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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
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In a lcue! to The editor Of The THIsI->E
Mr., Slauglltpr ,;i.-..
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seek 10 give ''l ''''i'' ~, III, "i me mrs
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Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

Moody County Enterprise: Despite his
assertions to the contrary. some OF our e.
teemed contemporaries insis; upon consid
erinC Col. G. G. Moody. of Yankton, a
candidate for the delegateship. We do
not know that he could he induced to al
low the use of his name niliisconnectlon,
bus with his marked ability ami long eS..
perience in territorial affairs he could
doubtless render signal service 10 p.kcia
interests a, the national c:pii;tl. Moody
county wac: n;iipcd in honor Of :i,is-gc:ltie-
Inan-a circumstance that ii once r.'ti.c:.'
credit upon both the I:oI.aal o,:F 5i-r!,.it
commonwealth.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
Cot, LONnxlserJ'N.

Under this head, in referring to al, artl-
Gle published in the Deadwood'Tirles, the
Dcadwood Pioneer, rival republican
journal, says: ..-@
However much VIC might prefer another ms the
choice of the Republican Territorial convention
for nominee as delegate to congress, we sincerely
regret that Col. Louxsbcrry has been handlcap-
ped in the race by the endorsement OF the un-
uriucipaled, inconsistent evening paper OF this
CITY, we have too much respect for Col. i.ouns-
berry, as Il gentleman and q journalist 10 peIievc
for n moment that he has solicited the clhm pioi-
ship o: Porter Warner in his contest with the oth-
er cand;es before the convention: ana II Is qui'e
certain that he will disclaim having authorized
the use OF his name in columns SO unworthy.
The snimus OF the Times, In it, referhpce TO the
Colonel last evening, was plainly to misrepresent
this pupe. in it's mention OF his dtncss Tor dele
gate to congress- rs compared with thas OF 1uasc
Bennett There was certainly nothing in our af
ticlc that any candidate before the convention
could take exceptions to. We desired then ana
do now, to convey the impression that a'tnousn
Col. LOunsbcrry wns not our first chOlcc lor tne
position that the Pioneer would stnna oy MS
nomination, II made by the convention. the
opinion or arscrtious Of the Times carry no
weight in the community whcrc the paper anu
il. ct,tOr IL known aud while we despisc Its el-
forts to malign the Pioneer. we us heartily sym,
,a;nize with Col. LounsberTy in the diEtfe=. oi
this dead weight the support of the Times ha-
placed upon his shoulders in the race ior III"
,,oi, NAT nj q
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

E w. J. Nhippic,. late foreman Of the
Mower County Transcript, has determined
to publish paper at Valley City, Dakota,
lately known as Wortiling;on on the \. P.
at the second crossing of the Cheyenne.
The field mentioned for Il newspaper is
somewhat limited but, the location is one
that will prove to be very desirable after a
wear or two.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
VEGETINE.
FOR DROPSY.
never Shall Vi
F orget the first Dose.

I'd Z ~ a af.
Mn. II. r. STEVENS
1 Dear SirI have been great sUttcrc. from drop
sy. was Contined to my house more than year.
5Six months OF the time l was entirely helpless.
OF bed. was swollen 10 inches larger than my
iiatuEal size around my waist. l suffered all u
man could and live itr'e all remedies for Drop
sy.t had three different doctors. My friends all
expected would die; many nights was expect
ed 10 die before morning. At Inst vegctrne was
gent me by friend. Inevcr shall forget the first
dose. could rcaizc its good effects from day to
day: was :,cttin. better. After had taken some
5or . bottles could sleep quite vel nights. /
began to gain now quite fast. After taking some
10 bottles, could walk from one side my room
70 the other. My appetite was good: the dropsy
had Mt this time disappeared. I kept taking the
Segerine until rcgained my usual strength.
4icTd Of a great many cures by nsins>Eegetine af;
~, sifpenter and builder; vii! also say it las
cured in anHf 81 ny Neural Giss. ,o lad
suffered for more Ihal 20 years. She says she has
not had any neuralgia for eight months. i have
I have no doubt III my mind 1t will cnrc any hui
NOR: 1t is nrGreat cleanser the hlnod: it is safe
to give Il child Twill recommend il 70 tie world.
Ny fnihcr IL go years old. and he sars there Is
nothing like ii TO give strength and life TO an aged
person.. I cannot be too thankful for the use of
it. nm.
Very gratefully yours, JOHN s. NOTTAGE.
ALL DISEASES OF THE BLooD.-lfEEGETISEw will
relieve pain Cleanse. purify and cure such dis
cns F. restoring tho patient TO perfect health nf-
ter trying different physicians. many remedies
and suffering for years. is it not conclusive proof
il rou are sufferer yon can be cured: Why il
this medicine performing such great cures: 1t
works in the blood. in the circulating iiuid. 1t
can truly be called the G cat Bf0OG Purifcr. The
great source Of disease originates In thc blood:
and 10 medicine that does not uct directly upon
i! to purify and fcnSvatc, has a5 just claim upon
public attention. .s .--.. .'
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

Codington county was organized ycstcr-
day by the appointment of the following
gentlemen rs county commissioners: Geo.
H. Stoddart, Wm. Mcintyre and Oliver s.
Jewell. The commissioners will have a
meeting next week, at which time the
county seat will be located, and the bal
.ance Of the county officers appointed
Press G Dakotatn, JHly 2Ot. s7'h f9
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order Prohibiting i7E;n;ng III the

Benton Record: ante.e;er has been is
sued by the District .sor. H,ahsisr warning
the miners nov il tie Bear Paw NOM
tains liat they arc trss,>assins upon Indian
country in violation Of an act Of concrtss-
Ii was, OF course, the duty CT the District
commander 10 issue such ar order and it
WAS not unexpected l:y the people of This
section But iiiir mines prove as ricii az
they arc believed 10 Jr. ii is not within !lc
power Of :ha government 10 check the
stampede that viii certainly set In :i-oln
al parts OF the Union. Eor DO VIC hcie.a
the NaahingiJ. authorities viii Gia a!,y
scriuus c;ior' n prevent ;he settlement OF
this great agfirniiura :and past;;rai rs we'll
as minrr. .!:.ct OF cnit,lirv. Our faithful
delegate has probably Gre this nla,;c sorno
effective move in tic matter ;:.iic,i Will -c-
suit in authorizing III" people 10 take up
claims-and toGa permanent sctticmcn1 in
the ;;ear Paw country. This belief Is
strengthened by ;ho fact ti,at the country
has never beer regularly ircagcd i"r by the
Indians an1 belongs 70 no particular tribe
or tribes, hit i simply sat apTr; !or ali In
dians iThahiting American soil. II is al
81 fact that the friendly tribes are 40;
adverse 10 IL; settlement t,y the whites. II
is The favOTitG roaming .-ruund OF tIlairtn-
rmics. and they feel there j. no safety for
them without HE tIirn;ls!l;" and cooper
alton Of ;hc whites It Is even heiicvcd
that as snnr IS ,hc Indians are aware that
The whites desire 10 settle permanent.
among them that they viii not onlv offer
them every encouragement to do so. bu,
even request the government through th"'''
agents To allow thc whites 10 have full pas
session Of Ike soil The circu.st.lilC..,
':cr" very different in regard 10 the Hi.,,,i.
il;ils. Tin: ynNni!y had been regularly
treated :ur l,t tI.e Sioux. ard the !a;Ici was
Violently or,s'S;".i to the cnccoach,n&nt nt'
the whites. Still tiIc Black Hills wcr, get
tied in spit" Of al opposition on tie p:,.t
of the government a;d III" Indians. an,i il,
face Of !h2 fact that j: would incSit;sE Y
Ca;iss. a disastrous Indian wur
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

Tho Springfield Times referring to a
Press and D.ko.aian article speaking of
the several candidates for congress says Of
Judge Bennett: ..f e ...
Judge Bennett is an excellent. a. we'll able gen
ticnan; and should the choice fail upon INN,
there can Gc no grave cause for complaint. Tint
he is ut all likely to he the nominee however. VIC
consider extremely doubtful, The people, SO Tar
us we have been able to gather their prevailing
sentiment, seem To have determined in advance
that the nominee must be II man who is thor
0ughlv and substantially idcntifcd with the in
tcrcsts Of Dakota-- 4 man who If one OF tho peO-
pie md whose bona fde interests arc such as TO
leave no doubt us to his fidelity to the welfare OF
the whole people in case he il elected In othcr
words. he must be man who has "stHcR MS
place or position as the primary motive therefor
and has shown by his own works that he ls u Da
kot;.iau first: last and all the time. Judge Kid
der, we believe, ie the man who fills the blii IN
that direction to a certainty. and VIC apprehend
worthy contemporary Will hna aoont me tiinc IN,
der is not go "vcry much scattered" as they might
wish he was. +EE,- r..- -s -...
Judge Bennett will find, no doubt, that
much opposition to him will develope in.
Southern Dakota from the fact that he
came to the territory only three years ago
with a federal appointment and has en-
ioycd no relations to the people of Dakota
except that of an Office holder who owns
no property in the territory and can not
be regarded as one who came here to make
Dakota his home, office OF no office. 49,.
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col, .TSnes:s.s,
col. ..EOoi..
The Springfield Times. referring 70 can

TIC WI lIV!1 IHIes. 7-I'l7 IT - F'7'!-
didatcs for congress. says:
So far as Go" Moody II concerned il" is not
seeking delegate hnEnrs and "c mink tiia:
safsly that he hu- not nlli horized tt,. l!s.
.; his name in connection tirrcwitn. Il. hoy
ever, nomination shouid be rendered him. hr /.
harmonious convention. he would 10 .iD:!:i ;.y
cept it though it is not what he wants, w!la,
he now sspires to.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
Private and General.

Chicago Times: Private Michal Tobin
United States army, killed his wife's para
mour, and is sentenced to be hanged. Gen
Sickles, then member of congress, killed
his wife's lover, was acquitted, became a
general of the army and Minister to Spain.
The difference isn't in their acts, but in
their rockets
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

All those who have heretofore acted, or now de-
Birc to affiliate. with the Republican party ofDG-
kota, are cordially invited to meet IN their res
pective counties and select delegates to represent
them in thia convention.
The attention of Republicans il called to the
necessity of nominating candidates for district
attorney In their respective districts and ~ there
ere district committees, the territorial COM
mittcc suggests that the delegates to this CON
vcntion be authorized to appoint committees for
their respective districts to call conventions for
.h!s purpose.
G. C. MocDY. Chairman,
J.. y. f. PooRE, Secretary.
MARK w BAILEY,
JouE HEAD.
j. l.. JOLLEY,
ALEX ltCGMEs.
G.. ~ LOuHsBEnHy,
j. +. CAMrBELL.
Z: 3. CHAMBERS.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

A petition for the organization of, Ham.
lin county was presented to the governor
a few days ago, but there being some in.
formality inthe petition it was returned
for correction. Pres and Dlkotaite. Jthly
2Osh ':-''--' '-.t r. a
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

The Grand Forks Plaindcaler urges the
name of W. G. Woodruff, ofGrand Forks,
for district attorney. Heis an old resi-
dent of that part of the territory and an
able lawyer.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26

We understand that i; is the intention of
the people Of iantton cuuniy 10 trot Col:
G.. G. Moody ont upon tl,c Congressional
race course The gallant Col. c;,i. nA:m-
Der his friends by illc t!iousanls>'',roH"i-
on, the territory and will make :: good
fieh, and if nominated by the Republican,
convection would he elected by a good
round majority We are informed that
Judge Brool,il"s, who opposed him 81:
wears ago, and a nn::lho. o: his friends ar:
in favor will, the movement and viii giv'.
the Col. Il hearty sEppor..-EN E";:s.,
Courier.
Judge KiIAer will Start 70, Nor:he"r
Dakota and the Bii,ck Hills soon. 10 ioo':
after his congressional int. rns;s there.
The judge has mad. !. faithful and cfiis
cient Delegate. and twill hever. diff u
f:,y;. new man 70 take tlic nominate n
Dlron, bin. in i;.r COMING is.spuh:ic'. l e.
r!,UTia! Cuaygnt: J:.- l. feihs HoHrier.
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City Ordinance.


Be it ordained by the Mayor and Common Coun-
ell of the City of Bismarck, D. r.
That Whereas, Lots numbered three (3) and
four az in block one hundred aud tcn Q1O) lots
twenty-thrce (2:l and twcnty-four t24) in hloc:
one hundred and eight QOS), lot twelve (12y in
block one hundred and twenty-five Q22). lot TWEEN
tyonc C.D in block fortysix (iG lots thirteen C3)
and fourteen G4l in block seventy-two (72) lots
three i3) seven "a and eight (8) in block one hun
drcd and fourteen G1.O. lots seven %. eight 81
twenty,one (al), twenty-nine (2:p and thirty Csp
in block eighty four lSI). lots nine ( ten (0) ff
teen % and sixteen u6> in block one hundred
goo, lots fourteen 90, fifteen n5) and twenty
,1nr 81 t IN 1,"cK ioftyseHen aH iots twenty
one (7l) and lots nineteen 90 and twenty coy in
BLOCK hlty-fo (54) ofthc City Of Bismarck, re-
main nnsold by said city. % Il N
Ordered, that on the :j0th day of July. 1873, Mt
O'Clock i'll the afternoon of said day at the city
hall in the City of Bialnarck, said lots shall be
sold at public auction for cash to the highest
bidder
Dated City Hall, Juuc 26, 1878.
Attest: GEORGE PEOPLES. Mayor.
CD. CLARK. City Clerk. iti
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The following from the Dcadwood Times
Of July 18th is presumed to be the, article
in :hc Times which called out the above
from thn Ioicncnr

IN ;Dc Tlmcs Which called Out The above
from the Pioneer. ....
The Pioneer Of this morning coutains II dirty
and contem piabic fling at Col. i.ounsbcrrr. ray
ing that lie has visited the Hills twic. fox pci!i
cal purposes, There is no man in the Uniicd
has done much. spent niuci! ;Inr aud :no;I
ey, for the opening and sctle,nsn; Of tn. Hills
Col. Lounsbcrry. Ic sent the first printing Office
Into the Hills. and at his own cost and expense
visited Washington city twice III our interest.
He has some mining interests here. ai!d il there
Is a man in the whole cou:trv who il Gcscrvin.
OF q "rich strike from his mining investments
here 1t is him. And whatever his chances may
be for the nomination for delegate. his friends
have right to assert that as nE;irinc. zeal
ous and lirsefeh friend of this country and orr
people. 10 one has done more, and he is entitled
TO all the credit that his fricnfs cam. While we
do not expect 10 see Col. Lnun>hrrFy tie ncmi-
nee of the convention. we cAnnOt r"innin silent
and sec him deprecated and siaIit!cr:tl for The
pN:pOsC OL hL,t-iill.! ..llne one ..l.,.-
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
Territorial Convention.

ltopublican TerritOriat Convention.
A republican territorial convention is hereby
,is territory, on Thursday, the I'D day Of August
A. d. 1873, ut II o'clock m.,, for the purpose OF
nominating candidate for delegate III congress-,
may properly come before the convention: The
scvcra organized counties will be entitled to
representation in the convention, as follows:
COUNTIES, NO. OF VOTES.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1878-07-26
: cry gratefully yours, JOHN s. NoTTAGE
VEGET TINE. r
LOWE MY HEALTH .s.
TO YOUR VALUABLE
VEGETinE.

NEWPORT, KY, apr. q, 1877.
Mis II. r. SrE"E:s:- ',...-.
Dear Sli.-Having suffered from breaking out
of Cu"keT0uS S,yrS for mere than five years,
caused by an accidcn. OF fractured bone. which
fracture ran into a'rrnnins sore, and having used
every thing ! could think OF and nothing helped
me, until ,N: taken six BOTTLES Of your valuable
medicine which Alr Miller the an"thccnr%. rec,
ommcn,icd very highly. The sXti. bottle cured
me. and Nil can -a%. is that owe M health to
your valuable N":gGtinr. OBJ.
.- Your most ohetiiciit servant!
..- :AL3EitT Won ECEDER.
at is unnecessary for ne to enulncrate the dis
eases for which the Fcgeiiic should he used.
know of no discase which will no: ADMIT ofits
rsc, with good results. Almost innnmcrahle
complaints ur" casctl by poisonous eccrctions in
the. blood, which can be entirely expelled from
the system By tho urc Of the VEGErISE. When
the Blood is perfectly clcanscd. the disease rapid
" yields; all pains cease: healthy action L.
promptly restored, and the patient il cured"
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e,acs au.. s.us.
V'sV'-'s. " W. y " 5s
cafrm slsnses VIII hereafter be tax

Oat'pOf. OPIUM II ''sts VIII bCftHltcf pc tax
cd 553O per ai,iiii.
The Bae.; Kills papers speak % a miner who
found was!,tuD Juil II puie, rei0rt N the Big
Hori mountains which is supposed 10 have lam,
there for years but here il came froia or by
y hom II w;,- arc,ingiaIrt none pretend 70 Know.
The party ma.s;ns the discovery did not know It's
value and aoc away VIII only al, hundred DOT
lar chunk leaving the remainder ior some Jncxy
.rospector
Col, u. II. Williams. a leading a''c'hey a.
DeaaMood dietl 8 few days sgo.
AZ present there lisa big stampede rom Hsau-
"ood to Bear Paw i,ot;Et.ina he new i -
M N. Pan There is in Pennington connty ~ tes.s
,'ts, Eel es OF grornd tina; prospects from , en-.
70 S..''' 10 the pan, aud cGuees hu eASHSi..n.
whatever. 40 one pr:iends 10 work sronha, .ns.
VIII MOI pay 'ciicis othe pan. Distance ienN'
enchentmen.. tSc.-JeGpid Gt.y Journal.
put the boss wheat field is OF Engiestons S farm.
!nst east OF the city. He has field of wheat that
IL = TO . feet in height and very thick good
Tor ~ bushels 10 the acre.--Iap.i City Journal.
At reccDt meet :ng OF the County Commission
crs OF Lawrence County. tre.' allowed the Sheriff
for three months fees SS3f,aGo,oo.
The Dcadsoodiics have struci; it rich. They
nave lIsi discovered t!la! hy going TO the csmE6;
Bear Butte ti,.y can get bottle ethees Tor 80 c:s
.EaRiG Giiy JOaFasi
Sen. >.ursis ami command arrived at Rear
bH:te on tae ist !! inst.
They ca,i en-! horse spectators in the Rack
;tii, pa?h1k en- into Iiic hap;$ hunti.. ground
bT ;hc aid Of ropc. That il tie Way il wa- done
st Spcartf;' last ncc:.,-
, Sauderyili's :c-siamp mill is being removed 10
Eockcryiic.
Judge Bennett and Mr.. IIayLon have formed 4
law partnership.
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several families will soon make it appear
like an old settled neighbolhood. Mr..
Shields lives near the center of what then
was an uubroken wilderness. He has
large family and is making valuable i'm
provemcnts. Each side of him the set
tiers will also put in quite good sized
crops OF vegetables and other crops. The
change was SO great, none would suspect
it to he the same route, were 1t not for
the points of commencement and termin-
alton, being the same as the almost iW
pasablc trail Travelled over two years ago.
A drenching rain make the hospitaOle
roof of Mr.. Ray, near the head OF Caliior'
MIA Creek, welcome shelter from the
storm. From this place Birches Bay,
situate on the Gulf of Georgia, some 3
or 4 miles west of the main Srmiahmoo
settlement, was visited. B. II. Burns
wns the leading farmer there. Alter
leaving this place the store and hotel ut
the spit or Semiahmoo steamboat land,
was visited Thence across the bay to
the north side, visiting the place marked
by an iron monument as the boundary
line between the United States and Brit
ish Columbia, and returning up the bay
and to Mr.. Tartc's place in his skiff, then
by the road to Clark's crossing, and from
there to Whatcom again by the usual
ro.tc, by John Tenants place and Mcsrs.
Benefits and Eldridge's residences. A
full account Of everything noted on this
route will appear this week or next.