Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

the sum Of $500 for his appearance be.
fore the federal court, which meets here
next spring.
Fargo Forum: The Bismarck TR1B.
UNE publishes a full list of legislature
candidates as filed with thu" secretary of
state, and it is asserted that-no others
need apply-as the Australian ballot
law shuts out all further competition.
What an abortion.
VIM. Terrell and w. @. Steiber left
the city late Saturday evening, en- route
to Long Lake, and after a wild wander
ing through the adjacent counties,
reached their destination at about noon
the next day. They say they got lost,
and it is presumed they did.
Stanton Pilot: Miss Eva B. Crouch
arrived on Saturday last from Painted
Woods, in Burleigh county, and will re.
main a couple Of weeks visiting her
father and brother in this county. Miss
Crouch came through alone, a distance
of ninety miles, on horseback.
J. H. Marshall: found some excel
lent specimens of barley Friday, and
also some good wheat-in the stack and
good color. ( also found some fine
sugar beets. I want some choice speci-
mems of potatoes and onions, and my
assortment will be about complete.
Austin Logan received Wednesday q
telegram from the managers of the
jamestown Fair association, asking him
to bring his horse to the races or the
whole thing will be up a hollow stump.
While Austin appreciates the implied
compliment it is hardly likely he will at.
tend.
Nels White: Yes, I am again es-
tablished in the livery business. I am
getting many of my old patrons back,
and hope soon to build up a good bust
hess. I can state emphatically, that I
do not want any more fires, having had
experience enough with them to last me
q lifetime.
A.. billiard, president of the First Ma
tional bank of Dickinson, and Miss
Elizabeth Courtenay, formerly a school
teacher at Dickinson and a most esti-
mable young lady were quietly married
in Brainerd last week. Mr.. billiard has
many friends in Bismarck who extend
congratulations.
The body of Mrs. Joslin of Glendive,
q daughter of I. G. Bentley of this city,
was brought down from that place Tues
day evening and inferred in the m
terry Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Bentley
is well-known to the residents of this
city, and he has the sympathy of a: in
his bereavement.
A report Of the annual conference of
M%ethodists at Devils Lake says that
Rev. T. H. Scheckler of Mandan, re-
ported the burning of the Methodist
church at Mandan by the whisky e]e-
ment of that place. All of which will
be looked upon with doubt and disdain
by Editor Packard.
The Fargo Republican is authority
for the statement that two card sharpers
who attempted to work Mandan citizens,
we're so badly beaten at their own game
that they lost all they had and we're
forced to walk out of town. All of which
goes to prove that the citizens Of Man
dan are up to snuff.
The hunting party composed Of Geo.
P. Flannery, E. S: Neal, Judge Bowen
and Sam Townsend, came IN after a
weeks hunt Friday. The weather
was too warm for geese, but they found
plenty of chicken and duck shooting.
They made a circle of the county from
Painted Woods creek to Long Lake.
The Independents of Kidder county
have nominated Il. B. Grouse for sheriff;
Tureson Berry, treasurer; J.. W. Bailey,
auditor; judge, Frank R. Hill; register
Of deeds, D. w. Scott; commissioners,
Walter Campbell, and John Bartlett; as
SCISSORS, Frank Weimor and B. E. Smith;
and Lars Langdahl clerk of court.
A steamboat captain and one of his
employees became engaged in an alterca-
ton Monday, the row resulting badly
for the employee, whose face was pretty
seriously battered up in the conflict
The injured mar came to town yesterday
and consulted an attorney, and it is SAID
he intends TO make trouble for his as.
sailant.
The many friends of John Davidson
the ever efficient and obliging Northern
Pacific agent at this place, will regret t.
learn of the continuation of his illness
For over a week Mr.. Davidson has beef
, confined to his bed, and there seems n,
decided improvement in his condition
His numberless friends are earnest il
l their wishes for his improvement an
> recovery.
For the benefit of the TRIBUNE
readers it may be we'll to state thu