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Newspaper

Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1900

Page

8

Militia Strength Report From Adjutant General

Washington July report shows total organized militia strength across states and territories with figures for unorganized, but available, service. Northwestern states list Minnesota Montana North Dakota Wisconsin Michigan and Iowa with organized and unorganized tallies.

Washington Adjutant General's Office United States Togever Minnesota Montana North Dakota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan

Lincoln School District 38 Treasurer's Report 1900

Treasury record from Lincoln School District No 38 detailing receipts and expenditures for the year ending July 1 1900. Includes cash on hand, state apportionment taxes, tuition funds, sales and refunds, and sinking fund balance. Signed by A Falconer President and R Wilson District Clerk.

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Timber culture contest at land office in Bismarck

Debarment of entry No. 4731 contested by M C Burr against New L Beges timber culture claim dating to 1849. Allegations include ten acres planted with now-dead trees, lack of cultivation for ten years, and salt land cropping. Public notice directs appearance before the Registrar at 10 o clock on August 1000 with affidavits on file.

Othe Interior Taited Status Land Office Bismarck N. D M. C. Burr Ns. Nels Nwt New L. Beges Noties Yay Ge McGellivray

Notice of Final Homestead Proof in Bismarck ND

Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota June 2 1900 notices that Lins Hied his intent to make final proof for the west half of the north west quarter and other described tracts. Names mentioned include Victor Moynier James McGarvey C D Hag dahl John Gable and local witnesses in Hlumarak North Dakota.

Bismarck N. D Lins Oro W. Vies Victor Moynier James McGarvey C.D. Hagdahl John Gable Eilor Hlumarak

Fusion ticket led by Wipperman and Hildreth in North Dakota

Grand Forks July 20 electors M A Williams Cass Charles Appleauist Dickey W L Haupt Ransom Congressman M A Hildreth Cass Governor Max A Wipperman Richland Lieutenant Governor F W Mc Lean Cavalier Secretary of State Williams Grand Forks Auditor Samuel K McGinnis Stutsman Treasurer J P Dirdler Walsh Superintendent Laura J Eisenhuth Foster Insurance Commissioner W Campbell Barnes Attorney General John Carmody Trail Commissioner of Agriculture Samuel Torgeson Trail Railroad Commissioners Jas Morrison Pembina L L Lewis Stark L Staynhelm Cass. The Democrats and Populists nominated this ticket after a long fusion fight. The majority favored Independent Democratic. Ed Cole led the anti fusion side. A fusion agreement was finally reached and the ticket nominated by acclamation. The platform reiterates the Democratic platform with Pop frills. opposes imperialism and expansion. endorses Kansas City platform Bryan Stevens on initiative and referendum. The ticket is seen as weak in places with Beaulimilesion and prohibition not mentioned. Thomas Klemnogle Fargo chairs the new state committee. Supreme judge position left vacant.

Grand Forks M. A. Williams Cass Charles Appleauist Dickey W. L. Haupt Ransom M. A. Hildreth Max A. Wipperman Richland F. W. McLean Cavalier Williams Samuel K. McGinnis Stutsman J. P. Dirdler Walsh Laura J. Eisenhuth Foster W. Campbell Barnes John Carmody Trail Samuel Torgeson Jas. Morrison Pembina L. L. Lewis Stark Staynhelm Ed Cole Independent Democratic Gayog Hd Cole Tyrop McKinley Kansas City Bryan Stevenson State Central Committee Thomas Klemnogle Fargo New State Committee John Burke

Convention Endorses Nonpartisan Judiciary in Rolette State

A Rolette convention adopts a resolution urging the judiciary be kept out of politics and effectively endorses Judge Morgan for the position. The move signals a push for nonpartisan judicial selection and alignment with reform aims.

Rolette Morgan

TROOPS FOR CHINA PROVISIONS FOR EXPEDITIONARY FORCE

The War Department publishes a detailed plan for equipment of the China expeditionary force. The force totals about 10,000 with possible augmentation of 2,000 to 3,000. winter gear includes 1,400 stoves and heavy clothing. Draft animals, ambulances, and transport equipment are listed with Meade transports and distilling plants planned to ensure water supply for up to 6,000 men.

China Washington Renerdl War Department United States Quartermaster's Department Anita Pacife Seattle San Francisco Menle Meade

River improvements report by Captain Chittenden on upper Missouri

Washington July 14 The annual report by Captain Chittenden in charge of the Missouri river above Sioux City outlines seasonal work at several sites. Fort Benton rearing levies and channel confinement will finish this season. Judith Montana repairs on the south bank to finish. Bismarck right bank confinement and revetment to protect the harbor both banks, total length protected 1 41 feet. Pierre and Port Pierre protect Marion Island head and extend a dam. Yankton dike work continues forcing the channel toward Yankton without restoring steamboat landing. Elk Point revetment completed 2 124 linear feet. between Elk Point and Sioux City revetment on the right bank 2 288 linear feet. Sioux City minor repairs and snagging keep the channel clear.

Chittenden Upper Missouri Washington Missouri Sioux City Fort Benton Judith Mont Bismarck Pierre Port Pierre Marion Island Yankton Elk Point

Purchase Glaspell Case Goes to Jury in Damages Suit

Jamestown July 10. The Purchase Glaspell case went to the jury after Judge Glaspell testified he sustained $9 271 62 in damages from the Everett case. He turned over 4,000 to Everett's estate administrator. Everett died while the case was pending in the United States.

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Glaspell Faces The Purchase Case In Court

Testimony shows George Purchase not connected with Everett versus Northern Pacific suit and denies any agreement to pay a portion of Alexander’s deposition. Glaspell says no one told him to stop using Purchase’s name. Purchase recalls visits to Jamestown and denies a $100 demand. Jury returns verdict for the defendant after arguments over admissibility of alleged bribe evidence.

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North Dakota Lignite Coal Wealth Seen By Inspectors

Robert M Hazeltine chief Inspector of mines reported North Dakota lignite coal fields yield excellent quality with unlimited quantities near Wilton and Witton. He noted thick beds ten to twelve feet, weather susceptibility, and potential for briquetting using molasses with blower-assisted burning for high heat output. Development palns urged as railroad expansion nears.

AM. Hazeltine Minneapolis Tuy Robert M. Hazeltine Columbus Ohio North Dakota Hageltine Northwest Sento Washburn Wilton Bismarck Washburn & Great Falls Hazeltine West Hazeltime Witton Ecklind Bullet House Washburns Hive

Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Wide Seasonal Variations Across Regions

The report notes a cool start to the week followed by extreme heat and high winds, damaging grain in dough stage. Rain was scarce since early heavy rains, grain yields expected light, oats and barley cut for fodder in places, wheat in southern and eastern areas, corn and potatoes generally fair to poor, flax deteriorating, and many localities reporting varied crop conditions across Burleigh to Minot with some improvement after rain in spots.

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