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Newspaper
Emmons County Record
Location
Linton, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
4
Miss Della M Strayer of Tully Kansas writes that she suffered severe menstrual pains anxiety and loss of appetite for a long period. She reports taking four bottles of Wine of Cardus with Thedford's Black Draught and now she says she is entirely cured expressing gratitude for the remedy.
Mr W S Lee of Braddock and many visitors pass through Linton and nearby towns. County board meets. deaths, births, and illnesses noted. Weather clears after snow. local commerce, school terms, and new store openings announced. community events include a silver wedding and cemetery plans.
Range horses roam as session ends and snow blankets the state. A ghost-hunting pair vanishes into a deserted McHenry house. Bismarck mayoral talk surfaces for spring elections. In Deadwood a juror’s contact lands a jail term. Park River sees $100000 property loss and Gazette fires. Governor names penitentiary trustees. Alberta immigration reversals noted. A Jamestown asylum candidate hauled by deputies, and a Minnesota wiring for spring machinery parts. A sheep investment tale from Glenullin highlights profitable farming chatter. Experts debate state capital relocation amid western gate tensions.
Washburn surveyors map the Bis marck Washburn and Great Falls railroad extension from Wilton. Seo plans extends to Bismarck from Braddock thirty miles away. Milwaukee Eureka branch heads this way with Bismarck terminals held for use. The next five years foretell major development on the Missouri slope and northern James River valley.
Mrs R W Child wife of early settler and county commissioner R W Child died February 1 at 4 p m after a brief illness of pneumonia The obituary praises her loving nature cheerful home church service and community work She leaves husband and a seven year old daughter Harriet Funeral held at the home February 2 at 2 pm conducted by Rev Tilden and Elder Jones with large attendance Interment in Smithfield cemetery Smithfield February 1901 Died February 27 1901 bronchial pneumonia at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs John McCrory in Smithfield.
A fragmented passage extols Yakima Valley Washington as an ideal irrigation site with tropical fruits thriving, alfalfa yields, and affordable twenty acre ranches on easy terms. It notes Northern Pacific Railway extending through the valley, planned facilities, good schools, and developing routes, asserting a mild climate beneficial for bronchial health and growth across the region.
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