Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-03-11
Guards. It is needless to say that
when the boys take hold Of anything
like this it is always q success. as

like this it is always q success. aa
John Yegen: My farm is in excellent
condition for seeding and I think I'll be.
ing this week. I use q pressed drill.
Wheat should be put in in no other way
in this country. A pressed drill will pay
for itself in one year in this country.
Faunce & Brown, the artistic painters,
paper hangers, decorators, ETC., have dis
solved partnership. Mr.. Faunca@ will
carry on the business hereafter and Mr..
Brown will move on his farm south Of
the city and go to farming and stock
raising.
Cincinnati is having a wonderful re-
ligious revival. Over 10000 expressed
desire" in a single day and night. Moth
ing has been heard from Clarence Price
lately and MI. Fort, his substitute as
clerk of the court, believes he has got
the grip.
Mr.. Wilhelm, who has purchased the
Frisby stock of drugs, is. a popular
young man and it is likely he will con-
duct q successful business. It will be
remembered that MI. Wilhelm was at
one time a clerk in Dunn's store, this
city, and later opened a store of his own
at Sims.
The river broke up at Yankton Mon
day and the ice passed out quietly. It
is still firm at Bismarck, but a great
deal of water is running on top the ice.
A sudden rise in the river from heavy
rains would cause q sudden breakup at
this point.
The name of DR.. Cloes, Jamestown,
appears on the list of grand jurors
drawn for the April term Of the United
States court at Bismarck. As the doc
tor is in Tacoma and has not been in
Jamestown for a year it is likely some
one else will be substituted.
Dickinson Recorder: James E. Camp
bell, the democratic attorney of Mandan,
authorizes the Recorder to state that I'm
der no circumstances will he permit his
name to go before the democratic con-
vention for the nomination for Judge of
the sixth judicial district.
The recent school entertainment netted
$50 and the school board has appropri-
ated $50 more to be added to the fund
for the establishing of a school library.
The idea was a happy n and from this
small beginning will eventually accumu-
late a magnificent school library.
Wyman Elliott, the Minneapolis seed
man, well-known throughout the north
west, will move to Southern California
next week. He, has livedIin Minneapolis
since 1854 and rendered Bismarck and
North Dakota valuable assistance at
different times in arranging agricultural
displays.
MI. Drummond was able to be up
again and it is believed his injuries are
only slight. He asks the TRIBUNE to
thank the citizens of Bismarck who have
been so kind to his family. He says
nearly every want has been supplied
from a pocket handkerchief to a house
to live in.
Rev. Deckard: You will miss a rare
treat if you don't come over to Mandan
to the concert Thursday night. I think
we will have a special train from Bis.
marck. If so Prof. Hancock will have
charge of the Bismarck guests. We
want to see a lot of Bismarckers over
and will make it pleasant for you.
The electric light plant was sole
Saturday, the purchaser being A. @. H
Schweiss, who buys it for the city OF
Brennan, Texas. 1t will be packed and
shipped as soon as possible, and Bis
marck will have to get along with the
light of the moor to guide pedestrians
around the streets, for the present al
least.
Again the Merchants block basement
is filed with water and Broadway is 8
miniature lake, and again are the clti
zens Of Bismarck reminded of the fact
that n W on n street is not
sufficient to drain the whole country
north and east of the capitol. Every
year and generally twice each year are
We reminded of this fact, still we heed it
not.
Col. Whitford: Yes, the electric ligh,
plant has been sold. Two of the ma
chimes, however-the two 250:light in.
candescent machines-will remain in
this country. They have been sold tc
Josephus Plenty, who will use them in
his mining operations up the river. By
the way, it seems likely that Mr.. Plenty
will spend a large sum in developing Lis
mining property this year, and the barge
scheme will be thoroughly tested. e..
The TRIBUNE is in receipt of a neat
little card from Minneapolis, bearing
these words.
Paula Lilienfeld, ~a&+r,,f> -,-
Alex. Fromme,
Betrothed.