Tribune Promises Capitol News and Fine January Weather
The text praises the Tribune as the best regular issue in Bismarck with a detailed Capitol history and a complete list of Dakota delegates and war horses. It notes a weather table for January 1884 by HA Armstrong, showing wind directions, temperatures, and atmosphere, and suggests readers compare it with the current month.
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Tribune
Bismarck
The
Capitol
Territory
Dakota
Alpha
Omega
Soda
Boc
HA. D. Armstrong
County Officials Reorganized as Steady Hands Tighten Audit
County Treasurer Stevenson returns to Glencoe while Deputy Herrick joins registers and treasurer roles. An audit of former Treasurer Roop’s books shows a one cent county balance and neat records by Deputy Armstrong. The Personal Liberty League of Bismarck saloon owners seeks broad liquor license views amid Dakota license debates.
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J. N. Roop
Register of Deeds
Armstrong
Bismarck
Personal Liberty League
Dakota
Dakotas Legislature Active and Local News Highlights
The Dakota Legislature sessions blaze at the new Bismarck capitol while local items note farmer wheat at 65 cents, a mission threat for Emmons County, and a new Winchester schoolhouse plan. Reports mention snow drift, log hauling to the river, and community visits to Bismarck.
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Emmons County
David Yeater
Logan
Winchester
Williamsport
Avon Walker
Recomp
Walker City
Bismarck
Messrs. Kalberer
Boutillier
Armstrong, Packer
W. L. Yeater
John Roop
Pioneer John G Bailey and early Northern Dakota farming feats
In Gayton county a correspondent recalls John G Bailey a Connecticut native who settled near Hareshead Bottom. He introduced cows and crops in 1874 75 showing that anything from the Northern states would grow here by 1880 he owned about 75 cattle then returned to Connecticut illness felled him. Also notes regional weather bridges drivers and Fort Yates soldiers pay day incidents and local incidents as reported by Rivensing Emmoysnona and Winona correspondents.
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Gayton
Joan G. Batney
John G. Bailey
Hareshead Bottom
Dakota
Minnesota
John G
James I
John Q
Standing Rock
Donald Stevenson
Connecticut
Road repairs urged near Bismarck and Apple Creek bridge
County officials urged Burleigh and Emmons counties to repair travel routes toward Bismarck. Road Supervisor Kelly praised efforts on a stretch through Emmons County and called for improving two swampy spots and the Apple Creek bridge which is deemed dangerous and should have sturdy guard rails installed.
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Thomas Parks
Register of Deeds
Gayton
E. T. Herrick
Messrs. Parks and
Stevenson
Herrick
Emmons
Burleigh
Bismarck
McIntoshy Road
Kelly
Emmons County
Burleigh County
Burleigh Line
Thomas Sanders
Apple Creek
Slaughter of Fort Yates Beef Stirs Indian Community
A Fort Yates correspondent reports 1,600 cattle killed for the agency stock. Sitting Bull’s group slaughtered 700, with Indian police as butchers. Cattle are corralled, shot, and butchered, quarters stored at the agency, and meat issued to Indians every ten days with other rations.
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Sitting Bull
Agency
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