Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-09

she has feared to make those nice light
rolls and those delicious salads, I can't
get enough to eat. I tell you that
school must stop Or it will make gour-
mands of half the men in town.
United States court ven at Fargo
September 81. The grand jury is called
for September q, and the petit jury for
October II. The following gentlemen
from this section Of the state are drawn
upon the grand jury: VIM. Mittle-
stedter, Williamsport, H. R. Lyon, Man
dan. On the petit jury are Messrs. W.
L. Yeater Of Williamsport, g. M. Man
digo, Roop, and T. P. Davis, Bismarck.
Jamestown Capital: B. F. Scovil of
Burleigh county was in the city this week
on a visit with his daughter Mrs. A. L.
Barner. He says they had a terrific
hail storm four or five miles south Of Mo-
Kenzie last Saturday afternoon, but. as
most of the wheat was cut there was not
q great deal of damage done by hail.
Mr.. Scovil says nearly all the wheat in
that section is harvested with headers.
On the 2Sd the bishop and the clergy
of the c~onvocation will take the morn
ing train for Mandan, and at II o'clock,
slow time, will proceed to the consecra-
ton of the enlarged and beautiful
church, which is to be known hereafter
under the name and designation of
Christ church. After the 'consecration
the sessions of ~convocation will continue
until the close, probably Friday night.
Fargo Republican: Hon. B. F. Spald-
ing received a letter this morning from
S. L. Glaspell, jamestown, stating that
the 20 ung men of that city met last
night and organized a "Young Mems
Republican League" This is outside of
the republican club. 1.-THE young peo-
pie are setting a good example" says
Mr.. Glaspell, land one that should be
followed by all young men in North Da-
kota."
The highway robbers, thugs, tramps
and toughs seem to be moving westward.
After terrorizing Fargo, Grand Forks,
Valley City and other eastern cities,
they migrated, and are now plying their
nefarious vocations in jamestown, where
they commit burglarles almost daily;
the Northern Pacific depot having been
their last base of operations. Bismarck
is next in their line of route, and it ls
we'll to be prepared.
Proprietor kim of the Sheridan, has
leased a monograph, which will be
placed in some convenient place in the
hotel, and guests, from this time forth,
may be RECALLED with sweet and soothing
strains of heavenly music. If however,
some delinquent should place a trans
mitter to his ear, about this time in the
month, and hear a grutf "pay up"
emanate from the mysterious machine,
he may take the hint.
Bishop Walker has appointed Thurs
day the 22d inst. at 1920 a. m. for the
ope ming services of the annual oonvoca-
ton of the Missionary Diocese of North
Dakota. All Of the clergy in the juris-
diction are expected to attend, besides
several others from Minnesota and
Manitoba. One of the features of ex-
ceptional interest will be an ordination
to either the diaconate or priesthood.
This service will be on the 22d.
The Mandan Pioneer is very dull
indeed. 1t constructs a kick on the part
of Bismarck base ballists against the hos
pitality Of Mandan base baIlists to be
an open affront on the part of Bismarck
against Mandan. A row. between a
couple of amateur base ball clubs, the
TRIBUNE takes 1t, is something that
affects to a very small degree the com
mon material interests of two commu-
mites like Bismarck and Mandan. The
Pioneer is a ghost fighter.
The Nimrods, Douglass, Capehart and
Hughes returned from their hunting
trip Sunday evening. From all accounts
they enjoyed the trip, and succeeded in
bagging a -goodly number of prairie
chicken. In was their intention to go
on to loves ranch in Sheridan county
and deal death to the ducks in that
vicinity, but finding Mr.. Lowe in Wash
burn, they confined the exhibitions of
their prowess to the fields and fens of
Mclean county. -
The jamestown Alert says that J.. j.
N ashold who occupies the Dodge farm
near the city, brought in yesterday two
specimens Of North Dakota apples, that
excite great surprise and admiration.
The apples are fully the average size,
sound and nearly ready to gather. They
are certain evidences of the possibilities
Of fruit raising in North Dakota. Bur
leigh county's exhibit also will comprise
apples, and nice ones, too, which have
been cultivated by progressive farmers.
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