Fort Berthold land opening moves to alter ancient Indian realms
The Senate and House approve a bill opening 300 000 acres in Fort Berthold to settlement while preserving a national park for ruins. Chiefs Poor Wolf and others warn of cultural loss as white newcomers approach. The Mandan Gros Ventres and Arickarees recall peaceful history and discuss forthcoming intrusion and legal changes.
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Senate
House
Fort Berthold Reservation
Connecticut
Mississippi
Missouri
Missouri River
Fort Berthold
Hanna
F. H.abbott
Indian Affairs
Washington
Old Village
Old Fort Berthold
Gros-Ventres
Missouri Valley
Wolf
Gros-Ventre
A& Great Prince
Indiana
Mike
Poor Wolf
Jean Wolf
Medal From Washington Cited By Mandan Chief
An obscure note recounts a Mandan village chief near Had Water Creek earning a Washington medal dated 1797. The speaker claims friendliness with whites and mentions a Gun-Guarding-House, suggesting a colonial-era encounter and local status in the Mandan community.
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Washington
Coyote
Mandan
Had Water Creek
Platform of R A Nestos for the 29th District Nomination
R A Nestos declares a Republican platform with progressive ideals, urging tax reform education and rural school support, rail and road policy changes, and campaign finance limits. He pledges to serve the 29th District if elected, focusing on economy, public health, and fair taxation. For sale notice ends the item with a 4 room house listing in Eastwood Park.
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Legislative
Republic
Legislative Assembly
Uth
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Eastwood Park
Ray
Southeast Front
Walter R Bond Promises North Dakota Public Service and Duty
Walter R. Bond, a Republican candidate, pledges to support party principles and work with state government. He outlines aims for conservation and development, fair taxation, economical public funds, support for Ward County, and backing the Minot Normal School, vowing faithful public service if elected to the 29th district.
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North
Ward
Normal School
Minot
Savings Account Incentive From Northwestern Deposit Bank
Loving parents urged to start a savings account for children at four percent annual interest with Northwestern Deposit Bank in the Savings Bank Building. FOR SALE notices list A W Smith quarter section near Minot, 70 acres with half crop included at $3,800. LYMAN LAND CO listing 320 acres near Minot, 160 crop acres at $3,500. W H Sibbald ads for 100 acres north of Minot at $4,000 with half to purchaser.
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Northwestern Deposit Bank, Savings Bank
A. W. Smith
Minot
Lyman Land CO
W. H. Sibbald
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Berthold Indians
R. A. Nestos
Great Northwest
The
State Tax Association
Walter R. Bond
Ryone
P “Me
Ww. H. Reighart
Olaf Haagensen
Palermo
Mountrail
Haagensen