Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-16

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A democrat: I want to register my
disapproval of the circular distributed
at Thursdays democratic rally. I can
hardly believe that it had the sanction
of the democratic committee. It was a
silly piece of business. I don't believe
in personalities.
The Prairie Farmer is a most excel
lent paper for the North Dakota farmer,
| and every subscriber of the Bismarck
TRIBUNE can get it at the very low figure
of so cents-that is $3.50 for the Bis
marck Weekly TRIBUNE and the Prairie
Farmer one year.
The two governors-Governor Burke,
the present incumbent, and Governor
elect Shortridge met for the first time
last Friday. Their greeting was as
!! should be, in such an event, hearty, and
! Governor Burke congratulated his op-
ponent on his success.
Governor Shortridge in Grand Forks
P~lalndealer: I never saw such an en-
thusiastic meeting in my life as that at
Bismarck, where the democrats had
their ratification. 1t was a grand and
impressive sight and was participated
in by members of every party.
Two more prisoners have been brought
to the ~penitentiary from Dickinson, each
receiving a year for burglary. One of
them is the youngest inmate of the in
stitution, but Is years of age. The men
are those who burgled Lawrence &
Dickinson's general store, some months
ago.
A. N. Leslie received Monday a pho.
togreph of the persons who participated
in the Boston peasant feature at the
Butte Kirmess dance, mention of which
was made in the TRIBUNE of some weeks
ago. One OF the likenesses is that OF
Miss Anna Williams, formerly of this
city.
I. P. Hunt has purchased the retail
department of the Joslin cigar store
and will continue in business at the old
stand. The many customers of Mr.
Joslln will be welcomed by the new
management. MI. Hunt will handle the
best brands of cigars and continue tc
run a frst.class store.
j.. F. Philbrick: I guess you did not
understand me Saturday. l did moi
mean that such filings had been made
at me personally, before, but that I had
seen such dodgers gotten out on differ
ent occasions. I might have stated m,
opinion of it much more emphatically
but it does not make much difference.
The number of prisoners in the peni
Tertiary Is again considerably increased
Ransom county this time furnishes thu
inmates, who are John McGarvy, bur
glary, sentenced to five months in tn,
state penitentiary; Frank Chandler ani
Samuel Ray, grand larceny, n year
Frank Shells, grand larceny, one year.
Flrewarden Scott: I notice there ar,
a number of persons about town VIII,
are banking their houses with DIR.
manure. In case of a fire, this would b
especially liable to catch and communi
cate the flames. Persons who have thu
banked their houses should cove tn
? manure with earth, and thus avoid tn
| danger.
Criticism of Captain Baker ip connec
ton with that Salt river ticket is wrong
: ly placed. He discouraged the schem
f -disapproved it-and even went so fal
in the evening, as to assume RESPONSE
bility for the destruction of the dodgers
Notwithstanding the order of the me
{ jority of the committee-but it was to
q late. They were already out.
johann Nagel and Alanson Richard
of Ashley, Jacob Bertsch of Jewell, an
: Geo. W. Westcott made homestead OF
tries, and Elizabeth Mcclellan of BIZ
marck, Christian Albright of Gied
and Demas R. Rupert of WILLIAMSON
8 made homestead final proofs, and Geore
Tschiakowski and Christian ZiesIer
n Krem, made final presumption proofs
the land office Friday.
s. Henry Willard has announced himse
as wanting nothing from the democrat
a administration, and J. E. Campbell
Mandan, made precisely the same stat
ment in the presence of several prom
nent republicans a night or so ago. Al
Ct the republicans, each and all, made
rush for Mr.. Campbell, shook his hal
and congratulated him warmly on bell
a model democrat.
n Napoleon Homestead: We undo
stand that MI. Frank Carr of Burlei,
y county, met with a painful accident o
ID day last week. While on his way
of bismarck with a load of hay the wag'
10 upset and Nj. Carr was caught son
I how, and his ankle turned out of pla,
be We are sorry to learn of Mr.. C.'s m
q fortune winch ia 1ika1v tn kaan h