Local Round-Up from Hoffland to Minnesota News
Gust Carey sent from Hoffland to Tuesday. George Newton Jr. came home from Minnesota this morning. Stony Creek Dairy Co offers good cash prices for fresh milch cows. A light snow appeared yesterday morning. Joseph Cartier’s two saddle horses were killed by a Great Northern flyer. Mrs E R Brownson returned from White Earth. Mamby came from Buford to meet his wife from Fargo. Republicans held wash-day on Nov 6 and cleaned up. New carpet line at the Big Store. W E Markell building a dwelling at Fourth St and Sassen Ave. Paul Moteka left for Havre Mont to take a job on the Great Northern. Buy Diamond Willowwood jewelry. The new tenement house by George Maretius will be plaster-ready soon. Chris Carrish returned from Wis consin. Jud LaMoure and others hunting on Fort Buford reservation. Hospital association radical meeting adjourned to meet again tomorrow at 2 p m. Lakative Bromo Quinine Tablets cure colds. E W Grove signature on each box. 25c.
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Mamby
Buford
Fargo
Republican Party
St. Paul Dispatch
Hepventent Bro S. & Co
W.E. Markell
Fourth Street
Sassen Avenue
Paul Moteka
Havre
Mont
Great Northern
E. A. Sharp
Dr King’s New Bite Pills Endorse Health Boost
An old advert touts Dr Kings New Bite Pills as a remedy for poor appetite and digestion. It promises improved digestion, regular bodily habits, and renewed energy, claiming availability at Dieat Williston Pharmacy.
Dickinson Edges Williston by Narrow Margin in Local Vote
Dickinson trails by a slim margin of votes and faces a contest over a county superintendent tally. Various local notices include church shifts, a hunting party in Glendive, and plans for a new Williston school building with a strong faculty and tuition changes.
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Mr. Waldron
G. W. Attebery
Williston
It Saved His Leg By Bucklen Arnica Salve Cures Fast
P A Danforth of LaGrange Georgia suffered six months with a frightful running sore on his leg. Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. It is best for ulcers wounds and piles. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Williston Pharmacy for 25 cents.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
Williston Pharmacy
Miracle Cure Hailed In Ind For Mrs Stout
Marion Stuart, a leading druggist of Muncie, reports Mrs. Rena J Stout of Consumption in Cammack Ind improved after using Dr King s New Discovery. She reportedly gained 37 pounds after doctors predicted death in Yorktown and claims the remedy cures throat chest and lung diseases with guarantees and trial bottles at Williston Pharmacy.
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Rena J. Stout
Cammack
Ind
Marion Stuart
Muncie
Yorktown
White Man Turned Yellow in a Kentucky Case
Lexing ton man M A Hogarty suffered yellow jaundice with chin and eye coloring and severe malaise. Doctors offered no relief until Electric Bitters, which after two bottles cured him. Trial proves its merit for stomach liver and kidney troubles. Williston Pharmacy sells it for 50 cents.
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M.A. Hogarty
Lexington
Williston Pharmacy
Strayed blue roan mare in July 1900 near Big Muddy
Reward offered for a blue roan mare branded com bination oF with hobble scars on front legs. Strayed from Bolster's place on the Big Muddy in July 1900. Reward paid to the returner at Woodlys's ranch or to 2 ton. J. E. Woomty, Williston, N. D., November 12, 1900.
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Big Muddy
Woodlys
J. E. Woomty
Williston
N. D
Indian Affairs Expenditure and Ration System Report
Washington reports total government spending on the Indian service from 1789 to July 20 1908 reached 464 1153 217 dollars. For the fiscal year ending that July expenditures were 14 175 187 dollars with only about 2 330 dollars toward Indian education. The Commissioner notes savings from open market and common carrier supply transport estimated at 20 percent in rent and criticizes the ration system annuity payments and allotment leasing as obstacles to sales support. The reserve Indian population is about 267 000 with 15 270 on daily rations.
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Washington
Indian Service
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
William A. Jones
Tarr
United States
Indian subsistence policy prompts Sioux ration protest
The notice reports shifting rations to Sioux Nation under the Indian dove policy. It warns against illegal coal entry in the southwest quarter and names Tasrid and others as subjects to enforcement. Dated Washington, Oct 100.
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Tibet
Indiana
Local shop announces Sunday delivery halt and Saturday orders
Notices read that the undersigned will discontinue delivery wagons on Sundays and no Saturday trading will occur. Customers should place orders for goods early on Saturday to receive delivery before close of business that day. The ad lists Hacxcoce Menciwerrat Go of Itoon, N. D., dated Sept 19, 100. It also references a New York procession with Japanese participants and notes a sudden rise in Japanese immigration, reflecting era discourse.
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Sheridan
Congregational Society
Episcopals
Itiston
N. D
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