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Newspaper

Oakes Weekly Republican

Location

Oakes, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1890

Page

3

Artesian Wells Boost Spink County as Irrigation Boom

A Mellette despatch says Spink county may be dubbed artesian county for tapping the subterranean basin. Farmers form stock groups to sink wells, with several new outfits and many plans for joint or individual projects. Mellette's irrigation trials hint at yields above adjacent wheat fields, while prospects for sheep farming grow, supported by favorable conditions and known profitability.

Minneapolis Tribune Mellette South Dakota Spink County Artesian County W.G. Kiser C. W. Gregory F. B. Mann James H. Smith George Smith J. P. Day Aswell Day Gan le Union

Commotion Over Cars Hits Grain Receivers Letter

The Grain Receivers association of Minneapolis protests Great Northern Circular No. 11 urging cars stay on their tracks. They warn of delays, higher costs, and worse sales for off grade wheat, urging rescission and citing market disadvantages vs competing roads.

Grain Receivers’ Association Minneapolie Mohler Great Northern AL. Mohler Great Northern Railroad Company St. Paul Minn Tess Northern Pacific Soc Milwaukee W. Commons

Mysterious Shooting Reported in Batavia

Otumwa dispatches report a mysterious attempt at murder at Batavia received on the eighth inst. The brief notice gives little detail beyond the incident and location.

Otumwa Tews Batavia

Frayer fatally shot near engagement to May Alexander

Wm Frayer, en route to marry May Alexander, was shot in the breast by an unknown assailant east of the city. The bullet pierced the left wing. the robber took a small sum from his pocket-book but left a watch. Frayer's wound proved fatal, and the case is linked to a supposed rival in love.

Wm. Frayer May Alexander Frayer Brayer

Soo's New Plans Rework North Dakota Rail Line

Jamestown Alert reports Soo Line officials plan to abandon the Hankinson to Menango track and seek a northern Manitoba route. The shift would connect with Canadian Pacific, running through Richland county toward the Turtle mountains. Feeder surveys are said to be in Jamestown, with a fall announcement expected.

Jamestown Alert Menango Dickey County Hankinson Richland County Red River I¢ Fe Soo Aberdeen Bismarck Hankinson West Canadian Pacific Manitoba Jim River Turtle Mountains Jamestown

Great Cotton Belt And Its Production Outlook

The article discusses the cotton belt led by the Carolinas Tennessee Georgia Arkansas Florida Texas and Louisiana. It notes annual production ranges and potential gains from clearing swamp lands notably Yazoo delta and Mississippi bottom while highlighting US dependence on exports and small domestic spindle counts. It also portrays New Orleans wharves as a vast cotton panorama and contrasts New York futures with domestic output.

Carolinas Tennessee Georgia Arkansas Florida Dexie Alabama Louisiana Mississippi William Hosea Frank Leslie United States Texas Yazoo Europe India Egypt Brazil America New Orleans Metropolis New York

Archeological Find Reveals Ancient Minnetonka People

Minneapol is Journal reports discovery on upper Lake Minnetonka shores showing a prehistoric people advanced beyond known Native cultures. Three prospectors unearthed the site and plan to reveal details, highlighting significant scientific value of the find.

Lake Minnetonka Minneapolis Journal Minnesota Minnetonka

Minnesota mound builders unearthed by local trio

An archeological dig led by a local artist, an architect, and a prominent divine reveals that Minnesota's Mound Builders inhabited near a lake, with mounds about 80 feet diameter and seven feet high. Findings include ancient graves sealed with hard earth, bones, pottery, and details on skulls, teeth, and craftwork.

Minnensota Jeads

Great Glass Combine Consolidates U S Window Glass Firms

A Chicago conference plans a nationwide glass cartel uniting 39 firms from Muncie New Albany Pittsburgh and Columbus to fix prices and route all production through a single company. Major importers from New York Boston and Philadelphia join to shield the American market from foreign glass.

Westen Aunt Auditorium Hotel Chicago Com Conditten Muncie Ind New Albany Pittsburg Colina Ohio Eastern Association New York Boston Philadelphia Nave

A Miatoric Family Holds Sixth Annual Reunion in Centralia

The Gaston family, claimed as Illinois largest lineage with 1800 dependants of William Gaston who arrived in 1829, held their sixth annual reunion at Mount Moriah Church in Centralia. Records trace lineage to 1690 through Scotch Irish roots, noting service in the American wars and early migration to Illinois.

Gaston Mount Moriah Centralia William Gaston Illinois North Carolina George Washington West Ilinois Samuel Gaston Charles XII France Scotland Northern Ireland America Mingis

Boiling Lake of Dominica Described by St. Louis Republic

The article details a boiling lake behind Roseau in Dominica, surrounded by solintains and volcanic sulphur vents. Water near the margin reaches about 180 to 200 degrees, with the center around 210 to 230 degrees, and gas escapes through numerous vents while the lake surface bulges two to four feet. The water is dark gray, thick, and sulfurous from thousands of years of boiling, and inlets are rapidly closing, possibly foretelling a geyser like eruption.

Dominica Roseau St. Louis Republic

Death Fatal Overdose In New York Home

Mrs Fitz Arbes who lived with daughter Mrs Catherine Zadick at No B11 East Wilfieth street New York died after drinking a quarter ounce of a medicine prescribed by Dr Albert Kirchman of East Fifteenth Street for gastric trouble in an infant child. The bottle bore a gemin label and led to more deaths as Mrs Avhes and Mrs Rudick also took the medicine. Dr Grueber arrived too late. antidotes saved Mrs Zadick. Coroner Levey found no grounds to hold Be Lesser.

Fitz Arbes Catherine Zadick East Wilfieth Street New York City Albert Kirchman Dresser East Fifteenth Street Zadick Avhes Rudick Grueber Arbes

Railroad Building in the Black Hills Spur Survey

A telegraph from Lead South Dakota reports the Black Hills and Fort Pierre railroad engineers have begun survey work for a spur to Galena. Galena Bald Mountain and Raby Basin branches will follow, aimed at mining ore haulage with plans for a large smelter at Elk Creek station by a strong local corporation.

Black Hills South Dakota Fort Pierre Gelena Ceeey Galena Bald Mountain Raby Basin Sard Wompestoke Company Elk Creek

Stabbed By a Negro In Chicago Affair

A Chicago telegram reports Fred Curtis 28 of 393 South Clark Street fatally stabbed by Harry Givins after an insult to Curtis’s wife. Givins, an ex convict with a bad reputation, drew a knife and stabbed Curtis eight times, five in the back and three in the left side, before being arrested while boarding a train.

Chicago Fred Curtis South Clark Street Harry Giving Curtis Givins Jong

Castoria Advertisement Rhyme From Past Era

A vintage line recalls Castoria for babies children and mothers. The rhyme emphasizes Castoria as a trusted remedy across generations and roles from infancy to motherhood.

Monch Needed Reform In the Condition of a Disorderly Liver

In a terse medical advertisement the text warns that a disordered liver and related symptoms such as right side pain yellow skin tongue fur constipation and dyspepsia respond to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. It claims relief for biliousness malaria nervous complaints and kidney ailments.

Monch Alao Bilounness

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