Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-26

Washburn Leader: Onslow Whitford
son of Col. E. L. Whltford, and Walter
Frazer of Bismarck, have been ruraliz
ing in the vicinity of Washburn during
the past week, making their h%eadquart
ers at the residence of Laurence Cassel
man.
Mandan Times: J. M. Edgerley
president of the Estate firemen's associ
alton, was over from Bismarck, Wednes
day to consult with A. M. Packard, who
is a member of the executive board, OF
matters of business in regard to the as
ISOLATION. W
Gerald Pierce has received the SOU
vinir album containing the autographs
of the Long Jones' immortal COMMITTEES
of forty-one from each state-who en-
gineered the Harrison victory at Mime
apolis. Mr.. Pierce was the North Dako
ia member.
Those who know say that if hunters
want game they should take a weeks
vacation and pass the time on Snake
creek, near Coal Harbor. The creek is
said to be literally crowded with ducks
and the neighboring prairies abound with
prairie chicken.
Forty dollars more was turned over tc
the city justice, late Saturday night, and
another $40 yesterday morning, as fines
under the nuisance ordinance. This
makes the aggregate amount paid in
1920, and several more fines will prob.
ably be received.
Sunday, the 18th inst, the new seized
ule goes into effect. Train No. 3, arriv.
ing at Bismarck at 1926 a. m. and train
No. 2, 2:05 a. NJ, will be discontinued
These dlscontinuances, will make some
change in the uns of railroad boys who
are at present located in Bismarck. 4
Several "pilgrims' with teams have
passed through the city in the last few
days, en- route east, to the scenes of har'
vest where they will find occupation in
the harvest fields. Too many of them
cannot come. They are needed, in many
places, badly, throughout the state.
Judge Winchester denied the petition
of Ellen F. Arnold, by her attorney
Geo. w. Newton, for the appointment OF
a receiver for the Dietrich farm, pur.
chased under a contract, in the terms OF
which default had been made. Mr.
Dietrich was represented by F. V.Barnes
Captain Braithwalte: Here is a per.
fectly ripe tomato which was raised
upon my own vines. I have had toma.
toes o for two weeks, and although
haven't many vines, what I have "bea1
much fruit" If I made a practice OF
gardening as do some persons, I could
raise early tomatoes and plenty of them
too.
E. H. Wilson,: I guess I was in
luck. I was about to rent that Wallace
house to Spencer and his sister. They
had the key, but-after the develop.
ments yesterday-the key was returned
last night. T don't think this affair
equals the Mackey- Witherbee case
although it's pretty good.
Peter Hoffmann: Wick told me the
night of the fire that there we're four OF
us to stay, and that I was one Of them.
OF course, I took this as coming from a
proper source and staid, worked hard all
night, and Wick himself gave our names
to the clerk that he might make out the
bills. That is all I know about the
affair.
Doctor Edwards, who returned from
the meeting of the Dental association at
Grand Forks, is generous in his praises
of that city, and of the country through
which he passed On his trip. The doctor
8 now a full hedged member of the
North Dakota Dental association, having
been admitted to membership upon the
excellent passage Of an examination.
According to the Mandan Pioneer
Superintendent Phelan states that here
after the accommodation will run daily tx
Bismarck whether there is any work tx
be done in Bismarck or not. He rea
Lies the Importance of the accommoda
ton running regularly, and hereafte
there will be no cause to complain OF
this score.
Something should be done by tn
authorities in regard to repairing tn
sidewalk in front of the recently burnet
buildings. In the center of the walk il
a pile of burned and blackened boards
which form stumbling blocks, and whic]
are especially dangerous at night. If i
is impossible to repair the sidewalk, a
least let this debris be removed.
M. Wick: I can't imagine how tn
story that I authorized Peter Hoffman:
to remain all night at the recent fir
originated. I had no authority whateve
to hire anyone, and why should I hav
done it, when the mayor, the forema
and the chief, men who did have author
ity, wa2e in attendance? I am an oil