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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
6
After extended talks for a purchase of LAO acres of pine land in Washington, Frederick Weyerhaeuser’s syndicate focuses on a potential $6,600,000 acquisition. The plan would consolidate holdings across Wisconsin and Minnesota with timber actions spanning the Northwest region, including a proposed mill at a Northwest Pacific line site.
Farmers from Fleustige, Svea, Chavis City, Groening, Baris and Spring Creek townships plus Warren Wawns of LaMbanpe county attended. The goal was to secure free vehicular access to the See, with Mr. Hine presenting the proposal and a pledge to collect subscriptions at the next meeting in January.
An advertisement extols Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as an artificial digestant that strengthens the digestive system and rapidly cures dyspepsia heartburn and related symptoms. It and other tonics promise health gains from improved digestion. Also promotes Dr King’s Life Pills and Cascarets as liver and blood helpers with low price points.
The installation of officers of the GALT, Host and the Wyrk will take place Tuesday evening at 8 p.m. in the post hall. Families of the corps members may attend, under the committee's order.
Mrs Geo Long of New Straitsville Ohio reports a frightful cough kept her awake nightly until Dr Klug's New Discovery cured her and also cured Mr Long of pneumonia. The remedy claims to heal throat chest and lung troubles with a 50 cent to 1 dollar price and guaranteed results. Trial bottles are offered at P C Remington's drug store.
An editorial miscellany discusses U S prosperity rhetoric and a statement by Bishop Morse. It notes Devils Lake bridge funding by Salen Indiana officials and outlines land claim rights for women under liberal U S laws. It covers single women widows and widowers including Civil War and Spanish War veterans and their widows.
The Walpeton Globe recounts Oscar Krause of Colfax county pursuing a wife through a string of matches. He moves stock to neighbors, travels to Walpeton, meets several candidates, and endures failed plans before finally marrying Victoria Rechmann after a long pursuit. The piece blends local humor with reports of “How's THIS” catarrh remedies and river slide tragedy unrelated to Krause.
Miss Etta Falkostine died at home Tuesday morning after a long illness caused by tuberculosis. The deceased, aged about 1, had suffered greatly and was in bed for months. She leaves a mother, one sister Jane, and two brothers Tra and Herman Falk, to whom the community extends condolence.
Fargo Forum reports Olaf Hanson, a four year employee of Joe Ames, was killed at 2 15 PM while directing workers at the ice houses near Seventh Avenue South. He supervised the hooktruck moving ice chunks up a slide to the ice house when an accident occurred causing his death.
A reprinted testimonial ad touts Shitos Cough and Consumption Cure as a rapid relief for croup with two price points. Also noted is a cash deal where Riverside ranch property changed hands for about 84,000, Smith involved, and Beardsley Drugist promoting One Minute Cough Cure with endorsements from mothers and a healer in Mandanussus area.
Delinquent tax sale notices issued for lots in block 78 Williams addition to Bismarck. Redemption period expires April 1900. payment required includes assessed amount and costs. W. S. Moorhouse, County Auditor, signs the notice. Also an advertisement seeks agents to sell Vitalogy publication with commissions offered.
Bismarck Tribune promotes The American Agriculturist as the best farm paper with The Orange Judd Farmer western edition. By special arrangement, one year of the Bismarck Weekly Tribune plus one year of The Orange Judd Farmer and the Fame Year Book can be obtained for $1.35 instead of 75 cents each.
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