Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-08-14

81 ulm WIFI Dig sunnOWor and ne was
apparently as happy and contented as if
he owned a clothing store full of pants.
Mr.. J. B. Taylor left Saturday for:
Iowa, and will be home in about ten
days with a car load of mares.
Winona Times: It is said that stock
in Jim Buckley's herd, about four miles
northeast ofWinona, are dying with black
leg.
Dickinson has a sprinter named Len
neville, and the Press of that town
wants to match him with Norman Gray
for a foot race.
John r. Cook, formerly boss farmer at
Fort Bertkold, and a cyclone politician
has purchased a farm sixteen miles from
Eugene City, Ore.
Mrs. Chas. Kupitz returned from Min
neapolis Monday. Mrs. Kupitz has
been under medical treatment and is
much improved in health.
Judge Winchester has been elected
the North Dakota member of the ma
tional council of the grand army of the
republic by the convention in Detroit.
Steele Ozone: E. J. Fridley and L. B.
Roseberry have contracted for q band of
sheep from Bismarck parties and are
now up north laying out a ranch and
cutting hay.
Philip Nudleman swore out a warrant
Monday against Israel Shank, charg-
ing him with assault and battery. As
some of the parties interested could not
be found the case was not tried Mon
day.
The river has fallen now to the normal
depth for this season of the year. The
channel has changed in many places. It
now passes under the bridge between the
middle and west side pier. The sand
bars have also been shifted and cut up
Jack Shields of Mandan was brought
over and placed in the Lamborn hospital
Wednesday. He received a sunstroke re-
Gently and fell from the horse he was
riding, remaining in an unconscious con-
dition for some time before he was
found.
The secretary of the national executive
committee of the peoples party, Robert
Schilling of Milwaukee, has announced
Mrs. Linda W. Slaughter, M. D. Will
liams, of jamestown, and VIM. j. McCul-
lock, as members of the national COM
mite for North Dakota.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: A. T.
Sherwood, for some time past day oper-
ator at the Western Union Office, left
this morning for Helena, Mont, to ac-
cept the position to which he wal recent
ly appointed as railway mail messenger.
Mr.. Sherwood has made many friends
while here.
Mrs. Plunkett-everybody will remem-
Der Paddy PIdnkett, who died a couple
of years ago-died at the hospital
Thursday of cancer of the stomach and
will be buried from the Catholic church
at 10 o'clock p. m. to-day. Mrs. Plunkett
was the mother of Mrs. Mike Francis,
and was 81 years old.
Mandan Pioneer: A Bismarck man
WHO attended the taking of dispositions
before the justice in the liquor cases at
Dickinson. on Wednesday, says it was
nip and tuck between the two parties as
to which could get away with the most
of the confiscated beer at the court
house. He also says there is a bitter
fight on there, and that startling news
may be looked for at any time.
The exhibit of fax scutching machin-
cry will be one of the special features at
the Minneapolis exposition, which opens
on the 18th of this month. A thoroughly
experienced man has been engaged to
show and explain the feasibility of the
simplest modern hand machines to the
latest and best power machines. This will
be a rare opportunity for the farmers of
the northwest to receive important in
structions in this industry, which has
already proved to be a very paying one in
our state.
In the catalogue of the South Dakota
university it is noticed that Frank Falk-
enstein and Thomas 81. Garry of Bis
marck are among the undergraduate stu
dents in the sophomore class, and @. A!
Marshall of LaMoure is in the fresh
man class. Miss Bertha Packer of Will
Transport is in the sub-freshman class,
third year, and Herman Herholz Of Win
chester, same class, first year. Miss Edna
Falconer, Bismarck, is in the CONNER
cial department.
County Auditor Avery has compiled
the returns of the assessors and finds
there are 1928 acres in wheat; 1856
acres of corn and 4,426 acres of oats in
Burleigh county. There was 2,7O5
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