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Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Baker ana wesley.

Baker srd Wesley, two good knock n
bout com, diars Of tAis city, VIII start
out on the r,ai some time next month.
They have several engagements from
dinerert c0lrauia', but they do not
know which one thoy Will accept, Mi.
BasCr aya tist he will rive home on or
ah-ut JaGuarY lat, 1880 These two
cicver comedians, II they should ever
euma 10 our city, should .a welcomed BY
q lackel houae.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
A Fast shaver.

George B. Metzner, No. 10s East Third
street, is looked upon as one Of the incst
expert handlers of razor and lather
brush in the city. He gets over a round,
smooth face In an incredibly short space
OF time, and 1t takes very little longer to
get around the sharp curves and prose-
tlons OF an angular one. His razors are
always sharp. towels clean and every
thing neat around mis- establishment. The
speed with which Mr.. Metzaer dispo.es
Of his customers is a great advantage
when they are In hurry, and prevents
long waits for each others turn.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Visiting the noalth Spring.

Since the wide publicity given to Mrs.
Thomas Wltr's health spring on her
country home beyond the Shellpot, on the
Philadelphia pike, by an article In the
REPUBLICAN published week ago, the
spring has at times been crowded by
health seekers. Mrs. Wier went out to
her place last Sunday at 1890 O'Clock
and remained there until dark, and dur
ing that time 525 persons came from
Philadelphia and Wilmington and drank
of its health-glying waters. The highest
expectations Of Professor Hunt have
been realized, and orders are coming In
for barrels OF the water from distant
places. The future OF the spring as a
health resort rests no more in doubt.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
BIT by n I,attlesnal1a.

MELBOURNE, Fla, Oct. l.--w. r..
Adams, postal clerk on the route ba.
tween hero and Jupiter Inlet, d ed on
Sunday night from the bic OF rattle.
snake. hbout midnight on Saturday he
accidentally stepped oil the suhkc as he
was walking along the highway, and The
reptile buried It's fangs in one of his
legs. Adams twisted a handkerchief
about the wounds and hurried to a ply
siclan. The wound vas cupped aud poul-
t.ced, aud whisky administered freely,
but the treatment proved unavailing.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Questionable Action

new YoRK, Oct. l.--Over three hun
dred men were thrown out OF work here
Yesterday by strike ordered by the
Brlcklayers' Union. The object OF the
union is to compel the discharge OF four
non-union colored teamsters employed
by Peek, Martin " Co. Tho workmen
ordered out sldo with their employers,
and complain of the hardship inlicted
upon them, as they were Just beginning
to have steady work, alter the delay
caused by the wet weather OF the past
lev months,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
uono M.ed1ling. .

Richard Uhlo1 and Mis sallio WI
helm were married at II O'Clock ycater.
day (lloaday) r oHin at th4 ioAlaacs
ufihehfid.'s fatlc5 }. j. " tlhelu, $50
Chestnut street. lie groom Is 1 ree deut
q tsiihuUgc, ID III ere he .a n cEarl C
II tie Ealllmu,e lr.nch OF the Pitz burg
J., c.. aud Sle Company. rhe cere4ony
was porormoi By Rev. W g. kuols.
Tie pair lett IN the - ?. m. train for
Baltimore, where they will reside at NO
st2 Calhoun street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
lnrrcdout.

Edwin Arden p'aye 10 IL 20 Il house
last evening at Procior's Opera House.
lie Is even leI.or thau when he first Hp-
lcsred in Barred N4t.' The piece is
null Of thn1,ug episo los, and rs rem
lqIed hy this teiented actor and he
anusH never fGl' 10 ahs rh tie Attention
Al his audiences Tn pista vii be r.
rcaieJ peaiu Ills evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
A Inrse Funeral.

The funeral OF Mrs. Providence Cald.
well, who died on the goth inst took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
irom tie residence CT her husband, No.
720 Kirkwo0d street, and was largely at
tended. Services were held In Scott Nj.
L. Caurch, and were very solemn and
The intermcnt took place in
Riyerview cenelery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
The ,tus,,ecsl,,,.

WAsurSGroH u. G., oe'. IL. Is
currently believed here that the Presl--
dent has decided to nominate Attorney
General Miller Tor Justice OF the supreme
Court of the United states, to ill the
vacancy caused by the Il ath of Justice
Matthews. Should Miller hot DC selected,
1t is believed the CHOICE Will iall upon
Judge Wood, Of Indianapolis.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
I--l.t.L ...I.-...-

i has tcmdp.d f,r az Au.r'cln lady
20 write rafa'auon nf I. bett ElsHcre,
tie toai ,las lai such en- imm n,e r!r-
eula.ion and which u aay leqrle bought
aoaiI sH5,t1 tLe.T ia'th it lE entitled
~ Euieh; raA," iy Ltdh Hovt
Farmer, aud aIii lt is5rca a; ucn H. J.
$. o Dzl,ia, OF t.as Fer, aad Gi'eai o.,
ami is d,tued o az lesrt ctsa.9 iaueh
cal |feis.D
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
r.rra.,,ins .ise ee..ls of Disease.

70 inll.e eha germs d, dsea.e With
i.eir IA IL breath i,t.sg it,e oil it % H-
81 MalirA-ar1Ua localities eYuly-
w-tra I4cru Htuir ctiaU p.erc pJ s11
mly, however, Hr req OF .t5 NsHam Jdd
rendered inr 4tul le e q ttt ita uss o.
N.ste.tcr's s,t'J.eh Filters 1rls Frt.
euIuen'N rsia ul ute, iss rom 3F aal
safeguard net oAtJ araIies#ce sEA
Nh-n devnoaal iat pnaP.s aa sslt.u
t3 sgit!H n ge .ls as=Hls S. Lslr5 gaF-
steal iu c'i3n is c9t.isu.ad 70 Or rezt.Ial
o Ee-ui-i4tH ii+ giigu liasi 4tlri 81 tf
lngg!.h aisd biliHi6 bau!t, which Of H.
BE- tlss.t t. 20 ass e. l7G- H,el 81 t.Lt
Hi1 2 n tent tyfu' e ma'l'tal Disease,
Watl. rlHs.c atresphell C4us ,xt
..e B'4, confidence Is 1859 .himt
Dye rli3in9 aud defer lse aunl, wind
Ea8 moreover agac o, i.4a uisI let55'o
c'Mr. .cH1lHtcs el Ltg,." c4t4G,tio or
sa alkalcid. leYr rut aE5c, dumb
1890 70 q gEIu ctld Ha- iLp e. a'eUtura
Oi til isllmGi Irl clHquergi by i tufa
w, Pleasantly. kheuHaliam, uaurueia,
3 al Et,iauy all u iGdGg I'll 14lies, con
atipatau uh1 lad r.stou yield 20 Il.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Chlnnmen in Trnns.t.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 3O.-The Treas
ury Department has issued circular to
customs officers giving the conditions
under which Chinese laborers may pass
through the United States. They must
show through ticket ACROSS the whole
territory OF the United States at the port
parture In not over twenty days.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Excellel.t Tainlly Coal.

II yonr coal has iaii TO give enlite
satisfaction, and 'haula eh'uea be
found necessary, esll on tbe Aew firm o.
shcWnsd S Chandler aud give .lem 4
rial. They are building up their trade
by Offering the hest lnaucemenis in every
way. feephcne and postal card orders
promptly attended 10. Weldiu's old yard,
South silc, WI, D i. Phone 10.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
nod Commented With n.

Alfred Fountain wishes It stated that
he was not connected In any way with
Parker's gambling den that was raided
last Saturday night. Fountain says that
last Saturday night was the fret time
that he had been In the place and was
then more as spectator than partici-
pant.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
nIunIclpai Court.

"Neddie" Mu.vey WAS before the Num-
cipal Court this morning, for drunken
ness, but as he had succeeded in keeping
sober Tor a long time, and went to work
as he had promised, the Court remanded
him until tomorrow morning.
James McGinnis, keeper Of a junk
shop, was charged with receiving stolen
goods from boys, but the evidence not
being sufficient to hold him he was dis
charged.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Foot Ball Meeting,

There was large attendance of those
interested in fo,t ball at the meeting
held last evening at the office Of William
8. Hilles, Esq. 1t was decided 10 form a
foot ball team under the auspices of the
Delaware Field Club. Philip Q. Church.
man was elected secretary, and he will
challenge the Elkton, Della
ware College and University of Pennsyl-
vania freshmen elevens.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Rlnp,.i.,r lilal Lost.

cve,ire ID noyi. ne SID belonging
10 oaorls IS. Mat4acr, 80. les Cast fllr,
.reet. tteayel while being transferred
from c!.a#c #c.li,e 80 aaother. Tie ligI was
"a eleRt pet with Air Me,auer and his
Ianill, al he ~ II paY IT, al reward
go amy pelsoN "l9 may return IL
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Knights Tcinplar Conciave-Low Rate
VIA tho Il. y ..

Take the B. * o. flyers from Delaware
avenue station to the National afital.
Excursion tickets 81. p, so!d Tor all tlalus
October 9th to sth, good until October
3lst.
For time of trains see b. & o. time
table In another column.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
I..-ll,.Inn-ln t.n.lLncinn-

Tie p. x d. R. T.. sill sell eycpH'or
tichgts 20 WasG IG'nu aud return fer MI
tra'as October 5iA to Slh inclusive, eoad
f0g gatggu uutd October alst, 1T rae o.
t3 =.
Sc. u.ae-.aJlc IN other eolrmn.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
A praoticnI Experience of

is years enables me to repair satisfac-
torily all grades Of watches and clocks.
Clocks to be repaired called for and re-
turned to any part of the city without
extra charge. Fri L. Barton, jeweler,
2H East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Don't let cold seat itself in your
luHgs and plant the seeds of consamp-
lion. You can prevent all thls, and se-
euro long life, free from seated lung
troubles by using Dr. simms' White Pul-
monic B1leam, the great, sure, never
falling remedy. Perfectly ep'endid for
cosghs, sore throat, etc. Fourth and
King streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
A Cham Found.

A large timber chain was found one
evening last week. 1t fell into the pos
session OF an honest man and can be
learned OF by paying for this notice.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

"If humor, wit, aud honesty could
save" frcm the Ills flesh is heir 10, what
good price they'd irlng iu the market.
Well, twenty-five cents will buy pana-
cea-Salvation OIL.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

The sight of an ugly inhamed boil OIL
sore, TO say nothing OF is dangerous ten
dency, should induce any suiier,r to try
Laxador, the infalilble remedy for these
troublesome blood disorders.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Clalge.

adjust eye glasses and spectecles Of
tHeltg different styles Tor all ,iects Of
the vision, and not one cent is alded to
ih1 frc-a CT account Of free eSam,n4-
tor. l guarantee every thing. | DO as
re4esonttd or no money accepted. / VIII
futhcrmOre, state TO those who a=o not
aide 10 cali at my store, that WI, on
notice, cali st Tn 'ir house without extra
chargs. sos Market street. Prof.
Wei, manager
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
nestroYed hy Eire

The celebrated B. B. B. cigar, manu-
featured by II. F. Bourbon 81 Bro., No.
$40 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels and cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

To look upon bright, beautiful baby
and rCInenb, that the only medicine 1t
ever takes ls DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup, GER
tainly converts another family TO the use
OF the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Mako hens lay by using Rust's "EgV
Producer" "Roup" and ''Gapes" cured
by using Haven's Powder N. B. DAN
forth, sole agent, cor. End and Market.
~ A specially in trusses; a fit guaran-
teed
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Good furniture can be purchased at
No. 6O2 VanBurcn street Mt a reasonable
price, 10 the owner is about leaving the
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Appieby's Hay Market,

South Side, Market street bridge. Hay
and straw received daily. Call telephone
Oh.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

We deal in all kinds of fruits and Pro-
duce, such as apples, oranges, lemons,
grapes, plums, potatoes, corn, egg plants
and cabbage. II you want bargains call
at 13 L. Fourth street. Smellz & Co.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

If you want a good barrel OF Jersey
sweet potatoes put up for the winter, 60
to Smeltz s. Co., No. 13 E. Foutth ST.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
Important 70 Mothers.

Diarrhea and dysentsry are prevented
uring teething by Hooper's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

smeltz g. Co., dealers In apples, white
potatoes, sweet potatoes and all kinds OF
produce No. Is Il. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Professor Brown, ohiropodist. Is In his
cfice Sixth and shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Fresh walnut candy every hour at Fer
guson's, IL Z. ID ST.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Smoke san Rosa straight SC. cigar.
No. 8 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
oosne!Iaat i.sa,ine.

The Institute DgouqWpe school
openea l2s' eyeui'-, visa III stulepts.
The advanced elg hso ~ sel4'4rt, The
iu.crhrd'ar t3. and tlc H'isalr rs.
ss.ort IaH q tu.as rll .e Wttu tu4cl
t,s aaso4, among Wii'ta vll, h-a t ot
H5sWtlH - Csc y Hiu T. Haas iY 90 tbc
construction Of r.grifges a.3 Nfgeas,
TFusc drawings Wgrt iert'f q Ng=tHrIay
from tilr Sau9u5i Gar1m-9 Ha,illes'
-is;lau 0f y .W N,cF. JaaUn4h Vfn
cerl f, 3 a4ard. AI h4r,a.d oirade
lra"i5ss afr u0w taa ID; a.. tug schaoi.
A, Ea.far. is Ctiel ID -fGatar, and 'e
Sly aasHta4 ~ Hr.i4m'H }. tiI#rb ~.
b. al#'lgr q. =. r4IUe. VIII. Sm55,
L. } May aud IL. Blooms bUFg.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
!. L,l.ar-nlLl.cr Nn..llI.lel D. y lA-n,.-u-

Loaf,. ueL l.-}aai ia q. Yomg.
Il ol-Hsl tf an Hra y dtvgolis
k0use, ~a ugn3 cly toH}.a colin tAa siuIc
W I.s. htgout Wiie OF utr.Agi u tai,
tea a5a. editor Of iAa W@tl.e'.c =
tai- morias Youat's oHause sccn.cl
10 lain engaging Emsef t5ra1y VI sH
Jennie iIe talghtcr Ct to indignant
wauian, while he VI lat 2 wiiu in
Nrg'lad MIS-. B,ran p el tte lash re-
peitrllN, Rlilea ctFrlt OF eiwBs gath0r.
"a orguttt to Hiin,ss the sleae Young
Hna.'y dsh,l tr5m the t,cr3 and
escaped,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
AN lNNOVATHON!
Never Heard of in Wilmington
SPECIAL BARGAIN DAY AT HAMBURGERs

from omo
nlhead dyW "A s
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

Millard r. Davis, tho jeweler. No. {
East Second street
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
FOE SALE.

For sale or exchange for city property
farm OF Isl acres, (or will divide, within
two hours drive from Wilmington. Fine
location, and in high state oil cultivation.
have several houses large and small
that can be exchanged for lots or other
houses. Also lots to exchange for
houses.
Parties looking for houses or lots can
be suited, as have them in all parts of
the city, ut all prices and on very easy
terms.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01

guarantee the goods bought Oft to be represented and
lower price than be bought elsewhere Should you be-
dissatisfied any time shall exchange the goods
fund your money give you allowance the article
does satisfactorily. HAMBURGERs.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-01
FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMEN

Fifty Handkerchief generally sold apiece.
Wednesday will
accent neckwear for I21a HAMBURGER
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14

erection Of brick block on the vacant lots
between the First National bank and the
Central blocks. Since the fire of several
years ago which destroyed the, frame
buildings that occupied these lots, it has
been the desire of every citizen.
that they should be occupied by substan-
tial buildings.
It will therefore be pleasing news to
learn that j. G. Oswald, the ST. Paul capi-
talist who owns the east lot, has made all
necessary arrangements for the cOnstruc-
tion of q solid brick building on his land.
An agreement with reference to the ssparty
wall" Of the First National bank block as
been reached, and contracts for the rock
work will soon be awarded. The building
will be two stories, with the walls so con-
structe,i that one or two stories may be
added in the future, if found necessary or
desirable. John II. Richards, the old-time
Bismarcker, who has been absent for some
time, owns the lot to newest, and is ex-
pected home soon. It is said that he has
agreed to build jointly with Mr.. Oswald,
thus giving the building frontage Of
fifty feet.
Other building Improvements have been
proposed by parties abundantly able to
proceed with the work and there are un-
mistakable signs of improvement.
Bismarck will eclipse any city in the
northwest in the rapidity of her advance
ment during the next two years.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
children. nay Service.


The children's day concert at the Bap-
tist church on Sunday evening was at
tended by an audience that filed the
house. Rising above large bank Of pot
ted plants on the platform was a large
cross formed by pine apple plant. The
rich deep crimson and pink and white
blossoms, filling the room with their frag-
rance, made beautiful sight. Another
cross, with blooming plants on its right
and left was on the organ.
The singing was joyous and inspiring,
and under Mr.. E. Van Houten's lead, was
happily rendered. A quartet of boys and
girls, trained by Minnie Andrews. was
much appreciated by all. She also pre-
sided at the organ during the singing Of
the other selections. Recitations were
given by Grace Falkenstine, Lovette Gray
and Blanche Hussey. BERTHE Lambert
gave reading. Five of Mrs. Jos. Woods
primary class gave recitation, entitled
"Voices From the Children" They were:
Wilson, Kline, Wagner, Ralph Gray, Myr-
tie Falkenstine, and Bessie Van Houten.
Pleasing recitations were given by Jesse
Emery, Reta Morse and Helen hughes.
After the gathering of the offerings, and q
closing song, the congregation was dis
missed.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
county was named, now resident of Miles
City, passed through on the miunlght train
o,, rn.,to RI Sf Donl

county was named, now a resident of Miles
City, passed through on the miunlght train
EN- route to st. Paul.
John Brady. the sewing machine artist
who has been accommodating in the west,
returned OH the midnight express and will
remain couple of weeks.
Attorney Hanitch left on the Pacific eX-
press bound for the coast. He will 90 via
Portland and San Francisco to Los An
geles, CAL, and return via Tacoma ana Sc
attic. It's simply a pleasure trip. Mr..
Hanitch has no idea of leaving Bismarck.
John Davidson. Mrs. Davidson and
daughter, Miss Hattie, left on the
Atlantic express for Mitchell, $. D., to
attend the meetings of the Masonic grand
bodies. Mr.. Davidson and ladies will then
go to st. Paul, where the ladies will make
an extended visit, while he returns to Bis
marck and duty.
Mr.. John p. .Ammidon, of Baltimore, Nd,
spent Friday in Bismarck and then pro-
ceeded eastward. Mr.. Ammidon is one of
the gentlemen interested with Messrs.
Thompson, Wolfe and other capitalists in
the Bismarck Land and Investment COM
pany. His stop in Bismarck was for the
purpose of viewing some OF the c0mpany's
possessions.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
For the Seattle Sufferers.
from WEDNESDAYS Daily.1

Bismarckers have been called upon to
contribute to numerous funds during the
past month, but their exchequers have not
been exhausted. The following telegram
was received here late yesterday afternoon:
SEATTLE, w. T., June 11.-Almost the
whole portion of the city gone. Loss fully
$15, ,00O,0 900. At least 5000 people are with
out provisions or beds. We are now feed
ing 1000 daily. The relief committee is
receiving and will continue to receive pro-
visions and money, and use them in its
discretion. The loss is terrible. Thousands
are without work. Labor on the ruins will
begin at once, and within q few weeks we
hope to supply. labor for al, but months will
elapse ere we can house the homeless.
j. r. LEWIS,
Chairman Relief Committee.
This telegram was not received until
late last evening, but within an hour 800
was sent to the stricken city by telegraph.
Every citizen requested to subscribe did SO
promptly and willingly, and although the
amount is small it is but one item in the
grand aggregate which the people Of the
capital city have subscribed to the various
funds necessary to raise during the past
few weeks. The subscriptions were start
ed Dy Auditor McManima and other terri
torial officials, and the citizens generally
responded with equal liberality to the
request for funds.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
First publication June Il, 1887
NOTICE OF SUMMONS.
In District Court. Sixth Judicial District.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA. ,
COUNTY OF BUALK1oH,
Thondn.a Ian. pl.s-A:Ae

H.
jerry. Smith. Defendant.
tendant greeting. -
You: Jerry Smith. are hereby summoned
!. q. and required to snsyef the complaint
the office Of the clerk of the court aud to serve
copy OF yo9r answer upon the subscriber at his
thirty days. after the service Of this summons
On you, exclusive Of the day Of euch service. snd
time the plaintiff will take Judgment against yon
Tor the sum Of one hundred and eighteen dollars
and twelve cents. with interest thereon from
August q, 1887. besides the cost Of this action.
Dated at Bismarck this 29th day Of May, 1850
J. G. .HOLLEMRAEK.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To Jerry Smith. Defendant:
The complaint in the above entitled action ra.
to red to in the foregoing summons, Was fiied Ri
the ohoe OF the clerk Of the district court az Rs
matck, Hurleish county. D. r., on the Slst day of
May. 1859. - 49, o@' ~
J.C. HOLLEMBAEK,.
Dated June II. 1889. 1a'''''A A''0fnes'
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
Saturdays Personals,

Saturdays Personals.
Joe Zimmerman returned to Fargo.
b. n. Pratt of Helena is at the Sheridan.
Nels johnson of Dry Point is at the Pa
John Enberg of Weller is stopping in
town.
Land Attorney Rea went to Steele to
assist client.
a: P: Peterson of Washburn registered
at the Pacific.
Mrs. Frank LAVAL went to Mandan to
remain over Sunday.
Anthony w. Davis of Fort Lincoln
stopped at the Pacific.
Shed Lambert Is looking after some rail-
road matters in st. Paul.
J. w. Shirley of New York came in from
the west and registered at the Sheridan.
j. 81: Courades, Jr., Of st. Louis arrived
dan.
Rev. G. o. Aubol drove in from Wash
burn in the evening to spend Sabbath at
the capital. -
Miss Marian Mead left on the west
bound train for Glendive, to nav her
brother brief visit.
Larry Casselman arrived from Wash.
burn In the evening and secured accom-
m0datlOns at the Sheridan.
DR.. and Mrs. DePuy returned from their
Trip TO Jamestown, where they have been
visiting during the past week.
Vice.P President Cakes of the Northern
Pacific, passed through on yesterdav's
west-b0und train with his special car.
Rev. 5. 81. Thompson, passed through
Bismarck Friday en- route to Vancouver
b. C.. where he has extensive interests.
County Treasurer Briggs and Mile,
Hood arrived from Mandan to witness the
ballsspOrt. Mr.. Hood ofiiciated as umpire
e. w. Dimock, q civil engineer OF De
Point, Ohio, spent the day in the capita
city and formed q good impression Of the
city.
Miss Mary Barclay went to Fargo on the
midnight train to visit her brother BOt
apd take in the Firemen's tournament on
the 11th.
Col. Little returned from his trip Ia
Chicago. He came via of Mitchell where
he attended the meeting of the Grand
COmmandry.
DR.. W. A. Burleigh, after whom thil
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-14
Fred selle's Plowine Bee.

Tuesday large number of farmers
with their teams assembled at Fred Selle's
farm, near thr city, and INDUCED IN what
is known among the ruralists as aplow-
ing bee" Those who participated say
they had a good time. A plowing contest
was also held, in which Joseph Montgom-
ery's handsome span of horses came out
victorious. The team was seen on the
streets Tuesday night, handsomely decorat-
ed with bunting, etc.