Veterinary Physician Surgeon and Dentist in Bottineau
B Rusk listed as veterinary physician surgeon and dentist with office at Kilbourn's Drug Store Bottineau North Dakota
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1905
Page
2
B Rusk listed as veterinary physician surgeon and dentist with office at Kilbourn's Drug Store Bottineau North Dakota
An advertisement extolls the Omega cream separator as the best investment for farmers, claiming it will make money and requires minimal care. It emphasizes simple maintenance with a cloth and a three minute wash, noting few parts to repair and no complex setup.
Sheldon specializes in precise fitting using modern instruments and training from three top optical colleges plus six years of practice with a leading Illinois eye surgeon. He guarantees perfect satisfaction with no guesswork and has opened a separate office for discreet testing on demand.
Local items include Kilbourn's magazines at popular prices, P.O. Confectionery ice cream, Imperial Lumber Yard dry pine slabs, Minorca poultry for sale, Berkshire boat for service terms, and a Bottineau County map offer for school directors. Real estate listings for Sinclair street lots, a cash or on-time home sale, and a Rocky Mountain Tea ad. Also includes stray broncho horse report near Bottineau.
Roald Amundsen the Norwegian explorer reportedly forces a successful passage through the Northwest Passage and nears the magnetic pole. The voyage, aided by Nansen support, aims to prove a feasible Arctic sea route though ice and currents have long hindered completion.
George Nebeker of Philadelphia has purchased the 900-home village of Dobbinsville, built for Thomas Tasker iron works. The deserted settlement, once tied to the steel era, holds brick houses at 600 apiece, with about 95,000 in unpaid taxes. An iron foundry planned by Reading capitalists may revive the area.
Reports from colleges and hospitals on pneumonia commission work note progress yet no definitive health guidance. Bacteriological studies show germ presence in normal mouths and discuss mouthwash disinfection and air in public buildings. Also features Miss Hulda Kupfer walking 50 miles in two days, daughter of a missionary. An Indiana man kills himself overOsler joke amid various medical tidbits.
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