Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-05-31
A Wen Managed Institution,

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g. Well Managed Institution. II
e The new penitentiary board reap fiji
pointed Dan Williams, warden, DIR. w. A. an
Bentley physician and Rev. Father Wolf Sc
gang chaplain. The Mandan Pioneer, st
n whose editor is president of the board fri
u says: "The penitentiary is q model insti- hi
tuition and the directors could not have ap- ge
pointed warden who will give so much
; general satisfaction as Mr.. Williams. So
n well has the institution been managed
y that no body else had even applied for the ~
q place." ~
~ More Thoroughbred H orses for the Slope. r,
8 A car load of fine horses arrived from thel fin
8 west consigned to H. F. Douglas, postrader tn
d at Ft. Yates. These horses are from Sena- no
4 tor Washburn's western farm and are fine tv
5 blooded animals. Mr.. Douglas is going into W,
f the stock business on an extensive SCALE wi
! He has now over $50 head of cattle-not II
: range cattle, but cattle housed and fed in su
+ the winter season. He believes this to be nc
, more profitable than ranging cattle and
e running the risk of frequent losses.
None of Oklahoma for Him. sti
N Mr.. w. G. Barge was in Bismarck Satur- !. -.
day making extensive purchases for the S1s
= new hotel which he is about to open in ", w
- Steele. Mr.. Barge has been all through W y,
the southwest-down into the Oklahoma Oh on
. country and out to the coast-and he %
: comes to the Missouri slope because he be-
N lieves it has the best future of any region
y now open to settlement. He gets in on a..
- - the ground floor now and that is what he 10
is looking for.
l. The Smell is Gone. sn
: On complaint of Chief of Police Marsh =, .e
/ Saturday George Gussner was arraigned W ,u
before Justice Hare charged with render u"
ing lard in the rear OF his establishment
which was an intolerable nuisance to
. those who live in that vicinity. The off, Al
: Ger says he had cautioned Mr.. Gussner on da
:. one or two occasions, but he needed him ev
= not. Mr. Gussner agreed to remove his it
;. lard rendering apparatus beyond the city fe
)" limits. paid the costs of the court and was tr,
discharged.
8 Looking to Cheap Transportation.
J The city through Clerk Barrett, received bi
J. an invitation Monday from the chamber of nu
h commerce and city council of Duluth, to on
n send two delegates and the commercial in w
g terests three delegates to the water th
r ways convention, which convenes in ha
) that city August 9Th next. This
d convention is in the interest of cheap
+ transportation and Bismarck should be
e represented stt
Laudable Ambition. -
= It's a laudable ambition to want some ~
= thing and want it bad for that matter, and to
. Mcclure ought not to find fault and say
; ) Forks, or Minot, or Grafton or any other
- town because they happen to want some CO
!. thing that Devils Lake also wants-nor Ju Ju
pitch into Bismarck on account of Editor NJ
Tuttle, because Bismarck is not respon- uo
sible for Tuttle. tl
$ One Cent q Mile.
!. The Northern Pacific and Manitoba rail- do
u ways have made a rate of one cent per mile wi
: for fireman and bands in uniform for the fa
: fireman's tournament at Fargo, ana it is AZ
- likely this will be she rate on all roads to
- Bismarck for the great celebration on the
fourth of July. and reception to the con-
- tic
's Does the Old STAFF Hold Over? TT
Do the members Of the old staff of Gov mi
:. ern0r Church remain as the aid de camp
to Governor Mellette until relieved, or
does the staff fall when the head goes :.
When the TRIBUNE gets an authoritive " "
!, and conclusive reply to this the stakes Of ~
: = of wager will be turned over to the ~
T winner.
:. Will Challenge the Chicaxos.
y The Chicagos now being down to fifth = =
place IN the league championship they. are -. n'
:. no longer q drawing card in the east and .ls
y it is possible that the club may be induced 81
= jump the league and meet the Bismarck
}. nine on the Fourth. A challenge will be
If sent. ba
Problem Of Local Interest. "
Governor Foraker Of Ohio, got $642S the
9. other day from an accident insurance COM SO
pany for the loss Of his toe-nail At this q q
n rate what would be considered proper 4.
d damage for the loss of hair on the upper
ID lip? This is a problem Of local interest B
y The Soldiers ut Church. la
" The members Of the G. a. r. Of this city
70 attended memorial services at the Metho- In
dist church Sunday. The services were .!
conducted by the Rev. Bollinger. Com =
pany a, Of the D. N. G. also attended the
II services in a body. u Ri
= A Gard OF Thanks.
,e Mr.. De Graf wishes through the TR1-
r BUNE to return his sincere thanks to the n