Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-28

Capehart isn't a Judge of typewrltert
after all. He has been transferred to the
department of linotypes and typesetting
machines, in which he is better posted
Some pretty heavy express shipments
are going out of the state auditors office
just now-sesslon journals to various
legislators and officials about the state
G. NJ. Dahl's term as grand chancellor
of the knights of Pyth,as organization
of the state is over, and w. NJ. Cochrane
of Mimic, has been elected to succeed tc
him.
The bank Of Darlington is the latest
to close its doors, and Mr.. Measham has
made an assignment to H. 0. Saliday.
The county of Foster had $4,000 on de.
post.
AL. Dunn, the sprinter who was in
Bismarck and concerned in one or two
races last summer, has done a hundred
yards down in West Superior in ten
seconds.
Prospects are good for the organiza.
ton of a lodge Of Elks in the city the
coming winter. Twenty-Five or thirty
will join and 60 through the mysterious
processes.
Attorney General Standish: Those
banks desiring to bid for deposits of
state funds, according to the conditions
of the e law, may secure blanks and
bonds at my office.
Andreas Deata of Oshkosh, and
klaasve koning of Westield, made
homestead entries. and Jane Blakeney
of Bismarck, homestead proof at the
land office Thursday.
Brad Hennessey, formerly editor of
the Grand Forks Plaindealer-and the
fve-day Bismarck attachments said
to be president of a seminary down in
Chippewa Falls. Wis.
Ex-Attorney General G. A. NJ. Spen-
Ger announces his intention of quitting
the Pacific coast and returning to his
home in Grafton. North Dakotans will
be pleased to see him return.
Governor Burke seems to be getting
along swimmingly in Duluth. He has
opened his commission house, and been
elected a member Of the board of trade.
Duluth gains a good citizen in A. H.
Burke.
DR.. Bentley's buggy horse took a
sprint from the postofice to the Third
street watering trough Friday noon,
but the doctor made a good catch, and
stopped the animal before any damage
was done.
Governor Shortridge has appointed
Chas. NJ. Kissick and Geo. Mcintyre as
members of the Mayville Normal school
board, in place of Gibbs and Paulson,
resigned, and commissions we're issued
to them Monday.
The catch-as-catch-can team which
went down to Yates to play ball met
with a sad fate at the hands of the Yates
club. Five innings were played, and at
the end of this time the score stood 20
to 2 in favor Of Yates.
Johnny Nichols of Coal Harbor, had
quite q runaway on his return trip Sun
day, when about twenty-seven miles out
of town. Joe KATE stopped the fright
ened horses, and no damage was done
beyond q broken vehicle.
Lieut.. Day: I hear q m that
Lieut.. P. H. Clarke vas drowned to-day
up at Fort Custer. Clarke is the man
who served a year in the German army
recently, was quite a writer on military
affairs and a bright fellow.
Sergeant G. K. Edwards, who has
manipulated the telegraph at Camp
Handbook has been ordered to Angel
Island, CAL, to assume charge of the
military telegraph Office there, and has
left for his new post of duty.
Pat Kelley has laid off his men for a
few days, from the work of filling up
%culverts and putting in piping between
Mandan and Dickinson. He has about
twenty more culverts to fill, and expects
to resume work about August LIST.
The governor has received a letter
from Secretary Hoke Smith, in answer
to his telegram as to whether or not he
could stop here on his return trip. Mr..
Smith regrets that a too long stay in the
Park will prevent his stopping over.
Some excellent samples of wheat and
rye were at the Pacific house Monday
from Mclean county. The wheat is
nearly four feet high and has large and
solid heads. All wheat in Mclean coun-
ty is said to be OF an excellent quality.
1t seems that Pat O'Leary, who shot
Mcintyre at Winona the other day, is
wanted down in Aberdeen for adultery.
At any tate he was arrested at Winona,
Wednesday, and taken back to Aber-
deem by Sheriff Smith of Brown county,
S. D.