Reed calls for Hill as Democratic presidential candidate
The article reports U S Senator T B Reed of Maine praising David Hill as the Democratic presidential standard bearer. It covers Hill's leadership talk, opposition to McKinley tariff and silver acts, and the party’s stance as a negation party. It also notes railroad expansion plans from Pierre to Oakes, with funding and route details across the Black Hills region.
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T. B. Reed
Maine
Democratic Party
Reed
David Hill
Hil Vleetite
United States
Mr. Hill
Congress
Asun
Hill
Arbor Day Proclamation and Miscellaneous Letters Fragment
Governor Burke proclaims May 6, 1802 Arbor Day urging tree planting and forest preservation. The text then includes a mangled note from a subscriber and a letter from A L Kugal criticizing boomers and describing harsh conditions, wheat shortages, and high prices in Brown County with various commodity costs.
Council selects aldermen and reviews road project
The council met to canvass election returns with a tie in ward two between Blinkner and Peabody decided by lot in favor of Blinkner. Officers elected include Howard, Blinkner, Boardman, and Howland. A weather-signal project and audit committee were formed. The Pioneer Press reports a new rail line from Oakes to Rapid City via Aberdeen and Pierre, a two-division plan with St Paul interests, plus notes on public health and a few curiosities.
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Nupid City
Cheyenne River
Indi
Congress
United States
Rapid City
Wils
East Pierre
East Piente
Piorsa
That City
Aberdeen
Orien
Oakes
Pierre
Oaikes
Duluth
Black Hills
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Shales
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Luentoen
Ylsauken Volhy
Paul
Onwin
Hriday
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Howkind
Givensand
Weston
Winkle
ELC
Blinkner J
PS. Peabody
Boardimin
Howland
Lot
Given
Alderma Boardman
H.C. Blinkner
P.S. Powhody
H.C. Blinker
Mr. Blink
Steonded
Eneried
Thay
CG. Howard
H.C Blenkner
HP. Boardman
Hedward Ww. B. Howland
Alderan Boardman
Fiekre
Pioneer Press
Northern Pacific
South Dakota
St. Paul Piven
St. Paul
Missouri River
St.Paul
France
Germany
Eusi
Piarre
North Dakota News From Grand Forks and Beyond
Numerous counterfeiters in Grand Forks. Grand Forks Russians form petition club. Sea road to Bismarck planned. Purgo Prem aytery to meet at Jameetown. AOH branch organized in Grand Forks. Merricourt postmaster J E Hamilton. Ex-Senator Yeager resigns to farm. GF firemen plan a $2500 state tournament fund.
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Grarsl Forks
Grand Forks
Bismirek
Purgo Premaytery
Jameetown
Order of Hibernians
J. E. Hamilton
Merricourt
Dickey County
Yeager
Fort Totten
Grand Forks Firemen's Tournament
Comnnittes
Mrs waixstows Soorixe Synor Teething Remedy Claim
A vintage advertisement touts Mrs waixstows Soorixe Synor as a premier teething remedy for children. It claims fifty years of use and universal maternal approval, promising pain relief, cures for dysentery and diarrhea, and overall health for infants. The copy urges mothers to purchase a bottle.
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Waixstows
Unite States
North Dakota Republican Convention Calls Meeting in Grand Forks
A North Dakota Republic convention is called to meet in Grand Forks on Tuesday May 3 at Toote lok in the forenoon to elect four delegates to represent the state at the National League convention and to elect officers of the State League for the ensuing year. The president and secretary of the State League become ex officio delegates. History Pl tone, Ball Stone serve as president and secretary.
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North Dakota Millers Association
Aweme
Dasmianes
Independent
Aredamestown Capitalville
E. H L. Saunders
Great Northern Railway Company
Tole Yu
Red River Valley
Volinne
Julia Poroato
Old Peroato
Fargo
Northern Pacific
Grand Forks
Board of Trade
North Dakota Board of World’s Fair
Iainsbrough
Grafton
Secretary of the Interior
Med River Valley
Great Northern Ats
Himeyarck
Walter Deavers
Honths
Sioux Pillay
Lacis
Hedviger
Republica Uh
North Dakota
Grand Bark
Tootelock
National League
Nuit
State League
Beware of Mercury Ointments Cattaugh Catarrh Cure Promoted
A dubious claim warns against mercury based ointments for catarrh and touts a Toledo Ohio remedy without mercury. The ad pitches Hall's Catarrh Cure by I Henny Co, claims internal action, cites testimonials from local figures, and notes $0.50 bottles sold by A P Slocum, a druggist, with side endorsements for Chamberlain's Pain Balm and a local physician.
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Toledo Ohio
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Poledo
Ohio
Chanow & Co
Foe
Chamberlain
Marthe Whitley
W. M. Houston & Co
Martindale
N.C
AWP
Slocum
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Winkle Mouse
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