Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-04-06
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Y Jump! Junpl Jump Evsrywhsrel ta17 81
~ Jump the, claim Of the brave Soldsire, l....
Jump the claim Of your neighSaire,
=. Jump the lsndio the ,widairS. Ii gatFa1d J.
" funoai Papoh! Punch syeryw6ere!ou 1a2 b
Henson Advocaa,fs. p"
Oliver D.lryrmp1e is investing in Fargo
real estate. '3.'if S7aS' 8.4s 'So
Mrs. Ellen Banks is amusing the
Fargo people. l.4.'sH7l'.sa22 a.a4~'
There is strike all along the Atchin-
son, Topeka and Santa Fee r. R. .no:4 81
The Fargo Times says whisky carried
last Tuesdays election in that berg. ....
A D Ellsworth, of 'Winona, purchased
1900 acres Of N. P. Land last week. fe,-,n.
The loss on John Dunlap's tarrn was
$4,000. It was the work Of an incendlary.
The Democrats in Congress don't fav-
or the Maryland move for the presidency.
Gen. Card will leave for Texas on the
10th, and his clerks will follow him on
the 10th. -.g.-:r,, ,.r:e..... .5.i Vii.
Postmaster Howard, of .Yankton, dined
on saw dust pie on the first inst, ,-on all
tools day.
The residence Of o. w. Francis, Fargo,
was burned on the 9Th inst. Fire caught
from the burning prairies. ., 5s,s 49,.
The thin, pious man, who is continually
groaning over the wickedness of this
world, is more troubled with dyspepsia
than blessed with religion. u.-.,..,s,f ..,.
+" The Fargo Times says: Judge Barnes
is building 4 new residence on his farm
four miles south of town. The main
building is to be 16x3o, two stories high,
with wing 16xI6. .a,,; ..,r,ot~,,., Had ,,t'
The Third infantry band sersnaded
Major Chipman yesterday at the Cos
mopolitan hotel. The Major and his
wife left this morning for Missoula The
Major goes to assume command Of Fort
Missoula.-Heleaa Herald ,... 49,. h..
The editor Of the Fargo Times is salts
fed now that 4 majority in that city do
not view political questions in the same
light that he does, judging from his re-
mark that the suckers elected all Of the
city officers except the Aldermen.
Buffalo Bill plays until the latter part
OF April, closing his season at the Arch
street theatre, Philadelphia, and he then
goes to his Rancho on the North Platte.
where he now has stocked some, 5000
head of cattle. He has had an offer from
4 London manager for the summer, but
has not decided. ~ e.
. The whitewashing Of ex- Colonel Valen-
tine Baker, Of wonen-lnsu!t.ng and Turk
ish army fame, is complete. He has
been unanimously reelected member
of the Marlborough club, from which he
was once expelled, and which is one Of
the most select of these institutions, be-
ing confined to the Prince Of Wales set,
and has been invited to West End party
in an arlstocratic house, where the ladies
welcomed him with great imfressment.
So much for London ''society" in the last
quarter Of the nineteenth century.
y General Manager Sargent, Of the N.
P. K. R., is determined to make his road
second to none in this country for safety
and comfort to passengers, and is now
Westinghouse Automatic Air Brake,
which is now in successful operation or
all first class roads. In z trial Of the air
brake made at Bra,nerd last week, train
consisting ofan esgine, bagsrge car and
two coaches, running at the rate Of forty
miles an hour, was brought to stop
within distance 200 feet in 10 seconds.
And this, too, before the brake had been
applied to the locomotive, which would
make the stop much quicker and in less
d,stance.-Farso Times. ..... ..-
st. Mays Academy and Boarding
sd . Sohool, 49,. ....-.....- =.
On Monday next, April 8, 1873, the
opening term of St. Mary. Academy
will begin No labor or expense has
been spared to make this one Of the
best institutions ot learning in the
West TIE arrangements are per feet
for health, convenience and comfort.
Their. are two ample play grounds
where the boys and girls will play sep
aratr y, and nnd*r :he supervision OF
the Sisters Tnr '''rce scnon'rooms
are admirably a,r.nx-'i, and nothing *
lack ing 10 i.ci!,tats the progress VI the
pupils. All branches VI study will be
,so,nt from the alphabet to the classics.
The Il hool will be under the immediate
$40 rv >i.,n Of Rev. Father Chrysostum
ant. Mother Superior, aided by the Sis.
tcrs who are highly accomplished and
exp. ricnced instructors. Bism arck may
we'll be proud Of her new academy, and
nothing now remains to be done, save
to show by generous patronage our
ppreciation of this worthy educational
enterprises. .:.-.. J....~
Chas W. Thompson offers . few
Berkshire pigs for sale
Those wishing to improve their breed
ol hogs,should give him call.
There were two stages out 70 the
Hills yesterday and ons to-day. Travel