Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-08-12

Fargo Republican: Hon. Alex. Hughes
of Burleigh county, went to st. Paul last
evening and will go from there to Denver
and will spend some time in southeast
Colorado. His friends wish him a pleas.
ant trip.
Doctor Frazer says the patient
Bothersome, whose foot is badly cut, has
improved somewhat, and is much better
than he was reported Monday, and if this
improvement continues he will probably
recover.
j. D. McDonald: You want to come
to the city hall Saturday at 2 p. m. We
are going to have a democratic caucus
and you'll see some democratic timber
that will make the republicans howl
next fall.
A pamphlet on the mustard family
from the Government Agricultural Elk.
pertinent station received at this Office
is one of a number that have been dis
tributed throughout the state, and will
repay perusal.
Clarence Price: I have been baIan-
cling up my books for August 5, and find
there, receipts, Csc; losses, $500. Rather
a CHASTITY balance, isn't it? I wouldn't
mind it so much, either, but it's on the
wrong side.
Robert Kline has taken a position
with M. Eppinger, and will aid in the
dispensing of furnishing goods during
the absence of Mr. Eppinger, who goes
east next Sunday.
Manager Falconer says there is no
longer any doubt about the ball game
between Bismarck and Fort Yates. The
arrangements have been perfected, and
the game will come off for a purse, as
per schedule.
It is to be regretted that DR.. Haigh
cannot preach in Bismarck on Sabbath
next. Nevertheless services will be held
at the Baptist church, next Sabbath, at
the usual hours. Rev. G. H. Holden Of
Fargo, preaching.
A rousing dog fight Sunday morning,
and then the owners of the dogs got in
to a dispute regarding the respective
fighting abilities of their dogs, and the
affair nearly developed into another
kind of a fight.
The Dawson Standard says Mayor
Grace and a distinguished party of New
Workers will make a trip through Kid
der county during the coming hunting
season. If he comes the mayor will
take in the sights of Burleigh county
also.
As the warmest place in the state
Medora, Billings county, holds the palm.
From the reports made and observa-
tions taken at that station, it appears
that for one whole week the temperature
was in the neighborhood of 100, running
from SO, SO, 100 to 1914, Surely this
8 hot enough for anyone.
Attorney General Spencer will accom-
pany Judge Winchester to Emmons
county this week where he will assume
the prosecution of District Attorney
Lynn, who has had one trial and in
whose case the jury disagreed. Lynn is
charged with forgery and several other
crimes.
John Robidou has taken advantage of
the experience rather dearly bought by
the losers from the late fire, and has had
his horses, rigs, harness and other para
phernalia insured. John is of the opin-
ion that "a little insurance is an excel
lent thing"
No settlement has yet been made be.
tween George Mertz and Julius Stevens.
Mertz still holds the keys and Stevens
is kept on the outside. julius says ar
rangements will soon be completed be-
tween them, though he can't tell just
how the affair will turn out.
Colonel Bidlake, one of Pembina
county's farmers had his farm rented to
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quaintances at the penitentiary. Ar
MI. Broderick's visit will be quite an
extensive one, five years, the colonel
will have to do his own harvesting.
The arrangements for a game of bal
between Yates and Bismarck arr
being made by Manager Fal
coner and Secretary Leslie
those .never-tiring, hot-blooded sports
The game will be for a purse and conn
off some time the latter part of thi
month.
Mrs. Cunard is another loser ythe re
cent fire. Nj. Cunard had purchased
phaeton, and when he went up into tn
country stored it in the barn, where
contributed it's quota to t~he,feeding @
the flames. The vehicle was n of tn
y finest in the city, and had been used bu
y twice. r.'
:, P.B. Webb: I want you to expref
my thanks and those of my brother I