Description: RARE: This is an original 1905 statement from Rolie & Paulson, dealers in hardware, paints, and oils in Nome, North Dakota. The document details a range of purchased items, including stove blacking, coal buckets, door locks, galvanized wash pans, and other hardware essentials, offering a snapshot of the types of supplies available in a small-town hardware store in the early 20th century. Each item is carefully recorded with its price, reflecting the bookkeeping practices of the era. Notably, this document includes returned items listed at the bottom, showing the store’s accounting for items sent back, a rare inclusion that adds to the historical interest of the piece. This statement offers a unique view into rural commerce and the everyday goods that were essential for homes and businesses in 1905.Date: October 1905Location: Nome, North DakotaNotable Features: Detailed list of hardware items, including unique entries like “stove blacking” and “galvanized wash pans,” along with documented returnsCondition: Good antique condition with age-related wearMeasures about 8 9/16" x 14" This document is an excellent addition to collections focused on North Dakota history, vintage hardware memorabilia, or early American commerce. Nome, North Dakota: Founded in 1900, Nome is a small town in Barnes County, North Dakota, that thrived primarily due to its role in supporting local agriculture. It was a hub for farmers, offering essential supplies and services. Stores like L.C. Miller’s provided much-needed goods, such as pharmaceuticals, stationery, and general merchandise. The town’s development mirrored the spread of the Northern Pacific Railway, which helped to connect rural communities to larger markets. The town’s quiet charm and historical roots are still appreciated by those who value North Dakota's early settler history. Preston Township, Ransom County, North Dakota: Located in Ransom County, Preston Township is a rural area primarily known for its farming and close-knit community. Early settlers established schools, such as Preston School, to educate children in the community, reflecting the values of hard work and community responsibility. This township has maintained its agricultural heritage and serves as a reminder of North Dakota’s rural past, with a focus on farming, local schooling, and regional connections like Nome for supplies and services.
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