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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1900

Page

8

Advertised List of Unclaimed Letters at Bismarck Post Office

Week ending October 6 1900 lists unclaimed letters including Lee Allen Edward Banile Anthony Brockington Miga Ala Berg Attetia G Locke Jesse Meas Misa Annie Olson James J Orr Frank Powel Miss Saaie Robato A Tye T Z Van Atta Tra Westbrook Fred R Westbrook. Citizens are asked to call advertised with the date of the list and letters will be sent to the dead letter office after 21 days. AGATHA G PATTERSON P M

Bismarck Lee Allen Edward Banile Anthony Brockington Miga Ala Berg Attetia G. Locke Jesse Meas Misa Annie Olson_ James J. Orr Frank Powel Saaie Robato A. Tye T. Z. van Atta Tra Westbrook Fred R. Westbrook Hvid Agatha G. Patterson P. M

Conklin Nominated by Fifth District Fusionists for Judge

Fusionists of the Fifth Judicial District nominate Marion Conklin of Jamestown by acclamation for judge. Conklin, an old regiment and attorney, previously ran for attorney general on the fusion state ticket.

Fifth District Glaspell Fifth Judicial Ishute Caverington Marion Conklin Jamestown Conklin

Large Dividends Show Republican Rule Boosts Life Policy Payouts

A Fargo Forum investigation of an 1884 annual dividend life policy shows 12 years of payouts split by political periods. Dividends rose about 13 percent under Harrison and McKinley compared with Cleveland, with $24.95 in Harrison years versus $14.50 in Cleveland years.

Fargo Forum Forum Harrison McKinley Cleveland McKkinley

Timber Culture Final Proof Notice Published in 1900

First publication Sept 14 1900 lists timber culture final proof for United States land office at Bismarck. Regional details indicate filing and confirmation steps for a claim and applicant.

United States Land Oita Bismarck

Lauder or Wolfe Nomination Case Heads to Supreme Court

The Fourth judicial district Republican nomination dispute between C. E. Wolfe of Wahpeton and W. G. Lauder will be reviewed by the supreme court on October 13. An alternative writ of mandamus directs the Secretary of State to certify Wolfe as the regular Republican nominee or show cause why not, with detailed challenges over delegate selection from Richland and Tutekland counties and party conventions.

Fourth Judicial District Supreme Court Secretary of State Alley C. EB. Wolfe Wahpeton W. 3. Lauder Wolfe Lauder Wotte Tutekland County Oakes Richland County Judge Lauder B. Wolfe Fourth District

Jamestown Visitors See Sioux Camp War and Squaw Dances

A crowd gathered at an Indian camp east of Jamestown as they paid a small admission and saw a war dance followed by a squaw dance. Teachers and pupils toured the tepees, witnessing dances that provoked a mix of enthusiasm and disillusionment. An elderly man noted white men may join dances but cannot participate in the war dance with the chiefs.

Jamestown Tady Lieesin Caie Ain West Tepees Prof. Schmitt Mack Sinclair

Live stock growth shifts eastward from west side venues

The live stock interests of the state are moving eastward along the Missouri River with Burleigh Emmons Logan and Stutsman counties listing rising shipments. Burleigh ranches diversify income as stock herds expand and county groups boost regional cattle markets. Braddock Napoleon and Nan counties reflect rising stock activity and shifting farm economics away from cereal dependence.

Missouri River Missouri Burleigh Emmons Logan Stutsiman Burleigh County Tn Smmons Braddock Napoeon Nan County

Monument to Soldiers Erected in Grafton North Dakota

A soldiers' monument in Grafton commemorating volunteers from the local company who served in the Philippines has been erected though details remain. The bronze figure in campaign uniform is praised, and dedication set for Saturday October 13 witnessed by civil and military officials with Judge John M Coch of Grand Forks as orator. Aluminum’s rising use is noted as a modern material expanding from frames to frying pans.

Grafton N. D Grafton Company Philippines Minneapolis North Dakota John M. Coch Jane Grand Forks

Hints on Forestry for North Dakota Farmers

Excerpt highlights George L. Clothier urging North Dakota farmers to adopt native tree species, diversify plantings, and favor long lived varieties. Praises W. W. Barrett's forestry work, notes federal help from the national division of forestry, and stresses mixing species like bur oak hackberry white elm and green ash to improve drought plains and shade management.

George L. Clothier North Dakota Qlothier Dakota W. W. Barrett Churches Ferry Barrett United States Department of Fericulture National Division of Forestry

Boers Eye Migration to Northwest States for Farming

Inland reports indicate duly authorized Boers are surveying lands in the northwest for potential settlement. railroad agents and a migrant organizer purchase land interests in South and North Dakota and Montana with plans to establish experimental colonies if climate permits.

Uct Anl Atria United State New York Chicago Twin Cities Nah Dakota South Dakota Herth Montana Borden Transvaal Orange Free State Northwest Canadian Pacific Northern Pacific Great Northern Southern Pacific Louisiana Thealare van Greteht Croningen Molind Northweas North Dakota Uist

County Officials Refuse Fees in Hobos Case

Cass County commissioners balk at paying statutory fees for arrest and jail of men riding trains without tickets. The railroad detective and Judge Gearey clash over warrants as State's Attorney Morrill refuses warrants, preferring commitments for jail and the sheriff rejects papers. The dispute heads to Judge Pollock for resolution.

Jargo Argus Omeer Melmyre N. P Gearey Morrill Wilson Pollock

Reade Nominated by Republicans for Vacant Legislature Seat

Burleigh county central committee yesterday named H. L. Reade as the Republican candidate to fill the legislative vacancy caused by R. N. Stevens leaving for Cape. Reade's selection follows Stevens’ removal and marks the party’s effort to field a successor in the legislature.

H. L. Reade R. N. Stevens Burleigh County Central Committee Legislatute Cape

Local GOP Nomination Filing Highlighted by Mr. Reade

Nomination filings close today with the secretary of state. Mr. Reade, a younger Republican active in party work, serves as president of the local McKinley club and is a notable figure in county politics.

Reade Ben Goetive McKinley

Robbery Attempt Ends With Fargo Officer Shooting Suspect

In Fargo last night two men tried to rob Payid Alnegon's Front street store. Officer Korsmo pursued and exchanged fire, wounding one robber who fled then collapsed near a fence and later died. The other assailant was captured at the scene and jailed.

Fargo Oct Wes Payid Alnegon Front Street Karimo Jackine Archeson Arneson Ant Dilher Korsmo Ierlon Tobbars Mtu Aml Pwice Korsmu Korsmio

U S Court at Devils Lake Shortened by Smallpox Risk

U S District Attorney Rourke and assistant Alle returned from Devils Lake after the term was cut short due to smallpox danger to witnesses. One of two minor criminal cases was disposed of. the jury was out in Mrs Hanson versus Great Northern Railroad Co. damages claimed for a delayed train. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills advertise in the piece.

U.S. Court Devils Lake Wargo Forum United States District Rourke Alle Great Northern Flyer Allen Hanson Great Northern Railroad Co Thelie

Street Car Strike Hits Terre Haute for Higher Wages

Street car employes walk out in Terre Haute Indiana demanding higher pay. Conductors seek 17 to 22 1 2 cents an hour, firemen % cents, onemen 244 cents daily. City newspapers unable to print due to the tie up as transit pauses and company power is affected. The report notes weather signs and a Fargo Edison Company engine upgrade with 440 horsepower and 4400 lights capacity.

Terre Haute Ind LaMoure Chroniecle John Powers Fargo Edison Company

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