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Newspaper
Bismarck Weekly Tribune
Location
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1891
Page
4
The item outlines the Tribune and Associated Press news service dissemination with notices on advertising rates, subscriptions, and publication scope. It mentions general distribution, territory, and the Grand Canyon area promotions, plus a note about advertising for divorce notices and external submissions. The fragment references a Tribune building and a contact for advertising.
Burleigh County faces scrutiny over three years of expenses and tax levies amid calls for reform. Commissioners have seen suspensions and replacements as figures show expenses exceeded revenue in prior years, with mixed results for the current period. The piece surveys railroad taxation and local growth signals, urging prudent budgeting ahead of an upcoming election.
Telegraph notes a rush of men in broadcloth and women in Nike amid a flood of boomers and gamblers. Crowd described as townsite speculators eager to profit from the new bands opening.
The piece critiques responses by Grand Forke Herald and Jamestown Alert to Triune on the Dennett warehouse bill and state constitutional questions. It argues the attorney general’s advice is advisory, warns of court battles if signed, and predicts North Dakota will attract settlers as Oklahoma land is limited while ND soil and grazing land remain plentiful. It notes rising immigration interest and a new era of prosperity for North Dakota.
The sudden death of Charles Stewart Parnell on Tuesday shocks Ireland’s political scene. The veteran leader’s passing ends a pivotal era in Irish movements and leaves a leadership void for national questions and land reform.
The Tribune disputes Herald and Jamestown Alert claims that the Dennett bill was constitutional and in line with a South Dakota law. It cites the attorney general’s initial opinion and gubernatorial veto timing, alleging misstatements by the Herald and Alert. Washington dispatch notes four deaths in Congress, including North Dakota's Johnson, with party doubt over filling the vacancy. Governor Burke discusses irrigation damage prevention with Commissioner Barrett, referencing a 30-year-old farming practice.
A brief recount notes General Boulanger once France’s popular minister ending in tragedy due to personal weakness. It also mentions ongoing instability in Central America with revolts following suppressed uprisings in Guatemala and neighboring republics, as the Obelong Herald opens a vote coverage.
The piece argues that Republican opposition underweights Democratic claims and notes Terune’s figures on the county's finances. It asserts taxpayers are surprised by expense changes since 1889 and praises current civil administration. It urges a partisan mass meeting Saturday to nominate a candidate for county commissioner in the second district, suggesting Moorhans as a suitable choice if he agrees.
The Wheatland Bugle supports an extra legislative session to extend relief for wheat farmers, arguing inspection laws and fees should be reconsidered. It cautions lawmakers to show value for money and urges mass farmer meetings. The piece notes political chatter around Senator Casey, Hansbrough, and local posts amid a busy election atmosphere.
The Draft of a political notice notes Cleveland would be the next president and warns a zealous Democrat. Bierly's Forks Daily News is out with a bright local paper, promoting patronage and reporting Edgar W. Camp to succeed J. B. Selby as U S district attorney.
McHenry County Independent notes editors Winship and Edwards praising each other while urging harmony with ref erence to Senator Hansbrough and Editor Jordan. Nonruwest News reports Grover Cleveland foes refusing coverage. Fargo Republican says Major George K. Shaw takes editorial control of the Argus. England adores American railway coaches as Southeastern railroad adopts U.S. passenger cars. A Cleveland household welcomes a baby girl. A black pony named during property notice appeals for ownership. Bottineau County bets on Levi Mellon’s threshing crew to beat any outfit.
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