Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-08-22
Among the Exchanges.

Washburn Leader: Miss Tillie Anderson,
who has been living in Bismarck for the
past four years, came up from the capital
city Wednesday on a visit to her parents
who reside a few miles north of Wash
burn. =.
The supreme court of South Dakota has
decided that the county courts or probate
judges have jurisdiction in prosecutions
under the prohibition law, which confirms
the sentence OF the county court of two
saloon men Of Pierre to 5000 fine and sixty
days Imprisonment.
Washburn Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. James
D. Wakeman, old-time residents of Bis
marck, came up from the capital city last
Sunday for a pleasure trip to Coal Harbor.
MI. Wakeman says the crops north of Bis
marck are looking nicely, but that south
OF the city they are not so good, and grow
! worse as you. go into Emmons county.
Washburn Mail: John Satterlund and
Ole Gradin have been busy repairing the
telephone line between here and Bismarck.
A few poles have been burned off, and
these have to be reset, and the wire re.
paired, with the replacing Of some broken
insulators, and the line will soon be in op-
Grafton. The rental of the boxes is $40 per
year, and this sum will be contributed at
both ends of the line. Mr.. Satterlund
agrees to keep the line IN repair at his own
expense. 1t will be a great convenience to
a great many people. 4.
Jamestown Alert: Mr.. Hansbrough's
charge that his defeat was due to men who
favored a lottery charter is believed to
have been a great mistake for him at home.
however it may serve to enlist sympathy
abroad: The claim that Burleigh and
Stark delegates voted against him out Of
revenge for congressional anti-lottery leg.
islation is known to be false and unworthy
Mr.. HansbrOugh's declaration. Mr.. Hans
br0ugh says the distribution of patronage
will kill any man.. Sometimes the decapi-
tatlon process is assisted by to many reck.
Tess assertions and mistakes in judgment
of the motives of individuals.
Mandan Pioneer: The Pioneer regrets
to be compelled to quote the following
from its old friend, the Hon. Tom Elliott,
of Ransom county: II AIN blue and ali
broke up. My wheat crop fairly makes
me sick. For the first time in three wears
it has to take a back seat. 1t will not ay-
erage over five bushels to the acre. What
1t Will grade it is impossible to say The
elevator people will have to establish a lot
of new grades this year. tsNo. 10 southern
would about strike me-" How different
this is from the Morton county farmers
condition. His wheat is all No. l hard this
year. The quality is away up and the
quantity is encouraging.
Jamestown Alert: John Fosdyke and
Tom Gleason have returned from a trip to
Aberdeen and Fargo, and final arrange
ments have now been made for the latter's
fight with ingalls,, the Glendale pugilist.
John FOsdyke is Toms hacker and while
at Aberdeen he pOsted the remainder of
the $3.50 for his man. Jas. Ringrose of Alb
erdeen, is the stake holder. The fight will
occur on the 22d, but will be fought in
Fargo instead of Aberdeen as has been
announced. The big rink at Fargo has
been rented and arrangements are being
made to accommodate a big crowd. The
fight will be for $3.50 q side, the winner to
take Is per rent. and the loser 25 per cent.
OF the door receipts. All the Red river
valley people who saw GleasOn's fight with
Hayes will be sure to SO becoming bout.
Dickinson Press: The total personal
property valuation of Stark county, by
commissioner districts, is as follows: First
district, $77,7OO; second district, $48,O54;
third district, $5s,O16;; total, $184,77O. Real
estate valuation is as follows: First dis
trict, $1S4. 2S2; second district, $58,H7l: third
district, $116,676; total, $SO9,579. Number
OF sheep in the county assessed, {. 193: hogs,
4S2, cattle, 2,76S, valued at $42,1O9. Value
districts is follows: First district, $6.947:
second district, 3O,488: third district, SI5.O6l;:
total, $51,A76. The city prOperty-town
lots--in the county is valued at 5$$l78,4O8, Of
which Dickinson and South Dickinson
have $l6l,920. The amOnntsO OF property IN
the county exempt from taxation. such as
school and church property, is $S222,276.