Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-28

themselves during the day, in loading
up wagons and ponies with supplies,
preparatory to the homeward journey.
As was expected when the %advisability
Of the Bismarck teams entering the
jamestown base ball tournament was
discussed, the weather has turned out
rather cool for the comfort of the play
ers, and the games lack interest for this
reason. ,
DR., Harcourt, Judge Chase, G. D.
Edick, J. N. Brundage and John A.
Stoyell passed the evening of Columbus
Day IN instilling sacred principles of
republicanism into the farmers living in
the vicinity of Clark's place, southeast
of the city.
Colonel Lounsberry in Fargo Forum:
I returned from Bismarck last night.
1 found politics lovely out there. Every.
body is hard at work there and displays
considerable enthusiasm. Burke will
gain a large number of democratic votes
in that part of the state.
Fargo Argus: Bank Examiner Wallace
has just returned from, a trip over the
state and finds with few exceptions that
the banks are in good shape. He finds
the banks in the western part of the
state are in better shape than ever, Their
individual deposits and business being
on the increase.
Arthur Derry and Joseph Reno re-
turned to Grand Forks last week from
a short stay at the Bismarck penitentiary
and celebrated the occasion by enjoying
a big drunk with their friends. -Four
men, a woman and three children were
arrested, and taken to the station on g
dray, beng too drunk to walk.
E. S. Neal, E. A. Williams, Alex,
Hughes, W. H. Winchester, g. B. Little
and Doctor Harcourt drove out to Logan
township Monday afternoon, to ad.
dress the residents on republicanism in
the evening. There is a deal of ability
in the party, and the people of Logan
are fortunate in securing such speakers
Judge Chase: 1 have just returned
from Morton township, thirty miles
away, where we held a rally Tuesday
evening. There was a good attendance
and all expressed themselves as fol
straight republicanism. J N. Brundage
and F. H. Register addressed them or
campaign topics, and the addresses
were we'll received.
Fargo Fourm: The three boys Reed
Thornton and Smith, convicted Of rob.
bling the mails at Sterling, N. D., were
yesterday sentenced by Judge Thomas
! Reed and Thornton got sixty days al
Sioux Falls and 1875 dollars fine each
Smith was given six months in Jail and
fined $50. Judge Thoma as opens court
at Fergus Falls to-day.
One of the most enthusiastic rallies
which have thus far been held wat that
carried on in Logan township Monday
evening. The addresses were pithy, to
the point, and if appearances be consid.
cred, made an impression upon the vot
ers. Upwards of fifty farmers we're in
attendance, and their attention was
gratifying to the speakers.
Friday seemed stock shipping day
at the yards. All morning the owners
we're busy alluring the o~bstreperoue
bovines into the cars provided for that
purpose, and twenty-five carloads, OF
about 500 head we're started toward
markets. Austin Logan, T. w. Griffin.
VIM. Badger and other quite prominent
stockmen were the owners.
Pierre Times: The BISMARCK TRIBUNE
says the development of the coal mines
north of that city is being rapidly
pushed. It is to be hoped that they
will advance far enough to ship some OF
their product down the river before il
freezes up this fall, as the eastern coal
combine will keep cinching just as long
as they have no competition to meet.
Congressman johnson: This is tbe
most satisfactory campaign for the re-
publicans that I can remember. There
never was a time when we we're 80 sure
that we were right on every contested
point, and there never was a time whe1
we had such certainty of success
Everything is coming our way in th4
state and nation. Victory is certain.
Here's a good opportunity for SOM
energetic, eastern girl. The Stanton
Mercer County Pilot contains the fol.
lowing: "Wanted-A suitable person *
take charge of an orphan about IS year.
old out on section %. A female abou'
10 years Of age preferred. Permanent
situation given to the right person. Appl.
to the sheriff, or clerk of district court
Stanton, N. D."
Glendale Commercial: G.. M. Dahl
assistant secretary of state, and republi.
can nominee for the Office of secretary
himself, is a bright and able man, anG
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