Royal Baking Powder Superior to Other Brands Found
An observer notes the Royal Baking Powder superior to others, praising its quality. Mention is made of “Gomy” and “G BAKIN POWD” as references to the brand and product naming in the article segment.
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1900
Page
8
An observer notes the Royal Baking Powder superior to others, praising its quality. Mention is made of “Gomy” and “G BAKIN POWD” as references to the brand and product naming in the article segment.
Attorney Armstrong returned from Emmons county. Mrs Patterson visited Paul for a few days. Mandan visitors were in town. Editor Tittle and friends swept Mandan primaries, gaining control in Marion county convention. Mike Rodgers stabbed while separating fighting dogs. he’s at Brainerd hospital. Gopher tail bounty returns in TaMoure county. Northern Pacific sues Frank Pearson for snow fence theft. General Sullivan joins Mandan passenger service. Various local trains, transfers and civic notices. A Standing Rock council favored cash payment of 18 000. Lectures planned. water supply concerns noted for Jamestown. Fire damages 700 ft of trestle near Valley City. Mandan primary vote tallies reported. convention set for Saturday.
Saturday reports Frank Pettee’s real estate and insurance matter in Minneapolis. An Aphis infestation threatens trees near Logan County, with salt water a potential remedy. Captain M L McCormick heads to Seattle and Cape Nome to work with the McKenzie mining syndicate. he reconnects with old friends on the trip. Rev Archibald Currie leaves to attend North Dakota A C U W Grand Lodge session in Fargo and then the Presbyterian General Assembly in St Louis, planning two Sundays away. Logan County welcomes new settlers entering cattle and sheep ranching, and Belden ranch buyers Jaffray and Gilflan ship 1700 head of cattle to Napoleon. North Dakota Firemen’s Association president W J Price notes the Larimore tournament June 12 will be among the state’s best, with over $1,000 already raised for bands, bike races, and baseball events.
The notice previews a large gathering with the Larimore boys on deck for speed on that day. Dr. C A Ballard departs for Seattle en route to Cape Nome Alaska May 10 with ex Warden Woodbridge as medical adviser, aiming for opportunities in the gold fields and leaving many friends hopeful.
Tuesday report notes M. Pye visiting Washburn, Captain Gregory from Dickinson, twenty men arriving from St. Paul to work on the railroad. A telegram from Butte says miner Dave Broderick in an accident and is not expected to recover.
Wednesday reports city activity from Wilton Mayor Macomber to St. Paul visitors Mr and Mrs Patterson. Sperry and railip Harvey of Bismarck serve on Fargo U S petit jury. A new sidewalk replaces the old in front of Strauss residences on second street. Jamestown labors to clear an artesian well of sand with mixed success. Surveyor Harold takes levels for the McGowan building on Main Street. Hight hobos arrested at Casselton jailed in Cass County for stealing rides. G A R invites Spanish War veterans to Memorial Day observances. Ed Hughes and M Glinebere join Dickinson plans for a new electric light plant. Grain looks green with little rain, grass needs rain. Clayton Worst sails from Tacoma for Cape Nome with A F.
Neyhart and his two sons from Cassleton are mentioned in a brief local notice. The fragment suggests a family or community reference within Cassleton, with possible involvement or note about the Neyhart family. Further context is not provided in the readable text.
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