Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-16
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and the government ownership of rail-
roads. x On the democratic
attitude or the same question he spoke
briefly, pointing out the inconsistency
of $4,000 democrats %conceding every
thing to 1000 independents, even to en-
dorsing the wildcat finance plank and
prohibition. He believed many honest
democrats would repudiate the trade and
stand for the principles of their own
party. Mr.. Spencer remarks on this
question were loudly %applauded.
Those in charge of the Lamborn
hospital are making arrangements for
fitting the institution with hot water.
One of the sisters recently went down to
Fort Yates with a petition for funds to
complete the work, and the sister supe-
rior desires to thank Major Mclaughlin,
the other officers and the soldiers for
their generous responses. The hospital
now accommodates twenty-one patients,
all of whom are doing nicely, and each
Of whom is sincere in his praises of the
institution and it's management. Hot
water fittings would be desirable addi-
tions to the hospital facilities, and the
management should be aided in their
endeavors to have them put in.
Emmons County Record: Mr.. w. s.
Casselman, after two or three years
service with Griggs & Co., the st. Paul
grocers, made up his mind that the life
of a drummer who must be absent from
his family was not a happy one, especi-
ally if the family were a good many
miles distant from a railroad. So he
made preliminary arrangements to open
a general store in Williamsport. But,
when he went down to st. Paul to re-
sign, the frm-in whose service he had
been successful in rounding up business
made him an offer that seemed much
better than the chances of a new store,
and he give up the scheme. In a short
time his wife and father and mother will
60 to Bismarck to live, which will enable
hun to make frequent visits home. Mrs.
Casselman will not, of course, teach the
coming term of Williamsport school
which will be regretted by both patrons
and pupils.
Messrs. Hanitch, Stevens, Price and
Jewell returned from q weeks visit at
Standing Rock Sunday. They combined
business with pleasure and the latter got
the best of it. Maj. Mclaughlin, Billy
Macnider, Louis Priemeau and others on
the Indian agency, and Lieut. Carnahan
and other military officers made the stay
at that point very pleasant, and Chiefs
Gaul, Rain-in-the-fac Goose, Grass,
White Intestines and others, not to be
outdone in hospitality, passed the pipe
of peace around the circle as frequently
rs desired. The party remained one
night at Parkil's half way ranch at the
mouth of the Cannon Ball-a veritable
oasis-a paradise, as all who have visited
the spot will testify. The generous hos
pitality of MI. Parkins is even excelled
by Mrs. Parkins, who is ever on the alert
to do some kindness and add to the
comfort of the guests.
Several rather hilarious citizens, one
of them a resident of the city, and the
others of the country, furnished a little
excitement for the masses last evening,
and for a time it looked as though they
would come to a full stop in the hands
of the authorities. They got into a
buggy in front of which was a pair of
frisky colts, and drove at a breakneck
pace through the streets, until they
were stopped by Officer Marsh, who or
dered them to get out, Two Of them
obeyed, but the other entered an objec-
ton, which was Immediately overruled
by Mr.. Marsh, and he emphasized his
ruling with a push, which sent the
bejagged gentleman out of the buggy
and into a mud-puddle. His immediate
communication with the mud and water
did not serve to improve his appearance,
and he arose with fire in his eye. When
last 9 Q he was g%esticulating wildly in
an endeavor to relate his grievances to
Chief Mckenzie, and after the delivery
of his little speech the party left town.
Minneapolis Tribune: Among the emf
grants gathered at the Union Depot emf
grant room were two little girls, who, for
the past few weeks, have had a unique
experience. They came owe on the
Thingvalla steamship Island, the ship
which has just got through quarantine
with difficulty, and are from Southern
Sweden. One is - years old and the
other is II. They are as pretty as
a pair Of blondes as one rarely sees.
The odd thing about them is that they
are travelling the whole distance from
their Scandinavian home to their des-
tnation in North Dakota, q distance