Rumored Postmaster Pick at Fargo Ringing True
Editorial notes H C Plum ley of the Forum as the likely postmaster when the term ends. The piece praises Plum ley as a fine fellow and urges congratulatory wishes, while also commenting on local politics, merger feats, and ongoing rail and national matters involving figures like Governor Comstock, Congressman Marshall, and Senator Hansbrough. It discusses state education leadership, newspapers' stance on the merger, and endorsements for Hansbrough's reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. C. Plumley
Forum
Fargo
Plum
North Dakota Poised for Large Spring Immigration Wave
Indications point to a sizable influx into North Dakota in the spring, expected to begin within 60 days. The state offers advantages to eastern farmers who cannot afford land at high prices, inviting them to move and prosper in North Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Farmers Institute Announces Cooperstown Visit in February
Farmers Institute Board plans an institute at Cooperstown in the first half of February with dates to be set later. E E Kaurmann secretary notes the need for coordinated program and entertainment efforts to ensure a successful gathering for farmers and local interests. The Courier and Foster Tribune and Finley Beacon are asked to print the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fargo
N. D
E. C. Burter
Cooperstown
Farmers’ Institute Board
E. E. Kaurmann
Secy
Farmers Linstitute Board
Courier
Foster Co. Tribune
Finley Beacon
E. C. Burger
New Life Pills Claim Gentle Purge Cure
Advert says Dr. King's New Life Pills safely cleanse the system by stimulating liver and bowels to expel poisons. It claims to cure constipation and sick headaches and cost 25 cents at Bateman's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Bateman’s
North Dakota Lignite Fuels Value Boom Across West
In North Dakota vast lignite fields boost farm value as cheap fuel transforms ranch and farm life. A western mine yields sixty tons of coal from a single powder charge, costing little to the shovel and wagon. Prices on track run about a dollar fifty per ton at the mine mouth, making fuel costs nominal statewide and increasing the region’s tillable wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Dakota
Pennsylvania
Assiniboia
Canada
For Sale of Shorthorn bull and calves in Bue North Dakota
For sale for 1896: one thoroughbred Shorthorn bull dropped May 25, five high grade bull calves. For particulars call on Joan RYHN Bue North Dakota. Eyes examined and glasses fitted when needed by Varnson. Farm for sale due to sickness in family George N. Stork will sell Hillside Dairy Farm. Inquiries at the farm or house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Instruction
Joseph M. Devine
St. Paul
Courier
Devine
Joan Ryhn
Bue
N.D
Varnson
George N. Stork
Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption
A vintage ad urges asilations to seek Dr. King's New Discovery for coughs colds and lung diseases at home. It promises relief from the first dose and notes astounding cures with trial bottles at Bateman's and a 50 cent price with a money back guarantee.
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John Syverson
Editorial
Glen Allin
Comstock
Helena
Congressman Marshall
Washington
Tom Marshall
Major
Northern Pacific
Omaha
Great Western
Hill and Morgan
Mmerger
Minnesota
Gov. van Sant
Minot Optic
Bismarck Palladium
M. A. Hanna
National Magazine
William McKinley
Mark Hanna
McKinley
Twin City
United States
H. C. Hansbrough
Judge Cowan
Hansbrough
National Senate
Congress
Senate
Farmers’ Institute
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