Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-21

Heavy shipments of sheep and cattle
continue east daily.
Mayor Bentley was taken to st. Paul
Friday evening where he will receive the
best medical assistance procurable. Mrs.
Bentley, Doctor Porter and General
Hughes accompanied him.
The 500 road is advertising in the
Minneapolis Tribune for fifty track-lay-
ers to work in North Dakota. They
offer from 50 to $3.50 per day and free
transportation.
The Pierre Capital says the Rosebud
has gone to Sioux City to bring up a
load of corn. If South Dakota will wait
a few weeks the Missouri slope will
SEND her down all the corn she wants.
The Bachelor came up river and
anchored at the landing Sunday fore
noon. She ran up light from the forts
but Is taking on a load of lumber, coal
and agency supplies at the landing for
down river points for which she will
leave as soon as loaded.
AL. Beal: There is nothing doing in
real estate in West Superior now. 1t is
quiet down there, but that city will never
go back, There are millions of dollars
backing it. The boom is off, but a quiet
growth will follow. Everything is look
ing fine here, which is pleasant to me.
W. B. Livermore has purchased the
residence of Henry ". Grambs and will
move his family from Butte City, Mont,
to this city that his children may have
the benefits of a good school. MI. Liv-
ermore has shipped much stock into this
state and is now convinced that it excels
Montana.
If low-splrited Bismarckers-if there
be such-will just ride out in the coun-
try in any direction now and see the
magnificent crops now being harvested
their "blues" will quickly vanish. A
pleasant drive-for a [short one-is di-
rectly south-towards the old Fort Rice
reservation. The grain is nearly all in
stack in that direction.
Gotleib Huber was before Judge Chase
Monday on complaint of M. T. O'Con-
ner, charged with assault and battery.
Huber pleaded not guilty, but got so ex-
cited during the trial that he said she
wished he had given him more than he
|did." That was pretty good evidence
that he had been pummeling Michael T.
and the judge gave him 81 and costs.
Major W. F. Kiter, of Yankton, who is
in the city on land Office business, says
the death of Congressman Gamble will
test the vote of South Dakota regarding
the independent party. Mr.. Kiter is a
republican, but it is his opinion that by
consolidation and the nomination of a
strong candidate, the democrats can win.
He says many South Dakota republic
cans are sick of the prohibition law and
will vote any way to gain re-submission.
He thinks Bartlett Trip is the coming
congressman.
Cards are out announcing the forth
coming marriage of Miss May, youngest
daughter of ex-senator Pierce, to MI.
Robert Inglis. The ceremony occurs
Tuesday evening, September LIST, at
Westminster Presbyterian church, to be
followed by a reception at the West
hotel. Mr.. Inglis will be remembered az
the brilliant young divine who so very
ably filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church in this city on various occasions
last summer.
Judge Chase issued a bench warrant
for Israel Shank Thursday. About ten
days ago Shank was before the court
charged with trying to spoil the personal
appearance of one Nudleman. The Judge
found a case and fined Shank So and
costs. Shank was a little short on
money matters and the judge allowed
him until Monday last to pay the same.
Shank failed to show up Monday and
continued to absent himself until the
sheriff, armed with a commitment, went
out after him. The way of the trans
gressor is hard.
Hon. ". s. Buchanan, better known as
Buck" II hated to leave home to come
up here as a member of the state board
of equalization, but where duty calls
etc. Our harvest is about completed in
Sargent county and everybody is on the
top notch of hope. It comes in pretty
good in a country where a great major
ity have not been able to pay their taxes
for the past two years. I do not think I
will have an average of less than 25
bushels to the acre, and of course it will
be No. 1 hard.
Work at the bridge is over for the sea-
son. Sunday the steam shoveIs we're
placed on the track and taken to Fargo
with the work teams. Manager Kelly
was seen and said: "It will take another
season to finish the fill, but we have left
it in good shape. It Is level on ton and