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Newspaper

Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1900

Page

6

Musical Night at the Atheneum Thrills Town Crowd

The Young People of the Catholic Church staged an evening of entertainment at the Athenaeum. A program featured Miss Annibellis and a Gypsy Festival with Mike OReilly, Mrs Kent, and other performers. Proceeds totaled 200 dollars, while praise highlighted the tasteful costumes and stage presence.

Whawa Fe KGH BP Monfarmiees Erage Ian Waites Elie Weststiel Mike Oreilly Yankee Peidhlor Uhird Puck Joan

Dawn's Kidney Pills Helped Me, Fargo Man Says

A Fargo reader recalls severe kidney pain from typhoid illness in September 1871. After taking Dawn's Kidney Pills, he reports lasting relief and notes family members using the product also benefited. Sold by dealers, with Foster-Milta Co. Buffalo as U S distributor.

Wilveyas Ettituie Barnes Dargo Dawn Wilsor's Voan Prien, Loe Foster-Militura Co Buffalo United States

Federations Resolution Backing Eight Hour Law For Postal Clerks

The federation committee on Porto Rico eight hour law and compulsory arbitration was named by Gompers at the morning session. Resolutions favored initiative with referendum for legislation and federal labor reform. Sympathy resolutions for striking telegraphers were adopted. A cabinet department of labor was opposed as favoring capital. A resolution for an eight hour law for postal clerks passed. A motion for municipal ownership of street railways and all public utilities was approved with amendments.

Loilavife Porto Rico Gompers Federation Symmathy Department of Labor

Millions Given Away by Dr. King's New Discovery

The proprietors of Dr. King's New Discovery report giving away over ten million trial bottles to help the public and claim the medicine cures consumption coughs colds asthma bronchitis hoarseness and lung diseases. P C Remington druggist offers a free trial bottle with regular sizes 50 cents and 1.00, guaranteed or money refunded.

Dr. King P. C. Remington

Presbyterian church backs army liquor ban resolution

The Presbyterian congregation of Bismarck North Dakota endorses the December 6 vote in Washington D C supporting Representative Littlefield Maine's motion to prohibit sale or dealing in intoxicating liquors by persons on military premises or canteens. It urges U S Senators Hansbrough and Mcumber to promote passage in the Senate.

Presbyterian Church City Press United Bimes Ventury Bismarck North Dakota House of Washington, D. C Littlefield Maine Army Ranaport United Ial Jma Secretary of War Unio States H. C. Hansbrough P. J. McCumber Naanal

Beckham Inauguated Governor in Grand Frankfort Parade

Beckham was inaugurated governor at noon in Frankfort Kentucky. A grand parade followed featuring military and civic displays, celebrating the new administration in a festive, formal atmosphere with local organizations and officials taking part.

Frankfort Beckham

Heiress Naomi Valentine Wins Mandan Divorce

Naomi Valentine, heiress of a Mount Vernon estate, obtained an absolute divorce in Mandan, North Dakota, after a marriage to Charles Hollister ended amid rumors of kidnap fears. Her husband Edward Valentine and the Hollisters are named in related court actions as the case unfolds with ongoing civil proceedings and damages sought.

Mandan N.Y. Dee Naomi Voyeu Valenting Charles Hollister Mount Vernon Tei Edward Valentine Hic Stanford, Co Valentine Nua Naomi Diinconbe Dantenagaily Clarence Dr. Hollister South Fith Avenue Duncombe Young Hollister Mrs. Honister N. D

Dr. King's New Life Pills Ad Slogans

An old advertisement proclaims Dr. King's New Life Pills as a mighty health booster. It promises sugar coated pills that convert weakness to energy and listlessness to mental power, priced at 24 cents per box, bolded by P. C. Remington, druggist.

Dr. King P. C. Remington

High Prices for Produce in Grand Forks Market

Farmers from many directions bring in more produce to Grand Forks than in some time past and receive fair prices. Live hogs bring about 4 to 4.4 cents per pound and dressed hogs around 7 cents. Hay sells for 10 to 15 dollars per ton, with much being sent to the city daily. Michael O’Connor delivered a 450 pound hog from Thompson that netted 14.80, and he says he would not mind raising less wheat if such prices hold. The strong produce market provides holiday income for farmers.

Grand Forks Michael O'Connor Thompson

Brave Men Fall With Ailments In Vicious List

Advertorial testimonial from Idaville Indiana promoting Blee trie Bitters by J W Gardner. Claims stomach liver and kidney troubles cause loss of appetite blood poisoning backache nervous headaches and fatigue. Gardner says the product restored strength and appetite. Sold for 50 cents at P C Remington's drug store with guarantee.

J. W. Gardner Idavilie Ind P. C. Remington

Alex McKennie Visits St Paul Amid Legal Spotlight

North Dakota senator-maker Alex McKennie, once a rising figure in politics, is in St. Paul for several days drawing attention from supporters and observers as he participates in high profile litigation. His stay has attracted a noticeable number of locals and media attention.

Mac Minneapolis Alex McKennie North Dakota St. Paul

Political figures journey from North Dakota to Washington

The political workers of North Dakota arrive in the Saintly city, noting Mr. McKennie looks well and healthy. He avoids public discussion on Nome tilting, expressing confidence he will win voter support. He plans a short stay in St. Paul before continuing to Washington.

Dakota McKennie St. Paul Washington

Red Hot From the Gun and a Civil War Wound Cure

An old advertisement notes a Civil War ball injury to G. B. Stead of Newark Michigan and claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured years of resulting skin issues. It praises the salve as the best pile cure on earth at 25 cents a box with a cure guaranteed, sold by P. C. Remington in Ulningisit.

G. B. Steadman Newark Mich Bucklon P. C. Remington, Uuningisit

Irrigation Congress impressions from Surveyor General Williams

Surveyor General BA Williams, a North Dakota delegate, praised the Chicago Irrigation Congress. He urged federal appropriations for reservoirs and irrigation research, noting growing government interest in forestry and water storage, and stressing the west’s vital need for reliable water.

Errl Williams Chicago BA. Wiliams Wen West North Dakota Congress Forestry Bureau Irrigation Congress

Beheaded murderer of seven men faces punishment

Stockholm reports Philip Nordlund, who killed seven aboard the steamer Prince Karl last May, captured a day after his crimes and claiming revenge on mankind. He looted cabins, fired and stabbed victims at midnight, killing seven and wounding five, then escaped by lowering a boat to shore. Also notes Ely's Cream Balm for catarrh and a liquid variant coming to market. Suffering among Indians near Cando and Rolla due to harsh weather and clothing shortages impacting crops.

Stockholm Philip Nordlund Prince Karl Cando and Rolla

Pitiable Cold Conditions Hit Dunseith Farm Families

Report describes extreme weather near Dunseith with frugal clothing among Indian settlements. Two travelers observed nine scenes of hardship before Thanksgiving, noting bitter winds and inadequate garments. A man wore a single muslin garment and improvised trousers from flour sacks while his wife and children were poorly dressed.

Jar

Musgrove will contest set for Walsh County hearing

A contested will case involving the estate of Dr. Musgrove of Grafton moves to Walsh County Court for Monday December 17. The dispute centers on a will leaving all property to Mrs. Sauter and naming Judge Sauter as executor, with relatives challenging the bequest. The estate reportedly totals about 204000 in cash and the matter may rise to the state supreme court.

Walsh County Musgrove Grafton Hudson Wis Sauter Seventh Judicial District Twin Cities Supreme Court of the State

Cure for dandruff and baldness promoted by Herpleide

A health ad asserts luxuriously styled hair depends on hair roots free of a parasite that burrows into the scalp. It claims the germ causes dandruff and hair loss, and promotes New bro's Herpleide as a chemical remedy that kills the germ to stop dandruff and baldness.

Newbro

Remington Pardoning Effort Reported After Nine Years

A pardon bid is planned for Joe Remington who killed Elevator Agent Fett nine years ago during a robbery. He was sentenced to life, has since served in prison as a barber and tailor, and is praised by wardens, though public recollection of the crime stirs strong opposition.

Joe Remington Fett Arthur Jemington Remington

Fargo Man Cleared by Clay County Grand Jury in Manslaughter Case

The Clay County Grand Jury did not return a true bill against Joseph Schlanser of Fargo on a manslaughter charge tied to a fatal bite incident. Carrol, who died from blood poisoning after a thumb bite in an altercation, had urged that the case not be prosecuted before his death.

Clay County Grand Jury Joseph Schlanser Fargo Carrol Schlanser Minn Young Carrol

Penmanship and Bookkeeping Lessons Now Offered

BLN Henninger, former head of Taunton Business College commercial department for six years, offers private lessons in bookkeeping commercial law arithmetic penmanship and letter writing. Inquire by mail or call at Mrs N J Lewis residence Taunton Massachusetts for terms and information.

BLN Henninger Taunton Business College Taunton Mass N. J. Lewis

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Public Auction for University Lands in North Dakota

A notice describes the sale of school lands in Pembina County North Dakota at the TrinityWidder site near June 1. It outlines a ten dollar per acre price with terms including twenty yearly payments at interest ten percent per year. Sale approval requires university authorization and confirms sale conditions, date, and bidding process.

North Dakon Ered Tor Sale Ciy Pembita Ruite Dakon Juni Ain Hamid University Ringel N.tBnk D. J. Laxdul Sioner University Dui Sehved

Notice Of Final Proof For Kane Olle Bi

First publication November 2 1000 notice of final proof for Kane Olle Bi locating land in North Dakota. The claimant and attorney are listed with the register of land office setting the proof date and required appearance to establish settlement and improvements on the claim.

Kane Olle Biie Lini Uhl Witmonnen Witmonnen Ti Prite Lic Continuens Sidan Ua Ant Eutt Yatton Said Lind Vias Vhomae Daeahaon Elise John Biidson Ani Gust Olstan Alt of Atin N.dak Fime Bismarck Lani Vtal Elisony Pavel Wallin Rawlings Dak Franke Stenrwrt N. Dak Vena G. Mlgileivray Seglitor

Poles Visit School Scene Sparks Disorder Fined Man

Richard Boutch of Albion in Stutsme county was fined 44.25 after ordering Polish patrons from a schoolhouse. Nellie Gaffney the teacher became frightened as Poles in the district visited. Boutch escorted them out and two others exited. The district reports blood in the moonlight scene and a note on a large shipment of tattoos from Washington to China.

Richard Boutch Albion Stutsme County Nellie Gaffney Bow Ailding Boutch

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