Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-07

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into line to-day. Mr.. Barry, is one O.
the most plausible takers in the indie.
pendent fold, and q mighty clever fellow
socially. He has q racket and knowe
how to work it.
Pembina Pioneer Express: The clergy
OF the Epis copal church in North Dakots
held their annual ~convocation at Bis
marck on Thursday and Friday of las'
week, and Rector Beer reports having {
good time there. The people Of Bis
marck and Mandan entertained the
bishop and clergy in a right royal man.
ner. ~
Captain Moorhouse Wednesday re-.
ceiyed from the farm of Sid Smith
south of the city, a bouquet Of tame
flowers, which were gathered from his
garden, October Sd, and as fresh and
odoriferous a though gathered in
August. Outdoor flowers in October!
Not much chance for the blizzard
hoWlers IN that. .a "
George Holbrook, whose thresher was
burned at the Lawrence place'Wednes
day, was in the city Thursday and tele-
graphed for a new separator. Mr.. Hal
brook estimates his loss at from $500 to
$500. and says it is hard upon him just
at present as it will delay his work. The
amount of wheat burned was from $50
to 300 bushels.
In the United States district court at
Fargo, the grand jury has returned an
Indictment against Alice Joy, formerly
postmistress at Wales, this county, for
embezzling from the United States mail.
Frank Reed, Harry West and Joseph
Smith, pleaded not guilty, when ar
raigned on the charge of robbing the
Sterling p~ostofice.
An agriculturalist: Who says We can
not raise celery in Burleigh county?
That which was contributed to the har-
vest supper by Mrs. Attrell was as good
as, if not superior to any Michigan
celery I ever tasted. It was tender,
brittle, finely favored and in every way
delicious. I had no idea such celery
could be raised here.
The members OF Pioneer Hose Com
pank No. l are already preparing for
their annual masquerade ball, to be held
Thanksgiving night. The boys have
given dances now for a number of years,
and they have gained the reputation of
arranging dances which are thoroughly
enjoyable. Prospects are that the one
to be given will be equal to dances given
heretofore.
Miss Jessamine S. Slaughter closed a
successful term of six months school in
Nettle Creek township, Mclean county,
with a brilliant school entertainment
that was largely attended and highly
creditable to all concerned, on Friday,
Sept. %. On Monday last she began
teaching a short term of one and a half
months in an adjoining district in the
same county.
Wednesday and the day preceding were
told soldiers days." that is, the days
upon which the old soldiers who draw
pensions come from all parts of the
county to send in applications for their
October quarterly pensions. Judge
Chase's Office was busy for a time, as the
applications were written out and signed.
There are, in all, about forty pensioners
in the county.
jamestown Alert j. A. Field of the
State Worlds Fair board is spending
the day in the city. He says the
counties Of Burleigh, Stutsman, Foster,
Eddy, Wells, ,Cass and Grand Forks are
going to have good displays, and that a
great deal of material is being gathered
throughout the state for the exhibit.
The board will attend the opening of the
exposition Oct. 81.
James Holland: There is a surpris-
ing activity in the seed business all over
the state. I have received orders from
all parts Of our own. state, and from
Minnesota, Iowa and other neighboring
states. There seems to be a general de-
sire for Dakota trees, and the demand is
greater than the supply just now. I
start in Saturday shipping and shall
be busy for some time.
jamestown Alert: Miss Saidee
Davidson reports much interest taken
in Worlds Fair matters by the ladies OF
Mandan and Bismarck, and says she or
ganized two strong Woman's Auxiliary
associations at those places. The ladies'
generally make q success Of anything
they undertake, and the North Dakota
exhibit promises to be wonderfully aug.
mented by their assistance.
It is estimated by the county auditor
that, in accordance with the Australian
election law, $3.50 ballots must be
printed for the county of BurleiQb,