Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-04-15
.iag' eradlcator and hopes our board Of
trade will take hold Of the matter.

..iag" eradlcator and hopes our board O
trade will take hold Of the matter.
Larry Casselman, the Washburn ner-
chant, returned to his Mclean county
home Monday, taking with him q int
imported 1900 pound Shire stallion ani
Q wee little one-year-old Shetland pony
"a present to his little girl.
Hon. Andrew Sandager writes from
Lisbon that business has been good
during the past year and all are hopeful
for another successful crop, which will
place Ransom county in splendid'condi.
ton financially, and make everybody
feel good. Keep the TRIBUNE coming to
me, must have it"
QCharley Bentley, who was accidentally
shot in the tleshy part OF the leg Satur-
day night will get along all right. DR..
Haroourt dressed the wound and says
he'll be around again in q few days.
Little Miss Miriam Bentley, who has
been quite i'll is still unable to attend
school, but is nearly we'll again.
P. B. Wickham: Tell your city coun-
Gil, Or somebody, that Bismarck ought
to be represented, illustrated, ETC., in the
book on North Dakota, proposed for the
Worlds Fair. I suppose about 5000 will
cover the expense of what you want.
.Mandan, jamestown, in fact, all towns
in the state must contribute so we can
issue millions of books at the Worlds
Fair.
jamestown Alert: Major Fleming of
Fargo, is in the city to-day. He expects
to get the complete coal test made by
Engineer Pettigrew as soon as the car Of
Dickinson Ignite has been burned,
which fuel is now here. The Sims lig-
mite is claimed to have more water in it
than the Dickinson coal, and the object
is to thoroughly test the eggette with
the best obtainable Ignite.
Mandan Times: Rev. J. R. Deckard
has resigned the rastorate of the Baptist
church of this city, to take effect May
LIST. He does so for the purpose Of rest.
ing from ministerial labors. Miss Sadie
Deckard Of Mount Hope, N. Y, is ex-
pected to arrive in Mandan about the
middle of this month and will live with
her brother and father in this city.
Chas. o. Hanson Of Slaughter was in
the city Thursday. He is running q
threshing crew and has about four weeks
work yet ahead of him. He threshed
three days prior to Mondays storm. He
says the grain in shock ii all right ex-
cept the outside but the mice in some
instances have caused some damage.
Mr.. Hanson says an unusually large
acreage will be put in this year in that
part of the county.
Clerk of the Supreme Court r. D.
Hoskins and G. E. Fletcher were es-
corted over to Mandan again Wednesday
to take another degree in Masonry. A
large number of gentlemen interested in
their cases went over with them, among
them Joseph Hare, W. T. Perkins, W.
B. Watson, E: A. Williams, Dan. Will
liams, j. H. Marshall, John Davidson,
A. Currie, T. G. Ransom, F. II. Register,
NJ. Wick, ]. W. Lucas, AL. Beal, Attor-
ney General Spencer, Judge Winchester,
G. H. Phelps.
In tempestuous Roumania exists a
suicide club after Denny Hannifn's own
heart. A Bucharest dispatch Of the 9th
inst. says: Give cadets in the Rouman-
ian military school in the town of
Kraiova have committed suicide by
shooting themselves with revolvers.
They belonged to a secret organization
known as the Suicide club" which con-
sisted of nineteen members. Each per-
son admitted to membership in the grew:
some circle vac solemnly sworn to com
NIT suicide when his name was drawn"
Judge Francis: I got home from a
trip to Helena and Missoula Sunday.
I saw the large Northern Pacific hos
pital at Missouls burn. Seventeen
patients had to be carried out. At the
time the fire broke out the physicians
we're operating on one patent-cuttiDg
off q limb-and they had to take him out
on a streatcher. The patients were
taken to the Sisters hospital. Every
thing seems prosperous in Montana.
The people are hopeful and the develop.
ment of the mining stock and agricul-
tural interests is going on all the while.
I tell you the more one travels, however.
the more firmly he is convinced ofthe
future prosperity and depvelopment of:
North Dakota.
Parties returning from Dickinson
Wednesday night say that the bottom
dropped outof the court We'd
day, the prosecution Of the
liquor cases not being disposed to.
go on with them. It seems that in the
Klinefelter case there was any amount.
OF evidence and q whole court room full,
of liquors to prove the violation Of the
h 1ow anI tho ;,r, u,o. -