Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1891-11-13
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dU Lyons OF Steele Is happy. It's q
girl and arrived Sunday.
There is a noticeable increase in the
business of all the Bismarck hotels.
Gerald Pierce received last week a car
of blooded cattle from Minneapolis.
Brakeman Myres cut a bad cash in
his thumb Monday while working in
the yards.
The new job force of the TRIBUNE
Office is certainly turning off some very
artistic jobs.
Mrs. Frank Kuntz, who dislocated her
shoulder about three weeks ago, is i'm
proving rapidly.
The snag boats Josephine and Man
dan were working about five miles above
the bridge Monday.
Aberdeen is about to erect a beet
sugar factory. Bismarck will take q few
car loads over the 500.
John Conway, formerly of Bismarck,
has purchased a half interest in a drug
store at Ludden, Dickey county.
jamestown Alert. Rev. Ryan's initial
sermon at the NJ. E. church yesterday
was we'll received by a large congrega-
ton.
Notwithstanding the fact that there
was a luxurious growth of hay this year,
it is now scarce and commands a good
price.
One has to have a very long nose to
scent out "blind swine" in Bismarck
nowadays. Guess they've all hiber-
mated.
1t is noticeable that nearly all cases
before the Morton county court were
prosecuted or defended by a Bismarck
lawyer.
Erard Woorster swore out a warrant
for the arrest of Don Cameron, one of
his shepherds, in which he charges the
stealing of sheep.
The Stanton Pilot says work is pro-
crossing at the Rapelje mines, and the
prospects are good for a continuance
during the winter.
T. w. Griffin has a fine display of Bur-
leigh county vegetables in his market,
on Third street-some of the finest
grown by himself.
One drunk and disorderly from the
river landing was before Judge Chase
Monday. The judge gave him the
usual fine and costs.
The best advertisement Bismarck will
have next year will be the new coal and
mining company. The $500" road may
want to haul this coal.
If there is any place on the broad
earth where the climate is equal to that
at Bismarck, the TRIBUNE would be
pleased to have it designated.
Bismarck don't claim to be much of a
divorce town, but the TRIBUNE learns OF
three actions about to be brought fol-
separation from an unhappy life.
Emmons County Record: The Bis
marck TR1BUNE's notice of the Records
new settler says "ten pounds" but the
official returns say mine pounds"
Attorneys Register ano Newton pur
chased a large consignment of law books
Friday. This will make a valuable
addition to their already large collec.
ton.
There is one thing Bismarck needs
and by proper management could have
and that is more musical talent. There
is plenty of it here, but it isn't devel
oped.
John P. Hoagland shipped a car Of
lumber by boat to Washburn, Friday
1t was consigned to Ramsett Bros, who
intend to build a grain warehouse at thai
place.
H. E. Barnum, one of the walters al
the Sheridan house, was suddenly calico
to Pennington, Mimi, by a Telegram
announcing the death of a younger
brother.
Walter G. Gooding, who has been ap'
pointed custodian of Fort Abraham Lin.
coin, the abandoned military reservation
across the river, receives a salary of $7(
per month.
jamestown Alert: 1t is said tina
friends of Captain Gleason have secured
him a very desirable situation at Wash
ington, and that he will go to the capita
in a few weeks.
1t took only one day to clear the court
calendar at Mandan: In all the criminal
cases a plea of guilty was entered or tn,
cases continued, and the civil cases wer'
of little account.
Swan Hanson, the newly elected com
missioner of Mclean county, was ru1
over by a threshlng machine, to which
pair of bronchos were hitched, ant
j badly injured last Saturday.
Swan Hanson was elected commission