Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-09-16

MARCh WEEKLY IRlBl
the Office, but I think I can find another
good man there. I dislike to lose Medora,
as it is in q meteoralogically interesting
part of the state.
While in the city yesterday DR..
Smythe received a telegram to the effect
that Frank Dyer, a brother of Ohas.
Dyer, the Steele druggist, had been shot,
although the extent or probable result
of his injury was not stated. The doc.
tor left On a freight in the afternoon to
attend the wounded man.
Fargo Forum: Hon. j. G. Holembaek,
once the leading lawyer Of the
Missouri slope, now prominent in
Duluth, is in the city to-day
on legal business. John says that 1t
looks like Peck would 60 down the cor
ridors of time, along with rum, roman
ism and rebellion, Burchard.
Professor Robidou admits that it has
rained every day since he has predicted
ory weather, and says he can't under
stand how the moon came to be so badly
"of." The professor says that from now
on, the weather will be dry; that the
moon is again doing business properly
at the old stand, and that dry weather
will be the order of the day.
Frank Reed, Lester Green, J. P. Holt
and VIM. Terrell returned late Sunday
night from a duck hunt at Long Lake.
They had excellent luck, while there,
bagging ffty-four birds. On the return
trip, however, their good luck deserted
them, for they broke a wheel of the
buggy a mile or so from town, and made
the remainder of the journey on foot.
Minot journal: Hon. John Satterlund
came over from Wash5urn Friday,
bringing with him the proxies of the
other three members of the district COM
mittee and attended the meeting of that
committee the next day, Mr.. Satterlund
made a very good. representative and it
would be in keeping with the general
good feeling for that county to again en-
dorse hun.
The ladies of Mandan express great
salts faction at the results of the cooking
school, and are liberal in their praises of
Mrs. Hays. Their sentiments are tersely
expressed in the Pioneer, which says
that she leaves those who attended with
a feeling of how little they know, and a
terrible hankerlng after more. Mrs. E.
H. Wilson and Mrs. Tubbs attended the
last lesson given in Mandan.
The section hand who passed through
the city on train No. 4, Wednesday even
ing en- route to the sanitarium at
Brainerd, died as the train reached
jamestown. Doctors there advance
acute bowel complaintas the cause of
his death. His name was ~ascertained to
be Frank Smith, but nothing could be
learned of his friends and he was buried
at jamestown, Friday morning.
Doctors Harcourt and Bentley drove
out to the farm of Geo. W. WEIGH, Mon
day evening, to consult as to the nature
of the illness of the owner, who has
been seriously ill for some time. They
agreed upon thetrouble as neures thenla,
superinduced by an attack of la grippe.
Mr.. WEIGH is improving somewhat, now,
although still far from being we'll.
From reports of the Heller a ball
games, it is noticed that several of the
players, who were formerly with the
Seattle team, the manager of which cor
responded with all clubs along the line
e~ndeavoring to arrange games, are now
playing with the Helena club This
looks as though the Seattle club had
given up the project and disbanded.
A.. M. Packard: Yes; there was a
democratic convention on our side of the
river a few days ago, and they passed a
resolution, I hear. The independent
sheet has not appeared, yet, but will
make its bow next Thursday. Isuppose
the first issue will be on the "wake-em-
up" plan. I do not think it will injure
the newspaper business in Mandan to
any great extent.
Cashier A. S. Lyon, of the First, Nat
ional Bank of Fargo, came in on Train l
yesterday, bringing with him a hunting
outfit and two dogs, explanatory of his
intentions. In the afternoon Mr.. Lyon,
in company with Messrs. Capehart and
Douglass, left for the southern part of
the county, to enjoy a hunt among the
haunts of the feathered denizens of our
lakes and praires.
j. H. Marshall: I have my collection
almost completed now, and if any persons
wish to examine it, they should visit the
refrigerator OF Thursday afternoon,
when it will be open to the inspection of
all. After that, the samples will be
packed together and wrapped in paper,