Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-07-29
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DeeVeS WILL go from western North Da-
kota and Montana to be converted into
food for the masses.
In the announcement of the probable
makeup of Gladstone's cabinet, is no.
ticed the name of Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, as chancellor of the exche-
quer. Sir William is an uncle of DIR.
Harcourt of thiscity.
Clarence Price: Funny about the
wheat. I have n piece, as pretty as
was ever seen, that will run from twen-
ty-fve to thirty bushels per acre if it
fills. Not a stones throw from this is
another piece that will not be worth
cutting.
The railroad boys are anxiously dis
GUESSING the changes which will be made
by the taking off of trains 2 and 3.
Some of the boys will be forced to take
different runs, and leave Bismarck. This
they regret, as they seem to like Bis
marck and it's people.
While out driving Sunday a%ftesnoon,
Express Agent Morris saw three white
tail deer, an old doe and two fawns. He
was alone-of course-and had no gun
always the case-but said he could
have caught n of the fawns had he
had a saddle horse.
A quarter-mile horserace took place
at the track Friday evening between a
sorrel belonging to w. A. Livermore,
and a black, ridden by Cal Wilson. The
race was for SIS a side, and quite a mum.
Der of side bets we're made. The black
won by about a neck.
President Cakes and General Mana
ger Mellen of the Northern Pacific, will
attend the reciprocity convention at
Grand Forks; also President j. J. Hill
of the Great Northern, who will address
the convention on the industrial devel-
opment of the northwest.
It is learned that Sister Boniface, the
new sister superior of the Lamborn
hospital has arrived to take charge of
that institution, and Sister Regina, who
has been superior for the last five years,
will soon leave for her new field of labor
in the st. Cloud diocese.
Sheriff Donnelly Saturday sold under
mortgage TO John G. Wallace, lots 8, 4, 5
and 6, block So, original plat for ST.
666.1O; nH of section IS, township 145,
range 70, and sw a section II, township
14o, range Is, 81. 303.5 so; and the sw1 sec
ton 8, township 1873, range rs, for $762.1O.
Farmers O the reservation say that
rain is quite badly needed, the grain
being, all of it, somewhat backward, and
would be greatly advanced by a little
rain. East of the city and about Men
oxen the wheat looks excellent, all of it
headed out, and some of the heads four
to six inches long.
MI. G. F. Woodhead of the Fort Rice
reservation, was in town Friday. Mr..
Woodhead, who has been extensively
engaged in the sheep business has sold
out to MI. Harry Small, and will spend
the winter in England. MI. Woodhead
reports Mr.. Small as engaged in harvest
ing his oats when he left Frirday-the
first heard of this season.
A citizen: What Is the matter with
the enforcement of city ordinance No.
116? I would like you to state that COWS
run at large around my residence,
select the choicest shoots of my young
trees and chew them off, reach over and
sample my shrubs and flowers, and do a
great deal of damage in general. These
COWS should be impounded.
General Weaver began a western tour
through the silver and Pacific states, at
Denver on July Is. He will 60 through
Nevada, California, Oregon, Washing
ton and Nevada, and will speak in Bis
marck on August 18th. The independ-
ents of the Missouri slope are already
exerting themselves to make this the
grand meeting of the campaign.
Inspector Clement: 1 regret the state
ment that I was guilty of using I'M
gentlemanly language, in the accusation
of Miss Joy, recently. No language of
the kind mentioned was used by me or
by any one else, and, when I left the
house, the last thing said by Joy was
that I had given them every chance and
been fair and impartial in my actions.
A. J. Herbert, brother-in-law of Peter
son, whose horse won the quarter-mile
dash Friday evening, has purchased from
W. A. Livermore the sorrel mare that
was defeated. This looks somewhat as
though Peterson, who is interested in the
deal, thought that there wal some speed
in the mare, which may be brought out
with proper training.
Alex. Fromme: I have travelled
through the east quite extensively, seen
the sights and the way business was
done there, and I can say truly that
none of the towns of it's size, I have seen