Convention names candidates for Second district commissioner and assessor
The Republican convention met at the school house this afternoon to nominate a commissioner and an assessor for the Second district. Delegates listed include Hismarck, Allen, Pierce, Taylor, Millek, Mason, Skelton, Welch, Johnson, Naughton, and others. Paylor was nominated for commissioner by acclamation with C.D. Dick as secretary. Michael Wolf was nominated for assessor by acclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hismarck
Allen
B. 5
Pierce
Taylor
C.D. Millek
A. M. Mason
G. BR. Kitte
Walter Skelton
Menoken
A. T. Welch
Thiverview
Nels Johnson
Naughton
D. de McGillis
Michael Wolf
Sterling
George Manley
Gibbs
D. Engdahl
Praness
Mo Rivers
Krol
C. Th Lite Wag
C.D. Dick
Paylor
Storms Raze Wide Area in Trail County Farmlands
Reports describe the Trail county storm as the most violent yet, destroying farm buildings and machinery from Hillaboro to Churchs Ferry. Hall and hail caused near zero visibility as trains traveled with broken windows, crops ruined, vehicles hurled distances, and widespread destruction across multiple paths.
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Trail County
Hillaboro
Hall
Dollara
Centa
Cando
Churchs Ferry
Minister's Good Work Helps Neighbor Heal
A Emporia Kansas minister praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after curing a neighbor with severe bilious colic. He recounts a neighbor who failed with doctors before using the remedy and recovering. The notice ends with a sales blurb for beds and bed items at Faunce's corner.
German Troops Sail to China. Emperor Denounces Chinese
Four thousand soldiers left Bremerhaven for China as the emperor delivered a stern address. He vowed revenge for the murder of his ambassador and the violation of hospitality rights, urging no pardon for Chinese and promising to civilize forever.
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China
Berlin
Bremenhaven
Primeau Held in $1000 Bond for Grand Jury Assault
Deputy Marshal Frank Donnelly brought Louis Primeau from Mandan after he was arrested for stabbing D. R. Marshall, a Standing Rock agency boss farmer, in the back following a drunken scuffle during a trip toward the South Dakota line. Primeau waived examination and was held to the grand jury. bonds posted by H.R. Lyon and R.M. Tuttle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Primeau
United States Grand Jury
Marshall Frank Donnelly
Mandan
D. R. Marshall
Farmer
Standing Rock
Marshall
South Dakota
Primeau
H.R. Lyon
R.M. Tuttle
Donnelly
Manila
Glorious New Cure Report From Washita I T
Dr. D B Cargile reports Blevirle Bitters cured Mrs Brewer after years of scrofula and painful sores. The letter claims complete recovery and praises the tonic as a purifier and remedy for eczema tetter and ulcers. It notes benefits to liver kidneys and digestion and lists a 50 cent price with a druggist guarantee.
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D. B. Cargile
Washita
I. T
P. GC
Remington
Unclaimed Letters At Bilemarck Post Office July 28 1900
List of letters remaining unclaimed at the Bilemarck post office for the week ending July 28 1900 includes William Barton F Hogan R L Henderson Dick Lewitin Chris Mills P McAlvey Frank Staeck H T Trask Mrs Janet Smith L D Smith Frank Vinerson. Letters held 21 days before death letter office. AGATHA G PATTERSON P M.
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Bilemarck
William Barton
F. Hogan
R. L. Henderson
Dick Lewitin
Chris Mills
P. McAlvey
Frank Staeck
H. T. Trask
Janet Smith
L. D. Smith
Frank Vinerson
Agatha G. Patterson
P. M
Stomach Health claims and a picnic scandal on the same page
An ad touts Stomach Bitters as a fifty year remedy for indigestion while Wahpeton Globe reports Rev Studnicka denying St Adelbert's involvement in a picnic scandal at V Levi's farm. Also notes Kodo Dysperpala Cure digesting food and shrinking wheat harvest prospects in Valley City with scant yields and poor hay results.
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Wahpeton
Harvesting Outlook With Mowers Or Heads This Year
Farmers weigh harvesting options as mowers and heads are discussed for the season. Straw yield is short and a vindser is not expected to work. Heads are small but well fled and berries appear exceptionally large and plump. Many farmers fear erosion of their seat back this year.
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Valley City
Doubts Meet Sobriety of Fargo Citizens on Kidney Pills
A Fargo resident Harry Reed describes kidney pain and recovery after using Dean's Kidney Pills from Wilson's Pharmacy. Advertisements praise products from DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve to One Minute Cough Cure and warn against counterfeit salves. The Prussian government plans tree protection measures amid endangered species.
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Fargo
Harry Reed
Uberty
Riverside Dairy
Wilsor
Dean
Price Scents
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
U. S
Dean’s
DeWitt
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Shiloh’s Consumption Cure Ad and Teething Remedy
An advertisement claims Shiloh’s Consumption Cure guarantees refund if two thirds is used and no benefit is seen. The text cites prices and a local druggist E. S. Beardsley. It also quotes Adlai Stevenson as a former greenbacker and includes a baby teething diary anecdote with a Cham berlain’s Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy testimonial attributed to Holliday of Deming Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Holliday
Deming
Ind
Chamberlain
Bearnsley
Northern Pacific officials inspect Wilton crops during tour
A Northern Pacific special train, with system officers, visited Wilton, observing local crops and collecting grain samples before continuing west. The trip, arranged with Bramarck Wash bin and Great Falls road officials, lasted a few hours as they toured the area.
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Brom Weduentay
Northern
Pacific Road
Northern Pacific Road
Wilton
Bramarck, Washbin & Great Falls
Ghylin School No.1 closes with student program
Miss Katie Spain teaches a closing program featuring recitations songs and dances by Ghylin School No.1 students including Amanda Christianson Algot Strom and others. The event ends with a song and a list of performances such as Awake said the Banishini and Just Before the Battle Mother. After the summer, Miss Spain opens School No.2 in Ghylin town.
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Ghylin
Katie Spain
Allie Christianson
Amanda Christianson
Gue Hodgtrom
Strom
Wien
Miss Spain
Does This Strike You Muddy Complexions and Cure Claims
Muddy complexions and nauseating breaths attributed to chronic conception, promoted as an absolute cure by Karl's Clover Root Tea sold for fifty years with a 25 or 50 cent price. Beardsley druggist on Fourth Street advertises. Also notes Otton Dahl thanks for early green corn from Stony Creek district and thanks to W. S. Dunn and Baker and Monroe for taters and fle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Dick Copeland
Williston
Otto Dahl
Stony Creek
Dunn
Baker
Monroe
Aleage
Carl's Clover Root Tea Claim and Cattle Offer Note
Advertisement fragment promises cure for constipation indigestion and sick head ache with Karl's Clover Root Tea for fifty years. Mentions rice price 25 cents and money back guarantee. Also notes two hundred head of cattle to let for winter with inquiry directed to A Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Logan
Coal for farmers offered at saunce's corner Crofie N D
Readers can obtain coal anytime by leaving an omer with C. B. Yiengst in Crofie North Dakota. Orders by mail are handled. The dealer also offers Child's dip and the Skabura dip with prices available at the corner shop.
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Omer
Yiengst
Crofie
N. D
Mall
Saunce’s Corner
Poor crop prospects along Fargo to Winnipeg route
July 31 report from Fargo notes mixed results along the Great Northern line to Winnipeg. Some fields around Arguaville Gardier and Ardock show promising yields of twenty to twenty five bushels, while extensive areas near Minto Granain and Ardock suffer. Beyond St Thomas conditions improve with possible yields over twenty bushels, despite hail last year and early plowing.
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Fargo
Winnipeg
Great Northern
Grandin
Arguaville
Gardier
Granain
Agen
Ardock
Minto
Grafton
St. Thomas
Secion
St Thomas
Wheat and flax crop damage across Manitoba valley
The text notes patchy harvest results in Manitoba with some good wheat fields and extensive spotting in the flax. Flax is uneven along the valley with late June seeding risking frost. Reports compare district damage to a storm stricken area near Cummings and mention a French engineer adapting machinery as a lubricator. A statue unveiling at La Teste de Buch honors Dr. Jean Hameau, an early virus study pioneer.
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Manitoba
Marga
Neche
Cummings
la Teste de Buch
France
Jean Hameau
Pasteur
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