Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-11
Harvest Fair and supper.


The Baptist congregation gives its harvest
fair and supper in the old postofice build
ing, on Tuesday, October 18th, opening at
6p.m. One Of the most stimportant features
will be the display of fancy articles for
sale, contributed by friends in the east and
at home. Many of these articles are suit
able for holiday gifts; among them being
paintings in oil and water, books, fancy
aprons, sachets, dainty book remarks, lovely
tides, ETC., which will be sold at reasonable
rates.
For supper mush and milk or coffee and
rolls will be furnished at IL cents, or both
at 25 cents.
All farm and dairy products and culinary
exhibits entered for competition, to be the
property Of the church. ALI such may be
left at o. r. M. Jamison's, or a.. D. Gray's
Office, or with Rev. George Kline. A suit
able committee will make the awards.
PREMIUMS WILL BE GIVEN AS FOLLOWS:
Best display of products from one farm,
by Moffet & Gray, Dakota Settler one year.
Best corn on stalk and in ear, by Il. w.
Griffin, in goods so cents.
Best wheat In bundle and threshed. by
Dan Eisenberg, pair gents kid gloves.
Potatoes, different kinds; first by TR1B-
IUNE company, Weekly six months; second
by "a. E. Beal, in goods 80 cents.
Carrots, by A. Logan; first in goods so
cents; second in goods 25 cents.
Best peck rutabagas, by NJ. p. Slattery
in goods 50 cents.
Turnips, BY E. Z. Strauss; first go cents;
SECOND 40 cents:
first plush necktte; second box linen
Best pumpkin, BY o. R. Barnes & Co.,
dress pattern.
Best hubbard or green mountain SQUASH.
by W.S MoOrhouse; first in goods 60 cents;
second 40 cents. s
Best half dozen beets, by Q. q. Will, one
Peck FAX seed, by TRIBUNE company:
first Weekly TRIBUNE one year; second
Weekly TRIBUNE six months.
Best quart shell beans, by M, Eppinger,
pair gents gloves.
Peck onions, by The Boston; first silk
handkerchief; second silk necktie.
Best preserves from native fruits by Miss
X. Brady, pair Browns corsets.
jelly from native fruits, by the church:
first chrome; second booklet, Home Sweet
HOme." 81 i7
Best wheat and corn bread, by Kupitz:
first three pounds baking powder; second
two pounds baking powder.
pickels 81.
Ornamental cake, by the church; first
n marine M = water color picture; second Uncle,
Best three pounds butter; first pair Macki-
nav mitts, by Capital Boot and Shoe store;
SECOND Saat book, BY +: Frisby. ]. .
heavy wool mitts.
Best roast duek, by w. a. Hollemback,
50 cents in goods.
Best roast prairie chicken, by L. c. De-
Graf; first gents rubber; second child's
rubber.
Best pumpkin pie, BY Brandt, puff box
Best roast turkey, BY Moffett & Gray,
Settler one year.
necktie. -
Best Wild goose, by Webb Bros; first oil.
painting; second chrome.
church; first chrome, White mountains;
second, by @. d. Phelps, goods 80 cents.
Best quart Dutch cheese (smear kase),
by Van H0uten Bros, tea pot. 5,
prayer lMsft ii: s.ls5, from young LADY .Sy
and gentleman.
For lady, plague oil painting. &.
For gentleman, Ornamental cuff and col.
lar bas. So 81 ~
NOTICE. u q
To THE PUBLIc: You are hereby
notified that Eilko Van Houten and
William Van Hoaten, late partners
doing business O Bismarck, ID. #.
as Van H0nten Bros, and each mem-
her Ofs said arm indivi dlally, have made 8
general assignment 70 me l0f allj their prop