Women urged to seek Mrs Pinkham for female ailments
A vintage appeal stresses consulting Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn Massachusetts for female trouble, noting she answers in women only. It cites testimonials from readers praising Vegetable Compound and related products, and mentions 50 000 letters on file. It ends with a political aside about Mr Bryan dodging questions in North Carolina.
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Mats
Pinkham
Lydia
Tom
Annte Fostrit
Cascade
Locks
Oregon
Macs. Prygham
Thad
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mra
Geo. H
de Kalb Ave
Brooklyn
N. Y
Dean Mus
Piinkeam
Mrs. Mixpn Finetx
Roscoe
Mas
Nina Cuase
Fulton
Dean Mas
Porxeam
Cart Voss
Sac City
Jaws
Eam
Own
Bryan
North Carolina
Indian Sketches and the Death of Emery Williams
A Bresighthold tale of Emery Leverett Williams and his wife E Williams who left New York for western Indian studies. Their Alphabet of Indians illustrated from sketches, inspired by Sioux life near Cannonball river and Fort Yates, ends with his death and the couple’s return.
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Emery Leverett Williams
Blamarck
the Herald
Williams
Newtoo
Mass
Ffteen
Boston
New York
William M. Chase
Russell
Great West
West
Biaminek
N. C
Kibo Woods
Bismarck
Dearwood
Buffalo Bill
Deadwood
Teddy Roosevelt
Indiana
Rusell
William
Cannonball Agency
Cannonball River
Missouri
Mrs. Williams
Gaxe
Ane
Hullan
Willams Ari
Veta
Winsey
Lit
Mort Yates
Die Bone
Pare Chive
Caonsouball Sts
Apain
Geolgate
Invati
Fort Yates
Judges Named Across Judicial Districts in State
Nominations for judgeships in most districts are announced with few exceptions. Fifth district fusion nomination against Judge Glaspell likely tomorrow at Carrington. Seventh district Republicans Kneeshaw and fusion challenger Spencer contend. First district Fisk seeks re election against Anderson of Grand Forks. Second district Cowan faces Burke. Third district Pollock seeks re election against Engerud. Fourth district Lauder and Wolfe compete. Sixth district Winchester faces fusion rival Register.
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Glaspell
Carrington
J Kneeshaw
C. A. M. Spencer
Fusion
Fisk
W. J. Anderson
Grand Forks
Cowan
John Burke
Pollock
Edward Engerud
Lauder
C. E. Wolfe
Judge Glaspell
Marion Conklin
Winchester
F. H. Register
Form of Ballot in Election Described and Rules Noted
Secretary of State Falley announces filing deadlines and ballot printing details. The piece explains how names appear in columns, straight-ticket voting rules, and conflicts between constitution and election law, noting provisions for dual-ticket nominees and citizen qualifications. Courts are holding terms to permit second papers for voting.
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Falley
Hothe
Alfred White
Senate
J. Friedander
House
Secretary of State
Vinci
Ballore
Marisa
Wilton Items Show Local News and Movers
Wilton residents hear Pettigrove's illness brings him to Bis marck. John Rathjen of Manning buys Washburn lands with W P Macomber, plans future growth for the slope country. Grambs of Bismarck visits for a furnace estimate at Hotel Wilton. Glineburg and Levin contractors work on the depot. Proemig and Healy paint woodwork. The piece notes growing rebellion against Boss Croker.
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F. M. Pettigrove
Bismarck
Frank G. Grambs
Grambs Bros
Wilton
Matt Glineberg
Glineburg & Levin
Emil Proemig
Will Healy
Track to the Fort Spur Project at Fort Lincoln
Northern Pacific surveyors prepare a spur from the city to Fort Lincoln as part of building a new military post. Col. Pond, quartermaster, leads the work and several citizens seek a right of way. The county commissioners will consider the application in session and grant the spur, with surveying and construction to follow soon.
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Northern Pacific
Northern Pacble
Fort Lincoln
Col. Pond
Peavey Elevator Group Eyes North Dakota Lignite
Minneapolis reports the Peavey elevator system plans to test North Dakota lignite coal for regional supply. W. Leiterman and PF Peavy executives praise quality, foresee large purchases to serve North Dakota, Montana and northwest markets, with Washburn’s railroad links highlighted as a driver of regional coal development.
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Minneapolis
Peavey
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
North Dakota
Craw
Grind Rapids
Mich
Cout
Dusitess
Burleigh
Tun
Flese
Mr. Crow
Crow
Senator Washbury
Senator Washburn
Great Falls
Letterman
Northwest
PF. H. Penvey
Leiterman
Northwestern
Peavy
Washburn
Wilton
Twin Cities
SOME PRAIRIE BREEZES A SAD STORY APURE
A guileless youth tells the truth to all and is shunned for it. His blunt honesty earns no praise, yet he remains steadfast, warning others and facing ridicule until fame turns to dishonor and he dies, leaving a grim epitaph about his fate.
Tragic Accident Claims Siver Peterson at Farm
Leeds North Dakota October reports coroner Dr. J B Warren held an inquest into Siver Petersons death from an accidental shotgun discharge while riding a plow en route to the barn. A neighboring teamster witnessed the gunfire and aid arrived too late. The jury ruled death due to accidental discharge. This marks a second fatal event on Mr Muri’s farm within six months.
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Leeds
N. D
J.B. Warren
Brent Muir
Brismade
Siver Peterson
Davidson
Peterson
Warren
Mr. Muri
Hanna’s Tour Through Northwest Opens in Madison
Chicago dispatch reports Chairman Hanna plans a northwest tour beginning October in Madison Wisconsin with stops into South Dakota. He and Fiye intend to help down Pettigrew, a target both detest, while denying bribery rumors about Bryan and dismissing McKinley assassin stories as rot.
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Hanna
Northwest
Chicago
Madison
Wis
South Dakota
Fiye
Pettigrew
Bryan Hanna
Bryan
McKinley
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