Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1884, 1880-08-06
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Note Book.

Dunn 6 Co., druggists, 90 Main street.
Chas. Kupitz is building house for
sale or rent on one of his lots near his
residence.
Fred Strauss IS not only an expert and
artistic jeweler, but Sig Hanauer says he
is brilliant billiardist.
Forty. i've acres of wheat were put in
shock yesterday on the r. B. Hayes far m,
six miles north Of Bismarck
That conversation water of Charl ey
Williams is somewhat democratic, but
extremely popular with the citizens.
Kupitz & Griffin have dissolved part
nership, and Il. W. Griffin is now run
ming alone their popular city market. 2
Fred Whittier, of the Sheridan aeusc,
has gone to St. Paul to visit his pa
rents. Fred is very popular among the
boys.
Valentine Schreck and Fl. P. Bos lie
took possession of Joe Hare's "Bon Tom
restaurant. Wednesday.
Watson is determined TO close out his
clothing at fifty per cent below cost to
make room for an immense stock of goods
for the fall trade.
Do not fail to look over Watson's ele.
giant line ofsilks before you purchase, as
he is determined to close them cut before
going cast for fall stock.
Geo. El]sbury, at Troy City, has prov
en- that white clover Will soon run out
the prairie grasses by just scattering the
~ seed on the sod to be beaten in by the
rain.
A live dark horse came into Lounsberry's
Poetofiice last week.-B;sM01c& Sun.
Another jackass looking after the i'm
proycments, and to take the measure OF
tie office.
The Methodist Church is nearly COM
pletcd, the roof on and the tower finished.
1t will greatly ada to the appearance of
Fifth Sltcet not only financially but sub
stantiatly. >
Griffin & Mckenzie are rebuilding the
rooms lately occupied by Mrs. Lewis as
restaurant. w. Fl. Thurstdn has rented
the new rooms. They will be neat and
well located.
Mike McLcar finds his saloon trade
more profitable than the City Marshal
ship. he has succeeded in building up
q splendid trade among city people that
visit the levec.
The Disma rex mills will pay two cents
more per bu shell for wheat than the rul-
ing price at Fargo. Bismarck wheat is a
superior article, and most Of it will be
wanted for home consumption.
John Barr rendered his resignation as
agent Of the Peck, not the Power line of
steamers. Capt. J. W. Bishop now has
charge Of the Peck boats. Capt Barr
!. rustles as before for the popular Benton
4 line. .-a.' .a-rsa@--- s~z.=
Messrs Wakeman and Marsh are now
tAI ut
Hotel and are doing q rushing business
= Ehey both enjoy al extensive acquain
tancc and will meet with an equal amount
, Of patronage.
The little steamer belonging to Capt.
lcycc and has been christened "I'aby
- Mine." It is a neat and cosy craft and
will be used as a ferry between this city
and Mandan.
Robert Pontet who is engaged in bust
ness at Green River, and we'll known
among the business men Of Bismarck,
Paid the city u flying visit this week lie
reyorts business on the extension as be-
ing very lively.
Mr.. Lee, Tie awning maker, has re-
turned from the Bad Lands and Is open
for Ell! "a cement. He says the Indians in
the lghborhood OF the Little Missouri
are desperate and fractous Hence ne
returns 70 the city.
tiajor XIX is erecting neat residence
ut Camp Hancock The Major has
changed wonderfully and for tie better
the appearance of the camp. 1t only
needs trees and white clover to make
Camp Hancock "perfcct]y lovely
Denny Hannifin's Democratic Head
quarters in Bismarck is established bv an
immense game fowl ia bright colors,
hung on the outer wall, in the act of
singing over its left ear the figure Of
Gen. Garfield, which it Is lifting in its
beak.
/; A fresh installment Of Indians arrived
. this week, among them were "Bull-n-
the Water and -Four Thorns," Cree
scouts, who have been attached 70 Capt
i3al.eTs command on the Little Missouri
They have received honorable discharges
and will go to Fort Stevenson to lc-enlist
Mr. Watson has put up two elegant
signs, the work of Rob,. Bannerman, done
in bright colors and gold. on one ef which
the name oi the proprietor and dry goods
!, ind notions is 8 iyen, and oa the other
idvertises gents furnishing goods. No
handsOmcr sign can be found on Third
street, St Paul.
Rev. Mr. Ycatcr has taken tree and
homestead claim in the ncig'lborhood OF
Mr.. Mille1's farm and lRtcnds to epend
the remainder of his days in this vlcin
ity The collector will be around in
few days looking after subscriptions made
81 year ago for the construction of the
church. They ought to be paid at once.
". B. Bell, W. Bcrkclman, and e. j.
Clausen spent about SIX hours on the
pra1ries north of Bismarck the first OF the
week, returning with seyenty-two birds,
the result Of the days sport.
They report the chickens very ;.bun liant
and in fine condition There has been
10 hail a. other trouble this season to in
terferc with the breeding before or after
hatcEing, and after the 18th the boys VIII
have fine fun hunting them.
The gang Of boys engaged in play en-
front street until 10 and II p, M, have be
come-a nuisance that ought to be sup
pressed Ifthere is no ordinance under