Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-05
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CITY AND COUNTY,


business in the horse selling line.
The Republican refers to Hoskins as
''judge."
Real estate transfers last week aggre.
gated $500.
Seven proofs and four entries filed at
the land office.
Sufocatingly, smelteringly, super
abundantly hot.
August 20 is the date, and it would be
we'll to remember it.
"There are but a few of the best of US
Left" said a democrat.
Three homestead proofs we're filed at
the land Office, yesterday.
Chief of Police Mckenzie sold a horse
yesterday for pound fees.
Over a hundred and five in the shade
is reported from the western part Of the
state.
Mrs. Hezeklah is reported as about the
same, not much, if any, difference in her
condition.
It is said that some sterling man is
minus two front teeth, as the result Of
the election.
The lose company is always or the
ground, when there is a fire to be
battled with.
Denny Hannain said '~'dissention and
destruction" and then smiled a big,
broad smile.
The Yerxas of Fargo may go to
Buffalo, after all, if satisfactory rates
can be made.
Twenty-Five loads of hay cut in a day
and a half is the record of an Emmons
county man.
From the hazy appearance of the at
mosphere there must have been a fire
somewhere.
The city is becoming shockingly
orderly. Not a drunk at the police
court for a week.
George Moore has returned from
Fargo, and gone into the restaurant bust
ness with Lem Dresser.
The deadly mosqueto is not quite so
omnipresent as at n time, although
he is still somewhat numerous.
One who knows: I think there are
thirty-three candidates for sheriff, with
several precincts to hear from.
Rev. DIR. Haigh of Chicago, and G. H.
Holden of Fargo. are expected to preach
at the Baptist church next Sabbath.
Isn't it about time for state papers to
let up on that bolt of lightning which
was shattered by a Bismarck lawyer?
Tom Riley: That was our baptismal
fire, the first one we ever had in any of
the company buildings at this station.
E. S. Beardsley has taken an orphan
child from Fargo, for trial, and if the lit
tie one proves satisfactory will adopt
HIM.
A democrat: There was so much ex-
element that it was all 1 could do to
keep from putting IN a vote for Cleve
and Steve.
The street cars were stopped at the
lower end of Main street by the vast
crowd of people. The crush was some
thing awful.
A Chicago market report u a
sudden depreciation in the price of
stock. Can 1t be that the news reached
there so soon.
John Pearson, in district court at Far
go, has been found guilty of burglary.
He will reside in the "pen" for som
time to come.
Some one turned on the water while
the hose was wrapped around the cart,
and as a result there is a gaping split in
one section of hose.
A good republican: The ticket suits
M exactly, and I think it will receive
the unqualified support of the party,
throughout the state.
The p~ostofice at Wales has been dis
continued, by order of the department,
and the mail will come to the Bismarck
Office after August 18th.
Fargo Republican: Fred Freeman, a
prisoner in the county jail, is making ar
rangements to start to Bismarck. He
wants to be ready when called.
Fargo Forum: Twenty-Five cars of
draft horses passed through Fargo yes
terdsy over the Milwaukee bound for
Mandan and other points in the state.
Mrs. Geo. L. Roberts, wife of County
Treasurer Roberts of Kidder county, and
Mrs. F. S. Corwin, publisher of the
Steele Ozone, we're TRIBUNE callers
Wednesday.
The TRIBUNE is indebted to Sheriff
II O'Conner of Pembina county, for a
pleasant call. Sheriff O'Conner was
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