Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-21
and educate their children than the or
binary prairie town.

Reports from st. Paul are to the effect
that Mayor Bentley's condition is some
what improved.
Bishop Stanley will be rendered a re-
ception at Fargo OF taking up his resi-
dence in Island Park.
Jos. Hinzer and wife purchased their
housekeeping outfit of E. II. Bly,. They
also bought the piano.
Erard Woorster, District Fair director
from Emmons county, realized $500 for
his wool clip this year.
Thos. Fitzgerald, sheriff of Mclean
county, has sold out his mercantile bust
ness and will locate in the fruit fields of
Colorado.
Rev. VIM. Sangree, professor of Greek
and Latin at the jamestown university,
is delivering a series of sermons in Nc
Lean county.
Father Martin is making some general
improvements on the Catholic church
and school building. He is also putting
OF a fresh coat of paint.
John and Al. Beal have purchased
Gerald Pierce's wheat crop on the Nc
Lean farm southeast of the city. The
crop bids fair for twenty bushels to the
acre.
The law against shooting prairie
chickens expired Thursday. The nimrod
need not call it by another name now.
No more plover-straight chickens here
after.
The Rosebud has gone down to Coun-
Gil Bluffs to get the snagging outfit with
which she will begin her government
contract between Sioux City and Bis
marck.
Four of the Italians got angry at one
of the brakemen at the bridge Saturday
and chased him onto the engine with
knives. There he was able to defend
himself until the italian blood ceased to
boil.
Commissioner Helgesen: I've been
pretty much all over the state, and I
don't know where the grain is best.
There are 100000 acres of wheat, and I
estimate a yield of at least 100000
bushels.
Henry Glitschka has finished his three
years apprenticeship with Frank Fris-
by, the druggist. After a few weeks
recreation Henry will go east and attend
college for a year and complete his pro-
fession.
Uncle Tommy Richards will receive
over $4,000 for his wheat crop alone-if
present prices prevail. Richards is a
practical farmer. He would have made
money if his wheat had been a complete
failure.
Wells Lounsberry: Twas on the train
which ran over the tramps at Fargo. 1t
was a sickening sight to see the remains
of the poor fellows scattered around and
cliuging to the car wheels. Hope I'll
never see the like again.
jamestown Alert: A "mover'' from
Minnesota arrived in town to-day with
four small tow head children, a hearty
young wife and a very light outfit as to
wagon and team. The party was going
to Burleigh county to settle.
Captain Mariner of the Bachelor: I
am offering twenty. five cents an hour for
men and can not get a man. I have
only two men to load the boat. I have
been steamboating on the Missouri for
twenty years and this is the first time I
could not get men.
The TRIBUNE has received a copy of
the Somerset, Pa, Herald, containing an
account of the death of Lieut.. Alex.
Ogle at Pittsburg. He was at one time
assigned to the 18th U. s. infantry, which
did service on the western frontier. A
wife and two children survive him.
Four stock trains, three of cattle and
one of sheep, gathered in the yards Sat-
urday while waiting for the morning
passenger. This will give some idea of
the volume of stock being shipped. Be-
sides the stock trains there were two
freight trains waiting, making six trains
in a fifteen minute wait. The Northern
Pacific is doing a very heavy business
now.
Eastern hunters are en- route to North
Dakota to slaughter the fine crop Of
prairie chickens raised on farmers wheat
and other crops. The eastern hunters
get the ream of the season while the
farmers are harvesting, and the farmers
get what the hunters don't want. Is il
any wonder the law is disregarded?
A son of John Sieberg who lives abou'
five miles north of the city was accident
ally shot by his brother who was shootin,
meadow larks. The shot was scattered
q over his face and body, the boys being
some distance apart when the gun wal
discharged. DR.. Harcourt picked out al
/ many of the shot as possible. The ho,