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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Apr 06, 1900

Page

3

Bismarck Circle Promotes Crittenton Mission Work

Mrs Kate W Barret superintendent of the National Crittenton Mission writes in Florence Crittenton Magazine November issue about the Bismarck PF C Circle formed last May by Evangelist Crittenton. The group shows enterprise, adds to by laws, and pursues earnest focused efforts expected to yield great good.

Bismarck Kate W. Barret National Crittenton Mission Florence Crittenton Evangelist Crittenton PF. C N. D

Notice of Bond Sale Benson County North Dakota

First publication March 16 1000 sealed bids will be received until 2 p m April 24 1000 at the county auditor office Benson county Minnewankan North Dakota for twenty thousand dollars in bonds issued to fund a courthouse and jail at Minnewankan. Bond details include 400 bonds of 500 each dated May 2 1910 bearing 5 percent interest payable at the First National Bank of St Paul. Bids must include a 5 percent certified check payable to Benson county treasurer. The county board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. County Auditor A A Liudarl Benson County N D February A D 100.

Benson County Minnewankan North Dakan Miuhewaukan N.D Ceat Sul St Paul St. Paul Honda N. A Mine Honal Bank Board of County Cormi

Items of Interest from a Distant Era

A collage of curiosities and anecdotes including mourning envelopes banned in France, Nero's vast bequest reportedly squandered, the Oberammergau Passion play slated for twenty seven performances, and Washington clerks largely women earning modest salaries. Immigrant arrivals to the James River valley and Minot’s growing influx are noted, with profiles of notable figures like Arch bishop Feehan, inventor Hughes, and Lord Roseberry’s ennoblement. Miscellany covers imperial yachts, presidential letter writing habits, and snuff in the Senate, alongside crowd curiosities in theater and fashion.

Oberammergau Washington Archbishop Feehan Chicago New York James River Valley Ear B. Pinney U. S Towner McHenry Minot Prof Hughes F. R Hughes Printing Telegraph Royal Society For

Elbowoods Agency Announces Staffing Changes

At Elbowoods North Dakota on April 1 2000 new postings and shifts in the agency school staff were announced including Byron H White to supervise the boarding school Olive B White to matron and Laura B Cowles to teach at the Pierre South Dakota site. Clarence A Schuwes and Dela G Schultes named as teacher and housekeeper at No 2 day school. New boarding facilities under way and pupil enrollment began April 1 pending full staff presence.

South Dakota Clarence A. Schuwes Dela G. Schultes William C. [Oe Grace Deane George Dickens Blackleg John P. Young Etta Lockwood Indiana Gros Ventre Jones Lizzie McLaughlin Augh McLaughlin Helen Primeau Fort Yates Agency St. Benedict's Academy St. Joseph Mink Louis Primeau Standing Rock Agency James R. Jensen

Surplus and bank moves from Westworthy and Cooperstown

The March government receipts totaled 48 796 831 with a surplus of 16 688 606. Efforts to form new banks in Cooperstown and Minot are under consideration. Agricultural notes discuss how to sow reported incident forage, its growth, grazing practices, and potential pests, including recommendations on timing and seed sourcing.

Westworthy

Record high ram contracts forecast for 1900 sheep industry

A sheep breeder claims 1900 will mark the biggest year in American sheep breeding as rams are contracted at high prices. He warns range wool growers who wait until fall will face the tail end of breeding flocks. The Western Agriculture notes a double giveaway and urges replacing aging breeding plugs to avoid losses.

America Saya

Education progress in state teacher training plans

State Superintendent Halland reports good progress in preparations for teacher training schools this summer. Old teacher institutes will be held in only one or two counties. Superintendent meetings have occurred in most districts with nine training schools already arranged and two to three more likely. Halland visited Mandan to confer with educators and will meet district superintendents to review proposed schools. There are several candidates named for Judge Glaspell's seat including David Bartlett Grigge Courty, Judge Davis LaMoure, and Attorney Ellsworth from Stutsman.

Bret Hartere Thomas Wentworth Higginson Halland Mandan Glaspell David Bartlett Grigge Courty Davis LaMoure Ellsworth Stutsman

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