Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-09-13
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BLS1fARCK IN BRIEF.
The steamer Rose Bud is being loaded
for down river.
r. W. Drummond, the TRIBuNE's press
man, is seriously i'll.
Information comes from Sioux Falls of q
new arrival in the household of Ex-
Auditor Ward-a boy.
It is expected that large bets will be
placed on the game between the Bismarck
and Grand Forks teams.
With q runaway team, q dozen anxious
candidates and acinnamon bear performing
on the streets yesterday, the city was far
from dull.
the First National block has been raised.
and that q Chicago man will, furnish the
money for the purchase.
volume of business on the stream this
year will compare very fav0rably with that
of any preceding season.
NJ; NJ S Sscksn ma, h has Just finished burning
being is therefore at an end.
The Northern Pacific management is
contemplating several important improve
accommodation and comfort Of the public,
A handsome offer was made, on Friday
for the First National bank block, but the
IS too desirable to be hastily sold at pl es-
ent.
The evidences of an approaching boom
are SO unmistakable that the real estate
men are beginning to dust off their signs
tractiye maps.
Ed. Wentworth, VINO has won reputa-
ti0n as one Of Bismarck's leading horse
Grand Forks to add to the interest of the
races at the fair.
Several Bismarckers will go to Grand
hotel s.Dacotah" Monday next. Plates at
the banquet are $40 each and the spread
promises to be the finest ever served in Da-
kota.
Judge Rose held court in Bismarck Wed
nesday for the purpose of smaking'' citi
sZens. A large lumber Of foreign born set
tiers have taken out their naturalization
papers and become s:full' citizens during
the past summer.
The fact that the prohibitionists of South
Dakota are making desperate effort to
have prohibition adopted in North Dakota
has added a new phase to the campaign
and given the politicians s-state and local
"a bOuutiful topic for discussion.
The North Sides and the reservation
base ball mines played a game on the res
ervatiOn last Sunday, which resulted in a
victory for the former, the score being 27
to 28. The North Sides have won three
straight games from the reservation team.
Bill Nye and James Whitcomb Riley
will be in st. Paul about January 14th next,
and arrangements are being made for a
tour of the Northern Pacific country, that
they may appear in the large towns along
the line. They would draw full house in
Bismarck.
DIR. Burleigh, the gifted old timer, who is
now q candidate for judge in the Miles
City (Montana) district, passed through
the city Monday. en- route home from the the
enough to receive the best wishes of many
of his Bismarck friends.
Now that the white caps have invaded
North Dakota, South Dakota can no longer
0Vesov VI 0A 0NV V1nV0kO VAAO equipment
for statehood. By the way, it would be
pleasing to know what candidates in this
farming district will get the white cap
vote. Here is an opportunity for some fine
political maneuvering.
It has been suggested by some of those
interested in the present political contest
in Burleigh county, that the genuine old
time School house campaign" be inaugu-
rated so that the candidates and their
champions may discuss the issues in every
district in tie county. This would be q
good awakening and would give the people
in the rural districts a taste of the fun.
Speaking of the departure Of Professor
Rider from LaMOure, where he has been
the superinte tendent Of schools during the
past year, the LaM0ure Chronicle says;
Mr.. Riders departure will be sincerely Re.
gretted by the patrons of the LaM0ure
school. He has been in charge Of that in
stitutiOn for three years and has shown
himself not only competent but untiring
in devotion and zeal.
James Gall0way's team added to the ex.
citement Monday by breaking away from
Dietrich's corner, almost turning back
s0mersault and dashing straight acr0ss$the
street to Grimn's grocery which for . mo
ment was In danger Of demolition. The
oasy %as and
the buggy on the corner with broken
tongue and other damages. No person
was injured and the team was stopped
near the postofiace.
Mondays Personals.
GU. Lyons Of Steele visited the city.
W. B. Stacey Of st. Paul is at the sneri
dan. 3
E. +. welch Of Chicago came IN from
the east. alS
Il NJ. A. Adams Of Des Moines is sojourn
ing In the metropolis. 6
j. Dawson Thompson of Dawson passed
the day with capital city friends.
Among the Minneapolitans TO arrive was
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