Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-23

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and Ludwig Rudolph of Ashley, made
final homestead proofs at the land
Office Wednesday.
Certificates of election, those bits of
printed paper which are unimpeachable
evidences of the fact that at the recent
election the person whose name is writ
ten thereon received more votes than
any opponent, have been sent to the sew
eral state oficers-elect.
In speaking of the recent fire in the
Ozone Office at Steele, Editor Wood
says that: "After the printshop was
slowed III the new room, the junior
partner recognized tie obligation the
firm was under to the fullest limit
allowed by the prohibition law"
At Yankton, says the Press and Da-
kotan, the ice in the channel of the
Missouri river is not yet strong enough
to bear the weight of a man. Gold
weather has come so much in fits and
starts this winter, that the river has
not put on its winter clothes at all
early.
M. Murphy in jamestown Alert: The
firm in Superior with which Governor
Burke is said to have associated himself
has any amount of capital back of it,
and is preparing to do a big wholesale
grocery business. Superior real estate
is quiet, but business there is steadily
increasing.
A brakeman from the Missouri divi-
sion passed through the city, on No. 4,
last Friday, on route to the sanitarium
at Brainerd. He fell under a caboose,
yesterday, and one of the wheels passed
over his hand and crushed it in such a
manner that amputation will probably
be necessary.
The school board has at last arisen to
the necessity of repairing the offices oc-
cupled by the county auditor and treas
urer, and men we're placed at work yes
terday. The offices will be repapered,
renovated and when finished will be
much more p%resentable than in their
present condition.
The corpse of Col. VIM. T. Drum, who
died at Fort Yates some months ago,
Was taken through the city on No. 4,
Thursday evening, in charge of Capt.
Harry L. Haskell of Fort Yates, and &C.
companied by w. F. Drum, Jr., a son of
the deceased. The body is being taken
east for final interment.
Lisbon Gazette: The First Regiment
band of this city, probably will furnish
the music at the inaugural exercises at
Bismarck. There is not a band in st.
Paul or Minneapolis that could. fill the
bill any better than the Lisbon band,
and their services undoubtedly will be
required on this occasion.
A telegram from st. Lawrence, S.
D., of the 18th inst, brings the sad
intelligence of the death of Pierre De
Noya, a brother of Miss Daisy Edna
Jones, who is now staying with her
uncle and aunt, the Rev. and Mrs. G. A.
Chambers. This is the second death in
the family within six weeks.
Fargo Forum: Zach Taylor the popu-
lar s~ervitor who has charge of the
bootblacking department at the Head
quarters is being pushed by his friends
for %janitor Of the capitol building at
Bismarck. Zach is a popular and a
conservative citizen with money in the
bank and is worthy of the place.
Fargo Forum: Captain Dan Maratta
Am back from Bismarck, where I went
to watch the official count; it was all
right except all three fusion electors
should be counted in, and we have COM
menced a contest on the Emmons coun-
ty returns, to prove this. The Indian
vote at Fort Totten we will not touch.
Notice has been received of the
marriage on November 9th, at the resi-
dence Of the brides sister, at Trenton,
Neb., of Robert L. Barclay of Chadron,
Neb., and Miss Dollie Atwood of Tren-
ton, Neb., by the Congregational minis
ter, Rev. Beitel. Mr.. Barclays old time
Bismarck friends will extend .congratu-
l~ations.
H. w. Bates: I guess that Fargo ar.
ticle concerning a fight between ~rustlere
and cowboys was a canard. We have
heard nothing of it in Dickinson, and
beyond a slight disagreement between
the smaller cattle owners and the mana.
gers of the larger ranches as to the
ranging of cattle there has been nc
trouble.
Devils Lake 1nter-O Ocean: State
Senator Worst of Emmons county, wal
in the city Friday, comforting with
friends. MI. Worst is said to be q can
didate for United States senator and hal
many qualities fitting him for the place
He will have q strong following ant