13 Jul 1877
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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1877
Page
1
Advertising rates and publication details listed for the Tribune and Bisma rks papers. Mentions subscription prices, insertion charges, and government notices with references to Minnesota Missouri and missing minor details.
Long fragmentary report notes crowding in the Northwest, interactions with Crow and Sioux groups, and mentions of government officials, regional roads, and military concerns. It cites Big Horn and northern territories, stockpiled provisions, and local governance figures amid broader Indian captivity and settlement issues.
Correspondent notes the Battle of the Boyne aftermath with vivid scenes of crowds and casualties. Eastern War updates describe movements of forces, depictions of troops, and arrivals of ships and officers with scattered references to curfews and public alarm.
Fragmented text lists scattered phrases about ships and battles with names such as Beamer Savanna and Geary, plus numbers and dates. It references areas, cargo, crew safety, and exaction of cannons, ending with a garbled roster of names and figures. The piece lacks coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
Report details shale mine activity with 72 workers and sixteen men per shift under manager Williams. Water shortages grow, operations suspended in several sections as crews await a new shaft or advance in extraction. A Nevada mine owner plans a new shaft by late March, with seven crew coats noted and ongoing safety checks amid reduced production.
A damaged text fragment discusses a monument and the sorrow of those nearby. It mentions graves, a driver, possible soldiers, and a near certainty of continuing memorialization despite incomplete wording. The piece suggests a community reflecting on loss and memory.
Fragmentary notes describe ongoing weather and seasonal conditions around a rural area near Taig season with ground exposure and continuing concerns. Reports reference a Missouri locale and nearby navigational observations with unreadable details.
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