Northern Dakota movers and settlers flood into North Dakota
A report notes vast movement to North Dakota in the present season. Over a thousand people, many with household effects, travel by rail with the Great Northern, Soo, and Northern Pacific carrying settlers to Bottineau Minot and the northwest coast. A Dunkard group of 34,500 from Pennsylvania and Ohio is due March 27 to 29 for settlement. Chamberlain's tablets touted locally for stomach and liver relief. judicial committee meeting records indicate Republican convention preparations with delegates apportioned by county and officers elected.
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Ron
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
North Dakota
Bottinen
Minot
Soo
Northern Pacific
Dakot
Pennsylvania
Ohio
North Takot
A. T.wtterson
Republic Silicitl
Juneral
A. By Philletek
Burleigh
Honey Clihert
Billings
Ry M. "Tate
Minton
Bly
Morit
Joh Satterlund
McLean
M. Ayore
Shirk
Ro EL
Willey
Emmons
Geo
Alt. Patterson
Carl Semmler
Mer
Winchester
Mayserott
Oliver
M. P. Skeels
C.H. Stanley
Kidder
J, FS Philbuick
Eualymyn
I. M. ‘Huttle
Mody
M Ang
A. T. Patterson
Bismarels
Kidd
Weather forecast notes windy wet conditions and storms
The report warns of gusty winds and wet weather near the ground with possible thunderstorms. It predicts rain and potential cooling, with the threat of snow in colder periods and unsettled conditions across the area.
Arnica Salve Promises Relief From Eruptions and Sores
Patent line claims rapid cure for volcanic eruptions and fever sores boils felons and other skin ailments. Marketed as a pain reliever for aches sold for two cents in a box by B C Remington druggist with broad health claims from Joy Bucklon’s Arnica Salve.
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Bucklon
B.C. Remingjou
Mercer County Items and Lumber for Steamboat
Mercer County Mercantile Co. receives first lumber load for a steamboat to be built at Benton with work to start soon. boat to be in business by the first of June. Sheriff Younghaguee y summoned to appear before Judge Winchester at Blsynarek to show cause why an injunction should not restrain him from selling twenty head of horses belonging to H. T. Schutner for real taxes owed.
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Mercer County
Mannhaven
Mercer County, Mercantile Co
Benton
Young Hagheey
Winchester
Blsynarek
H. 1. Schuttner
Hannibal Citizen Recalls Life Saving Cure
J B Lilly of Hannibal Missouri credits King's New Discovery with saving him from typhoid fever that progressed to pneumonia. He describes severe weakness, almost death, and relief after one bottle, then continued use leading to recovery. He endorses the medicine as the best remedy for throat and chest troubles. Free trials at P C Remington's drug store with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.B. Lilly
Hannibal
King
P. C. Remington
Avery Hatte
Addresa Sterling Remedy Co. Ciirago
New York
Free sugar beet seed offered by North Dakota station
The government experimental station at North Dakota will mail free small packets of sugar beet seed to any farmer who wishes to experiment. Growers must follow station instructions and send beet samples to the college for analysis in fall. Headache from stomach problems and constipation can be eased by a dose or two of lets, sold by S.S. Beardsley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Dail
Agricultural College
N. D
Chamberlain
Heaviest Homeseekers Day Hits Minneapolis St Paul
Rough OCR notes say Wednesday marked the heaviest day for homeseekers in Minneapolis and St Paul in nineteen years. The Great Northern railway carried most settlers with many from Iowa, Missouri and Kansas. Several extras were mentioned.
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Minneapolis
New Hotel Planned in Bismarck Amid Depot Changes
The article notes active plans for a new hotel in Bismarck as a landlord’s extension expires May 1. Railroad officials survey property elements to assess value for possible offers while the current hotel aims to wind down operations by May 1 ahead of wreckers. Mentions depot redesign to a stone structure with a park, and uncertainty about hotel location, but confirms a new first-class hotel for the legislature next winter. Also references Hood’s Sarsaparilla ads, immigrant arrivals at Devil’s Lake, and local mentions of Spanto gun site, Van Soest case, and Carrington land migration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bismarely
Patterson
Bismarck
Timber Rights Limitations and Settler Timber Use Rules
Special Agent warns settlers about removing timber felled by U S engineers along the river. Timber from public lands cannot be sold or speculated on, though those without timber may hire others to cut on their own land. Settlers may cut only what is needed for their claims, and must pay government value for timber used in shared cutting or sawing. Penalties include prosecution for trespass and required payment to the government. Senator Hanabrough seeks changes to allow cutting on military reservations.
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Louosberry
United States
Taved
Mitta
Hanabreigh
Fort Rice
Fort Lincoln
Beware of Mercury in Catarrh Ointments and Hall's Cure
Public health warning against mercury containing catarrh ointments. Promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio as mercury free and effective when taken internally. Encourages seeking physicians prescriptions and authentic Hall's products from druggists at seven cents per bottle.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Advertised letters and church notices in local post
A local notice lists letters awaiting pickup ending March 24 1000 with names including Mrs J J Cochran Allin Howard Frank Larson Mrs Eliza Leroy CG C Morgan Hugh G Mount Elmar Nelson Josephine Nygren J Stanley and states letters held 21 days before dead letter. Also Catholic Church project a holy mission begins April 1 with sermons announced next Sunday and assistance from neighboring clergy. A Chamberlain s Cough Remedy praised by F P Moran Petersburg VA as safe for children and sold by S Beardsley.
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Blemarck
J. J. Cochran
Allin Howard
Frank Larson
Eliza Leroy
CG. C. Morgan
Hugh G. Mount
Elmar Nelson
Josephine Nygren
J. Stanley
Agatha G. Patterson
P. M. Ee
Chamberlain
F. P. Moran
Petersburg
Drugelst
Beardsley
Postal Improvements Spur Money Order System Upgrades
The article outlines new features for the postal money order system aimed at improving efficiency. It notes that money orders may be cashed at designated offices with the enhancements recently inaugurated, signaling broader access and streamlined processing for customers.
Training schools schedule announced by state superintendent
The State Superintendent Hal land announced a series of training schools in July across North Dakota counties. Grand Forks Pembina Walsh Trail Steele Jamestown Sargent Wahpeton Barnes Valley City Cavalier Nelson Rolette will host one week institutes for teachers in Gram Forks Park River Mayville Jamestown Wahpeton Valley City Forman and other locations, aiming to boost education standards statewide.
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Halland
Gram Forks
Pembina
Grand Forks
Walsh
Park River
Trail
Steele
Mayville
Atotsman
Jamestown
Sargent
Forman
Richland
Wahpeton
Barnes
Valley City
Casa
Parga
Shilor's Cough and Consumption Cure Ad Claim
An old advertisement touts Shilor's Cough and Consumption Cure as a preventable illness remedy with a long standing positive guarantee by E. B. Beardsley, a Fourth Street druggist. The text also notes leather money circulation in Russia during Peter the Great's era.
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Shilor
Beardsley
Fourth Street
Russia
Peter the Great
Moorhead Mayor ousts gambling. names Fuller police chief
Moorhead Mayor Aaker appoints G. F. Fuller as chief of police and orders strict enforcement of Sunday closing and midnight closing laws. He directs removal of slot machines and all gambling devices, aiming to halt all gambling activities in the city.
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Aaker
Moorhead
G. F. Fuller
First Fargo State Bar Association Meeting Report
The first meeting of the state bar association at Fargo featured President Newman delivering the annual address and a banquet with toasts from prominent members of the bench and bar.
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State Bar Association
Fargo
Newman
Prohibition and Patent Cure Claims in 1898 Notices
An assortment of patent cure guarantees and advertisements appear, promising refunds if no benefit from Beardsley cure and Winslow teething syrup. The items cite prices 25 cents to $1, with druggist Beardsley on Fourth Street. Also notes Victoria's numerous descendants and a Philippine mortality count from June 1898. A Fargo Call critique targets city debt and looming financial strain.
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Shiloh
Beardsley
Fourth Street
New N P Trains Bring Modern Northern Pacific Service
The Northern Pacific unveils eight car limited trains opening April 24 with steam heated and electric lighted cars. Locomotives of the Schenectady pattern weigh 160000 pounds and feature electric lighting and modern amenities. Cars include baggage with a light plant, dining, first class coach, observation, library, bath room, barber shop, and more.
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Northern Pacific
N. P
Chief Moore Bars Smoking by Weather Service Staff
Washington March 27. Chief Willis T. Moore ordered weather service employees to abstain from cigarettes during office hours and warned that violators would be noted in confidential quarterly reports. He cited the need for discipline and cited investigations showing smoking hindered prompt accurate work. The ban targets cigars and pipes remain permitted.
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Moore
Washinetox
Weather Service
Willis T. Moore
One Strike Ends as Siemens Halske Rehires Machinists
Chicago March 27 More than a hundred striking machinists formerly with Siemens and Halske return to work after a nine hour day and wage minimum are granted. The firm will negotiate via a shop committee not a business agent and arbitration will settle future disputes. The compromise echoes a claimed victory for both sides amid failed efforts to reopen other machinery shops. In Philadelphia March 27 the Charles Hillman Shipyard and Engine Building plant, idle over two years, is sold to William Mapp and a ship and engine firm for about 10000 in cash.
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Momens and Halske Company of
Chicago
Siemens and Halske, Company
Crampe Bay
Pholadelfeds
Charles Hillman Beers End! Engine Building Company
William Map & A
The Farmers Garden Free Seed Folder Offered
Mr Bush of Minnesota, a horticulturist with the Minnesota Farmer's Institute, promotes practical garden culture in The Farmer's Garden. Northrup King Co of Minneapolis publishes the gratis folder detailing soil, rotation, and care, sent to any reader who requests it and cites this paper.
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Wailee
Mr. Bush
Dover
Minnesota
Minnesota Farmer's Institute
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N. P. Lands
Senitor Penrose
Pontsylvanlie
Hamster
Soetheen
Pacitle
Torani
Lyre
Segaton
Atacisinediers
Cuore
W. Wate
Sok
Gardner
Ate
Mae
Apborkahy
Rune
Bone Ghibaiete
Wiemann
VanDersen
Kilbourn
Jong
Beardsley’s. Deuge
Pico
Feeo
Dushing Suverd
Kabbar
Buscyernres
Ide
Tamer
Ely
Pitas Kelle
Opsuel
Hestires
Lave Byer
Mall. Ely Brothels
Wartes Stent
Neiy York
Hood
Devilé Lake
Missouri
Devilé Lake District
M. B. Smith
Butternut
Mich
Saye
DeWitt
Seardaley
Wilson Hue
Young van Soest
Fire Bug
South Dakota Reform School
Carlinville
Ml, Democrat
Carrington
Loutaberry
Tardars Oil
Perry
Ferry
Detroit
Sargent County
Howling Success
Mia
Calvin Zimmerman
Milesburg
B.S. Beardsley
Victoria
Europe
War Department
Philippines
Tobs
Dean
Doug Kitts
E. Litindle
Williamspor
John Drew
Orinant Mont Papulard
Barks Cigarwites
Yourth
Ghoige
Plymouth Rogk
Egis
W. A. Falconer
G. A. Ballard
Jmage
Western
Canada
Ani
Ottawa
Mine
Manitoba
Assiniboia
Saskatchewan
Alberta
W. Ritchie
Grafton
Goodyear
Goodyear Rubber Co
Sibley Street
Tfson
Hawks Nursery Company
Milwaukee
Wis
Biomarck Tribune
American Agri
Northwestern Hide & Pur Co
Minn
Turs
McCull
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