Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-14

ID. c. Smith. photographer.
Archer X Richards, contractors and
builders.
J. W. Fisher. sewing machines.
&. G. Gibbs. blacksmith.
General Stanley reports officially to
the secretary of war an abundance of
coal twenty-seven miles west of Bis
msrck.
Secure a sound mind. which seldom
goes without sound digestion. by using
the genuine Angostura Bitters of DR.. j.
G. B. Siegert Il Sous. At all druggists.
At the Land Office.
From Saturdays Dsily.l
Homestead Entries-Gottlieb Schultz,
Herman Setzsing, New Salem; Gather.
inc Schutzman, Richardson.
Homestead Proof-Johaun G. Treute,
New Salem.
Timber Culture Proofs-H. G. Bruce,
Jackson. Mich: L. F. Tavies, Glenullin;
jacob B. Hairup, Claus P. Hairup, Ash
ley.
From Sundays Daily
Timber Culture Proofs-Wm. He'll
VIM. Engelter OF Mandar aud Chas. E.
tombstone, Lowell.
Homestead Proots-Sherman Rarick
Menoken.
Homestead Entry-John Mas, New
Salem.
Contest-C. o. Engler VS.. VIM. Cordes,
Oliver county.
From Tuesdays Daily.l
Homestead Entries-Adam krame.
Gerd Lars, New Salem: Anton Pinkel.
Dlckinson: Hugh McCrarie, Mekenzie;
Heinrich LAM, Glenullin; Jakot BONN.
Anton Cermak, Mandan; Magdalena
Deinnistadt, Hebron.
Timber Culture Proofs-Peter Roberts
Darlington; W. E. Breen. Bismarck; j.
A. Halstead, Tacoma, Wash; Christian
Bader, Ludwig Rudolph, Johann ketter-
ling, Geo. ketterling Ashley: VIM. Wade
Hampton.
T. Homestead Proof. A. Knapke,
Mandan.
Land Office business for the past year
has been brisk, indeed. In all five hun
dred and eighty.six homestead entries
were made in the year ending June 30,
or an acreage of 1890 fled upon. Nc
Intosh leads in the number of entries
made, with one hundred; Morton comes
next with SO; Emmons next with 81;
Stark follows with 80 and Wells has 81;
in all $40 final proofs have been made
during the year, representing 6o,64O
acres; l6O timber culture proofs have
been made and 81 cash entries.
a good deal of land has been filed and
proved upon, and yet the yearly report
shows that there is yet about 7,055,229O
acres of vacant land, surveyed and un-
surveyed, in the Bismarck district.
Telegraphs for Assistance of Militia,
Governor Shortridge received a tele.
gram from Sheriff McCune Of Ramsey
county, Monday morning, asking for
the assistance of the Devils Lake militia
to protect Bomburger, the Cando MUIR
derer. Bomburger was caught just
across the Canadian line, and the sheriff
at once headed for Devils Lake to get
his man into the jail there. At the time
OF sending the telegram. the sheriff was
a distance from his destination, and was
followed closely by an Infatuated mob
from Cando and the surrounding couh.
try, who were e~ndeavoring to catch up
with the sheriff, relieve him of his
prisoner, and give Bomburger a taste of
lynch law. The governor telegraphed
the militia to report to the sheriff for
orders.
II rather think if that mob wants Bonn.
burger, they'll get him, eveu if the
sheriff does get him to the Jail" said
Private Secretary Sanders, yesterday.
II lived up at Cando awhile myself, and
those people around there are pretty de-
termined customers. 1 knew Kreider
we'll. and his neighbors are wrought up
to an intense excitement over his death,
and If that mob gets a chance to get
hold of the murderer, l wouldn't give
much for his life"
MOsher Gets Five Years,