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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1900
Page
3
The Forman primaries Friday evening returned a solid delegation favorable to State Auditor Carlblom with no opposition. A telegram reports unanimous support for his renomination and the delegation favors his continued leadership.
Old advertisement copy promoting Mra Winslow’s Soothing Syrup for teething babies. Claims soothing gums reducing pain and wind colic, cures diarrhoea, priced at 25 cents per bottle.
Billings county elects delegates to state and district conventions with Grand Forks Frank Towle J W Foley B S Foley H Robinson Fargo Frank Towle J A Ferris H Robinson W N Tuttle Judicial Henry Gilbert Legislative A I Martin J B Say any The state delegates back B F Boarding for congress and L A Simpson for the state senate. A garbled note about a dyspepsia cure and a Minot murder remark appear in the report.
An ad claims muddy complexions and labored breathing stem from chronic constipation. Karl's Clover Root Ten is offered as an absolute cure sold for fifty years with an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cents and 50 cents. B. 8 Beardsley, druggist, Fourth street.
First publication May 13 1900 notice to creditors of Mary T Robidou deceased. Amos Robidou executor invites all persons with claims to exhibit them with proper vouchers to the undersigned at the city of Ismaret in Ward County North Dakota. May 13 1900 A D Amos Nobidol A T Patterson Executor Attorney for Executor
Noticn is hereby given that Prykluml formerly Lonn Anderson widow and heir at law of Jol A. Anderson deceased filed final proof for timber culture in township 10 grange. Names listed to provide testimony include Ewing Seemwell and others at Bismarck North Dakota. The United States Land Office in Bismarck filed notice March 29 190.
Land Office at Bismarck North Dakota issues final proof notice dated April 1900 for Emil Engstrom. Claim includes residence and cultivation requirements with witnesses and court notation. Contains archaic spelling and handwritten transcription errors but records the final homestead proof process and associated names.
Mrs Williams widow of E L Williams recounts their Standing Rock reservation work for Hearst and Russell, denying destitution claims. She describes papers from Indian affairs, medical care for Williams, and intent to continue unfinished work if allowed, while noting charitable relief and Champlain's Pain Balm endorsement.
Slaughter and Glenview residents share visiting relatives and summer plans. Mrs Nels Larson of Bramarck visits her Gust and Annie Anderson families. Lena Lindberg to stay all summer with brothers Oscar and August. School No 2 hosts divine service and a May 1st school board visit. Rev Olson of Bismarck delivers a sermon. Editor of Wilton News and O H Sandale visit Glenview school.
A cough signals potential serious illness like consumption or bronchitis and should be treated early. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to be effective in curing diseases that cause coughing and is sold by B.S. Beardsley with a money back offer if not beneficial.
Relatives of Jesse Langdon, son of Dr. Langdon of Fargo, received word of his death in Manila. Langdon had joined the Buffalo Bill Wild West show, traveled through San Francisco, and went to the Philippines where illness struck months ago. Despite efforts, no operation was performed and he died from the shock. Few details reached North Dakota friends.
Langdon and his father reside in Omaha after a long Philippines to Manila hospital notice. J Q Hood justice of the peace testifies that One Minute Cough Cure quickens relief, aiding his wife from breathing difficulty and benefiting his entire family. Cited address: B. S. Beardsley, Fourth Street.
List of letters uncalled at the Bismarck post office for the week ending May 5 1900 includes Miss Helen A McTavish Miss Annie Rooney Miss Sarah Tweet Irving Brink Wm McCormick R W Cranston Nelan Galackson Fred Martin Peter Letler FH Warden and others Enderlin Ransom county latest Meld for the enforcement league notes two blind pigs raided and a corralled raid led to a resisting officer charge plus Democratic County Convention details for Burleigh county with caucus venues dates and delegate counts outlined.
General A Hughes awarded contracts for new electric light plants at the city and Dickinson. The city plant will be brick 35 by 50 with a spur rail line and all new machinery including a 425 horsepower boiler and a large dynamo. Work starts in a day or two with no disruption to service. The Dickinson project similar in scope will begin Friday with workers traveling there to start construction.
A state proclamation lists Dickinson Mandan Bismarck Jamestown and Oakes as free storage wool markets from June to August under chapter 26. It details packing weighing receipts and supervision by Hilliard Dickinson and Langtermann Bros Mandan with warehouses by Northern Pacific and Benton Co. Then it lists special market days across numerous towns and invites growers and buyers to attend. Also notes how to obtain the new North Dakota Code and announces a Burleigh County teachers examination on May 25 1900.
The U S grand jury in Fargo will hear horse stealing cases from Standing Rock Indian Agency implicating many Indians and whites led by agency farmer A C Wells with witnesses including Red Tomahawk and Standing Soldier. Walter embezzlement at New Salem ties postmaster Philip Blank, with his clerk Walter as suspect. judge Glaspell noted in dispatches. Jury foreman elected as Sidney C. Lough. horse cases to be presented Thursday.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder to cure fatigue in feet, reduce swelling, and ease corns and calluses. It claims instant comfort, softer skin, and cooler, less tight footwear with a 4 cent price and an address for Allen in Olmsted, La.
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