Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-23

Dor coats and shotguns play in Sunda
school work, Mr.. Perkins failed to stat,
Farmer: We have been busy sine
the rainy weather of last week, in teal
ing down our shocks, and scattering til
bundles out upon the ground to dry.
am of the opinion that the damage re
sulting from the continued wet weathe
will not be great, and I do not thin
that there will be found as muc]
sprouted wheat as in counties furthe
| east.
Editor Tuttle, of the Mandan Pioneer
writes from Chicago: Yesterday I me
Isadore Barth, formerly of Mandan, bu
now of Rocheport, Mo. He tells me tina
Sol Barth is now in Atchison, Kan
1sadore was in the big city buying goods
He had recently suffered from loss from
a big fire, but had a good line of in
surance which broke the force of tn,
disaster.
A consignment of opera chairs for the
Atheneum was received at the freight
depot last Friday. The chairs are some.
what different from those now in use al
the Atheneum, and somewhat similar to
those, the purchase of which was dis.
cussed by the members of the Presby-
terrain church. The seating capacity of
the Atheneum will be noticeably in
creased.
He was not very we'll acquainted with
her or he would not have asked her to
be his "solid girl" for the Sheridan
House parties during the winter, and
the frozen stare with which she favored
him is causing him to debate seriously
as to the ACCESSIBILITY of purchasing a
fur-lined o%vercoat. It happened in Bis
marck, and he is reticent, indeed, on the
subject.
1t seems peculiarly sad that no word
can be obtained from the absent hus-
band of the deceased Mrs. McGarvey.
Friends we're a%nxiously waiting all day
Thursday and Friday in the expecta-
ton of hearing something definite from
him, but in vain. Either his where
abouts are not correctly known, or the
message which was sent him has mis-
Oscar Ward has a garden at his place,
north of town, of which he is Justly
proud. The enclosure is shaded in MANY
places by beautiful and thriving shade
'rees, and a hedge fence, of a remark
ably picturesque beauty, surrounding
The whole. Photographer DeGraff, at
he request of Mr.. Ward, went out last
Friday to take a photograph of the
'cene, before autumnal frosts rob it of
is beauty.
m. P. Slattery: Yes, I have declined
he nomination for coroner on the So
'alled democratic ticket. 1 want moth
ng to do with %fusionists. I am straight
III the way through. Republicans are
I'll right on a republican ticket, and in
are all right on an independ-
mt ticket, but on a democratic ticket
We should have neither republicans nor
Independents, but democrats-straipht
Speaking of crab-apples raised in the
tate, it might be we'll to state that Bis
narck is as usual, on an equality with
'ther western towns. At the residence
t Mrs. E. L. Strauss are a number OF
hriving trees, which bear plentifully
'ach year, and with an excellent quality
# the fruit. The trees we're planted by
fred Strauss over fifteen years ago, and
re now in as healthy condition as any
n the state.
Burleigh county loses one of it's best
itizens in the person of Alex. Turnbull,
Who with his wife and sister
vas on the west-bound passenger yester-
lay with Washington in view as a future
of residence. Mr.. Turnbull has
'een n of the thrifty farmers Of the
and has prospered during his
esidence here, but the western state
las charms for him which he is unable
Withstand.
jamestown Alert: One of the observ.
ng German citizens of the county says
that animals present all the signs which
and early and severe winter.
Tack rabbits are getting on their winter
'oat of white unusually early and the
sophers have fattened up and nearly |
disappeared. During the open winters
the last few years, both gophers and
rabbits delayed their winter preparations
until late in the fall.
B. D. Beal, in Fargo Argus: The
largest check eve received by any COM
pany for insurance on the life of a sin
gle individual has just been given to the
Mutual Life by James j. Hill, president
Of the Great Northern. I noticed a
'Town Talk" credited to Gerald Pierce
in the Argus of the 18th inst, which