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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
3
Public sale of permits to cut gray hay on school and institution lands for 1900 will occur at the county treasurer’s office in Bismarck at 10 A M on June 6 1900. Bids under four dollars per quarter section not accepted. J Laxdal, Land Commissioner, Board of University and School Lands.
Taken up May 15 four horsea one bay mare with left flank brand on left shoulder one yearling colt sorrel mare no brand one yearling colt gelding white face and two hind feet white owner can claim by proving property and paying charges WM SMALL Fort Rice Reservation ESTRAY Strayed from my place about February first one two year old strawberry roan mare left hind foot white mast long rangy thick mane and tail TRUEE WALDORF Menoken Taken up about April 18 one two year old pony about one years old white face both hind legs and one front foot white No brand owner please call pay charges and take away Oscar SUNDQUIST 8 Township 442 R 78 Staush ter ND
Strayed from one mile below the penitentiary five head horses including a bay branded H 8 on the right shoulder, a sorrel bald faced with four white legs branded H 8, a roan, a light gray both branded H 8, and a bay saddle horse branded 45. A $20 reward is offered for their return or information. Pat Kelly, Bismarck, North Dakota.
Notice to creditors in the matter of the estate of Mary Robison. Amos Robidow, executor, summons all claimants to present claims to the executor at the office of A B Patterson, attorney for executor, in the city of Burleigh County, North Dakota, within the time specified. Dated May 10, 1900.
The Burleigh County Democratic party calls a convention at Baker's Hall Bigmarck to select delegates for the state convention in Fargo and for the National Democratic Convention in Kansas City. Precincts list delegates with meeting times and locations. officials seek nominees for state offices.
A vintage advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cures eruptions ulcers boils felons corns warts cuts bruises burns and chafed skin and scalds. It touts rapid pain relief and a 25 cent box price with buy guarantee from P C Remington, a local druggist.
The Nickel Plate road announces a May 6 1900 schedule offering fast service at low fares from Chicago to Ft Wayne Findlay Fostoria and many eastern points including New York and Boston. Trains run daily with drawing room sleeping cars dining cars and an observation car on the 4 40 p m Chicago to New York line. advance sleeping car space can be reserved via Central 2057 Chicago.
Walter Cameron of Stacey Mon introduces a cattle branding method using a two lever instrument. The device marks by injecting liquid through an ear impression block with removable symbol pins. Liquid flows from a reservoir into a chamber to seal the wound as the tubular pins strike the ear.
A gardener discusses selecting true to type seed tubers for pota toes before harvest. He contrasts mature seed stock with immature or second crop seed and notes run out stock indicators such as eye count and tuber shape. Advice covers storage, field selection timing, and the need to avoid rough imperfect tubers. Additional tips address pruning prune brown rot in prune trees and early season spray schedules.
The American Cultivator notes higher wool prices in several growing districts, with farmers gaining confidence as they read market data and hold stocks. Corn and wheat also show strength as holders resist futures pressures, while wool producers and cotton growers aim to keep prices favorable by distributing stock across markets.
A period article discusses humane dehorning methods and safe nose-ring techniques for bulls. It advises firm quick actions, warns against hesitation, and emphasizes calm handling. Also covered are profitable sheep feed crops like small sweet corn, sorghum, and early Minnesota corn for lamb grazing and staggered harvesting methods.
The National Stockman notes evidence building in favor of a serious wool shortage. Over the past year Avethasia supplied 400000 bales less wool than in 1895 0. Current year exports from this region are expected to fall further with no gains elsewhere. Wool clipping in America may rise, but South Africa is temporarily out of business and Australian output is declining, shaping a favorable yet tight supply for fine wools.
Article advocates growing soybeans in Kansas as drought tolerant and soil enriching. It cites costs of 40 to 65 cents per bushel to raise, suggests fodder and meal value, and notes protein benefits for hogs cattle and sheep. Instructions cover planting time, row spacing 30 to 42 inches, seed rate about one half bushel per acre, surface planting, level culture, harvest when pods brown, and a hand harvest method using a horse rake and improvised knives on cultivators.
Charles Black of New Jersey notes twenty years of sweet corn planting alongside field corn. He explains that when sweet corn is grown near field corn, the crops tend to mix and conform in size, resulting in mixed harvests. He recalls keeping a small strip of sweet corn to avoid total mixing.
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