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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
5
A rustic poem fragment recalls rain tapping on shingles and a child’s night drift toward restful sleep. The speaker longs for youth, prayers for purity, and guidance to follow the Master’s path toward a shining crown of virtue.
The Burleigh county Republican committee issued a call for a convention in the Second Commissioner district to nominate candidates for county commissioner and another post. The convention is set for July 28 at the high school. The new apportionment replaces a flawed earlier one and highlights rural precinct advantages while urging voters to study the last election vote to understand the allocation. Also notes Emmons County Republican report on Wool Growers and Dakota Central Telephone Co. plans and a Goose River quarantine in Mayville.
Letters from women praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from female troubles and painful menses. Mrs Amos Fiscuten, Romeo Michigan, and others report cure or major improvement after using the remedy. Testimonials mention kidney and stomach issues and irregular menses addressed by the medicine.
The Wilton News notes strong crops in the northern county. W D Washburn’s fifth adjoining plot rises from zero to 21 inches with yields estimated from 18 to 21 bushels. Nearby plots expect 4 to 85 bushels. Schrout plants 80 acres wheat 20 oats 20 flax on Erick Johnson’s Grass Lake 80 acres, all in good condition. Schou buys Washburn land but arrives late to plant. Emelick Hanson farm two miles south of Wilton rents 40 acres for flax now five inches high. under favorable conditions yield per acre should average.
Reports list several new corporations organized in North Keketa during June. Lines describe railway projects linking Lakota to Bottineau and to Manitoba, with 60 and 30 mile lengths. Capital stock totaling 200000, incorporators all from St. Paul. Other firms include Tre Growers, Treas, Penn Vela, Lianehard Elevator, and mining ventures with varied locations and officers.
A Fergus Falls engineer reports chronic kidney and back pain eased after taking Bones Kidney Pills. He describes sharp twinges when rising after lifting pipes and credits the product with fulfilling advertised claims. Sold by druggists, 5 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is the U.S. agent for Dean’s Kidney Pills.
Mrs Emma B Falconer was unanimously elected Grand Forks senior vice commander of the Woman's Relief Corps North Dakota. Installations occurred Thursday after noon with Mrs Jennie Ball of Grafton and Dr William A Bentley of Bismarck officiating. The reunion was warm with old comrades and notable state leaders present as delegates from many offices.
A local public notice extols Hall’s Catarrh Cure claiming catarrh is constitutional. It cites Dr. Cheney of Toledo and offers a $100 reward for failures, urging readers to buy the remedy through druggists andHall’s Family Pills. The text also lists several officers and veterans noting a Devils Lake to Bismarck encampment sequence and a meeting of old comrades.
The Wilton News reports the accidental death of 14 year old Gaylin Swanson, son of August Swanson, who was found dead in prairie near Camp Wells after his horse trampled him and the stirrup released. A dog guided rescuers to the body as the coroner ruled accidental cause and the funeral was held with family mourners present.
The district conven tion notices a publican nomination for county offices with caucuses set for July 25. Precinct delegates are listed for Bismarck Hay Creek Gibbs Mencken River View Burnt Creek Naughton Sterling Driscoll McKenzie Francis and Sibley. The message also honors President McKinley for his wartime achievements.
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