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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1899
Page
7
The Valley City newspaper item reports a flood of local legal actions and incidents, including a shooting case near the Ninth, bond and pension matters, and county court notes. It mentions the death of a man in a gunfire incident, a notable fire damage case, and various county officials facing investigations or legal consequences.
A man known as Ality White, a bartender, was shot and killed in front of Florence Moore's wing court at Williston after a robbery accusation against Charles Curtis. Curtis surrendered. he was seriously wounded and later died. The incident left both men described as hard characters.
An aid advertisement claims Karl's Clover Root Ten purifies blood and restores vitality for overworked women. It promises quick relief from headaches with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. Priced at 24 or 60 cents, sold by Beardenley Druggist, Fourth Street.
A fragmentary notice discusses a free book on copper mining linked to Tremont Balding and the Ulurtra company. It references Boston and Roatan in relation to mining ventures and potential distribution of informational material. The readable names point to corporate or institutional involvement in disseminating mining knowledge.
The Alliance Hall Association resumes hocks at seven percent payments of losses, with over 10 classes and many puley holders receiving adjustments. Losses and expenses totaled 68,478, exhaust- ing the reserve fund as premiums reduced. Expectation of list payment to Dexson marks ongoing season adjustments.
Mrs K Churchill of Berlin Vermont says her baby was covered by tuning wares. DelWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve cured her for piles and skin diseases. Beware of counterfeit products offered by I Beardsley on Fourth Street.
City school census figures released show 526 enrolled since September and 622 attending schools, with 123 not in school but previously educated. Holidays begin, and exam results noted. staff to host a talk on high school problems next week.
An old advertisement touts a croup remedy for young mothers disputing an 80 percent fatality claim. It markets Shiloh's Cough and Consumption Gyre as a miracle cure, offered at 25 cents or 60 cents by Beardsley, a druggist on Fourth Street.
Resignation of M Lynch a Richland County representative sent to the governor is approved. He was a Republican who sought Senator McCuhner’s seat and was elected. A special session may be called. otherwise the vacancy will be filled at the next county election.
A representative of a major elevator firm says farmers hold over half their wheat, awaiting higher prices after holidays. Bankers report heavy loans tied to stored wheat as elevators wait for advances, with few selling while markets stay weak and tax prices rise.
A fragment discusses farmers holding wheat amid uncertain prices and costly borrowed money. It notes profit potential is unclear, with suggestions of price movement in wheat and broader debt pressures impacting decisions. Also present are scattered ads for tonics and remedies promising vitality and recovery.
An uncertain banking period in North Dakota reveals uneven deposits with some towns showing large balances while population and stock levels lag. Analysts warn that farm lending rules and farm income affect bank performance, as banks adjust to shifting supply and demand and seek liquidity in the calmer quarters.
A local paper reports David Stewart's re election bid and supporters tout his progressive stance while critics note health concerns. Notices celebrate his leadership as supporters promise continued reforms. An advertisement for Kodol Digestive Remedies is interwoven with community chatter.
In Fargo a scheme unfolds involving Younger Nisah, Spotter, and the druggist Di Oat. The Enforcement League allegedly offered $25 for a private interview to fix a matter, showing whiskey and other items to the druggist as evidence. Nixon pursued charges as the scene grew tense.
Motely garbled line of medical slang and nonsensical terms appears to discuss a cure for constipation and a product named Cuscarate, with unclear attribution and no coherent narrative or verifiable entities.
Washington dispatch reports members of the senate privileges and elections committee will carry the Clark contest investigation on its merits despite a Montana Supreme court ruling debarring John B. Wellcome for bribery tied to Senator Clark’s election. They emphasize the case involves Clark, not Wellcome, and promise a purely judicial review. The remarks underscore they will consider all facts bearing on the contest.
A historical notice advertises Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure offered at 25 cents and 60 cents and 1.00 with a money back guarantee if it fails. It claims over fifty years in sale and promises refunds if not cured.
The article argues the U S south east of the Potomac and north of the Mississippi should shift from cotton to stock raising. It highlights vast land, water, and climate advantages, the soil’s fertility, and the benefits of diversified farming. It cites sow milk production, breeding methods, and rising hog exports as evidence of progress and potential.
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