Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-11-04
We. Carl Olson and David Prass va. Rob.
ert G. Lloyd were heard before Register

The campaign will wind up with a
grand republican rally at Bismarck
Saturday evening, November 9Th. Sen.
ator Worst, Hon. F. B. Fancher, Hon.
r. N. Stevens, J. G. Bushby and others
will be present, together with the local
candidates.
Harvey Harris: I am no rainbow
chaser, and I estimate the republican
plurality Of this state from a conserva-
tive view, established by a pretty
thorough investigation. I think Har-
rison will have 5000 plurality and
Burke 5000.
James McGarvey brought into the
city Wednesday from his farm north of
the city some potatoes, thirty of which
made a bushel, full measure. None of
them weighed less than two pounds.
They will be used by the Worlds Fair
authorities for exhibit.
The man who shot August Katske of
New Salem, Friday, was arrested in Man.
dan, while in the act of purchasing a
revolver at one of the hardware stores.
He is now lodged safely in Jail. Indig-
nation is high, as Katske is a highly re-
spected citizen of the community.
G. F. Riggs. representing Calhoun
Opera company: Your people take
kindly to the proposition of playing
'Boccacio' here. and have all manifested
their willingness to help lis out by a
promise of taking from one to four
tickets. We shall play here on the 2Sth
inst.
Manager Wakeman, of the opera
house, has booked the favorite comedian,
John Dillon. early in December. Mr..
Dillon has a new play this season that
has proved a phenomenal success "a
Model Husband" He is said to be sur
rounded by the finest company he has
had in years.
Rufus Ullum seems to have been ex-
%periencing an unusual share of bad
luck. Not long since he lost q brood
mare weighing upwards of LOO pounds,
with colt. Now, 500 bushels of his best
wheat has been utterly spoiled, having
heated in the stack, and become COM
pletely ruined.
Miss Mary Lechtleneer of Glen Ullin,
and Mr.. d. P. Burkholder of Mandan,
were married at Glen Ullin last week.
Mr.. Burkholder is q cigarmaker, and
was until recently employed in this city.
He isnow engaged in the manufacture
of cigars at Mandan, at which place he
and his bride will reside.
Lieutenant Day has returned from a
tour of the state for the purpose of in
specting the state militia, and the CON-
panies are in generally good condition.
Not a very large number of the men,
bers of Company A were present at the
inspection here, and it was not as salts
factory as it might have been.
Herman J. Herholz of Winchester,
made a homestead entry, and Henry
Bruening of Darlington, made home
stead final proof Wedn esday. A monthly
report of the land Office shows that there
have heen made As homestead entries, z
timber culture proofs, ID homestead
proofs and 8 pre-. emption proofs.
Judge Winchester: I did quite q
rushing business at New Salem, Friday,
making citizens out Of thirty-eight in
dustrious residents of the vicinity. In
all, I have naturalized between 800 and
400 persons in Morton county, and 1
feel safe in saying that all of them have
made faithful and honorable citizens.
There is a considerable amount of in.
terest manifested in the presidential
election roundabout, and many are pos
sessed of opinions which they are ready
to support with money. Sunday saw
quite a deal of excitement among the
sports, and several bets we're posted,
with the republicans in the aggressive.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burr, father and
mother of Mrs. Jacob Horner, are in the
city on a visit. The home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burr is in the Black Hills, from
which place they drove overland, a dis
lance of 235 miles to this city. After a
stay of two weeks, they expect to return
overland in the same manner of their
coming.
The lumber industry on the coast is
rapidly developing, and many eastern
contractors are using western lumber.
Especially in this true of cedar shingles,
of which Washington furnishes such
a plentiful supply. An entire trainload,
twenty cars, Of these shingles were
taken through the city yesterday, to be
used by eastern builders.
Fargo Saturday Forum: The Bismarck
TRIBUNE very creditably gives a full re.
port of the joint debate between M. N.
johnson and O'BrieD and deals fairly
with the latter-as it should and az
would be expected. There is no use at.
tempting to bellttle Mr.. O'Brien-he's
a good fellow, but could not be expected
to cope with Mr.. johnson successfully
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