Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-20
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BISFARCK IN BRIEF.
Numerous farmer alliance meetings are
reported from the rural districts.
Hugh McGarvey Is contemplating 9 trip
to- Spokane Falls, with an eye to business.
Bismarck was well represented at the
opening Of The Dacotah' at Grand Forks.
o. r. Barnes Is receiving his fall and
winter stock Of dry gOOds-.as fine as has
ever been brought to Bismarck.
Val Schreck will soon remove his saloon
to the store room In the Conner building
recently vacated by !. G. DeGraff.
ing of his paiatisl dry II, Goods Goods store in the
Dakota block some day this week.
The latest report Is that work on .. Mis-.
Pierre will be commenced in the spring.
The steamer Rose Bud with Captain
Braithwaite In command, arrived from be-
Mrs. E. II. Wilson was elected superin-
tendent Of prisiOn missions for Dakota, at
the meeting Of the w. 9. I. U. in YanktOn.
A, large force Of men is now working on
the reconstruction of the coal sheds in
Mandan, which were recently destroyed by
fire.
The news from Helena is that the old
time Bismarckers in that city-and they
number about 200, are solid for TIC. Power
for governor.
Dan Eisenberg has removed his stock Of
dry goods to his new and spacious store
rnn int tho no1 70 tod
by "a. R. Mead & Co.
Farmers Of Burleigh and adjoining coun-
ties @ are re receiving good prices for their pro
tiOn to face the winter.
1t is reported that several Bismarckers
recently made handsome stake on wheat.
They have been investing for some time
and at last struck it rich.
- Another n II report from Grand Forks simi-
lar to those received during the past two
days and the joy Of the sportsmen OF Bis
marck will know no bounds.
painted for his new clothing store in the
old Eisenberg room and making the neces-
sary preparations for a grand opening.
Mrs. Claussen, Mrs. w. B. Bell and Ben
Claussen are comfortably located in Ia
coma. "Ben" has rented a store and is
now EN- route easttO purchase stock of
goods.
4 1t is said that Senator Spooner of Wis
consin will appear in Bismarck during the
campaign. He is one Of the most eloquent
! speakers in the country, and will be given
rOusing meeting.
Pat Killen will not stop in Bismarck on
his reaurn from the Pacific slope as was
expected. The fight he made with AIcAu-
life was q Disappointment to his many
sporting friends hereabOuts.
d. w. Hutchinson, the plump and dim
pied receiver OF the land Office is said to be
the champion QUOT pitcher of the city.
There are several who dispute his claim
and challenge may be the result.
The Mandanites are preparing to attend
the republican rally in Bismarck Saturday
afternoon and the BiSmarckerS will re-
turn the compliment by going in force to
the meeting in Mandan in the evening.
topics now discussed by Burleigh county
farmers, and the government may rest
assured that If system is established the
tillers of the Missouri valley soil will be
quick to utilize it.
The fact that there will be q legislative
session Of four months in Bismarck, be-
ginning in November, has attracted the
attention Of theatrical managers to this
point and anumber of first-class attractions
are being booked.
The report that comes from eastern
Burleigh OF q rOusing political meeting
among the farmers is one Of the important
Will turn out and make Rome howl at a
political meeting is far from dead.
The Northern Pacific will soon publish q
bound passenger to Bismarck about 10
O'clock q. m. The gain in time will result
from the Minnesota cutoff, the train COM
ing by way OF Little Falls instead of by
Brainerd.
I. Farmer King, the happy yeoman whose
farm nine miles north Of the city is one OF
the best in the county has removed to the
city to remain during the winter. Mrs.
King left Cor her former home in Ohio last
week, and the frisky King will be q r0llick-
ing member of the "bachelOrs'' club until
spring.
The Mandan people were justly indig-
firm in flooding their town with indecent
advertisements. The boys who were hired
to paste the advertisements on the build
ings and fences were stopped by the auth
Orlties yesterday and the objectionable
cards removed.
Mr.. T. B. Gray Of Tomahawk, Wis, one
Of the most expert jewellers In the north
west, arrived in the city last week. 70 ac-
cept q position In the store Of G. H. Phelps.
mendatiOns and will hereafter have charge
Of the watch and jewelry department. in
Mr.. Phelps popular store.
a rooster banquet is among the many
events proposed for the season Of social
O0JQtV Ms that oOmaS with the o0nl.