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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1900
Page
6
Fragmentary text references a furrowed Arkansas homestead, a Neill bar, sheep, and hay, with scattered prices and a March shearing time. It abruptly shifts to advertisements for Hood's Sarsaparilla, Candy Cathartic, and Bromo Quinine. A Washington special discusses a North Dakota letter and passport issues amid global tensions.
February land office report shows homestead entries and cash entries with totals. Approximate land appropriated reaches 50,240 acres, while cash receipts are around $4,000. The listing notes homestead, timber culture, and reservoir filings and final proofs.
An old advertisement claims Kodol Dyspepsia Cure digests food and strengthens exhausted organs. It is touted as an emergency tonic that instantly relieves and permanently cures dyspepsia, indigestion, heartburn, flatulence, sour stomach, nausea, and related symptoms. Propelled by E. C. DeWitt & Co of Chicago. 18 Be. Mourtly St.
A fragmentary report details immigrants arriving Sunday amid weather delays and new routes from northern paths. The piece notes the Supreme Court may review a long trial continuing from earlier proceedings, with references to a Toledo firm and local notary action.
Miscellaneous notices include a patent remedy claim about Cascinets candies with a money refund if ineffective. Fargo market reports note Sunte 232 sheep and lambs sold at average $5.05 each, with earnings per head and per pound cited. A proposed Fargo Gas Company aims to extend electric weight plant power and gas distribution through the city with executives named. Jamestown alert discusses Philipine War casualties and burial rules. government policy states unclaimed bodies of soldiers will be buried in a government cemetery.
A new electric light plant will be erected at Grand Forks, signaling expansion of utilities in the city and potential jobs for local workers. Municipal officials described the project as a forward step in modernizing infrastructure and boosting local commerce.
The report confirms the death of Lt Noyes, a veteran of the Philippines, who returned to Minnesota. He served with Company A of North Dakota volunteers and was connected to a pay of 80 dollars per month. The text notes his death and the impact on comrades, with references to injuries and hospital care, though details are fragmented.
A Petersburg baker F P Moran endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for children with bad coughs and whooping cough. He notes it contains no opium or harmful drug and was recommended by a druggist as the best cough medicine for children. Sold by Beardsley.
A fragmentary notice hints at a story about a woman and her husband from Whistler town. Distinct names or dates are unreadable, but the piece suggests local Americana and a personal past resurfacing.
The Pioneer Press reports a vigorous push for settler immigration to North Dakota with weekly excursions and special trains later this month. A 1500 person party will wire freight cars for belongings and stock, while 5000 to 3000 Finnish immigrants are expected in April to settle in the state. The entry mentions nonforeign settlers from the South and East as the main mix. The Baby teething remedy ad cites Mrs. Winslow's Syrup for teething and diarrhoea. The Democratic state central committee calls a meeting at Hotel Metropole Fargo on March 8 to set dates and locations for the state convention and nomination process for officers and delegates to the national convention.
A blaze leveled the Monarch elevator in Daxey, consuming 6000 bushels of wheat stored inside. M B Smith of Butternut Michigan praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for costiveness liver and bowel troubles, describing them as the very best pills he has used.
An illustrated plan by A K Bush of Dover Minnesota advocates a Fruit and Vegetable Garden suitable for horse and cultivator work. It claims vegetable variety combats lung and kidney ailments among Farmers of America. Northrup King & Co promotes the free Farmer's Garden folder with cultivation and rotation instructions.
Mr and Mrs J H Basard of Grand Forks report receiving many letters from their daughter Mrs Farnsworth of Fort Gibbon Alaska. Capt C S Farnsworth of the Seventh United States Infantry served as a military instructor at the University of North.
Dakota recounts rejoining his regiment before the Spanish American War and serving with Lawton and Shafter in Cuba. He was later sent to Alaska to oversee fort construction on the Yukon river near the Canadian boundary at Fort Gibbon, with Mrs. Farnsworth accompanying him and sharing letters about life in the wilderness. Captain Farnsworth and his unit built a saw mill and prepared materials for the fort through the summer and fall.
A historical note describes Al Shilohs Court and Consumption Cure priced at 25 cents 50 cents and 1.00 offering refunds if bottles are returned. Druggist E. S. Beardsley on Fourth Street advertises the medication and its long established guarantee amid a mixed set of local notices and travel updates.
Seventy five head of three and four year old heifers for sale with descriptions of stock and sale conditions. Also offers from Northwestern Hides and Fur Co. of Minneapolis for furs hides and pelts plus agent advertisements for trapping supplies. Bismarck Tribune promotes farm paper bundles including Orange Judd Farmer with The Orange Judd Farmer and Year Book deal.
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