Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-10-21

Bragg's violin work was heartily appre-
ciated. The rest of the program was
made up Of selections by local artists.
The two young ladies will go east for q
year." ..
The Magee Bros. had a valuable horse
seriously injured yesterday in a curious
way. It was tied to a post in front Of
Cressy's store, in which was an iron bolt.
The horse took hold Of it with it's teeth
and by some means the upper jaw was
caught in such a manner that when
pulling away all the front teeth were
lossened and the jaw fractured. 1t was
believed at first that the animal would
eventually have to be killed, because it
wouldn't be able to eat anything. DR..
Harcourt took hold of the matter, wired
the teeth in place, and it is believed the
horse will come out all right.
Fargo Argus: G. M. Dahl of Bis
marck. the prominent young Norwegian
who will pass into the secretary OF states
chair after November, was in the city
yesterday a short time while on his way
home from st. Paul. In an interview
with an Argus reporter in the rotunda
of the Headquarters, he spoke hope
fully for republican success in North
Dakota. When asked how the Mis-
souri, slope country stood, he said it
would go republican by a heavy vote, as
they we're not troubled with the indie
pendents in the least 80 far as the state
or national tickets are concerned.
Farmer Richards: I got back from
Chicago Tuesday. I went down with
cattle. No, I didn't get rich on 'em-the
market was off; but I got as much as
the rest. Chicago is a great town
altogether too big, however, to live in.
The Worlds Fair buildings are i'm
merse. Our people can't appreciate
what a wonderful show the fair is going
to be. I met Joe Dietrich in st. Paul.
He was or his way down to Chicago
with cattle. Yes, I have finished thresh-
ing-the boys finished while I was gone.
I didn't get much over twelve bushels,
but I am sa%tisfed-if the price wasn't so
low.
Manager Jim Wakeman has secured
George Turner's English gaiety girls,
az an attraction for the opera house,
Tuesday, Oct. 25. Mr.. Turner has sur
rounded himself with a company of over
twenty burlesque and speciality perform.
ers. His ladies are the genuine English
ballet girls, youthful and graceful, and
his olio is filled with pleasing and laugh
able specialties. The twenty ladies in
troduce the latest craze, "The Serpentine
Dance" and also present "Cleopatra'
and the, "Merry Female Club" which
was written by Bob Slavin, the celebrated
comedian. Mr.. Turner has engaged
Mile. Rocene especially for "The Serpen-
tine Dance"
Grand Forks Herald: Superintendent
of Public instruction John Ogden has
begun the work, looking toward the COL
lection of the educational exhibit at the
Worlds Fair. He has visited Pembina
and Walsh counties and has given in
structions to the teachers in those
counties regarding the work. He
visited the Grand Forks schools Friday
and talked with the teachers on matters
pertaining the exhibit. Prof. Ogden
has not yet decided on the manner in
which the work will be displayed, but
thinks that essays and work of similar
character will be bound in book form.
Prof. Ogden and Prof. Clemmer went to
Devils Lake Saturday in the interest of
the work.
Farmer Wallace: The jamestown
far, to be held the 10Th, Goth and 2lst of
this month, should be attended by all
citizens of Burleigh county who can
spare the time. The expense will not be
large. The fair will be a big one and a
success. Through it the circuit of the
best horses will be drawn 100 miles
farther west this year and for the future.
It is Bismarck's only way to induce the
horsemen of the northwest to finally
come out here. If our people attend the
jamestown fair your celebration on the
Sd, 4th and 9th of July, 1893, will be
largely attended from that section of
the state, and some first class horses will
be entered for the purses offered. Go
all who can, only one and one-tifth fare
for the round trip.
Gerald Pierce: I have a just and rea-
sonable kick coming, and. go have all
the farmers in the United States.
Whether they make theirs or no, I in
tend to register mine and vigorously,
too. The executive committee of the
Worlds Fair have arranged to exhibit
cattle and horses from Aug. Is to Sept.
81. Then will come the display of
sheep and swine, and after this comes
fat stock and poultry. According to
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