Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-26
The &ismarGk Tribmmf.
CITY AND COUNTY.

is to be re-opened in the old Dietrich
stand.
H.. w. Grambs is experimenting the
construction of a new roof on the Dakott
block.
Public Examiner Wallace Is making
an examination of the affairs of the
state officers, al is required by law. HI
returned to Jamestown last night.
The Chicago Blade publishes a bio
graphy of Governor Burke, with a like
ness of the governor. The likeness re-
sembles the governor, somewhat, strange
to say.
The Minneapolis Tribune publishes 6
short biography of G. NJ. Dahl, accom-
panying the sketch with a cut of Mr.
Dahl. The biography is all right, but
the cut-oh my!
Henry Tatley purchased Tuesday
from w. B. Livermore, eleven head of
fine, large mares. The animals are
beauties, ::and such as would excite ad-
mlraulOn III any place.
Some of Emmons county's farmers are
a little late with their harvesting, those
Of them who we're in the city Tuesday,
saying that it would not be begun until
the latter part of this week.
VIM. Sloan and Miss Alma Nelson
we're married in Mandan, yesterday.
Both are we'll known in and about the
city, and congratulations are extended
by many of the friends of the couple.
Ed. Sloan: Speaking Of collecting
oamples for fairs and exhibits, do you
know how many different kinds of
grasses l gathered near here for a fair
once? Forty-six entirely different kinds.
It is said that Mr.. Ira w. Bellows OF
Mandan, is to be made a solicitor
general, for the North Dakota MilIer'e
association, and his territory is to be
New York and the New England states.
Ed. Bonney, in Dickinson Press: |
have just returned from the southeast
ern part of Stark, and I tell you that
grain that was properly put in will yield
from twenty to thirty-fve bushels to the
acre.
The Sullivan-C orbett mill is exciting
more comment about town than any
thing since the Spencer expose. Several
of the sportively inclined in and about
town express an intention to witness the
fight.
w. H. Fallon: Considering all of the
unfavorable circumstances with which
our farmers have had to contend, I can
say that our crop conditions, now, are
very encouraging, A good harvest is in
prospect.
Complaints are heard from all sections
of a visitation of c~aterpillars. Those
who own gardens say these pests are
doing great damage. Trees also suffer.
Tie Tie caterpillar season seems to have
fairly begun.
Stanton Pilot: The steamer Batehe=
lor is engaged in hauling wheat down
the rivet. There il thousands of bushels
yet to haul, as several of our farmers
have from twelve to fifteen hundred
bushels of wheat on hand.
N. N. Gorsuch: I have begun har-
vesting, and think the grain will be
better in quality although not so much
in quantity as that of last year. I have
ore piece which will average twenty-five
to twenty-eight bushels per acre.
For the purpose of equalization the
value of horses, three years old and
over, in Burleigh, Mclean, Emmons
Kidder and other counties on the Mis-.
souri, river was placed at $35 each-not
s58 as stated in Thursdays TRIBUNE.
Train No. 1 came into contact with g
mare, west of the city, Friday morn
ing, and the result was disastrous-tc
the horse. Unrecognizable remnants
were scattered for some distance, anc
Identification would be indeed difficult
State Superintendent Ogden and Rev
Eugene May of Fargo, the committee
appointed to select a permanent Location
for the Chatauqua, are at Devils Lake
They took a trip across the lake Monday
but hgVe arrived at no conclusion, as yet
From a private telegram received b.
= John Conway, it is learned that a boun
cling baby boy has made its appearance
in the Dalzell household at Fargo. Mrs
Dalzell was formerly Miss May Conwa,
Of this city. Mother and child are doinl
we'll.
Look at your trees! Destroy tn
worms or the worms will destroy what
has required years to produce. They ar
large green ones, and difficult to dis
tinguish from the green leaves, but thei
work of destruction can be readily de
tected.
Cakes Independent: Mrs. Baldwi
returned from her visit with Mr.. an
Mrs. Lucas, at Bismarck, last week. Sh
reports them happy as larks, as the