The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1874-08-19
NOTES AND NEWS.

Toe Jefferson Is fishing and hunting in Minnesota.
Florida is now engaged in nice little political row.
Fortv thousand slad have been planted at Minne'
apols. -: ....
Russell says the Bill King scoop is becoming mono''
onous. -. 49,
Bishop whitehouse died Of paralysis at ,c"caso
last week.
st. Paul men ship ice to St. Louis and sell it at two
cents pound.
T. now annears Butler bottled Moulton. Lo the
courts cries Tllton.
Frank Daygst has been organized into posi- o1 ''e
Grand Army of the Republic.
An Omaha dispatch says the Cheyennes and Araph-
aces are training for the war Dance
Iceland Is celebrating its one-thousandth anniv
ersity, 674 was good while ago.
The Methodist church at Fargo will be dedicated
Sunday, Rev. J. E. Webb presiding.
reelev called then little creatures Wheeock of the
St. Paul Press says ''picayune hirelings."
The Virginia CITY Montamian claims the re elec-
ton of McGinnis by five hundred majority
The Winona Republican, calls the st. Paul ITess
the Gordon Gordon of Minnesota Journalists.
The AZ. Paul clergymen read the Beecher scandal
and have been interviewed by the reporters.
Minneapolis people are constructing line of
steamboats, for operation on the Upper Missouri.
Geo. Alfred Townsend has dropped politics and
gone to lying about the Beecher-Tilton scandal.
The three card monte men were at st. Charles,
Mimi. last week operating among the harvest
hands.
Major Eugene Crittenden of the fifth cavalry died
at Camp Bowie, Arizona, on the 1st inst, OF apo
plexy.
"Tempest tossed" is what ails the centenary church
at Minneapolis s.-Chaffee furnishes the wind that
makes the trouble. =
The Congressional Convention which is to decide
the fate of Co.. King will be held at Minneapolis on the
tenth of September. ~
The arrest of Gordon, because of which he sucided,
was shown to be kidnapping affair on the occasion
ofthe coroners inquest.
The enemies of Hon. M. H. Dunnell are not uni
ted After the ides of November they will charge
his successto that fact.
last week. The man shot was Thomas Shaw, and by
q ruffain named Hamilton.
Some big Indians have been visiting the manufac-
turing establishments at Minneapolis. They wanted
to see how blankets were made.
DR.. Miller Of the Omaha Herald is travelling in
Colorado He says Denver has eighteen thousand
people and the very air smells ofprosperty.
The Pioneer saystha the oldtme boast Of Plym.
outh church that they had no Democrats In that
church is remembered with satisfaction these days.
Rev. Mr., Hollington of Minneapolis, tried for false
hood is like the woman that was tried for calling her
neighbor skunk. Found guilty put cleared py the
jury.
The habitual drinkers at Sauk Center, Minn., with
a few exceptions have signed the total abstinence
pledge-and yet he whiskey business is not mater-
ally effected.
Every kindly word and feeling, every noble action
and impulse Is like the ark-sent dove and returns
from the troubled waters of life bearing green olive
branch to the soul.
Burbank Icounty was organized yesterday. Mr..
Worthington, for whom the county seat was named,
come up with Col. Marsh and Judge Foster to be
present on the occasion.
An exchange says: {" If thou wilt pray, enter into
thy closet but when thy husband is away from home
do not take thy favorite pastor along with thee
Take an editor" Horrible!
Milwaukee News: Since Susan B. Anthony has con-
fessed her age to be 55 is not possible her star may
rwane? But she has consolation-they will never
class her among the nebulR. No man ever dared to
say she was in the milky way.
The Bismarck TRIBUNE advocates Judge Kidders
election in numerous sound articles. 1t declines to be
cisssed as partisan political organ preferring to
look chiefly to the business and local interests of the
neople regardless of party lines But deening the
election of Judge Kdder the best for Northern
Dakota and Division. n.-Press and Dakotian.
Th. Dakota Cleaner says: "Col.' Lounsberry, of
the bismarck TRIBUNE, Is concededto be the finest
looking editor in Dakota, But the Sioux City Times
champions the claims of Bud Taylor, of the Herdld
Wen bet on the far away Colonel" And we will
send the TRIBUNE the ReraM his countenance is in
danger of being spoiled.
An exchange saws: "a Kansas editor attributes
his failure to publishing nonpareh paper IN long
primer town. Many Clergyman also mas broken
down through preaching fine spun sermons 70 coarse
spun people,"
The TRIBUNE is nonpareil paper. 1t might. be
made three times as large and contain NO more mat
ter If long primer type were used, but tnen Bis
marck Is not long primer town. nor are our
coarse print people-if some two or three 10 """'
larger paper. -