Local Notes and Updates From Bismarck Editors
Seventeen inches of snow fell in the Black Hills, Ex Consul to Egypt Butler named special postal agent, Carlyle accuses Desraelt of intrigues, Cuthbert Duchance sentenced to eight years, northern papers welcomed, Packard seeks collector role in New Orleans, Ft Ripley garrison to be cut, Turkey-Russia war seen broad European impact, Hayes purging corrupt officials, Major Reno sentence mercy cited, Crazy Horse surrender noted, wheat price drop, Brainerd Branch funding for planned road, Congress called to promote internal improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Hills
Egypt
Butler
Fire destroys Greenman House in St Paul with no deaths
The Greenman House in St Paul burned yesterday morning, destroying the building and guests' baggage but causing no loss of life. The blaze prompted concern over urban fire safety and left investigators to determine the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Pau St. Paul
Greenman
St. Paul
Derby
Russia
Paris
House of Commons
Turkey
Crosshome
Armenia
Kars
Ergeranse
Danube
Keine He
Galaize
Black Sea
Milwaukee
Senate
South Carolin
House
Munger
Dulwth
McLean
Missouri River Arrivals and Steamers in Upper Missouri Trade
The list notes John M Chambers and Gen Mead from Yankton arriving with passengers to Yankton and Fort Pierre, the Rose Bud and Big Horn nearing launch, the Black Hills steamer leaving Pittsburgh, and the Silver Lake refitted for Yankton Fort Pierre service. It catalogues numerous steamers in Coulson and Yellowstone lines, rail connections, coal orders, and river conditions with passenger and freight movements along Yankton, Fort Pierre, Bismarck, and Fort Benton.
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Jescue
Dugan
St Loula
Kate Kinney
St. Louis
Florence Meyer
Denver
St. Joseph
John M Chambers
la Barge
Yankton
Fort Benton
Chambers
Black Halls
Fort Pierre
Pierre
Poinnt
Commodore Coulson
Rose Bud
Commodore Munger
Gen. Mead
Tongue River
Mead
Black Hills
Yanktes
Reaney
Yellow Stone Transportation Line
Coulson
Marratta
Bismarck
Upper Missouri
Key West
Far West
Josephine
E. H. Darfee
Western
Rosebud
Big Horn
Gen
Peninah
Fontenelle
Fanchon
Florence Meyera
Rankin, Fletcher
Q.ceda
Arkansas
Annie Johnson
Victory
Weaver
Fannie Tatum
Yellowstone Transportation Line
J. W. Reaney
Nellie Peck
O. K. Peck
Silver Lake
Benton
Fran Tatum
Yankton Mayou
Yoll
Katy P. Kouitz
Sioux City
Bismerck
Northwestern Stage Line expands with 65 first class coaches
The article notes the Northwestern Stage Line operates twenty three coaches and a large freighting fleet of one hundred mule teams and one hundred yokos of oxen between Bismarck and the Hills. It highlights the Deadwood arrival reception and claims this line uniquely links Concord to the Black Hills with a direct route and improved stations at river crossings. It also mentions violent incidents involving soldiers John Anderson, Phillip Troutvine, and John Kelley, with stabbings and head injuries reported but details unclear.
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St. Paul
Lave
Kars
Kalbfat
Hamburg
St. Petersburg
Lower Lakes
Duluth
Yankton
Deadwood
Fort Pierre
RCNO
Reno
Arto
Jerusha
Philadelphia
Tor
Las
Fenton
Es . Fentor
Mr. Inton
Mrs. Fenton
Sinter Kate
Kate
Phil
Emid Mabel
Joe
Florence
Ana John
Mr. Fenton
Tom
Jerusa
Vermont
Grandfather
Hevington
Jerusha Hevington
Mrs Fenton
Epth
Mr. Samuel] Fenton
James
Valal
Sophe
Poke
Anand
Ciy
Concord
Bismarck
John Anderson
Phillip Troutvine
17Th Infantry
Reeshi
John Kelley
7Th Cavalry
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She Bismarck Geilette
CAN X
Oi Tribes
Osai Lounsberry
Goetsner Raven
Nowius
Fabit Anp Gov’r
Novees
Addrem
A. Lounsberry
Dakota Territory
Carlyle
Desraelt
England
Rusia
Cuthbert Duchance
Hes
Crookston Journal
Pelam Independent
North Paci
Fic
Packard
Collec‘tor
New Orleans
Ft Ripley
Wair
Sherman
Hayes
Clapp
Romania
Europe
London Times
Councill
U.s.supreme Court
H. Stephens
Secretary of War
Major Reno
Crazy Horse
Gov. Ashburn
LaCrosse
Brainerd
Congress
Blamarck Tribune
Crook
Cnses
Ajor Reno
Gro. W. McCreary
Henry Gannon
Helens
Montana
Wishart
Fort Rice
C. L. Stephenson
Gatena
Co. Patrick
Beter
E. H. Alden
W. FE. Uatlok
Port Rtnold
John Carland
Blauton
Fort Lincoln
C Munger
Beteen Hismarck
N. P. Clark
C. W. Carpenter
Peter Seime
Northwestern Stage and Express Line
Cmy
Mr. Blakely
Theodore J. Brown
Miumeapplio
Avd
Essere
Stites
Perking
Peabody & Lyong
A. H. Barnes
Fargo
War Smith and Seward
Juin B. Lerkin
Craig & Larkin
Col
Geo. W. Ewech
W. Frein
Franck
Poland
Wm. Badger
Stansaig Rock
Leavy
Badger
Judson Lamore
U S
Black Hill
Deadwoot
Co. Buell
Lth Infantry
Col. Tilford
Gtu
Buell
Tongue River Poste
Col. Titfard
Pinney
California
Depty
U 8
Sydney
Smarch
Cheyenne
Mr. la
el C. Braholms
4Th Street
Nsmarch
Joe Landro
Frank Donnelly
Flannery
Capt Reaney
Mariar
Vanderpoo
Mr. Vande
Mo Vt
Mr. Vanderpool
Miss Jerusha
Mabel
Ayery
Miss Hevingtoy
Mulkins
Snooks
Miss Jerushal
Vandepool
Vanderpool
Miss
Erusha
Linus Swinefield
Beau Eeverhed
Dstrict
Shim
Mable
Dot
Jfarer Sam
Boston
Missouri
Rrivals
John M. Chambers
Weattra
Red Cloud
Yellowstone
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