Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-18

DFutnuOnu IL recovering SLOWLY OUT Will
not be able to work again for two or
three weeks.
A Washington dispatch says that j.
M. Quinn OF tue Butte Miner is seriously
ill with pneumonia. His many friends
here hope there is no grounds for the
story.
Miss Fannie Dunn has returned from
st. Cloud, Mimi, where she has been at
tending normal school. She will teach
the Foster school in this county this
season.
e. H. Wilson: I closed a deal yester-
day for three real estate transfers. I
sold three quarter sections Of land in
Morton county. Two of the farms I
sold to new settlers, and the third to a
Morton county farmer.
The jamestown Alert says the chippy
birds, grasshoppers, butterflies, wild
geese and ducks that made their ap-
pearance q couple of days ago have not
not been seen or heard since. They got
the wrong tip on spring.
At Fargo, Monday, Geo. Train and
Frank Smith were given their sentences
for the robbery of Thorne's cigar store.
The former was given one year and four
and the latter one year and two months
in the penitentiary at Bismarck.
Bishop Stanley has instructed Father
Perrault to dismiss the suit against P.
w. McGillic, and with a view of harmon
izing the factions and quieting an I'M
seemly church row. Father Perrault's
place will soon be filled by another
priest.
The commissioner of the general land
office has sustained the Bismarck
officials in their decision in favor of
Duncan Mcdonald VS.. Geo. Lewis,
homestead contest case, NV a of SO ID of
section 7, township 1877, range 79-on the
reservation.
Fargo Forum 9th: Clerk Hoskins, of
the state supreme court, is in the city.
He slept all right through the storm on
the way from Bismarck, and did not
know there was even a zephyr until he
woke up in the Fargo yards. There is a
clear conscience for you.
DR.. Kendrick and Elliott Barnes are
making preparations to 60 on a hunting
trip in Wyoming. They will start about
the 28th inst, and Judging from the
amount of hunting and trapping para
phernalia they are collect ng, it is
evident they will go loaded for bear.
Business at the land Office is picking
up. There were seven new filings and
two final proofs Saturday. The final
proofs were made by a couple of Russian
Germans south of Steele, and the entries
are on the lands recently released by the
Northern Pacific in Emmons county.
The telegraph brings the news that
the Marquis de Mores-he of Bad Lands
fame-is keeping up his record as a
duellst. having dangerously wounded a
Frenchman in an encounter. The prob.
abilities are that the f~re-eating little
marquis will die with his boots on yet.
State Veterinarian Langdon says he
has not seer SO many horses shipped
into the state since '83, as has been
shipped in this spring. He has found
only one g%landered horse. Last year
there we're $500 scabby sheep, and five
glandered horses intercepted at the state
line.
Rev. R. NJ. Hardman has been ap-
POINTED to mission work in the Utah
mission, and stationed at Albion, Idoho,
and will leave Monday, by consent of
his presiding elder, for his new field of
labor. Preaching services will be con-
tinued as usual until the resident pastor
arrives.
Teller township elected the following
officers: Supervisors, j. A. WEIGH,
chairman, Thos. Sanders, A. J. Stark,
clerk, A. J. Hanks; treasurer, F. D.
Smith; assessor, Geo. A. WEIGH; justices,
I. L. Dutton, H. AIlensworth; constables,
F. Buckley, Ralph Chase; roadmasser,
Dan, Docksteader.
DFargo Republican 18th: 1t is rumored
in this city to-day that Engineer Carr,
who had charge of the engine in No. l
passenger, which came into collision
with the snow plow, at Lake Park, is
dead. It was necessary to amputate one
leg zeal the body and it is said that the
shock caused his death.
Travelling man: I notice that some of
| your merchants do not have their own
printed stationery-are using letter
heads and bill heads furnished by some
axle grease, wagon firm or other special.
ty dealer. If they knew what the whole.
salers below think of this they wouldn't
do it. 1t looks awful cheap.