Bismarck tribune., 1880-04-16
LOCAL LEYIEs.

a Made By Tribune Reporters I'm their
Daiiy Rounds,
~ Sap snow Wednesday. stS
Strawberries in market Monday.
Dunn s. Co., Druggists, 90, Main street.
Ladies choose your partners for the leap
N year ball.
About 200 laborers for the extension
have arrived during the past week.
John Whalen has his feed store filled
TO the ceiling with -four, feed, etc.
Railroad iron for the extension is arriv-
ing at the rate of twenty cars per day.
Mclean & Macnider's carload Of
Htudebaker s. Co.'S new wagons are all
sold. @ f
Last evenings freight brought one car
load of cattle and one OF horses tor the ex.
tension.
Lawrence allowed its county treasurer
$4,000 for funding the indebtedness of
that county.
The new common council met last
night and adjourned till tonight after
organization. safaastE sastsa.rfI
- ~ The Odd Fellows banquet and ball, to
he given the 26th inst, promises to be one
ofthe finest ever given.
Dan Esenberg will combine business
with pleasure and purchase another large
i stock OF dry goods while east t.tfl
Among the express for Stevenson this
morning is a baby carriage for Sut
Winston. This looks suspicious.
Sam Lung and Gin Sling, regardless of
the fate of the last Chinese outfit, have ar
rived and will open a wash house.
Fourth street now has a good side
walk from Champion Hall to main street.
She is still in need of about 5000 feet
more.
The jamestown Al6rt thinks there will
he about thirty-ive thousand acres of
wheat sown in Stutsman county this
year. ~.
The New LIE Bon Ton has one of the
best cooks in the country behind the
lunch counter, Mr.. E. F. Potter, formerly
OF Fargo. % .. s
Rev. W. c. Stevens is quite i'll so there
will he no service on Sunday at the Pres
byterian church. Sunday.chool as usual,
however.
Between three and four thousand acres
will be sown to wheat IN Burleigh county
this year. The II. b Hayes farm will
have $50 acres.
A resident of Yankton said this morn
ing that Northern Iowa, Nebraska, and
Southern Dakota were already feeling the
effects of drOuth.
MIR. Bennett, of the Bismarck mills, has
located ranch thirty five miles down the
river He will send his Minnesota herd
down in few days.
The chimney at the residence of Fl. G.
Stripe burned out Wednesday, creating
great CONSERVATION among the female res
idents OF that section.
Mr.. Bennett of the Touring mills says
thcs secret snow-squalI was a God send to
ahc farmers and that he wishes another
would come next week.
Mr. Steen, of the Clark farm, finished
seeding 2OO acres Tuesday night. lie
will be through with his wheat this week
and then begin on his oats.
r II. Marsh is keeping q select board
ing house corner OF Fifth and Meigs
streets. Marsh is an old hand ut the bust
ness and keeps the boss house.
Ii the Sheridan House changes hands
Mir. Hurd, the present steward will prob
ably 70 back to the Merchants at st,
Paul, which is now soliciting his ser
vices
Bismarck is bound to be ahead in every
thing When the new NJ. E. church ls
completed Bismarck will have the finest
churches Of any city in Dakota or the
northwest.
A load of pleasure seekers were tipped
out in ditch in front OF Mrs. VIM. Pyes
residence Wednesday. A woman was at
the bottom of it, Mrs. Call badly scared
but not hurt.
S,udcbaker s. Co. advertise their was-
ons in another column. The best recom-
mendation these wagons have is their
popularity and universal use among
trciyhters IN the northwest.
Attention of farmers is called to the
large advertisement of Mccormick reap
ers in another column. These machines
arc for sale by Mcssrs. Mclean l. Macni-
der and arc among the best made.
The beautiful snow whiteneu the ground
TO a depth Of two or three inches on
Wednesday. Moisture in that form will
prove the best 1T this season as the ground
is becoming too dry for farming
There will be public examination Of
applianls to teach in the public schools
marck on TuesGoy April 27th, 1880, COM
county superintendent.
Johnny Donaldson, the negro artist Of
the Opera House, was presented with
leather medal Wednesday night by "Rcd-
day" johnson, the champion beer manip-
ulator. rs 4 reward for Donaldson's far
fetched efforts ON Reds" profitable occu-
patton.
Walker & Bellows are now at the Bad |
Lands organizing the spring campaign Oh
the heex,ensl"n. During their absence from
Nandan Mr. H. +. Kcefer will represent
them. with whom all business should he
transacted. Men arriving for work, etc.
can find out full particulars by applying
to him. -,sr .s,-...-,....' .asr,r,.- -> ,
~ Beds are at a premium. If there were
one hundred more at either the Merchants.
! Western or Custer they would pc filled
every night Many are obliged to sleep
il chairs in the bar rooms or seek Il shady
place in a freight cal. Some one would
strike it rich if they would build bed