State Republican Convention for Dakota District Held in Aberdeen
The Republican convention for the thirteen council and representative district of Dakota will nominate one councilman and two representatives. It meets in Aberdeen Brown County on Saturday Oct 3 1986 at 10 am. Delegates from counties in the district are listed with Brown County chairmen and secretaries named. Ensure proper attendance and representation from the district.
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Republic
Council
Aberdeen
Oak
U. S. Land Office
Dak
Jasper L. Bostwick
Gem P
John W. Forkner
Thomas M. Blair
William Fryer
Wm. L. Forkner
Gem P_O
Ralph L. Brown
Ray
Republican Caucus to Nominate Delegates in Warner
Republican voters of Fe township hold a caucus at the village schoolhouse in Warner on Saturday October 2 1886 at 7 30 p m to choose three delegates for the county convention at Aberdeen October 6 1886 that will nominate county officers. By Committee September 15 1886.
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Blican
Warner
Aberdeen
Orper
Republican caucus to nominate county officers at Averdeen
The column urges Warner township voters to attend tomorrow's Republican caucus to elect delegates for the county convention at Averdeen next Wednesday. It lauds Gifford's work for Southern Dakota, notes tensions with divisionists, and argues for strong Republican representation to advance Dakota interests.
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Averdeen
Warner Township
Territorial Convention Voting By Acclamation
Delegates at the Territorial convention used proxy representation to force voting by acclamation. The speech promises a future return of the favor in two years to satisfy Central and North Dakota.
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Central
North Dakota
Secretary Man ning linked to Austrian mission post
Rumors say Secretary Man ning may leave the Treasury for a newly vacant Austrian mission. The assignment follows the government’s refusal to receive Mr. Kelley, leaving the post unfilled.
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Manning
Treasury Department
Mr. Kelley
St Paul Winter Carnival Opens January 17 1887
The St Paul winter carnival and ice palace opening scheduled for January 17 1887 in Central Park Damenshire is announced. L Hi. Maxfield named president with Finch as vice president though resignations arise. The Groton Leader faces internal party conflicts and a remark about its vagaries. Geo Engle of Aberdeen named attorney general of the territory affecting delegate races.
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St. Paul
Central Park
L. Hi. Maxfieid
Finch
Day Nominated by Democrats for Delegated Congress
M. H. Day was nominated by the Democrats for delegated congress at Aberdeen last Thursday.
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M. H. Day
Democrats
Aberdeen
Tuursday
Fire Destroys Several Buildings in Necedah Town Center
A large daytime fire in Necedah Wisconsin damaged seven wooden business structures in the town center near W A Reed's drug store. Firefighters worked through the night with citizen help to prevent total destruction. Reed's stock and the damaged rental property led to concerns about wider losses.
Major Fire Ravages Nevedah Stores and Homes
A devastating blaze in Nevedah destroyed multiple buildings. KE. S. Miner’s books and stationery worth about 1000 were lost, with partial insurance. Thomas Weston owned the first building valued at 3000 and T. M. Cranfield operated a galoon, with part of his saloon saved. H. F. Young's furniture store suffered about 2500 in losses, with 1600 insured. The Norsk store owned by Sam Hiles and rented by F. Hurd was destroyed. Hurd insured, Hiles around 1200 uninsured. One small dwelling burned, valued near 500. The fire driven by wind swept to Armstrong House. cause remains unknown with incendiary theories common.
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KE. S
Thomas Weston
T. M
Confee- Daly
H. F. Young
Farviture
Reed
Armstrong House
Aso
Pewterss
Norsk
Sam Hiles
F. Hurd
New Lisbon
Hurd
Hiles
Green offers barley and oats for sale at low price
A. Green markets barley along with oats for sale at a low price, inviting buyers to inquire for details on quantities and payment terms.
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A. Green
Territory of Dakota Sheriff sets sale for land parcel
In Brown County the district court issues a writ to satisfy a judgment by sale of the west half of the southeast quarter of section seven, township etc. totaling about eighty acres, with costs and interest, against Renee De Vont and others.
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Territory of Dakota
SS. Fifth Judicial District
Brown County
Renee
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C. & I. Appel
Dakota
Chicago Square
Gillet
Aberdeen National Bank
Aberdeen, Dak
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T. McCuesney
Prest. R. Moopy
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St. Croix
Daleksin
L. CO. Turner
Warner, Daxora
L. G. Hanson
Manupf'r OF
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Main Street
Warner, Dak
Warner’Sun
Fred C. Kile
Provieror
Official Paper
Brown CO
Legislative Republican Convention
Dene Aberdeen
Rc 2 Enn
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cVaan, Ands
N. Heneetp. MacPherson
Republican Caucus
Gifford
Grifford
Washington
Groton
Necedah, Wis
W. A. Reed
Busness
M. Welch
John
Andover
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Flemmeno
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Charles A. Tower
Elbert F. Quigley
Joseph Nichols
Aberteen
U.S Land
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U.S
James H. Lerson
South West
Quaner
William F Htg
Enry Andrews
Rudolph
John Jamara Aberdsen
Gerven
Keister
Sepe
Jennie R Williams
H. E. No
J. C. Macleod
J. W. Clemenson
Martin Kile
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Register. Harris & Lawson
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Mt Sand Land
Lanes Fargo
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Wm. Kemke
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H. Register
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Land Ofane
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Mother Gelberdicig
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