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

Valley City, have filed articles increas-
ing the amount of their capital stock
from 100000, the present amount to
100000. The added sum will be ex-
pended'in increasing their already large
milling interests in this state. A epor-
ton of the sum will probably be ex-
pended on the mill which the company
is erecting in Superior.
Hon. John A. Stadleman, of the Sec-
ond legislative district, Pembina conn
ty, who had been nominated by the re-
publicans for the lower branch of the
legislature, Tuesday filed with the Sec
rotary of state his resignation from the
position. The Second district is rather
strongly inclined to be democratic, and
it is possible Mr.. Stadleman thought he
did not desire to lead a somewhat forlorn
hope.
One who was there: l was never
more impressed by a campaign address
than by that of General Hughes at the
Menoken rally. Mr.. Hughes, always q
fluent and convincing speaker, sur
passed himself on that occasion. His
speech was a model of elocution, and of
keen, concise and cutting Arguments
one of those addresses which bring the
disgruntled into line and convert demo-
Gratis.
The following appointments for the
ensuing year has been announced in the
Methodist Episcopal conference IN the
Bismarck district: "T. II. Sheckler,
presiding elder. Bismarck, S. F. Beer;
Dawson, G. D. Laughing; Dickinson and
Glaston, F. P. Johnson; jamestown, s.
E. Ryder; Mandan, E. P. Lacell; Steele,
A. D. Scholtz; Sterling, j. E. Rea;
Washburn, B. A. Barns; Valley City, G.
H. Frylowney; Daisy, A. G. Routzalia."
George Rawlings: Yes, I am going to
have a sale on Oct. Is, at l a. NJ, and
anyone wanting bargains in farm ma
chinery and farming utensils car find
them. I want to dispose of all my live
stock-aud everything e~lse-because I
am going out of the farming business.
No, I do not expect to leave the country,
except on a visit this winter. You may
say we'll have a free lunch, and no one
need 60 hungry who out to the
sale.
Superintendent Ogden is having his
library Don fitted up with additional
shelving. The books come pouring in
on the department so fast it requires the
attention of n person most of the time
to properly receive and care for them.
AS a circulating library the professor is
giving the citizens of Bismarck some
thing really excellent. If one cannot
select a book for his tastes among the
collection, he is too hard to please for
this world.
Captain Braithwaite has received
from Chairman Maratta, an nnoun
ment for a grand democratic rally at
Bismarck on the 26th inst. This date,
however, will conflict with that made
for the republican Notification, they
having made all arrangements for the
speech of Congressman johnson on the
same night. Mr.. Braithwaite has &C.
cordingly written Mr.. Maratta, and an
endeavor will be made to effect a change
in the date.
N. G. Lawrence: Yes, I took in the
republican feast at Jamestown Thurs
day night. 1t was a very pleasant affair.
The Jamestown republicans are enthusi-
astic, and a large number of prominent
republicans and candidates we're pres
sent. I found the republicans in Fargo
feeling jubilant also. We are all right.
The state is safe, but we must make the
majority as large as possible. The great
danger is not getting the votes out.
We must see that everybody votes.
There were several runaways Satur-
day. The team of Chris Mills ran into
another team in front of Fromme's
clothing store, and one of the horses
received a bad cut in the breast. One
of Geo. joys teams-not running away,
however-crowded Rlce's hack too close
and finally got away with a wheel. Soon
after this a delivery team ran away and
upset John Quinlan, who was riding
along, in his carriage, dislocating his
ankle and inficting other injuries.
Washburn Leader: A. Van Horn and
J. W. Healey drove down from Berth
old last Sunday On route to Bismarck
after mere material for the new agency
buildings, and returned upriver again
Wednesday. Mr.. Van.Horn has charge
, of the work at the new agency and is
rushing it through with all possible speed
and to the satisfaction of all concerned
Van is a first-class architect and
! draughtsman, and the government can
} rest assured that the work executed I'M.
: der his supervision will prove all that
! can ha 1oajrod