Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1890-11-28
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IN BRIEF,

BISMARCK IN BRIEF,
George Peoples wants to sell his hotel in
George Gray has fitted up a general re-
pair shop at Frisby's store.
The cupola on the Presbyterian church
Is rapidly nearing completion.
Never was pleasanter weather exper-
FENCED at this season of the year.
1t is said that another original package
mousse will be opened in Bismarck.
Tom WEIGH the old pioneer blacksmith
mas re-opened his shop on Broadway.
Captain and Mrs Brundage of Dawson
Will reside in the capital city this winter,
"A $4,000. California steed went through
thursday, bound for southern race tracks.
w. A. Simms of Billings, a telegraph
operator, has accepted a position in the
Western Union Office.
Rev. Ryan Of the NJ. E. church is
spoken Of as an eloquent and forcible talk
er and popular rector.
A company of troops from Fort Totem
passed through the city Thursday en- route
70 Fort Yates via Mandan.
The Sunday evening services of the var
lous churches will begin at half past seven
o'clock until further notice.
JIG. Sanders contemplates selling out
his business interests in this city and re-
moving to the coast country.
George Jennings wears a 4x7 grin
nowadays. Another son appeared in the
hOuSphOl6 tho Othar 1au
The st. Paul News comes to the front
with the startling intelligence that Man.
dams Indian scare was a colossal fake.
Patterson has became something of a
dog fancier. He already has half a dozen
blooded CANNES on hand and as many
more coming.
Fred Clark, who lies in the Brainerd
hospital, having been accidentally shot in
and four children.
Rumor has it that AL Beal will go west
shortly in search of a hardware business
the winter in Maine.
Both sides will contest the election of
the house members from Bnrleigh county.
The papers have been filed. The charges
are illegal votes and corruption.
A Chicago paper says that Buffalo Bill,
the celebrated Fighter Of red men," is
ready to begin a crusade against the In
dams. What does Buffalo Bill know about
real Indian fighting?
Mr.. and Mrs. Braithwaite and family
have enstalled themselves in winter quar-
tiers in the rear of the shoe store. Capt.
Ben Jewell will look after the Braithwaite
residence this winter.
T. Berry of Happen was in the city
Thursday. Mr.. Berry says he was counted
out by a half dozen or so in the race for
treasurership of Kidder, but affirms that he
IS as good a democrat as ever.
The Methodist Episcopal church voted
on the question of the admission of women
as lay delegates to the general conference,
last Wednesday evening. There was a
majority OF two in favor of admission.
The products of the Missouri slope 60
everywhere. L. W. Grit1in's force was
busy, all day Monday dressing several
hundred pounds of turkeys which were
shipped to Helena and other western
points.
James Hayes of Dawson, assisted by his
estimable wife, has charge of the section
house at Sterling. A TRIBUNE emiSSary
who breakfasted there the other morning
was served with an excellent repast by
Mrs. Hayes.
Mandan Times: The Bismarck TRlB-
UNE is mistaken in the name of the
Pioneers young luan who sought refuge in
Bismarck from the Indians. His name is
not Albert but AIgernon. The TRIBUNE
should apologize.
The Fargo Argus says the winter time
schedule OF the Northern Pacific will take
effect about December /. 1t is understood
that No. 3 and No. 2 will be taken off, No.
Will RIM ahOnf sc OrnCant and Nh 4 will
be about on the time OF Mop
On next Saturday evening the National
Swedish Ladies, Concert company will ap-
pear at the Atheneum. The company is
composed of eight beautiful young ladies
from Stockholm, Sweden, with Melvin r.
Day, BostonrS tavorite humorist.
The jamestown Alert says the Mandan
people do the jamestown Light Guards an
injustice by intimating that they wouldn't
be ready to go to the front upon a mo
meIts call. 1t say twenty seven mem
bers responded to the captains call.
Sam Glover of the Chicago Herald went
down to Standing Rock on Thursday
mornings stage. sam intends to person
ally interview Sitting Bnll. Gall, John
Grass and other Indian celebrities. and his
inimitable style of writing up the aDorig-
ines will be read with interest by Herald
readers.
Editor Bowsfield returned to Glendale
Thursday. Mr.. Bowsfield will return in
about ten days and establish the head
quarters OF his bureau newspaper work at
Bismarck. MIR. BOwStield'S conclusions ON
the political situation in the state are SO
satisfactory to all sides tina everybody
ike ,em and Bowsfield is popular all
around.
Of the event to occur at the Atheneum
Saturday evening, the Brooklyn Eagle
says: The national Swedish ladies from
Stockholm received an ovation on Satur
day evening last at the hands of the United
Swedish Music societies of this city anC
New York at the Atheneum. They ap
peared in peasant costumes, and their Sing
ing was much admired. A banquet fol
lowed the concert
The fact that Charlie Kaufman, the
lon.roareth butcher, being at Standing
ROCK for some time, is evidence conclusive
that the reported trouble among the In
dams was not wholly without foundation
Kaufman is now boss beef slaughterer a
the agency and several of his friends il
thus city have requested him to forward
Sitting BULBS hide as a memento Just a:
soon as old Bull gives his last expiring
kick.
Emmons County Record: A few week!
ago Burt Skinner, up in the Burleigh conn
ty. part Of the Glencoe neighborhood, me,