury County
Bismarck School Chief Replaced by Valley City Professor
At a Bismarck school board meeting Prof. Jesse Tanner from Valley City normal school was chosen as superintendent, replacing William Moore who had held the post for fifteen years. A nearby civic club influenced the vote amid debate on city finances and a proposed $26,000 city hall referendum.
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William Moon
Bismarck
Jesse Tanner
Valley City Normal School
William Moore
Elad Aguinakt
Waren Moore
Tor Bet
Revanie
Aniferent Women's Clube
E City
Neelnods
Lemise Taealleren
Ronsteal
Alu Mavens Waa
Masons Dedicate New Temple in Minot Ceremony
North Dakota Masons formally opened a new $49,000 temple in Minot with 15 plus attendees from Northwestern North Dakota. John Medupnett presented the grail above the dedicatory exercises, followed by a reception and dancing as visiting Masons departed, amid hospitality from local hosts and a grand hall filled with members and their wives.
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Minot
North Dakota
John Medupnett
Regia Masonic
LE O'Clock
Music City
Officer Cracked Head in Jamestown Assault
Jamestown patrolman Oscar Jerden was attacked on Pith Lyeet by Oscar Arlow, a man with a poor reputation. Arlow fled toward Capitol hotel after being ordered to halt, and Sheriff Wasser joined the pursuit. Jerden’s wounds were dressed and Arlow was jailed awaiting State’s Attorney Thorp’s return. no charges filed yet.
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Jamestown
Omscar
Jerden
Pith
Stiri
Attorney Thorp
Medina
Unlicensed Veterinarian Arrested and Fined
Dr Shephard was arrested in Languis town for practicing veterinary dentistry without a state license. He pled guilty before Justice Carr, admitted lacking the required license, and claimed ignorance of the rule. A fine up to 50 dollars was imposed. lacking funds, he was placed in sheriff’s custody until payment. He is a single man who has resided in Nebraska and Western Canada as well as James.
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DD. A
Nebraska
Canada
James
Five Horses Cremated in Donnybrook Livery Barn Fire
Fire at Peter Sackman’s livery in Donnybrook destroyed the barn and equipment. Five horses were cremated, with the blaze discovered at 5 o'clock in the morning. The origin remains a mystery while two or three vehicles were also destroyed. The loss is estimated at $2,500.
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Donnybrook
Peter Sackman
Humpane
Liquor License Under Bushel Arrest in Minot Case
Nick Frank of Lignite was arrested in Minot for alleged liquor license violations. He appeared before Judge Murray, claiming no recent liquor activities in Lignite, while the license publication requirement faces a $1 to $9 fine and possible confinement up to one year.
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Nick Frank
Minot
Welconse
Andy Front
Bottineau Organized Baseball Association Formed for Season
A well attended rating organized the Battileau Base-Hi group for the coming season. Bescanon presided while J. J. Murray was named secretary. Directors elected include Atdyston AJR. McKay umi Co 1 Newhouse. Newhouse will serve as secretary and JA Painter as manager with Chirk Foster. Last year’s players expected to return. Directors to interview players during the coming week and report on progress.
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Baseball Association
Battileau Base- Hi Association
Bescanon
J. J. Murray Sched
Directoes
Atdyston
AJR
McKay Umi
Newhouse
Swereteed Sodramares
JA Painter
Chirk Foster
USE SPOTTERS TO BAG PIGGERS IN BISMARCK
City officials vow to clean up piggery problems after closing the lid on a nuisance. Efforts focus on securing necessary ev ilities to address the issue and remove offenders. Milwaukee depot at Hettinger opens. officials take possession of the spacious new building.
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Bismarck
Ede
Ity
aMfviak
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Railroad
Hettinger
Unclear fragment from Sunborn transit report
A damaged OCR fragment references a westbound North Ciuet Limited journey with an issue about a sack and clearance. No clear date, place, or outcome is readable.
Creamery for Palermo Assured by Enthusiastic Meeting
Palermo gains a creamery with an organized association and elected trustees Frank A. Wilson R. L. Rasmussen Peter Sanderson Lars Hollekim and Elmer Army. Board selects site and building proceeds with the new house to be erected first. Three thousand dollars worth of stock has already been subscribed.
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Palermo
Frank A. Wilson
R. L. Rasmussen
Peter Sanderson
Lars Hollekim
Elmer Army
Farmers Institute Banquet and School Exhibit Report
Farmers attending the institute of Cando will be banqueted as guests of the commercial club and entertained. An exhibit will showcase work done by public school pupils.
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Farmers’ Institute of Cando
Commercial Club
Horse Theft Report in Langdon Barn Break-In
A thief entered Matt Schneider’s Langdon barn and stole his horse. A harness vanished from Mr Schulke’s property and another cut ter was taken from the Diamond barn across the track. Muniock starts a band with 4140 10 the treasury.
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Langdon Warties
Matt Schneider
Langdon
Mr. Schulke
Tobey Wes
Muniock
the Treasury
North Dakota News Notes From a Fragmented Page
Readable items report Crystal creamery machinery installation in progress Rolla social scandal with thirty city witnesses Devils Lake W R C colonial party Lane Don easing farmers institute Sok Hannah aliosea stal Cattle slippers Leathe loading chute Wilteton Williston population around 2500 school district work OK divisions Rawhy school floor permit University notes Lisbon district teachers and insurance company activity Mention of new farm telephone Montpelier Jamestown Devild Lake public building six stories cost about 10 0 0 Portia church and school events and a revived Business Men's file in recent civic update
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