Florence Crittenton Circle to Attend Milwaukee Conference
The Bismarck Florence Crittenton Circle will send a paper on Civil Service Reform by Mrs Linh W Slaughter to the General Federation of Women’s Clubs biennial in Milwaukee on June 4. The circle extends greetings and emphasizes the reform mission of educated, uplifted womanhood. A separate Harvey report notes local approval of Kate C Kern’s eviction from the Seo-Pacific hotel, citing improved moral tone and business impact.
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Florence Crittenton
Bismarck
General Federation of Women's Libs
Amer
Milwaukee
Cinbs of America
Mra
Linh W. Slaughter
Eler
Whele
Mathun
Iwillattes
Federation
Florence Crit- Lenton
Biknitek
Eniayor
Eich
Sisters of the Federation
Free America
Harvey
Kate C. Kern
Seo-Pacific
Eviction and local influence debated in Burleigh county
The article discusses Burleigh county and Harvey Bis marck efforts to evict Miss Kern from the Sheridan house, praising the community for ridding her baleful influence. It also features a testimonial ad for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, with J. Goldstorth of Van Etten praising its use for five years and recommending it for coughs colds and lagrippe. Sold by B. S. Boardeley.
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Burleigh County
Chamberlain
Gold Chamberlain
J. Goldstorth
van Elton
NCY
B. 3
Boardeley
May Business At Land Office Report
May business summary from the land office shows Homestead proofs and declarations, Timber proofs, and cash entries. Railroad selections and total area appropriated are noted, with receipts listed among the STAM notes.
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Land Office
Soldier's Homstead
Sini. Io
Robbed the Grave by Electric Bilters Tale
Philadelphia man Jon Oliver recounts a near-fatal illness with yellowing skin and failing health. After three doctors gave up, two friends urged Electric Bilters, producing rapid improvement after three weeks and convincing him they saved his life. Sold for 50 cents at P C Remington's drug store.
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Jon Oliver
Philadelphia
P. C. Remington
Dr. King
THAT 820 BEER OFFER
Valley City voices condemn a mayor’s $20 prize for a beer bottle, noting stacks of empty kegs gathered by children under twelve. The salvo questions truthfulness and echoes biblical rebuke of deceit in the sacred space.
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Valley City Patriot
Valley City
William
Ananias
Painted Woods school report and local remedies note
Painted Woods school notes a month ending May 25 with 80 pupils enrolled and strong attendance. The report lists named pupils never absent or tardy. A winterset bank cashier shares a carpenter anecdote praising Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a cure for diarrhoea, advising its use by workers.
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Painted Woods School
Nelle G. Byarts
Susanna Peterson
Arthur Peterson
Lawrence Johnson
Oscar Peterson
Hjalmar Peterson
Viola Hagen
Gunder Hagen
Hail Insurance Offered by Pye and Company
Pye and Co advertise hail insurance options for growers seeking protection against storm damage. The service emphasizes coverage tailored to weather risks and prompt claim handling.
Clearance Sale at Lucas and O'Hara Department
A notice promotes an up-to-date millinery clearance sale at reduced prices inviting shoppers to compare before buying elsewhere. A correspondent for Churches Ferry Sun seeks stance of legislative nominees on prohibition with only one response from Ramsey County. Senator Hale supports prohibition and opposes resubmission.
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Lucas & O'Hara
Churches Ferry Sun
Rameey County
Hale
Prohibition
Taxing the Costs in Mandan Warrant Cases
The Mandan warrant actions arising from enforcement league seizures seek court resolution of officer costs before property release on bonds. Constable Clark, backed by Attorney General Cowan, clashes with Clark’s deputy pay and seizure-care fees. W. P. Miller of Fargo represents Clark. H. G. Voss counters for the defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enforcement League
Constable Clark
District Court
Gener Cowan
Buthe
Chirk
Cowan
Clark
Iris
W.P. Miller
Fargo
Miller
Hawkins
H. G. Voss
Allen's Foot-Ease Advertisement On Gloves
An early 20th century ad mimics medical promotion for Allen's Foot-Ease powder used on hands and gloves. It cites physician approval and praises its protective properties while advertising products from St Paul Fire and Marine and Pye & Co.
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Allen
Weston
Tam Nein
Etic
Deng
Kline Hares
Aderons Allen
Lu Hoy
St. Paul Fire & Marine
Pye & Co
June Weather Journal Notes Breeding Facts From Bismarck Bureau
June weather data compiled from Bismarck records by Director Bronson covers 24 years. Mean temperatures show warmest month around 1 degrees and coldest near 5, with highs around 14 on June 40 1883 and lows near 331 on June 6 1888. Precipitation averages 3.5 inches with 13 days at or above .01 inch. 8.40 inches fell in 1890, 0.85 inches in 1887. 24 hour max 3.40 inches on June 12 1879 and 11. Cloudiness totals: 15 clear or partly cloudy days, 7 cloudy. Winds from east and southeast. max gust 50 mph from east on June 10 1892. H. Bronson directs Weather Bureau. Also notes on Chamberlain stomach and liver remedy and a remark on oratory convention at Redfield SD with winners Ray Dillon and Jas Walton.
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Weather Bureau
Bismarck
N. D
Bronson
JSS
Ronson
North Dakota contest picks state leaders for next year
E A Stewart of the agricultural college at Fargo and J H Dough lan of the state university at Grand Forks presented the event. R B Wende of Brookings was chosen president. The contest will be held in North Dakota next year.
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E. A. Stewart
The
Agricultural College At
Fargo
J. H. Doughlan
State University At
Grand Forks
R. B. Wende
Brookings
North Dakota
Judgeship fights shake Wahpeton district row
Wahpeton Globe reports the foolish judicial committee in this district sparked a dispute that will outpace the fifth district row, with tensions rising over the upcoming judgeship contest.
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Wahpeton Globe
Fool Judicial Committee
Beating Syrup for Teething and Bereavement Card
An old remedy advertises Mra Winslow s Beating Syrup for teething babies claiming soothing gums easing pain and curing wind colic and diarrhoea at 25 cents a bottle. A card of thanks follows thanking friends for support during bereavement and Rey Guernsey for kindness as ED SMITH notes the death of his wife.
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Mra. Winslow
Rey Guernsey
ED Smith
Shilohs Consumption Cure Guarantee and Local Wedding Plans
An advertisement touts Shilohs Consumption Cure with a two thirds use guarantee and refunds if not beneficial, priced 25 cents to $1.00 from E. S Beardsley, Fourth street. A wedding announcement notes Mr W A Edwards of Pars 60 to wed Miss Florence M Barrows of Duluth Minn, to take place this month at the bride’s parents home and then depart for Alaska where Edwards will serve as land office receiver in Ram Part City. The piece also cites One Minute Cough Cure claims saving over fifteen hundred lives in grippe asthma croup and pneumonia cases, urging early use to prevent consumption.
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Shiloh
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Sergeant Edwards
W. A. Edwards
A. W. Edwards
Pars
Florence M. Barrows
Deluth
Minn
Duluth
Alaska
Wil
Rampart City
A PREE FARM
J F Ray of Minnewaukan township asserts North Dakota is sound and this region is promising. He bought half a section near Devils Lake for 1700 dollars a few years ago and recently sold 160 acres with improvements for 1400 dollars, nearly a free farm for him.
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Devils Lake
Echoes of the Drouth in Jamestown and Bismarck
The drought breaks in Jamestown but immediately intensifies in Bismarck drawing attention to harsher conditions and ongoing water scarcity across the region despite recent relief efforts.
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Jamestown
Bismarck
Monument Proposed for Captain Gridley of Olympia
A movement begins in Erle Pennsylvania to raise a memorial for Captain Gridley who commanded the Olympia during the Manila battle. The item notes a historical push and references a cure advertisement for a cold on one day with Bromo Quinine laxative tablets priced at .25 cents with refund offer.
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E. W. Grove
Erle, Pa
Gridley
Olympia
Manila
Karl's Glover Root Tea Ad Claims Cures Various Ailments
An old advertisement touts Karl's Glover Root Tea as a cure for constipation indigestion and headaches. The dealer E S Beardsley a druggist on Fourth Street promises refunds if results are unsatisfactory and lists prices of 25 and 50 cents.
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Cal Race
Beardsley
Karl
E. S. Beardsley
Fourth Street
Insane Passenger Taken From Train Near Dickinson
Peter Leonard aged 30 was removed from a passenger train near Dickinson on transition from Missouri river to Butte after his mental collapse. He had no known relatives or identification aboard. England’s coal exports in April surpassed last year by five million dollars, driven by higher prices.
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Dickinson
Peter Leonard
Missouri River
Butte
England
Trail chase and notices mix in early 1900s dispatches
States Attorney Alien reports a lead from 8. D. Tabor tracking Chilkoff toward Jamestown via Soo line. Allen funds pursuit and orders updates. The column also includes a deafness ad for Hall’s Catarrh Cure, a post office unclaimed letters list for June 2 1900, local drug store ad, and Missouri main line mileage official figures near 7 040 miles trending higher.
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Alien
D. Tabor
Chilkoff
Balfour
Jamestown
Chilloff
Soo
Allen
Missouri
Florida orange crop estimate and health tonic ad
An old newspaper item notes Ida's orange crop forecast for 1900 01 at about 1 000 000 boxes with an expected $2 per box retail. It also advertises Karl's Clover Root Tonics praising digestion liver and bowels with prices 25 and 50 cents.
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Karl
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Plorida
Cockerels for sale and prize winners advertised
Cockerels for sale priced from $1.50 to $23.00 each in season. Also listed is 81.50 perfetting. Prize winners cited wherever shown. Advertisement signed by W. A. Falconer in Bismarck North Dakota.
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W. A. Falconer
Bismarck
N. D
Taken Up and Strayed Horses And Market Notices
A sequence of notices lists horses and mares taken up or strayed near Fort Rice Reservation and Bismarck. Details include marks, brands such as FF, y C, LiL, and V, weights ranging from 700 to 1,100 pounds, colors sorrel gray bay black, and ownership by MORRIS JOHN R. WILSON WIL SMITH WM SMALL G G EGGEN. Also advertisements urge farmers to order coal from B Yiengst Crofte N D and note editorial criticism of Jamestown Alert dates with local political references to Edwards Winship Hager.
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Carbolineum
MAY Business
W. S. Whedon
First National Bank of
Winterset
E.S. Beardsley
Western League of Oratory
Redfield
D. Ray Dillon
South Dakota Agricultural College
Jas. Walton
Eureka
Hyanbard Oil CO
ELY Brothers
Warren Street
New York
DeWitt
Hall
Cheney
Bismarck Post Office
J. Armill
Jane Cumberland
Mamie Ford
Lena Loundberg
A. M. Oleon
Anetta Peterson
Charles Anderson
Fred Brown
John Berry
David Coulter
Chas, Gilman
John Gardner
John Killer
Walter McWalters
Joseph Mann, Jr
Richard McLean
BE. Varney
W. M. Westbrook
B.S
Rene
Lawson
North Balkers i
Bert Forsee
F. R. Little
Crofte
Little's Farm
Tom Lincoln
Austin Logan
Corsets
Kalamazoo Corset CO
Ariel
Ghorge
Plymouth Rock
Y. C, Morris, Township 140
Range
John R. Wilson
Ft. Rice Reservation
Yiengst
WM. Broderick
G. G. Eggen
Rt Star
Smith
Menoken
WM. Small
Fort Rice Reservation
Nana
Kellogg
Jamestown Alert
Willow City Eagle
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