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

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engaged upon the work had been dis
missed, when yesterday Mi. Marshall
received a telegram to the effect that
another consignment was on the road
from Foster county to be gotten into
shape for display. Verify, the fun is
becoming fast and furious in the exhibit
line.
Mr.. Livermore accompanied Capt.
Cotton to his Emmons county home,
last Saturday, n Of Mr.. Livermore's
debtors having defied him and his agent
and disposed of mortgaged property, and
appropriated the proceeds to his own
use, instead of passing it over. Henry
Raymond is the name of the untamed,
who will get off lucky if Mr.. Livermore
don't lariet, hobble and halter him the
first round. f'r5
The following item appears in the
Pioneer Press: "The Osborne-Burke
Chase Wholesale Grocery company has
filed articles of incorporation, capt.
tallzed at $225,000. The incorporators
are: G. H. Sunderland, Peter Deyo, G..
G. Tennis, E. r. Buxten, J. L. Osborne
and Andrew H. Burke" This seems to
settle the question of what Governor
Burke will do at the expiration of his
term of office.
1t looks as though there should be
some kind of a light at the depot these
dark evenings, when passengers are
boarding trains. While attempting to
step upon the platform of one of the
rear coaches from the depot platform
last Tuesday, a lady made a misstep in
the darkness and was quite badly shaken
up, and had to be carried aboard the
train. A light at the depot would be a
sensible improvement.
The Mandan people are kicking be-
cause they say a oma went over
from Bismarck, last week, and sold them
futed kitchen knives at $1.50 a set, and
made them believe they had a bargain,
until they discovered afterwards that
they could have purchased the same
knives from a local dealer for 81 a set.
And they think now that it is always
better to %patronize home concerns-and
not trust to travellers with smooth
tongues.
It takes all the poetry out of death to
see a corpse sent by express, with a tag
upon the box, bearing the words G. o. D.
1t seems rather unnatural to send an
embalmed corpse in the same manner as
a tailor would send a suit of clothes
And it was business, pure and simple
which was evidenced by a corpse which
went through last Wednes lay from Port
land to New York, with a G. O. D.
charge of 5000 to be paid at the other
end of the line.
Minneapolis Tribune: G.. w. Har
mon, railroad commissioner of North
Dakota, was in the city Tuesday, with {
view of comforting with State Grain In
spector Clausen and the Transportation
managers of the several roads regarding
the movement of wheat. MI. Harmon
states that while the elevators are fairl,
we'll crowded with wheat, he is of tn,
opinion that sufficient cars have beer
. secured to move the remainder OF tn
: crop before heavy snow storms set it.
Sheriff Donnelly went over to Man
dan Monday morning, and returned OF
the accommodation, bringing with hin
Frank Wilson, who was wanted by tn,
authorities. Wilson appropriated al
overcoat from Jack Higgins place Satur
b day night, and when the theft was dis
> covered and suspicion fastened on Viii
son, a warrant was gotten out for him
. An examination was had before Justic
Fort yesterday afternoon, and Wilson
U in default of $500 bonds, Was committe,
to Jail, to await the action of the dis
Is trict court.
d Jamestown Alert: A petition ha
l. been circulated to-day by James Kelle
asking for a reprieve or a shortene
sentence for John Mcnamara, a youn
man sent to the penitentiary from PEN
70 bina county for the forgery of a chez
for a small amount. There are elaine
to be a number of mitigating circum
stances connected with the case who
If call for a reduction of the sentence {
five years imprisonment. McNamar
II has served over a years time alread,
E. He was a railroad employe and formerl
l. worked in the yards here.
:" Attention is called to the state statut
regarding cruelty to animals, and til
~ fact that persons leaving their hors.
y standing on the streets without belr
blanketed are amenable to it's provi
r. ions. It is to be hoped owners Of stoc
yh will be careful in this matter as nothir
ne tends to reduce a horses flesh so nut
to as standing uncovered in the frosty a,
IN This ia the practical aide Of the ouastio