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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1900
Page
18
A 11-year-old boy suffered severe eye injuries when a cat filled with explosive powder exploded in a Mul van Thursday afternoon. The blast caused powder to spray his face, risking sight loss. He was taken by special train to hospital for treatment, with doctors hopeful but uncertain about recovery.
The report describes a near miss on a tavern street car near North Dakota, with former Grafton resident and brother of Hon. Pat McHugh aboard. McHugh clung to the platform wall as the car moved after a fire and was tossed off. John Wedemeyer was seen among the injured or dead, while McHugh tried to telephone his wife and family for word of his safety.
An advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as a soothing cure for nasal catarrh and colds, claiming it cleanses and eases irritation without drying. It promotes a trial size for 10 cents and lists Ely Brothers of New York as the seller. A related note mentions pop papers denying a supposed confession by Rev. George Gibson of San Francisco regarding a murder and execution, aiming to counter sensationalism.
Editor F M Higgins of Séneca Illinois endured years with piles until Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him after using two boxes. The ad claims it the surest pile cure on earth and best salve in the world with a cure guaranteed. Sold by P C Remington, druggist.
A circular from General Land Commissioner Dermunn I to the local land office outlines new rulings. The directive emphasizes administrative procedures and standardizes filing practices across districts, with implications for land claims and documentation.
The act lets homesteaders file a second entry if they have lived on their first selection for fourteen months and paid $1.25 per acre for Lind, Iowa, while remaining on the land for five years. If the first entry is forfeited, the claimant may still pursue the second entry. Former homestead entrants who lost land may receive the value of their previous entry. Applicants need not rejectome oath if they show former entry details via affidavit.
Thousands have been restored to health by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. If plagued by threats or lung trouble, try it. cures long resistant coughs and hopeless cases. Climate and health resorts failed, but this remedy brought permanent relief. For sale by Beardsley.
General Washburn Home reports the Bis marck Washburn and Great Falls railway open with triumph. At Wilton, twenty seven miles from Bismarck, the town gathered to greet the party as crops around Wilton show fair yields. The senator notes rail freight can haul wheat like any railway and mentions a coal mining plant planned by expert Mr Hageltine of Ohio. An elevator at Wilton holding 70 44o bushels will begin loading cars tomorrow.
Philadelphia resident John Oliver recounts a dire illness with skin yellowing and pain. After three doctors gave up, a friend urged Electric Bitters. one bottle brought noticeable relief, three weeks restored health, and Oliver claims the tonic saved his life. Promotional notice for 90 cents at Remington’s and other ads follow.
An advertisement extols Parker's Hair Balsam and Hood's Pills as cures for dandruff stomach nerves kidneys and blood while claiming China granted concessions for about 500 miles of railway but action awaits resolution of current troubles.
Williams, who tried to stand off a Northern Pacific train crew at Hebron, was discharged from custody at Mandan after a knee wound led to amputation. His brother serves a prison term. State's Attorney Campbell said no conviction could be secured. the Clark contempt case in Mandan remains pending.
A Columbus Georgia pharmacist touts Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best stomach and bowel cure, claiming quick, pleasant relief after twelve years in business and hundreds of bottles sold. The note lists local sellers and references a McLean County News item noting regional society news, marriages and a cattle venture, with an aside praising Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at B S Beardsley's drug store.
Jamestown residents, led by Crowell and Spencer, weigh building a sugar beet factory at roughly 600000 cost. Proposed financing includes 400000 in stock and 200000 in bonds. City and county would tax rebates for ten years, with twenty acres of land and substantial subscription anticipated. Fuel options include lignite and limestone source near Wilton, and James River water could supply the plant.
A fragmentary advertisement mix promotes Allen’s Foot-Ease powder for foot comfort and shoe care, alongside an insurance offer. It also recalls 1883 Jamestown weather records with notes on dry heat, July rains, and a fair wheat and oat crop that year.
Local weather notes predict variable yields with potential crop surprises if rains resume. Mentions wheat flax losses and possible improvements if weather cooperates. Includes ads and medical notices praising Hall’s Catarrh Cure with a $100 reward offer for failure to cure. Also references heartburn advice and DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a trusted remedy.
An ad promotes Karl's Clover Root Tonic with claims of improving bowel and liver health, priced at 25 and 50 cents, sold by B. Beardsley, druggist on Fourth Street. A Washburn Leader report details coal inspection by R. M. Hazeltine and party from Columbus visiting King John mines near Wilton to assess lignite quality and plan eastern machinery purchases for Washburn road operations.
Three hundred fifty farmers toured Fargo Agricultural College recently. They traveled free on the Great Northern courtesy of Jim Hill, who the Fargo Call says may not be such a bad fellow after all. The ad hawks Thurl's Clover Root Tea, claiming relief from constipation indigestion and sick headaches, with prices 25 and 50 cents and a money back guarantee.
A northern county region endured heavy rain and a violent thunderstorm last night. Wilton near the town experienced the strongest activity with a hotel struck by lightning and several guests, including Mrs. Macomber, affected but not seriously injured. Prairie fires were sparked by lightning, and observers report improving crop prospects due to the rain. An unrelated advertisement segment promotes Beardsley’s remedies and Winslow’s Teething Syrup alongside a post office notice listing unclaimed letters at the Bismarck office for the week ending July 14, 1900.
The state ticket in North Dakota's Republican slate praises Congressman Spalding for an exceptional record in Congress and notes one reason he should not be returned. It also states Mr. Driscoll shares strong support, with voters urged to consider their qualifications and duties in the state ticket selection.
An old advertisement touts Clover Root Ten as an absolute cure for constipation at 25 and 50 cents from Beardsley, a Fourth street druggist. It also notes a curious North Carolina political scene with split party representation and a Republican state admin. DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve is recommended for burns and skin ailments. A. Logan advertises 200 head of cattle for winter.
Valley City Times-Record reports that Major White will not run for governor this year. The notice appears in a brief item urging readers to submit orders by mail to C. B. Yiengut in Crofte, North Dakota, for warming devices and related goods.
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