davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
9urem GAZETTE.

SSie in Gp6in6in a bieS 6auipieler fri
tiirt werten. Die @namiten inp srube 8rsunse
BON frenii9en Sarfsaunsen, unt in ben Yalalsn
Der GrcBen ;u Sue Inb fGntise Sbeater. Den
mi miiten ainilern trerten aber bort ni9t inn
rner 2prbeerfranss seardten. @enn ndmlid i'm
&ei&e @nam en S&auipielsr irsenb einen GAP
i6ls&t ausipri&t ia, nur ein ~sinsises WprtfaIi1
bstUnt 70 tpirc er stpar ni&t aussspfiHen, absr sr
muf f@ auf ras !3ei&en zines Manearins TO-
slei& auf BEN Baud tptrftn, bamit ibn1 Auf Der
entsssensetssn Seite berbe yrissl susstbeiIt tpsr-
ben %fSnnen, rsren 3abl I'M gerbaltniFe su ben
bssanssnen 6sbIsrn febt. gu bieien, 3tpede sisbt
es einen tsiunpsren 2arif. SobalO bic Strafs
Scriter II, sisbsn iu& bic Yriisslfns&te pisssr
bintsr bic GuuliRen suriif /; Der sebIaute &useius
ifebt tpieper art u. inpem CT l& nit fa&er Sanb
ben serleBtsn She'll einise Male sefri&en, fabrt
CT fort. tO CT sin3ubalten ~se;punsen tpprben, unb
nin,mt i9 in aat ta6 ibm in Der nG9fen
seene ni&t pispsr Elm abnIi&ss lnsIid BE-
sesnet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29

sfsthrli&cr GApeftl. Gin Msrf.
~wirtiSss Ser.fslsstt purs, fir.li& in esuis
hana, t~silSufis so EsiItn ssn su tsraniiSsn
Grsnis sntfernt entbsdt. Stim Sstun tiff
man aaf s0 Cs@sftasstr in timer si.fs ssE
40 8us anS saftlbs isa b,ilSufis 100 tuB fart
isin. xatiriiSn e&ssfa rurbe S.sSbaIid
ale ssc frinItat Sulfaniiasr gcradnss beirast.t
ppspn f9 jesrS iOaa in ttr san,,a Gtgsnb
feline Spur tntbtdsn last. DIR S1S.fd il
tbsilipsiis nit fpbi,niaur.m 3aIf s,rmii6t Rns
auf tiutn TieecriGIas aus btm DaItr i@li,bsn
Iiebe; ha abrr S&pefsI austr in 6rmif$sa
gsrbinpunssn i'm Nafsr ni4t lSSlid, it 70 fam
has Eager aus fsinem Ri,tsri&las snttanbsn
iein. Die Srass il fir bic nixeralcsilat Gb,mis
ron bSbfttm Jrt,rrfis.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
Sas @eib i'm amcrifaniiaen Gcn=


AQercinas iiebt man I'm Slmerifa nidt, SaE
cine 8rau hsn gFus fibrt; aud fam man bier
su 2anbe has pibsrpartise S6auipisl ni6t se.
rabrrn, hap cine Grlu ben gfus sisben bilft ME
caS in ben Slaprnlanprrn St- gurOsa's nitt
felten S%rrfrmmt; tsnnu6 insen mir aud bier su
9anee bic 0rau in Griper~tsBweiser, in tpelbe le
serabe ai6t sebErt unb Der neue Genius rirft
barber einise sisentbinli6e StrsiIi9tsr. &bs
| ssieben taSpr, baS i'm Weltsn Ssrl6iebsns epura.
eirte, untsrnsbmenSe 6erniuina erpSs Qaabsitsr
bsrirtbi9aftett uab, ME entbutaltii6e Seri6tsrs
Halter melecn, Siel @elp Srrbisnen, bsridtet unS
Der Geni Jus np9 BON 1882 meibli6en Seltar-
bsitsrr, taruntsr iinp ubne 3psifeI bic Sauern.
frauen unp SUGtsr titt nit einbesriHen, pelde
i'm Sale Der Mptb selesentli6t einmal Sanb an.
lesrn unb mitbelfsn. Sbise !3abl ersibt, baB
tereits peit raebr ais Der Ietente 3beil aler
5slbarbeitsr psitli9sn @si9ls9ts inb. 5rei.
LID biltet bic Nessriu ses Sibens earunter bic
srpBe Nsbr;abL bod aud i'm Nprtpsfen fann
man idpn aasntbalbsn peibIi@e 4elSarbeiter
isbsn. Der Sdrn,, psl9sn amerifanil6e Souri,.
ten in ibren &eiietriefen barber i6lassn, p.nu
lie in Ueut1tlanb cine Srau teim Garbentinbea
her Seama9sn isben, 1T trsbalb I6lstt an,
glaBe rieiss fSnnten jene Ssrrsn in eisnen
Vanpr bectaGten. sIbsr Der amsrifanii6e Gent
Jus 3stgt uns nod san5 anSslt SaGsn. Na6
BEN Islben eibt rs in &eras 45 ptibIiae Iinber-
birteu, unb bas 1T sspib - Fart. sIQe.binss
tsnnt man aud in europa @GnismGt8su unb
S9Gferigntn (bsi cnpsrs aus S6auipitItn nnb
@rtbei9sn @sSi9tsul absr tsranil9e S.rstn
si itsrpaGsn, III fsin SSdfsrIpisI. Gin folder
Sirt mus feif i'm SattsI bss Wutans issn unb
NIT Safe, Srrismth:r unb SssplYsr sut unts.-
ben fpnnen ; sr mub auf Isintm raiGen, balb-
tpiIpsn Sisrps Sie Der Slis eurd bic balbpils.
Sstrbs fitssn, piQ CT nitt nit ben SSrnen tes
eresn bcfsn SifafintF SsfanntiGaft MAIDEN,
%Tursuni, r1anGs unierer y9abi.s" piirbea bic
Saare l9 itraIbsn (ras s%liflidsrptiie bic ntus- |
fe Nper lnniUsIiG ma&D, rpsnn ie 10 rim ;artss |
@eien suf htr tsrnniiasn Saririt i6bs. Gst
nrA msbr Der Genius erbablt uns pps sati
trriblittn u3raps.n" 1875 %SGrrnnianen, 6
Grstitrrinnfn IN CuanpmIbI,n, 10 psiblider
GanalbprtItuten, 152,06f 8ersI,uisn i'm Inter,
rod, IS psibIiasn G9iTetefslsrn, eirer gilrlin,
80 tpsibli4,n SersSriami.b.n. 2 Stratsnfsssr-
inner zen TrOf.iian", 4 GaspaueISirsrinnsn
unr Stpti ~rib!iS,n-sauffnt6ten. 1fan FsiSt
ZAP, rstn au& jths sImsrifantrin 60
ipso cine SapY IL, nr@ Innss ri4t m, 70 slid-
LID ftuirt fnb, um bic 9sby ipislsn IN fonn,n (;
sas sisImstr Tants nm h.s lisbsn Srps,s nil
len - ueinises" %srsrsif,n xut, i.lba ssnn 70
hift ,,lsdylife" ii. CSbil. Dtm.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
9raftiIb ameriiauiSd,. 5ir mad.

Rrdftt1w dmerltdntfd). IIf ndd''
itsbsnts Nittbeilans lit bic in geassnwprtb er-
l6sinsnbe uaanias 3reit grsIs" ssrantrprtli& +:
,,Gin 8amilitnsater bisfsn Stabt Der 5 bel.
ratbsfGbiss unp bsiratbsiulist S6ttsr bsist bat
an isinsr Saustbir einen :3sttel nit ben @urtsn
anssbsttet SplS 81 bic GOrb; aOblen, 80
Gents per Suibfl; Gas, i&ls&t uns tbeau. BE.
Iater, wsl9s mad 8 ubr bleiben ppIlsu, Int or.
ia&t ists Wo&s absurs&nsn."-N b. Ha9 s.
folstsr @erbuns biaisn, yreiie nnb bel Der
Sc9,sit wirS Der sau,t Sttras Der Nitsifi bel
~ssfist."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29

Sn GrGfenbaufen int SGpnrSpalSs
iuirb in sieism Sabre cir sepib bS@lf l~eltsnss
Grtisnis %srfsirrt: an sinem Gage sr,i solrtne
Sp9ieitrn. Der Srt bat etHa it0O Ginrpbner.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
User iGfluaer.

Oi, MfauS, bic ais Gin bummes Sbisr tstannt
5an9t man nit %ssbranntsn Sdparten,
Den Renitsn aber, nit flusen Ytrfanb,
DEN fdnst man nit &sssnsartsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-01-29
sellreiusr. 4 Mabelgesehxft
-psR-
Neter IL d.,
ST. 0oaatns, SaGIon gountp 9oua.

Dem s,sbrtsu gutliium tiens sur gnisist tab Id mi ais
Sau. unb TSteitreinsr BIER In ct. Denatasblsibsne eat.
lmt babe une eur& cine laneidbrise grfabrung I'm @sEafi
siss @rtifdI. ssn ben einfa6atn uns bi1isftn bic ~ etn ele>
saattasn auf S%tatauns prompt unb ttQts an,utHtissa. 8ar
suite arsstt ptrb ~earaxtirt. Hster 8ti&.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

! ~ =. ~ +.
/ gardlng a supposed barren desert and
the thronga would return again and
again seeking fresh information. The
Northern Pacific has reason to feel
proud OF their success, and their Iabors
In this direction and fhc results can.
not help but be beneiciai to that cer-
p0ration.
In connection with the large display
oil grain and vegetables from along thc
line Of the Northern Pacific railroad,
our attention was particularly arrested
by the fine display from the vicinity Of
Fargo, y, L., in charge Of Mr.. Andrew
Mchench. Among the samples of grain
was one OF wheat from OF W A. Fuller.
and barley from the farm Of Thom,s
Mchensey also o fine assortment OF
vegetables, some OF enormous Limpn-
sions, some Of which were raised in the
gardens of James Holes and Vim. c.
Lcavitt of Fargo. a., .:..n
There is also a very. fne display of
grain and vegetables from The Fine Of
this road beyond The Fed River, and
rom Bismarck Oh the Missouri River.
Alhere are several ilpe specimens from
the .scheyenne river, from Jau.cstown
on the James river, from Bismarck on
the Missouri, and from Fort Dcrlho!J. !
So miles north Of Bismarck. From the |
locality Of rort Berthold there were
samples OF coed corn, wheat aud oats.
"A large majority Of the vegetables |
from the vicinity Of Bismarck wcrr
from the sod and wculd compare faycr-
ably with specimens raised Oh cid land. !
The Shrpcrdia, or Buffalo tree, from
Bismarck, is novel in this locality. Il
appears to be Of the hawthorn hcd4c .
species, bears a small rcd berry wliuh. !
1t is said, makes eXceIigut s2uce and
'ei'y. We also observed s. !i,,u display
VI apples, pears, and other fruits at.G ;
gain, aud great variety of wood, from
tic Pacific coast and Mcntaua. Tie
wheat from MoutauN, Oregon, and y ash
nston Territories, IS white winter
wheat, and superior t, any wheat we saw
IN exhibition.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01
About Dashie1I,

We arc in receipt Of the foil ewing
Telegram.
10 4. Q. Jordan.
Wilcox and Thompson say Dashiell
was duly accredited to the Minneapolis
Tribune for the Yellowstone Expedi.
tion, and they saw his Herald credent-
ials. Charley Johnson also saw them.
Justice to Dashiell's friends demand a
correction should be made in this re.
spect. He probably drew on the Her.
aid in advance, aud having no credit Of
course the draft was protested.
The gentleman mentioned above are
Of undoubted veracity, and Of course
this settles the matter 50 far as the
Minneapolis Tribune is concerned. Its
possible, however, they are in error in
the Herald item, AS that paper returned
a check given on them by Dashiell, in
favor Of ". B. Shaw l. Co., as worth
less, RS they knew nothing fhin,. The
check was given in payment for goods
purchased with the statement that his
check was good. He also purchased
goods from Raymond & Allen, dealers
here, under like representations. Lieut..
Larned, Of the 7th Cavalry, also cores
pondent Of the Chicago Mtsr- Ocean,
informed us that Dashiell mu,ched him
% the tune Of $50 on like representa-
lions. Harmed .ras caterer for the mess
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01
From Bozeman to Bismarck

We yesterday received q visit from
Mr.. j. L. Sims, one Of party Of seven
who has 1st ended canoe trip from
BoZeman to Bismarck. The party haul
ed their boats from the former place 10
the canyon ten miles above Grow Acen.
ey. They were twenty-five days in COM
ing down, but were delayed much by
bad weather and winds. From Big Horn
to the mouth Of Powder River the runs
were made at night, on account of In.
aians. Twice camps were pass in close
proximity, but as they were not seen by
the savases nothing happened worse
than scare. Mr.. Sims declares that
but for the Indians the trip would be
delightful rs it is he wants no more Of
it in his. The upper Yel!owstona
abounds in trout, while the islands are
covered by elk. We shall tell our read-
ers more of this periIous trip in onrnext
issue.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

| into which Dashien made his way, and
the indebtedness was for board. Upon
being reminded Of his arrearages he
gave an order on The suttler Of the OK
petition, stating that said sutler had
money belonging to him (Dashiell.) The
order was presented, the sutler denied
the s"ft impeachment. and upon its re-
turn to Dashiellhe gave Larned an order
on the Hsrela. The order was shown
the writer by Lieut.. Larncd This was
just before his desertion. Another
item When the expedition was sixty
miles out a party was sent in for some
purpose, and Dashiell came With them.
John Mason, also Of this city, wishing
to do favor to an old friend and ac-
quaintance, Mr.. Eckelson, Gen. Rosser's
assistant, packed box containing
dozen bottles Of brandy, three or four
dozen lemons and two hoxes Of fine ci-
gars, and sent them on to Eclelson in
Dashiell's charge. The box was never
delivered, aud Mr.. Eckelson knew moth.
ing of it until his return to this city
the other day. He says ho noticed
Dashiell smoked excellent cigars on his
and "set them UP for the hoysn
with reckless freedom, but he never mis-.
trusted at whose expense. There are
several such peccadiloes Of which the
writer is cognizant, and which can be
produced if required. The officers of
The expedition arc very indignant
against him for his behavior while with
hem. and more especially at his shame
al desertion, and claim that ',justca to
Oashiell's" dupes demands that he be so.
shown up as to prevent further exploits
Il the same line, lie has talents that
should have been turned to better use.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01
The Northern Pacific At the Minne-
sofa State Fair.

/ The Northern Pacific At The Mime
sofa State Fair.
trom ths Aineeapolis Tribune, Sept %.
The Northern Pacific and St. Paul &
Pacific are represented aS usual. Yes
terday they were, like others, engaged
IN preparation, but enough Of tbsiI
specimens could be seen to warrant the
statement that display made this year
will far exceed that Of last year. The
display made by the St. Paul & Pacific
Company will be particularly creditab'e,
but probably less interesting thau that
| OF the Northern Pacific. The latter will
exhibit vegetables, grains and grasses
from along its line in Dakota, from a
country heretofore supposed TO be Il
barren waste. They will exhibit corn
fully matured, grown three hundred
miles north Of minneapolis; wheat,
oats, corn, potatoes, aud other vcgc-
tables, from Dakota, grown on sod that
will compare fayOrablv with the Kansas
specimens.
They will exhibit full. grown tree,
Of the celebrated buliberry from the
Missouri River, together with cactus,
petrllactlons, specimens Of soil, sand
stone, gypsum, coal, chalk and All kinds
vegetables and grain.
E,oa, st. PGwl Pioneer.
When ne state that the genera! YER
diet Of beho'ders was that no exhibit
made by other competing lines of rail
way cqualiCd this, we state bat the fact.
Further, we state, without fear Of sue
cesslul contradiction, that the products
of no section of the West gives better
or stronger evidence Of the strength |!
and prolific nature Of the sol. through |
which that line Of railway runs, 50 far |
as constructed. The soil Oh exhibition ,
proves by actual analysis 10 possess all .
the necessary requisites for successful
cereal growth, and the vegetable growth
is really wonderful We observec. that
q large proportion Of vegetables on dis
play from DakQta, were grown npon
and where sod was turned about the
middle Of May Of this year, and ihc
product compared tavnrably with any
N exhibition.
The cereal display from the jauds
vest OF the Rocky Mountain range are
by any growth in the world.
he fruits displayed from Oregon and
Iontana arc beautiful 10 appearance
nd rich in favor.
The mineral and fine stone display
rom the region Of Duluth, was bcauti-
al and attractive to high degree.
The coal brought hither from the de
osits twenty-six miles west of the Mis- :
ouri River opposite Bismarck, proves
D be Of Ignite formation Of excellent
uality, and it is In ineshaustihle guam
ties.
The thousands upon thousands Of
eople who visited the fair grounds yes
.rday wendcd their way back and forth,
ut fingered longest around the stand
the Northern Pacific. An earnest, {
no might say intense interest, was
,own on their part for Information re ! +
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS,
The Panic Among the
Banks There.
M Mcndcnilali Goes nOwt,-Otl,er rs
All Right.

MiISEAsoLls, Sept. 0.--Mendenhalps Bank sue.
pended yesterday. fearful run was !made on the
First National, but it Is coming through all right.
run was commenced on the State National but wa,
soon checked. Other banks all right CA,L
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

an official one. The party crossed the
tho Missouri on Tuesday morning to
view the work of tho engineers, aud re.
turned eastward Tuesday evening.
While Mr.. Mead does not deny that the
failure OF Jay Cooke must prove ca
lamity to the North Pacific as well as to
the public in general, he fepudia,es the
idea that the result will prove perma.
nently disastrous to the road.
We are under obligations to Father
somsreisen for pleasant call. The
Father is the same brave Christian gen.
tleman who followed along tho trail of
the great expedition, three weeks after
its departure, with nothing to protect
him from the savage foe but the con.
sclousness of a duty to perform The
man himself is loved and bis bravery
admired by every one with whom he
comes in contact. Give Us more such
preachers. -~s,.rz .+. ..
The TRIBUNE editorial rooms have
been visited during the week by many
Of the officers and attaches Of the Vel
owstone expedition, but space fcrbids
moro than general thanks. We have
cit highly ilattered by this universal
courtesy, and the COMMUNICATIONS Of Tie |
tribune received at their bands is Ger
ainly an encouragement. 10 General !
Bradley and Capt. Cusle:ara we espc-
tally under obligations foi"fuyors.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

A private telegram announces the
death, by apopiexy, Of Col. butcher, of
the Metropolitan Hotel, ofSt. Paul.
Hewill be universally regretted.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

Fine old Rye Whistles in quantities
to suit at the St. Louis Liqnor Store.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

, AMERICAN IESIlTurE
/ AND MARYAAND INSTITUTE FAIRS, 1871.
| most wonderful and elegantly constructed Sew
! Ing machine for family work. Complete in all it
/ parts, uses the ,:ri,sit Eya Pointed Needle SCI
! Thre"dlg, Girec: upright Positive Motion, New Ten
! slon Self Feed and Co.h Guider Operates By
, wheel and on table. Liyh. running. Smooth and
nolSeicsj, Ike all good uIa-rctd ma niucs liz
patent cheek to prevent tho wtcc! Being turned th
wrong way. Uses the threa, direct from the apvU!.
Makes the elastic loci! s!tch (ioest and strongest
stitch KNOWN hrm durable, close aad rapid. win
DO aii kinds pt WORK, tiHe and COARSE from p?b.
10 heavy cloth or leather, and all d2scriptiQu Ul
thread, This mnch.nc is heavily constructed to give
1t strength; all ths parts Of each N schnn e,ug
made alike by machinery, and beautifully Gui,lef
anu orrapented Il IS very easy {, learn. kapiL,
smoot! and silent il operation. ;o a's Hji :iis:s
and n pHcticai, scientific, u,thuncsl inrc:...on II
greatly reduced prize
good, cheap, family scwiu machine at !.s! The
first aud only success ia producing u Faugtie. sub
stantia and reliable low priced sewing 1n2cI1re. Hz
eHtrcm9 low p'ce reaches all cou'lli0n3 It's SIM
picy and strength adavts it t, ali :,pritIcs wi..
rs manl nertsmak" it universal faI rte -horaE9
used, ;tud creates 4 Iapiii drGiH1d,
IT Is ALI. II : NEUOMMENNEn
can cheerfuliy and confidently ," :'t'I"lI il u.s.
to those who are "an'I!s really X"p'. Sewin2 Nj.
cNine, at Il low prc'. Mas, II. i. IlNEsrJy.
Peotrie, VII, Cu.il.ty, ii.
4 Price Of eaci! Machine. Gar a." ''Dnr"
tWarraaed for We years by 5peciA Ccria2strl i,t
ali the iXtgres and everything cYret. 'pG5reio.
to it, Including self threading needle. lari ID In
strong woodca box, and delivered any part If is
country. by express, FREE L! iisthrl sE:.4. lr-
cep OF price, only I've 'i";jd,s rr ~; Il
ira, the patcnt
HUTTON HOLE WORKER,
one OF tie most Important ant Use:u! iuvcD,uu.
the ngc. so simple a:d CERTAIN tia. child can w"r
the finest button hole " "a regularity anA sase.
Strong and beautiful.
Special terms aud extra intaoeEl nts to riae &n
female agents, store keepers &C., wto will est&Dh
agencies through the country aui keep our new ma
chimes exhibition and sale County rig0t. given
10 smart agents free Agent. complete out liz fern
lshea without any extra charge. Samples Of cHng,
circulars containing terms testimonials.
&C, Sc, sent free. We also supply
AGRICULTURAL iNPtEMENfS
Latest pateits and improvements lor the farm nnd
garden Mowers, reape!s, CuityatorS, feed cutters,
larrows, farm nj ills, pan5ers harva.ters hrsSAers
md all articles needed for itr!n york Rir. seeds in
arge variety. Ali money sent in post Office money
'rders, bank drafts, Ushr express. viii be at rii
md are perfectly SECURE. Sale delivery OF cur goods
An cid ami Responsible firm iaa. ''ell the bes!
Gods al iho iuH'eSt pvce and be relied upon hy
urTe deis."-tUj'nt.rO - .}Ourtd2 3tlc 1pj i.
Address Orders
.psrGsisG e. kiGessstss &; Co, .
Corner ssern"icii and Cortland. Streets, y. i
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

Plenty Of potatoes, onions, coal oil
and good fresh butter received this
morning at the Empire Supply Store
i. & A.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01
RIVER NEWS.

L
ARRIVALS.
| Sept. 27. Steamer May Lowry.
~ ctea"er !oaep"'"e'
! u On c. .s: 'A''
! pErAurrrps
Sept. 2T.-Steamer Josephine
ss'-steamer Mayhowry'
a0.--Steamer Miner,
The ch,,ne, ;s chooo;no
r.,
~ '' ''e
"-'''''7 ''' '''0 ,"'
''" " '''~
ny ahothef week the RIVER VIII We
ready 70 p.9" Tor "iA'e' er"Ps.
Inc Nay lowry "'i' E' a. lar hn"h
as fort hanaall ana return
The ste:mer Nellie prc'; leaves Sioux
City to day for Fort Bnford
Cant. Lon Murray !,tr Of tive Nav
'"!' ''' t''"e'' '''''n''l''1 ~ I've l'a
'''' '''''l ''' VI | .9"''S "'''
manl.
We are glad to note ,},a, Charles
sm!th, Pilot of tie Miner, who was ser
lou>iy III on her up trip has recovered.
Tn. penina., which is eno.yad !, the
transfer business between this point and
Lincoln, was aground yesterday for
some time on account Q? .'tc swing ferry.
The Far West is over due from Fort
Peck; her not being on tine is undoubt.
edly on account Of the prevailing high
winds that We have been raging for tho
past week.
That swing ferry at the point IS max.
ing considerable trouble. jim Kelly.
Of the Miner, says that he will cut the
ID thing adrif.' if they dor't keep it
out the way Of passing Steamers
C..,,a ,,,.
r.. .,,o r,,n;,, c,.n,, c.op
--.-
Personal.
Gen. Rosser taTried in the city Friday
J. s. Winston, Of the firm Of Shaw g.
Co., who has spent part Of the summer
n St. Paul, arrived home on Tuesday.
Prof safF,rd pr;nc;,a, If ths Oe,r. |.
borne College of Chicago assisted bv Mr.
" II Wood of St pau has bean in
he citv tor the INST G.v aavs uok;ng
,bserv,t;ons f,r l;s den,r,uent
WV =, ~
!, ~
Aa' wv" '''O "S'.'
=" 0'''e " s''"'Ne'a a. '"'' p''". WI '"s
49,. Co.. 49, ,n,anou ~ ,sh;oh 49, h.s
aa,.o., t,,.;- g,; h ", 10y
.,. :; r. .. ..c.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

The land contes led case in which
PenncE ,Ilackett, Tippoe and the County
Commissioners are The Contestants has
come to t'ead lock, The notice was
given by Pennell, made rcturnable Sept.
25th, On that day the Register rot
being present, the Receiver called the
case. itacaett object 10 any proceed
inss until the Register, Mr. Brasher,
should appear. The Reccivor, Judge
Potter; granted an adjournment until
the 27th. j. A. StoycN then appeared
specially for Mr.. Tippie, and demanded
the djssinissal Of the case on the ground
that the notice was insufficient; that &C.
cording to law there should have been
30 days after the last day Of publication.
Judge Potter sustained the point, but
Mr.. Brasher demnrred. Tippic then
withdrew ana left town, and Col. Sweet,
who appeared for Pennell, acknowl-
edged the validity Of the claim, ard also
withdrew Hackett meantime claims
that au appearance has been mat'e-,y all
parties, and demands that the case pro-
cced, and is now continuing the case be-
fore Mr. Hrashers alone. And so the
matter stands. We have neither space
nor time Cor more to-day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1873-10-01

Ihe temperance people Of Minnesota
have put q State ticket in the field.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21

We have been informed that the
Scotland county Fair consisted of o
bull and pumpkin; it is said the bull
got loose and ate the pumpkin, and
then they closed the Fair.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21

OUR NEW lMPhONED MACHlNE
Stands without a rival, and should find Its
way into every family. 1t has reached the
highest state of perfection OF the Sewing Ma
chine yet produced, and its sales are constant
J.. increasing throughout the world.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1873-11-21

They have engaged as foreman Of this de-
partment, one Of the most experienced Book
and Job Printers In the country; and the
presses will be superintended by Skilled
Pressman from one of the largest offices in
New England. 8bHAssF sz-#