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Newspaper

Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1900

Page

6

Northern Pacific Plans Spring Replanting Of Damaged Roadside Trees

Osvar H Whit states Northern Pacific will replant trees along the road damaged by a dry hot season. About 20,000 trees were planted last spring and many died. Supervisor Wil oversees spring work with estimates that only about 60 percent survive. The dry period badly affected growth and the replanting aims to restore the roadside greenery.

Northern Pacific Osvar H. Whit Over Hall Toon Dampatnwi Bismarck Wil

Fly's Cream Claims Quick Relief for Catarrh

An ad describes Fly's Cream as a dry and soothing remedy for catarrh and cold symptoms. It promises rapid relief from nasal inflammation and urges readers to order a trial size for 10 cents, with full-size bottles sold at druggists. The notice lists Fly Brothers of New York as the supplier and implies wide availability for relief.

Fly Drothers Warren St N.Y Keith Fly

Horse Galls Remedy and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ad

An ındeed old issue advertises a zinc oxide and vaseline gall remedy for horses with harness chafing and insect irritation, plus Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised for soothing colds and croup. It notes rest from harness and sale by B. S. Beardsley.

Busy year for enforcement league says Lindelie

Secretary Lindelie of the enforcement league notes the year has been the busiest in history as new liquor sellers open while others are weeded out of the business.

Lindelie Enforcement League Teagie

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets advertised

An advertisement touts Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to aid fullness after meals. It claims relief from belching sour stomach and bowel regulation. Price is 25 cents. Sold by Beardsley & Co.

Threshing Results Report From Casgelton Dispatch

A Casgelton dispatch notes four days of uninterrupted threshing with yields from 4 to 4.5 bushels per acre. Flax crop is disappointing with 22 acres yielding 10 bushels and overall flax acreage likely to decline unless late sown flax matures.

Casgelton

Threshing Opens with Strong Flax and Wheat Yields

Rottineau reports a large flax crop ready to blossom and thrashing underway with average yields near four bushels per acre amid wet weather. Griggs Courier lists early heavy results including Charles Swanson four acres yielding 140 bushels and Chester Tratt twenty acres yielding 175 bushels, as sixteen local farms begin threshing.

Rottineau Griggs Courier The Courier Charles Swanson Joseph Snyder Chester Tratt

Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Quick Pain Relief

An old advertisement touts Chamberlains Pain Balm as instantly easing pain from burns and bruises and speeding healing with no scar for minor injuries. It claims to cure rheumatism sprains swellings and lameness and lists B S Bearisley as the seller.

Chamberlain Vain Farm Vor B.S. Bearisley

Grambs Takes Charge of Valley City Hardware Firm

Henry W. Grambs, former Brammarck businessman, has moved to Valley City to operate the hardware store once owned by Mason Bros. He is acclaimed by friends as a capable, trustworthy entrepreneur with a strong record on government contracts. Also note Chamberlains Tablets available at Beardsleys drug store.

Henry W. Grambs Valley City Mason Bros Henry Bramarck

A Gold Craze Grips Edgeley North Dakota

Fargo Cail reports Edgeley North Dakota is swept by a gold craze after rumors of placer finds in sand hills twenty five miles northwest. A stranger allegedly staked claims after taking soil samples and locals rushed to dig with picks pans and shovels. One man claimed five cents a pan but embellishing tales abound as dozens chase rumors.

Fargo Cail Edgeley N. D Bigeley Cape Nome

Soothing Syrup for Teething Warned by Advertisers

An old remedy, Mra Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething, claims to soothe the child gums and relieve pain while addressing wind colic and diarrhoea, priced at 25 cents per bottle. The state fair comes to Man don on September 18 19 and 20 with three days of racing and entries from beet goers statewide.

Mra. Winslow Mandon

General Allen Honored by National Council Appointment

General Allen of North Dakota is named to the National Council of Administration by Forum Commander Frank Orcutt. A longtime member of John F. Reynolds Post in Fargo, he has served as state post commander and council member before. He prides himself on perfect attendance at national encampment meetings and knows many prominent leaders among the attendees.

Allen Frank Orcutt Harrison Allen National Council of Administration of GALR North Dakota Genera John F. Reynolds Fargo Council of Administration

Lignite Test at Fargo Shows Higher Output Percentage

The Washburn lignite coal tested at Edison Co power house in Fargo Moorhead shows a percentage value above sixty five percent versus eastern bituminous coal. In the first day ten tons were used, the second day eight tons and the efficiency rose. firemen prefer lignite as it needs firing only about every thirty minutes compared to fifteen with bituminous. Exact figures are unavailable due to Mr Hughes being away. About a dozen coal cars have been ordered for trial.

Fargo Washburn Hughes Moorhead

Hall's Catarrh Cure advertisement testimonial note

A vintage advertisement offers one hundred dollars for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements from Weat Traux Walding Kinnan Marvin, Toledo druggists, asserting F J Cheney's reliability and financial ability. Claims internal action and testimonials, price seven cents per bottle, sold by all druggists.

Hall F. J. Cheney & CO Toledo Ohio F. J. Cheney Weat &Traux Walding, Kinnan & Marvin

Fessenden inmate haunted by threat of self harm

Wells County News reports Jake Burnt, jailed for burglary at Speiser's hardware, nearly attempted suicide after concealment of rope and wood in his cell. Sheriff Brynjulson questioned him, Burnt revealing fear of reform school life and whipping, preferring reform school to prison despite criminal conviction.

Wells County Fessenden Jake Burnt Speiser Bryn Ulson Burnt Brynjulson Notrally

Electric Bitters cures stomach liver troubles

Mrs. I B Hunt of Lima Ridge Wisconsin faced a dire stomach trouble and yellow jaundice with an operation looming. She took seven bottles of Electric Bitters, was cured, avoided surgery, and gained weight and better health. The drug is guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and costs 5 cents at P C Remington's drug store.

I. B. Hunt Lima Ridge Wis P. C. Remington's

Buck and Lenhart wed in quiet Minneapolis ceremony

Jamestown couple Charles S Buck and Nellie Marguerite Lenhart married Wednesday at 4 pm in Minneapolis at the Lenhart residence 50% 10th avenue south. The wedding was dainty and silent, witnessed by immediate friends. F Klapp of this city played the Lohengrin wedding march as the couple entered with Mr D G Buck’s two little children leading. Rev Tanner officiated.

Jamestown Charles S. Buck Nellie Marguerite Lenhart Minneapolis Lenhart 10Th Avenue South F. Klapp Lohengrin Wagner Mtle D. G. Buck Rev. Tanner Minneapolle

Pink and white decor highlight Buck wedding ceremony

The ceremony featured pink and white decorations with pink roses in profusion. After the event, Mr and Mrs Buck left for Minnetonka for a week of their honeymoon.

Buck Minnetonka

A Monster Devil Fish and Lost Sword Tale

A garbled item recalls a monster devil fish and a Dickinson relic. It mentions John Hartinger’s sword blade found in Kildeer timber, linked to Sully's expedition in the Bad Lands, with Indian clashes and soldiers buried in unmarked graves.

Dickingon Press John Hartinger Kildeer Mountain Sully U. S Kildeer T. Crow Dickinson Minnesota Bal Landa

What is Shiloh remedy of coughs and consumption

An old world remedy named Shiloh is advertised to cure coughs colds and consumption with a price range of 25 cents 50 cents and 1. It promises refunds if not satisfied and is sold by ELS Beardsley Drugist in Lisbon. Also includes notes on Insurance Commissioner Harrison defending enforcing laws and modernizing state finances along with various local notices and ads for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve and Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.

C. DaWhi Co Chicago Beardeley Fourth St Shiloh Els Beardsley Droggist Harrison Lisbon DeWitt Ike DeWitt Fourth Street

Bays Won’t Hang Jenkins Refuses Pardon Action

Tra 0. Jenkins learned Saturday that Governor Fancher refused to commute his death sentence to life imprisonment. He remained calm and vowed he would never be hanged, despite the governor's decision. The outcome will test if his stoic stance endures with no further executive intervention.

Tra Jenkins Tra Jenkins Stovell Fancher

Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure Ad

Croup terror to young mothers, claims Shilohs Cough and Consumption Cure never fails. Product advertised as instant relief with prices 25 and 50 cents. Distributed by Beardsley, Druggist, Mourth Street.

Shiloh Trice Beardsley Mourth St

School Notes from Hay Creek and Surrounding Districts

An 80 foot well finished in Hay Creek near the school house is hailed as a blessing. McKengle district suspends school two weeks due to scarlet fever. Long Lake district to reopen next Monday after a two month vacation. Miss Edna Winchester heads to Carlton College Minn. Miss Miriam Bentley to Apple Creek to finish term. Ava Waggoner bound for University of Minnesota. Sterling still seeks a teacher to fill term. A group including Minnie Andrews Charles Eggen Emma Johnson Heber Ronney Hilda Johnson W H Allen sit for teaching exams today. Superintendent Edick reviews reports ahead of state submission.

Hay Creek McKengle Long Lake District Edna Winchester Carlton College Minn Miriam Bentley Apple Creek Ava Waggoner University of Minnesota Sterling Minnie R. Andrews Charles Eggen Emma Johnson Heber Ronney Hilda &. Johnson W. H. Allen Edick State Department

Karl's Clover Root Tea Cure Ad

An early 20th century drugstore advertisement touts Karl's Clover Root Tea as a cure for headaches and fatigue. It claims blood purifying properties and tissue building effects, offering refunds if unsatisfied at a price of 25 or 60 cents through B S Beardsley Drugstore on Fourth Street.

Karl B.S. Beardsley Druggist Fourth St

Odd Opium Ring troupe tours through city to Winnipeg

A peculiar case arises as Uncle Sam’s laws affect Chinese performers aboard The King of the Opium Ring company en route to Winnipeg for two shows. Four almond-eyed theatrical people, a family of four, stay on this side of the border to avoid Dominion restrictions. The group tarried at Ingalls yesterday attracting attention. Also notes on Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills advertisements plus a list of unclaimed Bramarck post letters. An early Walhalla flour mill established in 1872, rebuilt twice, remains modern. Manitoba settler history recalls 1875–76 milling at Walhalla.

Uncle Sam Winnipeg Ingalls Walhalla Morden Manitoba Mys

First Dakota Mill History and Early Writings

Traces early mills in the Dakotas from Father Bellecourt’s 19th century water powered setup to Moorhead’s later mills. Describes frontier diet from jerky to coarse meal, and notes machine oil at Faunce’s corner and coal orders with C. B. Yiengat Crofte ND.

Scratching River Manitoba Dakota Moorhead Isit Mager Wear Dakotas Father Bellecourt St. Paul

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Holley E. S. Beardsley Pope & Arness Suda Prospectoss Ainneapetiae Mi Dr. King PBC Remington's Bottineau Courant Joseph Charbonneau Charbonneau W. W. Smith India America Land of Heardsley Pembina County County Board General Miles Maj. Black Hood W. S. Barnes Lou Gagner Anna Krygawka J. T. Keen Oskar Lewin Col. J. G Leezy McClure Michael Tierney Bartard Walters H. Woollett Agatha G, Patterson P. M Beardalay North Starg Mr. Bryan Faunce's Corner Vakmers C. B Yiengat Crofte Otek Ulow Eamna Naval Merriam CO Spriegfield Mass
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