Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-07

sides he could not pass the DOCTORS ex.
animation. MI. Carey does not wish tc
mislead the public.
John A. Anderson and Lena Olson
were united in holy matrimony by Judge
Chase last evening. Mr.. Anderson fol-
a long time has been a citizen of Bur.
leigh county. He is at present farming
at Slaughter. his bride is also an old
time resident.
Mclean County Mail: Messrs. G. B
Gray and VIM. Walton, of Bismarck
state inspectors of boilers, arrived in
town Wednesday evening on official bus.
mess, and Thursday wendell their way
north to examine some threshing engine
boilers. They left for home Friday morn.
ing.
The state supreme court has denied a
petition of the defendants in the case of
VIM. Braithwaite VS.. Akin ct al, for Il
rehearing or new trial. This ends this
amous case as far as the state is con-
cerned in this matter. It is however
understood the defendants will appeal to
the q. S. supreme court.
County Auditor Avery is very busy
preparing the 81 tax list to be submitted
to the state board of equalization. Each
item of the list must be raised or re-
duced accordingly as the board has de-
termined. After the state board have
got through with it the entire list will
have to again be corrected.
Fargo Commonwealth: DR.. w. O.
DePuy of Bismarck spent Tuesday in
the city trying to find the meeting of the
state board of dental examiners that
should have met. The dentists seem to
have all been too busy to attend, and
the member of the board from Bismarck
went home again in the evening.
The Dickey County Leader, after re-
producing Senator Worst's address be-
fore the Dickey County Veterans Asso-
citation, held at Cakes, says: "Mr. Worst
is an orator from the crown of his head
to the soles of his feet, and it is seldom
that in this far away country one has the
pleasure of listening to such an excellent
address,"
Pionear Press: John Flittie, of North
Dakota says his state is aQt and out
for Blaine in 1892, and that the Plumed
Knight will have the support of many of
the third ssparty people. Harrison's adj
ministration is conceded by all fair
minded people to have been safe, fair
and wise, but he is not desired for a Sec
ond term.
The Northern Pacific and Great
Northern roads expect to handle thirty
five per cent. more wheat this year than
last. \ st. Paul daily says that "this
crop if loaded into cars which averaged
$50 bushels to the car, would require,
if moved at one time, 164,636 cars, and
would make a solid train reaching from
st. Paul to New York city,"
T. J. H~augeberg: The prospects for
an abundant crop of cereals of all kinds
in Mclean county are very Hattering.
The wheat and oats, with few excep-
tions, is headed out in fine shape, and
with another month of favorable weather
the farmers will harvest a crop
second to 0 n in the state. Vegeta-
bles of all kinds are also looking splen-
did.
Steele Ozone: It is reported in some
of the Chicago papers that Col. W. F.
Steele and Capt. Dan Maratta have Sc
cured a contract to feed the workmen
employed in constructing the worlds
fair buildings and are putting up a large
hotel or the fair grounds. If these for
mer Dakota rustlers don't make a
''stake' out of hat worlds fair it will be
queer.
Pioneer Press: Senator Hansbrough
wore a very ~perceptible smile yesterday
and appeared to be in much improved
oplLlt0 AAO SdQSO was HulChlJ 1CdIltu
to be hat Mrs. Hansbrough's condition
was much improved; in fact, SO much so
that she was up for a few minutes yes
terday. The senator's friends join in
wishing her a speedy and complete re-
covery.
The hot weather existing from St.
Paul to Tacoma has caused the North
ern Pacific to take extra p%recaution to
prevent the rails on the main line from
kinking with the heat and rendering
trains liable to wreck. The entire line
has been divided into five and seven
mile sections and each section is thor
oughly inspected at least nee each day
by section crews.
The ~penitentiary board passed a reso-
luton Wednesday ordering the warden to
have monthly physical examinations of
all the prisoners This is done as a pre-
caution. In Minnesota and other east