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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1900
Page
5
A collage of rustic vignettes and poems. A drunk, a father, and a child clash with memory and longing. The narrator recalls a torn straw hat boy, a loving if wary guardian, and a village road of meetings and mischief. Includes poems hinting at spring, peace, perseverance, and everyday humor.
Adolph Koplen of Company A was honored in a large Sunday service at the Presbyterian Church. The body, brought from Webb's, lay in state as citizens, G A R members, and the company paid tribute before interment at Fairview cemetery with firing squad and taps. Albertson shot in the foot at J T McDonald's place by Jean Lapelle, the assailant fled. Albertson expected to recover as Dr Quoin treated the wound and he returned home.
Fragment from a humorous verse describing a playful ragtime scene with a small rat character in a straw hat, a smiling ukulele player, and a girl reacting to the antics. The poem uses dialect and comic touches to depict a whimsical street moment with a mischievous rat as a focal point.
The proclamation by Governor Fred F. Falley, signed with the Secretary of State, confirms the revision and certification of the Revised Codes. It notes the act's provisions, the authority under which revisions occur, and the secretary’s role in delivering copies to state officials.
The Pinkham Remedies offer free counsel to women and claim Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound can alleviate sufferings. A Lynn Massachusetts address is given for letters and advice, presented as practical and compassionate guidance from a real woman.
Hon. George B. Winship returned from Awang New York as Grand Forks G A R representative to invite Gov. Roosevelt to the July 4 reunion. Roosevelt declined due to summer engagements but recalled North Dakota ties and past ranch days. Postmaster Budge sought another clerk for Grand Forks to ease workload and lobbied for mining school funding in North Dakota and territories.
The city council met Monday and issued the official call for city elections to choose a mayor and full slate of city officials for the coming year. Polling places are set in each ward with listed judges at the tailor shop Broadway Second Third streets engine house Ed Smith building Rob rdons blacksmith shop and McCue area.
William Dwyer of Medina reports large land sales and rising immigration to central and western Minnesota. He notes a 16000 acre transaction and plans for a new state bank at Medina. Settlers arrive along the Washburn road awaiting weather, with 50 carloads of goods and livestock en route. Assistant General Passenger Agent T B Lynch cites large spring arrivals from Iowa Nebraska Wisconsin Illinois Ohio Virginia and West Virginia destined for North Dakota.
The state Democratic committee discloses conventions to elect delegates to Kansas City on June ? and nominate state officers at Grand Forks on July 1. The apportionment allocates two delegates per county and one for each fifty votes or major fraction of Bryan’s vote. Prosperity on the stock ranges notes wool and livestock prices with cattle and sheep values rising sharply.
Tom Hall of the Fargo Argus reported today that prohibition is active in Bismarck and Mandan with new settlers arriving en route to McLean County. Men are building houses on their claims as they travel from Bismarck.
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