Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1879-04-26
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The Morton County Pioneerss.Kici'' .
Against .:Burleigh'saR Rule $ and I'm
re tend to- fSecedee-- Arrival OF the
!, m Fosquito 4 aBandl- Extensive Inn
v provemen,ts il the Way OF building
III Special G Gorrespo Tribune ~
91i5aiaisAsi 215 Don't LIKE ~
,s,g 9s li..ANDAE, April 26 II Tuesday had our
first public meeting. We Nan ndanites
don't exactly like the idea Of being tied
to the apron strings Of Burleigh county, OF
Bismarck, and propose toshave a little
city and, county Of OH. III. own 9 y over here on
this side. Of the.riYer, or (as the fellow said
who STATED for California; bust" Our
meeting was "a very interesting one most
of the leading men Of this county being
present and taking an active part. They
spoke as if they meant business, and I
guess they do, et @2s'5 4o '5t .''l4>..r -.
tIul EL1saG hgal$'AOsQUITOEs.ss1 Q. .t@s.s
"a The mosquitoes have arrived and have
come to stay, for they are al1rigged out in
ulsters The Is tenderfeet",!look at them
lin holy horror, for they did not expect
them for a month yetaalS Some time ago
they were a]ittle ,skeptical5a as to the truth
of, some ofsthes mosquito stories, but now
they accept anything. % %f2lt231
sdqa4& 2o.Ys59 SKIPPED. 5sils.'
l8S Wednesday a couple Of men stele some
SAWS from Roby Brothers and cpawned
them for a dollar, and a half IS worth Of
."tail slefoot." Tie boys found out who
they Were, and laid all Of their plans to fix
them out in true frontier style i41 They
intended to tie them up and give them
good sound dose. Of raWhjde, and then
turn them: loose. But the fellows ts5got
onto the racket and quietly skipped for
Bismarck, and the faces that knew them
shall know them no more, for which same
the boys arc, truly sorrowful. r,slala3 a3
~ 2,%@elt al ,4,t! NOTES. 40 !i5
Mr. Lang'saebuilding is nearly com
n1eted es3ssac. asal& EN- st# sat4%I#tsts.
Il Every day tue streets are filled with
teams going toclhet front. 2 si5f III. / 1p ...tt
Il Nuke Keatin & is putting up a building
for "a hotel and restaurant, 2Ox4o, two
stories.E ssSs %cf is1e's8R ssis31<
q Harry Interchangeable got into Downs
new y store huildin 8 andhas opened up
h. Yesterday Nj. Lee and party started
west. This makes third party Of sur
yeyors lat mas start ea from here. @ 9'1s
43 M. B. Doyletis put ssing upa building on
Front street. He VIII soon open with q
frst-clrss line Of ciga rs.and liquors. @.'S,.
Thee citizens are tai; King of organizing "a
town here Tt seems t me we are getting
alon ga nicely without any organi zatlon,
and besides, it's cheaper -
Mr.. Bertrand, formt rly bookkeeper for
b. S. Tyler s. Co., Of Fargo, came over
"Wednesday tottake charge5of Mr. Smith s
books. Mr.. Adams, the champion athlete,
is also here. % 3'tS IT, i's'.tss 5,'.'lz
d Mr. Lawrence, Of tie 1irm Of Dickinson
g. Law, ence,, is here, an will commence
the erection Of a large bu:ilding, which he
will fill with a general st, ,ock of goods, the
first of the week. a1tsA 5s<8 t.lo!s =.
Mr. Bruins has the outside Of his build
ing completed. He had several wagon
loads Of goods GOMEZ 8 yer w ednesday
afternoon, and before mig ut had a good
part fti1em Sold M 49,
t This sweek will finish the, grading up to
the second crossing 6f tile Heart: There
Iis some station work e.oings OH beyond
now. Prescott & Hollem Back, who have
ten miles 9of' grading, have come over and
will getto work the first Of the week: h, T.. r.
II understand there is :amoyement "a on
foot to pet a post-o for Mandan, which
lis good idea, for we are ii need Of one.
The Cushman post! office people are very
oblig1ng sand accomnod att &, but we now
have quite a town, and need a postoffice:
We dc not want to have to depend on
another town for our mail. III * 5...fi