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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
Seven Indians Killed by an Explosion
Of Gasoline Near Cannon Ball . .
!. Sub Station. ss..
Seven Indians are Killed Outright and
Two Others Win Die from 81 81
Injuries.
Tank Of Gasoline Found by an Indian
and Thought TO be
Kerosene.

Fort Yates, N. d., Dec. 15.
Especial. AN explosion occurred at
s p. m. December Is, five miles south
Of Cannonball and about three miles
from Cannonban substation. The cause
of the explosion was the igniting of a
thirty gallon tank of gosoline, injuring
nine people in all of which seven died
instantly, being cremated IN the flames.
This gasoline had, been found by No
Heart, an Indian, on the banks of the
Missouri river and brought it to his
house thinking it was kerosene or coal
oil. Black Cloud and wife, neighbors
living near by, went to No Hearts to
borrow some oil. Black Cloud, on
lighting a match and holding it over
the tank to see how to get the oil, ac-
cidentally let the match drop in the
tank causing an Immediate explosion.
The names so far as learned are: Mr..
and Mrs Black Cloud and theirS2 year
old son, George Bingenheimer Black
Cloud; Mr.. and Mrs. No Heart and
their four children, whose names have
not vet been learned The two res
.cued from the flames will die.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
SANTA FE TROUBLE.
Marshals, Detectives and Police CALI
ed into Service in Towns Along
the Santa Fe. 5.s
New Operators are Mobbed by Citizens
Wires Cut and Other
Damage Done.
Contradictory Reports from the Strik-
ers Headquarters and from
Company Officials.

Chicago, Dec. 15Tne Santa Fe
stations at Demonte and Willow
Springs close to this city are arsenals
today and detectives, state marshals
and city police are doing guard duty
because the new operators at these
points were assaulted by mobs OF citi-
zens sympathizing with the strikers.
Wires were cut and the new men badly
treated. A Fort Worth dispatch says
freight traffic on the Texas is demor-
allied notwithstanding the favorable
company reports. Officials at Chi
cago, however, insist the strike is over.
s The water front suffered severely.
a Almost every town between Benecia
and Frisco reports damage to build
ings. IS
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15

in his own home place. The farm
efs, in whose welfare Mr. Barrett has
always labored, gave him their fullest
endorsement not only by their sigma
lures to the petition, but words in
cheering sympathy and commend alton
Ut is plainly evident this faithful serv-
ant of the people will receive the most
emphatic endorsement throughout our
county and the state, and if continued
in office by our new and honored gov
ernor, as we cannot but believe will
be done, he will prove, as in the past,
the .fttest', man for the place in our
state. Mr.. Barrett is in most excel
lent health and will use not a little
vim, as well as discretion, in his as
pira tions, and his many friends will
stand by him for they believe he is
justly entitled to be his own successor
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
fWHITEsToNE battlefield.

Ellendale Record; The Dickey
County Veteran Association has APP
pointed a committee consisting OF e.
r.. Kennedy, Theo. Northrup and Leon
ard Ellis. to inVesti gate and look after
the battlefield Of Whitestone, in this
county. The committee has organ
lied with p. r. Kennedy as chairman
and Theo. NorthroD as secretary In
the fierce battle that took place ait
tsn1testone in September, 1863, be-
tween the forces under General Sully
and the Indians, twenty five Of our
men lost their lives. The duties OF
/ the committee are to get a correct his
tory Of the battle. the troops engaged
and to memoria1ize congress for a suit
able monument to be erected on the
ground, and for q sufficient reserya-
zion for a park covering the battlefield.
There is very little known here among
the people about the details of the
battle, and the committee will prob
ably get a complete history OF General
3Sully's expedition and OF the battle.
it, is a conmendable und ndertaking and
all the people are interested and should
extend to the committee all the aid
In their power.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
Later Reports from General Kitchener
Cause Widespread Gloom in the
City of L ondon.
Further Particulars of the Reverse
zs Show it 10 Have been Disas-
trous for British.
Several Whole Companies of British
Troops Appear to Have been
Captured by Beers.

london, Dec 15.--The fear that Gen.,
Kitchener had not told the worst when
he reported Clements defeat yesterday.
was confirmed this morning by a tele-
gram from Commander Kitchener In
a report dated Pretoria, Dec. IA, he
says: Clements brought in his force
TO Commando Mex unopposed. His
casualties, regret to say, were heavy.
Five officers and nine of other ranks
were Killed. Missing are eighteen
officers and 555 of other ranks. These
latter were four companies of North
cumberland Fusileers, stationed on the
hill and some yeomanry and other de-
tails sent up Ito support them. The
names and nature of the wounds are
being telegraphed from Capetown
The Beers suffered severely
Kitchener also reports that Knox
drove DeWet north to Thabanchu, on
the Lady ybrand line, where the British
frustrated several attempts of the
Beers to break through. Dewet's
force numbered 5000 and according
to Kitchener they lost considerably,
British recaptured a 15-pounder taken
at Dewetsdorp, one pompom, several
wagons and twenty y-two prisoners.
Gloom is thick today Y in London
Tho sRoorc,n com, ic ctIInpinor A hi q
crowd at the war office is looking al
the list of casualties. Nothing short
of the capture of Dewet can Offset The
defeat of Clements and Kitchener
practically admits the willy leader has
again got through the lines at Tha.
banchu.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
DEALING WITH OUR INDIANS.

: ~
Wahpeton Globe: The Sisseton
Indians are now receiving payment
of SIT per capita, and their lucky cred
itors are happy. In this connection
the following clipping from Browns
Valley paper is of interest: "a com
mercial traveller who was in Sisseton
the other day said the merchants over
there were no, doubt making prepara-
tions5 for the prospective Indian pay
ment, as the red men are being freely
trusted. He said they were selling
red shawls that cost about $40 per
dozen for 50 apiece, and he witnessed
a. transaction wherein one Indian
agreed to pay $4S for fur overcoat
that could be bought anywhere for
$15. We used to think Browns Valley
merchants a little steep On Indian
prices, but those Sisseton fellows take
the bakery. A story is told of Sis
seton merchant who recently employed
new clerk. The first day the pro-
prietor devoted much of his time to
posting the young man on prices. The
next morning customer. came in and
inquired of his new clerkship how
many pounds of sugar he was giving
for dollar, and the young man
promptly replied: IA to an waite man
and to an Indian
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
GOVERNOR MERRY.

III iCfSSINSGDN F'INANClER All
RESTED At GLENDIVE ON "A
CHARGE OF OBTAINING MONEY
UNDER FALSE PRETENsEs.
Dickinson rress: Thursday after
noon r Merry was arrested in
5Glendive by Sheriff Aiken on the adj
vice Of Sheriff Kono Of Dickinson
The charge is obtaining money un-
der false pretenses, the amount being
$685.. $685. The complaint was sworn out
by Frank Lish. s.g
The facts in the case are substan-
TALLY these: Last spring, in April, G.
y, Merry went to the twin cities, Chi
cago and other eastern points on one
of his psriodica schenaing tours. He
drew drafts on the First Natl onal bank
sof Dickinson and the First National
of Mandan, in which banks he had
no deposits or credit whatever. He
had a slight acquaintance with G. r..
Bowlby, manager Of big st. Paul
eio5hipg house, and succeeded in OBJ
taining S2Ts from the gentleman on
worthless paper AS soon as Mr..
BowIby found that he had been swim
died he had 6. r. Merry arrested on a
criminal charge For a week or ten
days Merry schemed TO get the thing
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
MISSOURI SLOPE iTErls.

. . &c.. ; o. e.. IL
e &. The Dickinson brick works have
just finished the fire brick for eight
Montana coke ovens.
Several masses of diphtheria are re-
ported at Mandan and one or two
deaths have occurred ~,
w. V. Wade, one of the members of
the legislature, was the first sheriff
OF Emmons county and the Record
has some good words for him.
Some stock has died in Emmons
county from poisoning from water
hemlock. This is the first instance
of the kind in the western part of the
state -." ID. ,@s =
= Former Senator N. G. Lawrence of
Dickinson is interested in a Georgia
peach orchard with 246,0O0 trees. Last
year, 14S carloads of peaches were
shipped from the fruit farm. rag
Claude Croft. a member of Company
K, conducted himself in a manner un-
becoming a soldier at Dickinson by
borrowing numerous small amounts
and skipping the town. :%sSI
I The Dickinson Press says w. C. Gill
breath is. to be deputy insurance com
missioner, Editor Tuttle is going to
Europe after the session and the Man
dan Pioneer will be run by Roy Gill
breath. i. !.
Editor Streeter of the Emmons
County Record wants committee of
the newspapermen appointed to eat
a dozen of Cushing's Belgian hares
to see whether they, are what they are
cracked up to be-. 4
NJ In Mcintosh county there are
TWENTY-FIVE cases of diphtheria in the
vicinity OF Kassel postoffice. according
te Dr. Maereklein, county physician
Measures are being taken to prevent
the further spread of the disease.
In commenting on the decision OF.
Judge Anlidon in the suit Of Fred
Baker for attorney s services, the Em-
mons County Record remarks that
sEmmons county will be a passenger
On the hog train at an expense Of sew
3eral thousand dollars
a Chinaman named Yee Sing and
an Ethiopian named Tom Thomas
. Y sk
went into the restaurant business at.
Dickinson. After 4 weeks partner
ship the colored man kicked the boxer
out Of the place, and now the two are
at opposite ends OF q lawsuit, II.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15

fixed up, but without success. Finally
he managed to slip away from the au-
thorities and came home, where he
succeeded in inducing Frank Lish,
James G. Saunders and L. A Simpson
TO sign a note jointly with him at the
bank, enabling him to raise $3.50 with
which to fix his st, Paul scrape Merry
made all sorts of promises and gave
these gentlemen a mortgage on prop
erty which he did not own and never
had owned.
The past summer and fall G. F. has
been working a fine graft in Montana,
.The Equitable Tax Association of
America dept. of Montana) 2 being
the name of the organization under
which he has been collecting annual
dues ait 50 per head This is supposed
to be the same kind of a graft he. had
in North Dakota two or three years
ago The organization originated
with Merry who collected 81 per head
wherever he could find people will
ing to bite---and pocketed the pro-
ceeds. ~
IF reports are true, Merry has been
a pretty thigh roller in Montana the
past season, which would indicate that
suckers were numerous.
A short time ago Merry came home
for a few days. He was not seen very
much around town and it was sus-
pected that he was preparing to leave
Dickinson altogether, but not quite sc
soon as Wednesday night, when he
started west again. I, tsss..
| The Press understands that G. f
Merry has never attempted te
straighten up with Messrs. Lish, Saun.
ders and Simpson, and the chances
are that he will get the full extent o.
1 the law this time.
Sheriff Kono went to Glendive Fri
! day morning, it being understood tha,
Merry would return without requisi
tion papers. ,..s 5s...
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
: CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.

CATARRH CANNOT BE CURED.
With local applications, as they cannot
reach the seat,of the disease. Catarrh
is a blood or constitutional disease, and
in order to cure it you must take,inter-.
nal remedies. Halls Catarrh cure is
taken Internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls
Catarrh cure is not a quack medicine.
It was prescribed by one of the best
physicians in this country for years,
and is a regular prescription. 1t is
composed of the best tonics known,
combined with the best blood purifiers,
acting directly on the mucous sur-
faces. The perfect combination OF the
two Ingredients is what produces such
wonderful results in curing catarrh.s
Send for testimonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO., u.
q Proprietors, Toledo, o.
(: Sold by druggists. price 75 cents.
y Halls Family Pills are the best.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
BUSY i WEEK

LAST WEEK OF CONGRESS BE-
FORE THE HOLIDAYS WILL BE
4 BUSY. fls@ .ss IN 6
Washington, Dec. 15.--The last con-
gressional week before the holiday re-
cess will be busy in the house. The
pension bill will be passed in a hurry
Thursday the river and harbor bill will
receive attention and Wednesday will
be devoted to claims. The senate will
continue to consider the Hay-Paunce-
fote treaty in secret, while the open
session wl1i have the ship subsidy
talk. During the week the army re-
organization bill will be reported and
placed on the calendar.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
LINDELIE INDICTED.

OIyIIktAI .&;se&2 IMGINl0tSSs It'll
T'URNED BY THE GRAND FORKS.
GRAND JURY AGAINST sECRE
81 TARYs LINDELIE. s35s= 81
Grand Forks, N. d., Dec / is. 5 Six In
dictments have been returned against
A. Lindelie, secretary of the state en-
forcement u league. The indictments
charge Lindelie with accepting money
in two cases from blind -piggers for
protection. AL the indictments grow
out of these two cases, Lindeie has,
for the past three years devoted his
entire time to the work Of the league,
and has been paid salary for so do
ing. He has been yery active. has
secured the conviction of many Offend
ers, and has closed UP many places
where liquor was sold. He has there
fore incurred the enmity of the entire
blind-pig fraternity, and his friends
claim that his indictments are the re-
suit of plot to discredit him and
through him the prob ibition law. The
matter was before the grand jury for
several days and many witnesses were
examined. Owing to the prominence
OF the accused, great interest is taken
in the case, and and It is agreed that, what
ever the final result may be. the hands
of the resubm issionists were siren
ened, as every effort will be made to
show that the prohi ibition law has,
since its inception, been productive of
corruption and scandal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
BARRETT's REPORT

WILL BE FORWARDED 10 THE
GOVERNOR AT ONO CE CCANDI-
DATE FOR REAPPoI OINTMENT. @
Churchs Ferry N d, Dec. 15. Ion.
w. w. Barrett has finished his last
annual report on forestry and fish.
It is typewriter and will be forwarded
ITO the governor at once. The subject
matter is wisely selected from an i'm
mense amount as valuable data and
every article is well handled and con,
#densed; the facts and truths are made
plain and eompreh rehensive in we'll
chosen words and diction. thus Inn
pressing the mind with the Importance
of these great factors involved in the
department long under the manage
nlent off our ttowasnlan.
AS III the past, this veteran is still
3tenaciously vigorous ia his contention
that tree and forest and Ash culture
should constitute two Of the main
branches Of diversified farming which
will, he declares, prove Of practical
and reInu uneratiye utility To all intellis
gent tillers Of the soil.
u Mr.. Barrett Is an aspirant for. the
Office Of state slpe erintendent Of ilri-
cation, forestry and fish, d position
which he has honored and graced for
the last ten consecutive years On
Friday Of last week he commenced to-
circulate q petition TO that effect in
our village and at the end OF two hours
the signatures thereon made roll OF
six feet "a length, showing that his
services are most highly appreciated
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
GENTLEMEN.

GETS HIS CREDENTIALS, AS A Dell
EGATE TO THE HOUSE. >z
Washington, Dec. 15. The creden-
tia1s of Robert Wilcox as delegate
from Hawaii were presented to the
house and he was sworn in. The
house then went into consideration of
the war tax bill. The SENATE went in
to executive session soon after the
meeting at noon 4. II, ~ Il 4
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
THE PEPKE CASE.
CASE OF EMIL j. PEPKE. A NORTH
/ DAKOTA SOLDIER CHARGED
WITH SMUGGLING, COMES UP
5(pN M0NnA Ay

Washington, Dec. 15.-The case of
Emil j. Pepke, a soldier who served
in the Philippines, which will be ar
gued on appeal in the United States
supreme court next Monday, is the one
which the attorney general expects to
be used to decide the validity Of the
government which the United States
has established in Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
Pepke enlisted in the First North
Dakota in April. 1898. He was
wounded at the battle of Tobek and
discharged April 25, 1899, at San Fran
cisco. He did not return direct to his
home in Dakota, but stopped on the
way in Chicago. There he was ar
rested for smuggling. He had in his
possession fourteen diamond rings,
which were confscated. He had
brought them with him from Manila,
and had made no declaration when
passing the customs officials. He sued
ito recover possession of the rings.
This is the case which heads the list
OF the ones which involve the legality
of the insular governments established.
This goes right to the heart of the
whole question. Under the terms of
the Paris treaty the duty Of providing
government for these islands was left
to congress. If it is decided that the
territory which was taken becomes a
part of this government, just as much
as any other territory, then congress
cannot provide a government which
undertakes to deal with the islands as
foreign territory. If it is decided
that he can have his rings back, and
that "a tariff cannot be collected on the
trade between the two lands any more
than on the trade between the states
of the nation, the present government
for the islands is illegal. Il
This case is considered more of a
test case than the Porto Rican ones,
because no other points are involved.
In this case the rings were confscated
and are now in the hands of the gov
ernment. The point involved is
whether the man is guilty of snug
Cling. In the Porto Rican cases the
duties were paid under protest, and
the question of jurisdiction may arise.
Charles Fl. Aldrich, former solicitor
general IN the attorney generals Office
during the Harrison administration, a
very able lawyer, is the attorney for
Pepke. The attorney general viii
present the case for the government.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
LAST DAY.

.of the six days, cycle race wee char
acterized BY no especial feature, The
men generally are IN fair condition.
cEaa-land disprayed the reports of
collapse BY appearing and riding in
good form at z O'clock, Elkes and
Farlands Is score was 2 2, 44s!o);s. 4s)ss
We carry everything Ii box paper,
all new shades, latest styles Gapital
Book Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
QUEEN rs GLAD.

THANKS PARLIAMENT FOR LIB
ERAL PROVISION FOR HER
ARMIES.
London, Dec. Parliament is pro
rogued today until February. The
queens speech consisted of the follow
ing: My Lords and Gentlemen: I
thank you for the liberal provision to
the expenses of the operations of my
armies in South Africa and China Z
The war loan bill passed the COM
.mittee stages in the house of commons
yesterday.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15

A full line OF leather goods, latest
thing in pocket books, card cases,
cigar cases, letter books, etc, at the.
Capital Book Store
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15

The ahpeton Globe thinks the
game is likely TO be flushed il the
editors don't quit talking business
tters in the papers.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15
I He LEGISLATURE.
List Of Those Appearing to Have
Been Elected, Together With
the Holdover Senators.
SENATE.

x 4 ~ = p y l.ss'iGf e. SA1d
r. republican; f,s
holdoyer; fh, fushion
Dist. Name.
1 i, j. LaMoure .
2 rIl James Fuller.
OEL Lofthus
a fh j. u. Cashel.
5 r HEIlavayea
6 rh M T. Murphy,
Z + j D Taylor.
s rh + w Ames
8 r r s Lewis
10 r GWWolbert Z.
III r f S Talcott.
10 rh A Slotten J.
13 r j. e DeYlin
Ia IN n v SanDOfn
is + a. BsCox ].
16 rh r G Cooper.
II r /. Swenson
18 rh WAL Laidlaw
10 r VIM Clarke !.
20 rh o I Hegge. !.
21 + Henry Hale
% r H J Miner.
% f MDWilliams
"a rh j b Sharpe 4
25 f O e Geer.. !.
26 rh w Baker I.
q c B Little. I.
% fh " B Noble.
20 r M jacobson.
30 fh JAM Dougal
d + u "A simpson
/ II
Dist. Name.
! r WI Watts.
1 + I ] Cheyalier
2 + E II Restemayer
Q I j Thordarson
3 + e b Swarthout
5 e A Dickson
4 f GRGullikson
4 + John Miller.
4 ( J FL Parr ].
5 r r Z Bennett,
5 r T p Tufte y.
g r ] D Bacon
6 Il j P Galbraith. !.
z r Chas Brisbin.
Z r Z p Hjel1nstad .
s r Asa Sargent
S8r j I Lerum !.
8 r G A Willison.
8 + r e Nelson .
9 + r NJ Pollock
8 r w f Leech -.
10 + P p Chacey
10 + Thos Heath
10 r 3 Seyerson
II + B Mallough
III + O "a Tub bbs.
il + John Hill
IL r 3 Stafne !
i2 + "A. w Thomas,
i2 r " Morgan
13 i III G johnson.
i3 r G. b Phifer y,
IA + T j Dwire Y.
IA r 4 p Anderson,
10 r Geo NJ Young
is r X S Ramsett.
s16 i. NJ B Cassell
16 r G Wins1ow I
II r C a Hall 4
is + III Mel can !.
Is Ole Axvig
10 r Fred Lemke. &
20 r r 7 GronYold
20 I james Michels
s21 II g w Ell Davis
21 r HANich olson
20 Il D Nevin ).
~ + r Chaffee ee
% r J II Keeler.
% + ] M Watson
"a ( } A Biornson
rs r Geo. Rose
25 + A Strutz !.
p6 i TW AHsho ouse
26 + g o Gulack
n + Jos, Hare
~ ! Henry Reade
2S + BFHamnond
20 i e II Palmer &.
30 II AS M Packard
30 + VIM Wade
81 + W A Me- Clure
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1900-12-15

fusion; rh. republican
.hold ldover;p, by petition.
County. Post Office.
.Pembina Pembina
.Pembira .... Crystal
Walsh Park River
!. Walsh ~. Park River
Forks. Larimore
Grand Forks. .Larimore
I'D Forks ..Gd Forks !.
Trail Mayville
.Cass Fargo
.Cass ....... Casselton
.Richland Wahpeton
Sargent Cayuga
/. Ransom Lisbon
Barnes Valley City
.Griggs Coperstown
. Nelson Aneta
Cavalier Hanna
u Rolette Rolla
!. Benson .MinneWaukan5
Ramsey devils Lake
Wells Sykeston
.Stutsman Jamestown
.LaMoure Kuhn
.Dickey Ellendale
.Emmons Livona
..Burleigh Bismarck
.Bottineau ...Bottineau
Ward .Minot
Morton .... Mandan
!. Stark Dickinson
[oUsE.
County. Post Office.
.Pembiua 80. Hyde Park
Pembina ..Bathgate
Pembina Cavalier
Pembina .Hensel
t. walsh. Park River
Walsh Conway
Walsh Grafton
!. Walsh /. !. /. Minto
!. Walsh Grafton.
!. Cd Forks .Inkster.
Cd Forks Northwood
!. Cd Forks Cd Forks
cd Forks. Cd Forks
/. Cd Forks Thompson
Cd Forks Holmes
Traill Caledonia
!. Trail Buxton
. rail- Blanchard
! Trail IS. Hatton
Z. Cass Fargo
Cass Fargo
q .5tClTass 6 .Harwood
J. Cass NJ. Gardner
!. Cass Davenport
|. Cass Chaffee
.tCass n. Hunter
!. Cass. Wheatland
. Richland Galchutt
. Richland Seymour
Richland Barrie
!. Sargent ~. Milnor
Sargent. Ks. . Harlem
Ransom Englevale
Ransom Ft Ransom
Barnes Valley City
. Barnes Fingal
Steele. Z. Clifford
!. Griggs Golden Lake
Nelson ... ~. Lakota
Cavalier Hanna
Cavalier Milton
Towner. Cando
!. Pierce ... Rugby
i .Grahams Island
i. Ramsey Evanston
Ramsey. Crary
Eddy u. New Rockford
Foster .. Carrington
Stutsmali Buchanan
i. Stutsman ~. Kensal
.LaMoure Kuhn
]. Dickey Ellendale
]. Dickey Cakes
Kidder Steele
/. Mcintosh Ashley
7. Burleigh Bismarck
Burleigh Bismarck
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