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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
6
Walteriin received a five year sentence in the state penitentiary for a crime tied to plans to ship contraband. He was caught after attempting an escape in a later capture by Senor Wesley Biker, a firearm allegedly used during the pursuit.
Fragmented notes reveal proposals for extensive railroad extensions from the Great Northern toward the Missouri River and New North territory, with lines from Cassellanon to the Wiver Valley and a sixty mile spur to a new northern reach. Officials claim the project would open vast lands, serve unsettled territory, and reshape regional transportation and settlement patterns.
West Jefferson man Renick Hamilton faced a fatal prognosis after 18 months with rectal trouble. Doctors warned of a costly operation, but he claims five bottles of Bucklin's Arnica Salve cured his condition, hailed as the best salve.
An advertisement touts Kodol Dyspepsia Cure by E C DeWitt Co Chicago as a latest digestant and tonic that digests food for the body. It claims permanent cures for indigestion heartburn flatulence sour stomach nausea and other digestion related issues and asserts superior efficiency over other preparations.
W A Hines of Manchester Indiana describes a miraculous escape from death after exposure caused serious lung trouble and consumption. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for a complete cure and urges others to try it. it’s sold at P C Remington’s drug store in regular and trial sizes.
In an interview from Camay Senator DeT. Davis discusses livestock markets and how election outcomes influenced wool and sheep prices. He recalls offering to sell 1,000 sheep for 81.50 when Bryan was elected and selling 20,000 pounds of wool for a cent per pound after McKinley’s victory, arguing politics shape farming profits.
An old advertisement touts No-To-Bac as an easy, permanent tobacco cure. It promises a magnetic, life filled effect and urges men to quit with the claim of making wearers strong. Booklet and sample offered free by the publisher in Chicago and New York.
North Dakota weather and roads update notes a schoolgirl’s remarkable commute. She travels twelve miles daily to reach school, totaling an annual distance of about eighteen miles, maintaining perfect punctuality and never missing a day despite seasonal conditions.
Ad copy touts Cascarets candy as a blood purifier improving skin by cleansing the liver and removing impurities. The text claims clearer skin, diminished blackheads, and overall satisfaction, mentioning company officers and a Dekinson posting with listed ranks and names.
The ad cites a guarantee for Shilohs Consumption Care urging two-thirds use with a refund option at 25 50 and 1.00 dollars from E. C. Beardsley druggist Fourth Street. It also discusses national flax crop news noting Fargo's growing flax industry aided by Miseed oil mills and a subsidy of 1 cent per bushel, with farmers paid for flax straw as harvest expands across the river region.
A series of farmers Institutes is announced with dates in Lavinure Dee Enderlin Lee Wharton Harvey Carrington Minnow Ran Leeds Aneta Hope Page and other towns. Lecturers include President Worst Professors Bolley Waltron and Ladd Suoppard and Commissioner Thomas with discussions on forestry land grants and veterans homestead law amendments.
Students returning home for holiday vacations can obtain round trip tickets on the Nickel Plate road with a fare of one third. Tickets sold on closing day of school and the day before, return by January 10, 1900. Information at No. 111 Adams street Chicago or Chicago passenger station Van Buren and Pacifc avenues. A German boy at Dickinson was accidentally shot by a Weather Sunday. buckshot tore the side of his real Tadly.
Muddy complexions and nauseating breath tied to chronic conception. Karl's Clover Root Tea sold for fifty years with an absolute guarantee. Price 25 and 50 cents. Beardsley druggist Fourth street. Following are the 61 of the Degree of Tonor for the ensuing year. P.O. of H Mrs Odessa Remington Co of H Mrs Kate Wallace Mrs Elizabeth Laist C of O Mrs Elsie Conch Recorder Mrs Katherine Ritchey Financier Mr J P Forince Receiver Mrs Novi Witte Lady Usher Mrs Agnes Semling Inside W Mrs Flora Johnson Outside W Mr Chis Murrell GL R Odessa Benngton A R Georgiana Taylor
A historical note proclaims that consumption is preventable and that Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure has guaranteed efficacy for over fifty years, sold by E. Beardsley, Fourth Street. Christmas entertainment by Presbyterian Sunday School features the cantata The Revenge of the Toys and Santa Claus, with an admission fee of 10 cents for seats inside the church on Saturday at 7 30 p.m.
Mrs. R Churchill of Berlin VI reports her baby was plagued by running sores until DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salvo cured her. The ad promotes it as a remedy for piles and skin diseases and warns against counterfeit products from E S Beardsley North Dakota measures introduced by Senator Hal.
Weekly ending December 16 1800 lists unclaimed mail to Mrs Win Benbrook Mrs M Jennie Moffman Miss Pheola Peterson Miss I Ridgeley Miss Eva Seiler Mrs Rogna Thompson Tames Dickson y Gh Gonel Me Golnet Alex J Wei te W Troster YR McLean Tet Schafer Schlewager Philmer A Sample Martin Windmuller John A Winter Held 21 days to Dead Letter Office then to post office notices Agatha G Patterson P 31 War items follow include poems and a Great Offer from Bismarck Tribune readers about farm papers and ads for a bakery wallpaper sales and an employment pitch for Vitalogy Encyclopaedia of Health and Home in Chicago and Philadelphia with commission and territory guarantees
United States District Attorney Ourke investigates Chinamen held at Green Bay Wisconsin to determine if they may enter the country. Fargo Forum notes witnesses who swore hard in direct testimony. Some witnesses regret their on stand stories.
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