Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04


$. d. Brigham Of Mclean county, was
kicked by . horse Monday while at work
near Turtle Lake, and was killed Instantly.
Brigham is we'll known in Bnrleigh county
and has numerous friends who mourn his
loss. 81 #
BIsMARCK IN BRIEF.
The steamer Bachelor returned from be-
low Friday, Captain Voolfolk in COM
Office. .H.
John Homan, the Fifth street baker, has
purchased Frank MasOn's entire stock Of
confectionery and will sell the same at
cost. .s
Mr.. Stearns has named his restaurant
the @Ir0qu0is Care" is having the water
comfortable for his patrons. 7S75's
The roller mill in this city will be oper-
ated under the new management, the same
as under the old, and it Is said that numer-
Gus improvements will be made.
David Stewart, one of the 6rst members
Of the Burleigh county bar association,
tory, where he will locate for the future.
Newspapers all over the northwest are
giving Bismarck due credit for having won
tural products at the state fair in Grand
Forks. i
David Stewart has rented his Office OH
ness affairs so adjusted that he can leave
for Centralia, Washington territory. He
will start in about two weeks. III
NVk,x, ell,
rendered reception while Liberati's band
Is in the city, meets with the approval OF
many who believe that some proper greet
ing should be extended. Fr,a3s
Frank Brown, son Of Col. T.. M. Brown.
will soon return to Bismarck to reside, the
aruns" being so divided that this will be
his headquarters. This is welcome news
to his many Bismarck friends.
"The Chinese Wedding" which was so
successfully performed by. Bismarck's
young people two years ago, is one of the
proposed entertainments to be given by
home talent in the near future.
Professor Fetzer says he will soon have
the Bismarck band reOrganized, and that
il will be the best in the northwest. With
the professor and Palmer to give the band
life and ambition, it should prove sue
cess.
Several farmers have reported yields of
Ia and 15 bushels Of No. hard wheat per
acre on their Burleigh county farms. This
is q good showing. TO- be made without
rain. What would this country do with
rain or irrigation?
The fact that a party Of surveyors OF. in
spectOrs have been travelling over the 500
worthy Of note: The world do -and
80 do railroad grades unless they are
ir0ned and protected.
The report that Frank j. Mason Is about
to leave for California is erroneous. Mr.
Mason has no intention Of going to the
Golden Gate this year, but has contem.
| plated striking out for greener fields and
pastures new In the spring.
The rooster banquet proposed by several
bachelors several days ago will be given
in a few weeks provided the political fight
does not ruin the spurs Of some Of the
leading agitatOrs. The banquet may moi
be held until the legislature c0nvenes.
The next social event will be ball By
the Silver Star club. The balls given BY
this club nave been among the most bril-
liant and enjoyable in the history of Bis.
marck society and the proposed revival
will be welcomed by the capital city devo.
tees.
The Bismarck Starch Factory is once
more 9: subject Of discussion: These
establishing starch factories at Bismarck
must take some decisive step before the
farmers devote all Of their land to potatoe.
and corn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvard Stearns of Chica
| 90 have arrived in the city for the purpose
Of establishing a restaurant, and for tina
purpose have rented the building adjOin