Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-11-28
VIEWS AVID NOTES.
6quaws Of big chiefs Oft remind us,
We should pick our squaws with care;
60 We m not leave behind us
Half our natural crop Of hair.

Half our natural crop Of HAIR.
CARL SEIZURE.
Ca.eelton, Dakota, has erected $25, 900 worth Of
buildings this year.
The new addition to the Fargo Headquarters
Hotel il about completed.
Congress next week Look out for astampede
from the court Of the caucus king
Joseph Croukite was killed by an explosion
last week in the Deadwood mine.
Gen. Brady, I'd Asst. P. NJ. General, made $780,
oO recently in telephone stock.
The Pioneer says the First National Bank.
Deadw ood, has taken possession ofits new build
Ing.
&c. Whaen, late of the Dell Rapids Eapo-
n<nt, hus recovered from his overdose of chloro-
form.
The Homestake famous Black Hills mine
has paid $3.50 600 dividends during the past three
years
The Hastings & Dakota railroad has been in-
ished to Big stone Lake on the eas tern boundary
OF Dakota.
A. w. Mcrrick, late of the Pioneer, and z. s.
Burke about starting another paper in the
Black Hills.
A rich strike in quartz, the Pioneer says, has
been made in the Iowa mine, Poor Mans gulch,
Black Hills.
Telegraph rates, the Central City Herald Gays,
have been reduced to $1.25 from points in the
Black Hills to Chicago.
W. w. Keenc, who gobblcd $4,000, funds Of
J, the Northwestern National Bank. gets seven
years in saltwater.
large portion of Pennington, Mimi, was de-
stroyed by fire Saturday night. St. Paul and
Minneapolis sent steamers to aid in checking the
flames.
Capt. Baird has sold the Spotted Horse Chief.
= Blac~ Hills silver location, for one hundred
thousand dollars cash,
Doctors Weddlesteadt and Stein, of Deadwood,
are about to establish German newspaper in
that city The Pioneer says
The rebel cruiser, Shenandoah, was wrecked
recently in the Indian ocean. She was owned
by the Sultan Oi Zanzibar.
heavy snow storm recently occurred in
Georgia. Fourteen inches of snow fell in New
York and PeunsYlyaniaa month ago.
Matt Carpenter is out in letter denouncing
the Chicago Tribune for lying. He publishes his
communication in the Chicago Times.
The Eddison telephone company having been
consolidated with that of the Bell the stock has
risen in value from $40 to 900 per share.
son OF ex-Gov. Wise recently made the mo-
tion for admission OF q colored man to practice
law in the courts Of Virginia. The world moves.
Haggin, Lounsberry 4 co recently paid $780,
eco fol two-tifths interest in Black Hills gold
mine, jack Gilmer owning the remaining three
1fths
The Rapid City Journal Gays Rev. j. w. Pick
ett was recently killed near Lcudvllle. etuge
coach in which he was riding upset and crushed
him as it rolled down preclpice.
The equestrian statue of Gen. Thomas recently
unveiled, cost $685. ,OOO Congress gave $4,000 and
a lot OF bronze cannon which nctted $as,OOO. The
balance was raised by private subscription.
On the day that Serator Bayard was first elected
to the United States senute his father, James A.
Bayard, was reelected to the same'0Ody, the on
" instance OF the klud in the history Of the
try.
Gen Sherman has written letter in relation
to the society of the army of the Tennessee in
which he speaks Of himself and others as '.We
old cusses." He wants society Of enlisted men,
also, formed.
The natives of the Sandwich telands greet each
other with, whoa, Emma?" and then sit down
log and weep in chorus. They think it is
something sud-something like Never put of
till Tomorrow what you CAN do this afternoon =
Mrs swisshcm is mad again. This time, be-
cause Mrs. Gen. Grant was neatly arrayed in.
stead disappearing in the chemiicon invented by
the immortal Jane. Jane dresses in elegant
simplicity and wants the hlst ladies Of the land
10 follow her example.
rnl> n. ~, \
ings erected in Fargo during the present year.
The aggregate cost of same being given as $&57, :
O29 and the total number l5O. The post Office
cost 5000, and the n. p. railroad has put up
buildings estimated at S6O,OOO.
Senator Bayard is described By O correspondent
of the Boston HerGid as broad shOuldered, gray
haired clean shaven, muscular and fresh in col
or. He IL exceedingly athletic, being famous in
Wilmington as pedestrian and boxer. His
manners are frank aRd kindly, his ways of fspeech
quick aud earnest.
An exchange says: "Onc of the prominent
features Of the forthcoming report of the secre-
tary of war will be review oi the expenditures
on account Of the army, which have now been
brought down to an ante .bellum basis, and are
proportionately smaller thai ever before in the
history fthe government" #
The hair of child nine years old, at Olean, N
Y, has turned from dark auburn to snow white
few weeks ago she cav two or three drunken
men in the street and was terribly frightened
She cried for three hours, and her paroxysms o
grief were wel-nigh uncomfortable Soon afte
her hair began to turn gray, and now 1T is white
1t il now; claimed that the heart Of the grea
Napoleon was eaten by rats, and that the ahear
GSaelcep was substituted for 1t. The room II
which the cmbalming process was going on DC
Ing left over night, rats came in, upset the yesse
containing the precious morsel and devoured 1t
The physicians, to avoid the charge ofnegligcnce
secured and embnlmed the heart ofa sheep In