Bismarck Tribune Ad Rates and Local Updates
The Bismarck Tribune announces advertising rates and notices, plus an update on the newspaper office expansion. It reports absconding contractor McDonald from St Paul, losses to Leo Whalen, and mentions Deadwood coach operations and North Pacific extension possibilities to the Yellowstone.
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d. McDonald
Bismarck
St. Paul
galloud
Leo Whalen
McDonald
Whalen
Deury Dion & Co
War rumors and river traffic dominate Bismarck dispatches
Telegraphic news from St. Paul reports Russian forces attacking the Boltaum heights in Asia and repulsed after eight hours, while a Tsish naval force lands near Sakner Kadlet and joins local revolts. Reports of Danube activity, Turkish and Russian movements, and local crimes, fires, and public notices fill the day’s page as river steamers operate between Bismarck and Fort Benton, with district court actions and town-site cases in progress.
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St. Paul
Boltaum
Asia
Sakner Kadlet
Rysei
Romania
lower Danube
Yellowstone steamer news and river navigation doubts in 1877
Notes from Bufor dated May 5 1877 report the Yellowstone steamer arriving at 2 40 p m and leaving at 2 p m the next day with growing doubts about navigating the Yellowstone River this season. River and mountain men debate a June rise and potential navigation depending on rains and snow. The Key West and Captain Buesen are praised, Yellowstone Kelly and Mr Marshall are noted, and the Northwestern Stage Company builds a boarding house while Oscar Ward plans to return to Siemarck with cattle.
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H.S. Parkin
Standing Rock
Major Hughes
Tadian
W. P. Carlin bag
Get. Ham
Chicago
J. M. Barnes
Garrell
Col. Vawter
Helena
Key West
Cow Island
Ft. Peck
Le. Day
6th Infantry
Peninah
Wolf Point
Ford Peck
C. K. Peck
Yellowstone
Benton
Chase
Mra Abt
J D Budd
L 8
Smith
J Bartelle
AL Meller
LGrove
C H Powell
Phallx
Darivee
AL K Dongs
aod sen
T Griffin D McLeod
Wm Dougherty
Mr Quon
Fort Biford
A Phelps
Mra Chapman
Michael Han Fort Stevenson
Winn
Bereay D. T
ellowstone river
Nick Buesen
Buesen
old Ross
it. A! Marshall
5th Infantry
Tongue River
Kelly
Marshall
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Bismarck
Washington
Rix
The First Baby Seed Distribution Notes
Mrs Slaughter reports seeds sent to The First Baby now living in Bismarck divided between Jubno ny Orbeary and Annie Plummer. She urges council action to award each baby a fet apiece and includes a request from Docron's Wire for Ladies Only cabinets of stationery and fine goods at Honru ack's. Also lists stage and immigrant train passengers.
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Ayjaugh
Jor Docron
Stages to run daily between Bismarck and Deadwood
Black Hills stages carrying U. S. mail and express run three times weekly between Bismarck and Deadwood and will begin daily service in a few days. Blakely Carpenter and Clark report tri weekly stages are overcrowded and have ordered stock for extra service to boost trade.
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Black Hills
U. S. mail and express
Bismarck
Deadwood
Messrs
Blakely
Carpenter
Clark
Freight Rates to the Hills Cut By Northwestern Transport
Northwestern Transportation Co lowers freight to Deadwood to four to four fifty per cwt. Gilmer of Gilmer Saulsbury Co praises the Bismarck route and expands stage lines but finds region crowded and shifts focus. Proctor and Bailey Landre rebuild their store. Ostland contracts a new two story livery stable fronting Main Street. Ward builds near Merge street as Don Stevengen’s train departs the Black Hills.
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Biowarck Ling
Deadwood
Crook City
Black Hills
LS. Hubbard
I. Morrow
David Gilford
N. Cross
Moort
John Benning
Alex Foss
K Farber
Andrew Bay
C. Miller
N. If
Nelson
F. Goodman
Th. L. fall
Northwestern Transportation Company
Jack Gilmer
Gilmer, Saulsbury] & Co
great Northwestern Stage ngn
Gilmer
Bismarck
John Ostland
Main Street
Absorbing Power of Fervor in a Scandinavian Convert
An illustration of fervor’s pull on peace of mind follows a young Scandinavian convert in a meeting. A hired girl voices a struggle with English but praises a certain man and his wife, admitting uncertainty about the wife’s view.
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