Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-10-16
BISMARCK WEEKLY TRIBUNE: FRIDAY. oCT. Is. 1891.

into the sidewalk, throwing both ladies
out. The horse broke loose and rar
down the street. Neither of the ladies
were badly injured.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Pitcher of Elm
Glade farm, near Glencoe, were welcome
visitors in Bismarck Wednesday. MI. anc
Mrs. Pitcher are active members O
Father Sloan's congregation at Glencoe
and will contribute their quota to make
the dedication of their beautiful little
church building this evening a success
socially and otherwise.
jamestown Alert: The hotel business
of the leading towns in North Dakotf
indicates the returning prosperity which
is coming. Every point where tourists
coDgregate shows the hotels filled tc
overlooking. jamestown, Fargo, Devils
Lake, Wahpeton and Bismarck, all re.
port a big increase IN arrivals, taxing tc
the utmost the hotel capacity several
nights in each week to entertain the
strangers.
Grands Forks Herald: Supreme Court
Clerk Hoskins took a run down to Penn
bina yesterday. On the return trip he
left his overcoat and grip in a seat in the
smoker and went into the other COM
partment. just as the train was pulling
out o. Grafton a thief jumped aboard,
rushed in and grabbed the overcoat and
succeeded in getting off with it. Hoskins
saw the fellow jump off, but it was too
late. Weather prophets predict a long
chilly winter.
William Owens, an old time Dakotan
and at one time sheriff of Richland
county, returned from Montana Tues
day and will locate his family in Bis
marck. Mr.. Owen has several head of
fine horses, which he will keep on the
Cannon Ball. He came overland to
Mandan and ferried. across the river.
Montana is not the stock country it used
to be and North Dakota is gradually be-
ing settled by returning Dakotans and
others who have seen our advantages.
1t does one good now to stroll into the
Sheridan house and listen to the old
time hum and buzz of mingling voices.
When a person has to push and crowd
to get about he knows something has
changed, and such is the condition now.
Here and there travelling men discuss
their trade, the billiard tables are kept
busy, the electric bell tells you all rooms
are occupied and inspires the belief that
prosperity has returned. Not only al the
Sheridan but all the hotels are ENJOYING
a good trade.
Archie Currie and Clarence Price re-
turned Wednesday morning from the Bad
Lands after having enjoyed a fine hunt.
They located about thirty-five miles
southeast of Medora and succeeded in
killing ID antelope. Clarence says the Bad
Lands are wrongfully named, as at the
present time the most beautiful and pic
turesque scenery on the face of Gods
green earth a be found in the Bad
Lands. The boys had a splendid time
and with the exception of hard colds re-
turn none the worse for their camping
out.
Washburn Mail: Messrs. George E.
Wentworth and Joe. E. Brown of Bis
marck were up from the city, Thursday,
making arrangements for farmers that
desire to ship their wheat to use the
warehouse of the Benton line. They said
arrangements would soon be completed
for another buyer in Washburn; or that
farmers who wanted to ship to an open
market could do so at a rate Of Is cents
per 100 to Bismarck.
Mandan Pioneer: At the meeting of
the Presbytery of Bismarck held in the
Presbyterian church on Tuesday, a large
portion of the time was devoted to the
report of the committee of the general
assembly on the revision of the confess
sion of faith. The members of the Pres
bytery were unanimously in favor of a
new short creed to take the place of the
old one. Those present we're Revs. Sloan,
Glencoe; Anderson, Bismarck; Dayton,
Dickinson; Hobart, Edgeley, and Killen,
Mandan. Rev. I. o. Sloan vas elected
moderator.
Steele Ozone: "The Bismarck TR1B-
states that a supposed marriage
took place out on Prospect Heights, Bis
marck, last Tuesday, the parties inter-
ested being Capt. Lewis Yorke and Eve.
Ign Countess de Z%ychlinski. This is un-
doubtedly the same great unknown
couple who resided in Dawson for sever.
al years and left there about a year ago.
The TRIBUNE does not wish to be misun.
derstood about this matter. The above
couple were quietly married last Tues.
day evening by a Dawson divine but the
TRIBUNE not being invited to the we'd
ding, was unable to give our dis