Daily Tribune plans bold weekly edition growth
The Bismarck Tribune notes ambitious plans for a weekly edition, detailing circulation aims, advertising strategy, and distribution through Grand Pacific Bowl and Lord & Thomas advertising offices. It mentions Associated Press dispatches and North Dakota coverage, plus a warning about subscriptions and out-of-town ads.
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Werkly Marina
Wien
Mnnera
Aes
Lord & Thowia
Nous
Cloud
Tnecmatintha
General Camtorn Advartininu
Mugen Eho Ie
A. F. Michardson
Hoon
Teibune Building
New York
Fragmented 19th Century Notes From An Unnamed Ledger
A garbled compilation of local notes mentions monument unveilings, regional petitions to governors, and a plan to reorganize counties under a future World’s Fair board. Amid political chatter, an agricultural item cites W B Conch from Burleigh County reporting 23 pounds of butter from a single day’s milk across 30 cows and calves, signaling notable dairy output.
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W. B. Conch
Burleigh County
le Muden
Irrigation plans delayed by rain god concerns
Tur Tunesx receives a detailed irrigation plan but its adoption is postponed while rain continues. Officials fear early changes could offend the rain deity, so the irrigation book will be kept closed for the time being.
Florence Huntley’s Health Forces Brief Career Pause
Florence Huntley widow of Stanley Huntley and noted writer in the northwest has left her position in Wrebington due to congestion of the brain from overwork. She plans to spend part of the summer recuperating health and will resume her writing later.
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Waaxcvon
Indy Wall
Florence Huntley
Stanley Huntley
Bismarets
B.C
Northwest
Wrebington
Lait
Unclear school action noted in local columns
The column reports school officials voting to dispense with two teachers amid reclassification of classrooms. It notes low attendance, discusses staffing and budget implications, and references local statements about building appropriations and political figures, with a sharp editorial aside on governance.
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Jina
Political Rows and Obits Highlight 19th Century News
The report notes a single upper body vote against the maneuvers, several senators guilty or absent, and memorials for Luteat Cox planned at Astor Place. It also records the death of Lewis Trompson of Buxton, a prominent legislator, and tributes to Thorapant in Tull county.
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Luteat" Cox
Mercantile Library
Astor Place
New York
Lewis Trompsox
List Legieli 1Ture
Buxton
Thorapant
Tull
Toureo
Ex Governor Chawensa Lane Faces Presidential Test
Ex governor Chawensa Lane is cited in a political note arguing that if Alger is elected and follows his past policy, the union would benefit. It mentions Lane’s charity work, prior travels to major cities, and a Supreme Court writ of error involving Tyler versus Cam County, with a North Dakota county refund liability case tied to Northern Pacific railroad funds.
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Chawensa
Michifin
Boomers
Alger
United States
New
Chicago
Toledo
New York
Buffalo
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
Ersor
Tyler
Cams County
Earty Supreme Court
Stile Suprems
Newiiny m
United States Supreme Court
North Dakota
Thvaule i Northern Puoitis
Mimself
Wilan
Bumstand
Twacusa Suoan
Dakota
Philadelphia
Slant
Dulota
API
State Sheep Raising Mention Dominates Opinion Amid Press Critique
Gov Henke visits Jamestown to discuss hospital water issues as a well at the institution runs dry. The legislature had earmarked funds, but control rests with the governor, prompting plans to secure a reliable supply and address the institution’s needs.
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Gov. Henke
Jamestown
Board of
Lospita
Alling Ho
New Grass Demonstration Aims for Semi-Arid West
The agriculture department claims success with new grass shown by Secretary Rooke and others. Demonstrations target Dakotas and western regions, showing grass that grows with minimal irrigation. Trials in arid western regions expected to yield a valuable forage crop, with promising results from African ryegrass on lightly watered soil.
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Department of Agriculture
Rook
Warde
Heri
Dakotas
Kavead
Dakota
Seed harvests spurred as irrigation plans gain momentum
The community expresses eagerness to acquire seed enongs to supply next season and improve irrigation. A Grand Forks County land scandal is linked to a bogus bid and collusion fears, with a county loss cited at about 31,000 on a single school land quarter section.
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Gense
SurxmyseNper Ounes
Grand Forks
Tonal
Cues
Nbwst
Cigar Sales Law Sparks Debate and Board Delays
The column notes tension over cigar sale regulations, citing a revised law requiring cigars to be sold with proper branding and customer choice. It also reports the Chicago directors on a site selection dispute, delays in North Dakota approvals, and Washington talk of General Greeley leading the weather bureau after a recent inspection tour.
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Siloeukeepers
Sigard Soc
Lon Akeeper
Toe Fargo
Chicazo Tak Holla
North Dakota Comminslovers
Nation Board
Washington
Generil Greeley
Bareau Nuiler
Paris
Mercer County People In Line On Folding Agricultural Exhibit
The Stanton Pilot urges immediate union and delegate selection to meet other counties in the proposed district. The favorable reception suggests a cooperative outcome for the project and its regional collaboration.
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Mercer County
Stanton Pilot
Thorsia
Baccarat scandal reports and regional notices mix in Fargo items
Fragmentary notes from a long baccarat scandal thread the page. Other items report Northern Pacific tax payments, Wells county litigation settlement, sheep losses on the Missouri slope, and troop disposition at Fort Lincoln. A Fargo Fireman tournament feature previews a bicycle race as a drawing card.
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Fargo
Lady Tidern
Rail line plans and local industry notes in North Dakota
The item notes the Minneapolis St Paul and Saint Marie railway act of 1875 in North Dakota, announces editors for a work worth 825000 yearly, reports Maine County’s auditor on 63005 GOPs killed and 1895.08 disbursed, mentions a Northern Pacific officer visiting Fargo for depot and hotel plans, cites a wool man in Rolla offering livestock fleece, and asks who will win a prize for the champion rail spelt backward.
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Minneapolis, St. Paul
Swalt
Sto. ‘Marie
North Dakota
Rolla
Roleita
Sisiina
Tuk Northern Pacific
Margo
Duluth
West Superior
Milwaukee depot notice prompts conductors to claim pass 4641
A damaged notice from the general passenger office posted at the Milwaukee depot in Sioux Falls directs conductors to surrender pass 4641 to D. W. Muratto of Fargo. The text mentions a politician trip, a congress appointment, and a call to investigate recent Indian uprising and prevent future occurrences, with terse commentary on arms removal.
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Milwaukee
Sioux Falla
Pueonger Offiay
Yuan
D. W. Muratto
Fargo
Dau
Florida
Inexact notes on Jamestown events and a curious baseball ruling
A muddled report mentions Jamestown buildings, a sheriff named Ab Fargo, and a grand jury inviting citizens to attend an invasion-like event. It also cites Edendale explosives tests and a Cincinnati judge ruling Sunday baseball can be played without nine innings. The piece mocks officials and suggests governance flaws.
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Jamestown
Whiat
Vermont
Ab Fargo
Grand Jury
Chusinnati
Saniay
Aurely
Fort Abaken Lincoln fades from history in retreat
The article notes Nis’s anticipated fate, with Port Abraken Lincoln joining history as the garrison retreats. It laments the removal order, foresees regret from Maudwn and Bismarck, and quotes officials on the political clash behind the decision. A separate dispatch discusses Northern Pacific wool rates and a forthcoming Burgo postmaster appointment amid political maneuvering.
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Nis
Port Abraken
Lincoln
Maudwn
Bismarck
Selat
English sensation baccarat gains fashion in Europe
The view of the giant English sensation notes Americans may wonder what baccarat is. It is rarely played in America, yet it is the favorite fashionable gambling game of England and the continent. It is gambling pure and simple and may be played by a gay number of players.
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America
Eigland
Continent
The Bank Roll and Banker’s Game at Cranky Croft
An OCR fragment describes a banking style betting game where a banker deals two cards to each player and himself. Players aim for totals near nine or nineteen or twenty nine with face cards counting as tens and others as their pip value. Bets hinge on calling the bank and exposing stakes, with the banker calculating liabilities precisely.
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Yaluy
Pava Ajl
Laima
Fort Yatog treah heef furnishing proposals list
In Fort Yatog, proposals for furnishing treah heef were listed with bidders John Leonard and N. L. Sherman, and Douglas R74. Prices noted include 8.30 FH and 8.30 for the items.
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Stary
Treah Heef
Fort Yatog
Prilcian
John Leonard
N. L. Sherman
Douglas
Jacks Pull on Red Seven Intat at a Poker Game
An anecdotal scene unfolds in a Montana setting where a poker game leads to tension and a fatal misfire. Two miners argue, revolvers are drawn, and a dramatic sequence ends with one man dying as a letter misdirected alters the outcome. The event concludes with a wager and a controversial claim about a panda game ending in tragedy in North Dakota.
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Helenat
Monts
Nile Tutralt
Lowham Licnen
Pwo Ln
Susl
Indelput
Envi
Lucky Will
Porreet
Mixel
Ashina
Aia
Sailik
Jase Tives
Wlotismatck
North Dakota
Sirs
Franklin, Ky
Agricultural report compares winter wheat area and yield
The agriculture department statistician reports winter wheat area up 1115 percent year to year with spring wheat 108.4 barley 107.1 rye 101.5 oats 96.6. Conditions show winter wheat 98.6 spring 92.6 barley 90.8 rye 95.4 oats 85. The rise follows a prior two million acre decline. gains appear in Texas Missouri California with smaller growth in Washington Oregon Dakota and other territories. Drought and trout damage Wisconsin Minnesota hindered early wheat. North Dakota fared better while drought slowed South Dakota growth. The report notes the yield variance hinges on wheat prices and land under cultivation and warns adjustments may be needed.
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Department of Agriculture
Tinos
Missouri
Kanes
California
Washington
Oregon
Dakota
New State
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Town
Nebranks
The
Dakotas
South Dakota
North Dakota
Prince of Wales loyalty in baccarat trial moves court
The crowded court heard Sir Edward Clarke accuse Sir William Gordon Cumming of signing a document to shield the Prince of Wales from scandal. Clarke cited Coventry diary extracts and argued the action was to protect the royal reputation. Jurors heard intense remarks and applause followed, with the case adjourned for the lord chief justice to sum up.
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Prince of Wales
Wilsons
Arthur Stanley Wilson
Marlborough
Prives
Edward Clarke
Anid
Gordon Cumming
Sir Edward
Baccarat
Sir Wim
Donard Clarke
Wis
William Gordon Cummite
William Gordon Cumming
White
Tord Coventry
William Gordon Cumming Volely
Reuuriea
Earl of Coventry
Scwadal
Prince of Wylug
Harl of
Coventry
Edward
William Gorton Cumming
Eurrul
Ibis
Thie Cave
Applange
William Gordon Cumming Roye
Prines
Wales
Lord Coleridys
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