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Bismarck Weekly Tribune in Bismarck, North Dakota

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Bismarck Weekly Tribune

Location

Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1877

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Cousin Jerusha Hevington Arrives at Fentons

In a Boston style domestic tale a stout, iron‑gray cousin Jerusha Hevington arrives unannounced at the Fenton home. Her blunt chatter and parlor audacity unsettle the family as Mr Vanderpool, a young man rumored to be a beau, endures Jerusha’s lively resemblance to a childhood crush. The scene ends with comic embarrassment and a revealing unmasking of relationships. Jerusha, a niece of the family patriarch, is identified as the Hevington connection in a bustling, period‑tone vignette.

O ' Reno Reno Geo. W. McCreany Philadelphia Tonty Fenton Mr. Feston Controi Mr. Penton Mrs Hevington Jerusha Hevington Jerusha Tom Mr. Fenton Mrs Fenton Mrs. Fenton Mr. Vanderpool Mabel Florence Poke Jerusha Heving Ton Mariar Fece Miss Jerusha Knickerbocker Miss Hevington Mullins Snook Miss Jeruaha Mr. Vande-pool Linus Swinefield Destrict School Mr. Vander Pool Mable Sam Mary Dot Jacnuel Vanderpool Linus 5 Winefield Boston

Arrivals and steamers on the Upper Missouri routes recounted

The article lists vessels and arrivals such as the John M Chambers with 220 passengers en route to the Black Hills, the Gen Mead with 180 passengers, and ongoing operations of Commodore Coulson’s Bone Bud and Bg Horn. It notes the Silver Lake now serving Yankton Fort Pierre, coal orders, multiple lines in operation, stagecoach service into the Black Hills, and repairs and movements of various steamers along the Upper Missouri and Yellowstone trades. Also reported are a pair of stabbings involving John Anderson, Phillip Troutvine, and John Kelley, with intoxication cited and unclear assailants.

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