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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1900
Page
5
A fragmented poem sequence contrasts time’s swift passage with life’s pursuits and fading glory. It weaves musings on youth ambition, memory, conscience, and the ache of loved ones, moving through dreamlike vignettes and domestic scenes as readers glimpse mortality.
A fragmented, dialogic monologue and poems unfold with refrains on living, loving, and dying, interspersed with garbled lines and stray dramatic excerpts. The piece shifts from lyric reflections to a murder tale and a jailer’s confession, ending in a melodramatic scene of loss and foreboding.
The report outlines major gains in state resources and profits over the past year. It notes an almost three million dollar increase in resources, with surpluses and profits rising beyond SEO and individual deposits. Cash on hand shows a net gain of about $400,000, and the summary compares two expenditures to illustrate the shifted financial picture.
North Dakota will be the favored state for home seekers this year as immigration rises. Eastern and southern farmers hear of prosperity in the valley and await greater wages for labor. The Great Northern railway will bring many settlers to aid development, with representatives ready to place aspiring farmers. Also notes the efficacy of Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething and diarrhea in infants.
In the Simpson disbarment case begun at Dickinson Tuesday the testimony was indefinitely postponed after only M Viel of Mckinson testified. Other witnesses failed to appear and the hearing before the referee was postponed. Attorney Newton will seek a court order to affect the proceeding. Also an ad for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure claims strong relief for stomach issues.
A disorderly OCR fragment reports prohibitionists reacting to express company shipments of liquor to receivers in the state. Representatives from various firms met in Saint Paul on January to discuss enforcement under existing laws and potential court action. Officials expect that if brewers push ahead with shipments, state cases against agents may rise, prompting a legal showdown and possible widescale compliance moves by express carriers.
The report recounts the 1870s expedition led by I. Gy Tadlock of Dickinson, detailing how Dudlock and six companions separated from a larger party, faced hostile Indians, endured days of wandering, were captured near a stake line, and later returned to Bismarck with severe injuries including frostbitten hands and feet and the loss of a leg for Tadlock’s partner.
A dated advertisement touts Bromo Quinine tablets promising cure in one day. It offers a refund if ineffective and bears E. W. Grove’s signature on each box, priced at 25 cents.
The founder Father Genin, a native of Meance, came to Bismarck to open St Mary’s church on West Main Street as a missionary. His work among Indians and early settler aid earned him deep respect. At 59 years, overwork and devotion to his mission are noted, with tributes recalling his kindness, social abilities, and charitable acts to the poor. His memory remains in the community as the early days of toil are recalled.
Wilton shows growing business activity with a restaurant livery stable and hardware store alongside inns and a yard. Local progress includes a well with water, plans for a railway line, and prospective elevator and land sales to settlers. Dewitts Lite Early Risers advertised by KB Boardaley.
Boston financiers study purchasing the Fort Stevenson reserve, hoping to buy the entire 45,0 acres of land. Appraisals suggest values from a dole far to 34 an acre, averaging around 1.76. The full reserve could cost 85,4HX0 or more, with cattle ranch plans attracting eastern investors.
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