Advertising rates and city news from early Dakota papers
A collage of old advertising rates for newspapers and notices, listing costs for display ads and line rates, followed by editorial notes on politics and local affairs. The items mention Gen. Geo. Curtis Lee, Secretary Sherman, President Hayes, the U.S. Land Office move from Detroit to Crookston, Moorhead Advocate, Reno martial case, South Carolina governor Hampton, Louisiana politics, a Georgia visitor to the White House, and local building and business changes in Bismarck including Hallet & Keating and Byrne & Ryan events at the Firemen's Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville County Journal
Hayes
U.S. Land Office
Detroit
Minn
Crookston
Fargo
Pembina
Washington
white house
Rogers
Georgia
Allen
Seims
Territoria
Bismarck
Deadwood
Mr. Allen
Fort,Lincoln
Cr City
rand River
Fort Lincoln
Crook City
Dakota
Burorp
Arthur
Tongue River
Maj
St. Paul
Lincoln
Hazen
Missouri
Fort Peck
Joseph Lanning
Langings wood yard
Leighton
Yellowstone
Lieut
Walker
Wagner
Sitting Bull
Co. C
Feaga
Baldwin
Romeyn
Forbes
Borden
Woodruff
Thompson
Lieut Campbell
Glendive
Cantonment
Jimmy
Cork
stillingers
the
post hospital
eace. &.i
Rex
Julius Caesar
Sennacherib
mme
James
Mrd
Sannacheribi
Uae
Bismarck Business Men Seek Growth Under New Era
A survey of merchants and services in Bismarck highlights expansion plans and new enterprises. Dry goods, groceries, clothing, furniture, hardware, and liquor shops prepare to meet rising demand as buildings rise, a six column newspaper format returns twice weekly, and several firms shift operations to accommodate larger stock and new lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Watson & Bro
Sig
J. W. Raymond & Co
Bank of Bismarck
J. H. Maryhall
ardor
Dan Eisenberg
M. P. Slattery
John Whalen
c. Dunn & Co
Wm. A. Ollemback
W. I. Stimpson
Messrs Bailey & Landre
c. James Douglas & Co
Geo. Garver
Menkus, Cohen & Bro
W. Glitschka
Yegin & Co
City Bakery
S. Weaver & Co
E. L. Strauss& Bro
O. H. Beal
John Merk
L. Schlessinger
Justus Bragg
P. R. Smith
C. D. Meyer
Major Reno Court Martial Verdict Rumors and Proceedings
The judge advocate of the army reports the seated verdict and sentence of Major Reno for insulting Mrs. Bell. While secrecy surrounds the court, it is believed the punishment may be suspension from rank and pay. The secretary of war and President will finalize the judgment after review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
sbear
Reno
Washington
army
Terry
militry
Dakota
Bell
bureau of military justice
g¢neral
Chicago Inter-Ocean
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Bismarck Tribune
BISMARCK TRIBUNE co
O. A. LOUNSBERRY
Ealtor
BUBACEIFTION PRICHt
Noviczs
Luesiann Gov't
Noriega
C. A. Lounsberry
Dakota Territory
Triame és
Geo. Curtis Lee
Arlington Estate
Boston
Sherman
Moorhead
Knappen & Way
Red River Star
Hampton
South Casolina
Chamberlin
Supreme Court
Packard
Nicholls
Louisiana
Louisiana commission
Messrs. Hallet & Keating
Brainerd
Preston
Messrs. Byrne & Ryan
Firemen's Exchange
cially
BLACK HILLS
Buford
Henry Whitney
Byrne & Ragan
Mond
Eades & Westhouser
Caffin House
Nargissa
bui
agi¢nt
Thad
Hlei
chance
Senaccherib
hethes
aele
Jobling
Robinson
Jones
Eighteenth street
Pharaoh
Humph
John
Johnny
McCarty
Limestone
Mike
Erie
Salamanca
Ife
Jonny Steele
Hichie
Miké
Portland
New York
paneoure
wade