Bismarck tri-weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1881, 1878-04-02
Notes Ana News.

Notes and News. - '.'
The loaEest through sleeping car route
Boston.
The billiardist Schaeffer made, 42q
points IN single run three ball game at
St. Louis. s'st, :. '...'sl -. '
The New York Herald had = columns
sf advertising Sunday, and james Cor,
dea Bennett wen $6o,o last week on
OLeary.
Edward p. Weston $ has challenged
Daniel OLeary, the victor in the recent
eentsst 10 to be Z six days walking match
6ee $a,soo. s'saj
Chs. 3. court.ey,, VI New York, has
accepted the challenge Of the Australian
sarmAn Tnckett for the championship Of
the world: It will be for 5000 4 side
end will be rowsa On n. Y. Lake.
y Fargo and Mooehsad- have kerosene
strset.lsnps. Co1ldn't the, great metro
polls and the great COMMERCIAL empor-
ium Of Duluth a1ord to ottollow suit, to =
limitsd sxtentl-Dsisf1 7tibsss.' q
Mis- Nay, whem James Gordon Ben
nett wesd and thea neglected toswed,
he goae 70 Eurepe. and it is intimated
that there may yet be wedding before
the Pandora starts in search Of the North
Pole. ~ t.i5i. ss@5 -ysi.
b! Arne Olsen returned last Monday from
4 visit to his branch store at Worthington,
DIT. He corroborates all that has been
said about the tide of land seekers who
are pouring into the N r. country
Duluth Tribune.
On and after the 1st O. April, Mr.. w.
u.s.. Alexander, formerly OF the Northern
Pacific, and we'll and favorably known as
an experienced railroad man, will enter
the employ of the St. Paul g. Pacific rail-
road as general freight agent.-Sk.
Paul Globe. --........--.-.--..-.
1t is stated that over $500, 900 changed
hands on the result of the recent interna-
tional walking match in London. One
American won $4,000 and another $6o,-
ooo-the latter said to be Jas. Gordon Ben
nett O'Leary's winnings amounted to
81, 500 and the belt, Which is valued at
81 900. az .-e.an,at3ni -,a:s1a 7.ar't74
Col VIM B Cav goes west in few days
as far as Bismarck, to see what progress
the country has made since. the. time that
he had charge of the construction
of the Dakota division, and since
the time that: he laid out the now
Aourishing city above named.-Dalath
Tribune. .aE3f a.sfi qi..
New York Graphic: O'Leary's vic
tory almost conpensates for the Chicago
fire, which was caused by the kick of his
mothers COW which broke the lantern
which fred the straw which lay, in the
barn which the peeler saw which wasn't
put out by the strolling lout and burned
the town which Cheek bnilt.
It is estimated that more than one.half
Of last years crop Of wheatis still IN the
hands Of growers. Some are waiting for
a war to send the prices up, others are
holding on until tn: fate Of the new crop
is assured, while still others have been
deferred from marketing on account Of
the late bad condition Of the roads.
Heis very little fellow, and for months
his thin clothes have been growing thin
ner. On his slim little arm he daily car
ries a basket, in which he gathers cold
bits of pancakes and gristle ends of ham.
Said the writer to him this morning as
the cook discharged him, "Child, your
breakfast is cold" "Sir," said he, with
sweet modesty," 81 only ask for the cold.'
This is pretty confounded hard.