Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-19
The $ismarek Tribnme.
CITY AND COUNTY,

getting IN the golden grain. Prospects
are good.
G. M. Dahl is making some improve
ments in the interior of his Tailoring
establishment.
Judge Boyle has begun to harvest hi
wheat, and says it will run about ffteer
bushels and of good quality.
Joseph Hare's little daughter nov
rides a very small bicycle, which she
controls with a master hand.
Never was there more or better hay
put up in Burleigh county than has
been cut and stacked this season.
Abner Hanscom: The early crops uI
in McHenry and Towner counties will
be good, but late grain will be poor.
The Berger-D DAINTY company under
the management of Fred Pelham, is
scheduled for Bismarck, Saturday the
9th.
E. F. Angevine of Mandan, intends to
return to Bismarck to live, and has
shipped all of his household furniture to
this point.
I. G. DeGraff: l had a very pleasant
trip to Fort Yates, was nicely enter
tanned while there, and return thorough
ly refreshed.
The owners of the sunken Abner
O'Neil report that her machinery has
been safely loaded on the deck of the
steamer Mandan.
Henry Haet, who was in the Jail at
Steele, charged with burglary, escaped
Thursday. Sheriff Woodmanse and
posse are in pursuit.
Charlie Broderick, the ~S-year-old boy
who had his arm broken by falling from
a wagon has been taken to the hospital
where he is dong nicely.
The 2-year-old son of Ed. Flanagan
died yesterday morning. The bereaved
parents have the sympathy of the COM
munity in their bereavement.
Doctor Frazer: My patients at the
hospital are doing nicely, although the
hot weather of the past few days has
been very hard on sick persons.
o. H. Will: This is the finest of corn
growing weather. I have some trial
growths of sugar cane and broom corn
that have grown a foot in the last two
days.
From the report of the local land Of
fee for the month of July it is found
that about 10000 acres of Uncle Sans
land has been covered by entries and
proofs.
Scott Buchanan: Yes, we have began
harvesting in Sargent county. l began
on a 300-acre piece Friday with four ma
chimes. We have a good crop if we can
only get it harvested.
The Steele Ozone has changed hands,
Mrs. Corwin who owned the paper hav-
ing sold it to Editor Wood, who has
long been engaged ip tho newspaper
business in this state.
Fargo Forum: Mrs. Conway of Bis
maEek, mother of Mrs. George Dalziel,
is paying her daughter and son-in-law a
visit for a short time at their home on
Third Avenue South.
A Washington special says that the
enemies of Postmaster Bogue, at Bis
marck, are In no haste to show their
hands. There are no applications for the
office and no recommendations.
W. @. Steiber: There is work for
everyone now. My assistant is sick, and
try az I can, it is impossible for me to
secure assistance, anywhere. No one
need be idle, if he wants to work.
@. M. Dahl: I am reftting my es-
Establishment, and shall soon have it in
working order. Then I shall put in one
of the finest lines of suitings and gents
furnishing goods ever seen in this city
James Holt: We have sold twenty
binders, and ten headers since the sea.
6OA 1Ol kuO50 AupA0uOACo OSboA' AAAs
was merely a usual sale, there was nc
canvassing done.
E Farmers in the country near Painted
Woods, say that the harvest is turning
out ex~cellently well; that the grain
is of good quality, and that IN many
cases the yield will be equally as good as
that Of last year.
Machinery dealers are evidently doing
a good business in harvesting and Other
agricultural implements. Binders, head
ers, engines and thresbers have beer
taken out to the fields in quite large
numbers recently.
The Buffalo Journal, IN commenting
on the recent foot race between Huntley
and a local Splinter arises to the remark
that "when South Dakota sports come
up to Buffalo let them bring along a can
opener-and get a pointer.
Fargo Forum: Attorney Hildreth will
make application to the supreme court
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