Grasshopper Inquiry and War News Echo Across Dakota
The Bismarck Dakota Territory notices discuss grasshopper inquiry requests to collect data on swarms, weather, crops, and control methods. Telegraph reports from Europe note the Russian advance into Russia delayed by floods, and a connected dispatch mentions Red Cloud and Miles fighting, with other regional military movements and political notes from Minnesota and Yankton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phellast Congress
celal
Bismayyk
EUROPE
St. Paul
Mayigo
Russia
Danube
ASIA
Armenia
Liverpool
Manchester
London
Prince of Wales
Duke of Cambridge
Omah
rver
EVARTS
Texas
Fort Stevenson and Tongue River Notes Hit by Local Echo
Fort Stevenson residents report Judge Bowen’s healthy return from Tongue River and a mix of travels. Local figures including James W. Coleman and Geo W Benedict are noted. Col Butler and Lt Fuller visit town with Fuller wounded in a prior battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEERSON
H. Emmett
Fort Btevenson
Missouri
Bowen
Tongue River
James W. Coleman
Arkdtteas
Geo. W. Benedict
Sank Rapids
Geo
Brumarck
Col. Butler
bth Jafty
Lieut. Fuller
N.H. Knappen
Moorhead Advocate
fauilt
Advocate
Robert Seip
L. Gill
E. Hackett
John Highland
John Leasure
Fargo
T. P. Davis
Don Lowney
M. H. Brown
Petit Jury
Chas. Louis ag
Broyell
Proctor
Russell Blakely
Peter Reims
dust
Deadwood
W. Nat Bank
Court
N.P.R. B
Wm. Haywoody
Sohn Roberta
E. S. Williame
Missa Harris
Minneapol
Indian Campaign details at Rosebud attack and miles
Gen Miles leads a force against a Rosebud camp after Indian refusals to surrender. The 2nd Cavalry and infantry units attack, capturing ponies and supplies while several officers are wounded. Lt Fuller narrowly avoids death, and Lame Deer and Iron Star are killed amid fierce fighting. Miles prohibits harm to women and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles
Rosebud
Brown
Van Eman
White Bull
Tongue River
Miner
aking
Dickey
Pogle
Cu+ick
colmn
Ws Dickey
Muddy Creek
Casey
Jerome
2d cavalry
Ball
batalioh
Wheelan
Fuller
Milo
2nd cavalry
Henry
ae Baty
Ilong
havel
ronely
Gen. Miles
Notici
Iron Star
Keelan
Little Big Horn
wth Cavalry
Butler
5th Infantry
Spyder
Bennett
ihena
Chas Springer
Peter Lewis
John Martindale
Chas. Gloskowsky
Springer
Alfred Fuller
R Osborne
Preyer
Wm. Jeffries
Ryan
Thas Gilmore
Co. H
meck
Wm. Wilkes
Geo. Leonart
Col. L
P. O'Flynn
James George
Josephine
Fanchon
1st Infantry
Glendive
Beford
asth
Seventh Cavalry
Second Cavalry
Rosebud D Co
McDonald
sth
cantonsaent
Ales On Draught And Shooting Incidents At Local Establishments
A notes page lists Bass & Co and McEwan's ales from Burton on Trent and Scotland, Guinness Porter, Osborn's Chicago products, and Dublin Ginger Ale. A shooting spree follows with John Dart reportedly shot in Bannigan's on Fourth St, another man grazed, and bystander knocked down after a remark by Joe Reagan linked to whiskey. Dart denies revealing his assailant. injuries appear non fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Bass & Co
Burton on Trent
Chicago
St. Paul
City Star Brewery
McEwan
Younger & Co
Guinness
Osborn
Dublin
Belfast
John Dart
Bannigan
Fourth St
Dart
ol Costello
John McMahon
McMahon
Joe Reagan
Bismarck
Joe
Social Ball and Local Ad Notices from 1877
A first class female cook seeks situation. references available. Social events include a Malloy Bros ball at New Western House on June 1, 1877, with tickets at $2.50. Local commerce notes mention Chicago Cream Ale at St Louis Liquor Store praised. St. Paul Clothing House adds summer goods. Beehive claim dispute settled. Jackman to prove up. Raymond’s warehouse rising and Coulson Line warehouse foundation laid near the steamboat landing. Coulson Line office near the depot nearing closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ziemarck
Star brewery
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Walker
Louis L'quor
Maj
Reg. Beanicke
Germany
England
Scotland
Cincinnati
Wisconsin
Malloy Bros
New Western House
gopper
Coulson Line
steamboat landing
Photograph Gallery Opens on Slow Street in Chicago
Capt Blakely reports recent rich discoveries and a large stamp duty. Deadwood creek area is linked to a new photographic gallery opened on Slow Street opposite Strauss Brothers jewelry. Mr Gee stands as the sole competing photographer in town ready to serve patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blakely
wat tran
Black Hills
thit
Deadwood
Gof
superior prist
Slow Street
Strauss Bro
Chicago
Mr. Gee
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GEPUBLICAN
Lasp Gov'r
C. A. Loumsberry
Dakota Territory
Poncas
tory 2
vFice
Mayes
TELEGRAPH
afpeestite
Red Cloud
Gel Miles
oatch
Sitting Bull
Senator Davis
inois
Minnesota
Fort
D. A. Russell
readines
Reno
Powiler
Big Horm mountains
Pioneer Press
Win McCrory
Biamarck
John Bowen
Big Horn I
Yellowstone
Jane
Standing Rock
Peninab
Silver City
Osceola
J. E. Rankin
Savanna
0. K. Peck
Peak
Johnston
Benton
Rankin
Commodore Munger
Denver
Kilo River
Tribune
Yaykton
Sherman
Sioux City
Theameron
Fontenelle
Yakton
Dee
Fannie Tatum
DOALS
Western
Carroll
Fort Benton
Braithwaite
John M. Mason
Victory
B. F. Weaver
Leavenworth
Buford
Meade
soveer
Buffalo Rapids
Penrish
Fletcher
Turtle Creek
Peninah
Beaton
Maratta
Jno. M. Chambers
wantel at & Fe
teck’s
John T. Massie
J. B. Hanna
Silver find
Massie
Terry
Stevenson
Mira
E. Campbell
Leland House Bismarck
St Louis
John J. Jackman
Raymond
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