Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-08
The Bismartk Tribune.
l T AND COUNTY.
The modern maiden who says she swims
ls surely a darling daughter;
She hangs few clothes on her shapely limbs,
.And she doesn't go near the water.

No. l northern IS cents Friday.
Will Healy has laid off work at the
capitol on account OF illness.
Will Zychlinski has accepted the posi-
ton of night clerk at the Sheridan.
By the way, there's an 'r' in Sep.
tember-and where are the oysters?
4 bouncing boy arrived at the resi-
dence of Jack Higgins Saturday night.
Carpenters are repairing the damage
done by the fire to the Sheridan house.
The Sheridan house changed manage.
ment Thursday. 1t is Landlord Allen
now.
Professor Wheaton reports a salts
factory beginning and a good attend
ance.
The Fourth and Broadway crossing is
beng repaired. Let the good work on
tinue.
John Hoagland: l guess the price of
hard coal will be about the same as last
season.
John Dolan Monday settled his FIRE
loss with the insurance company, receiv-
ing $50.
Monday was labor day-and it was
observed by the residents by laboring-
as usual.
But twenty cars of stone now remain
in the local yard-all the rest having
been used.
The picnic in Wards grove Thursday
wa we'll attended and everybody had a
good time.
Richolt and Wlcks we're out Thursday
forenoon and returned with forty-fve
chickens.
Local G. A. r. men are manlfesting
great interest in the encompment at
Indianapolis.
The yield Of grain is so light that
threshers complain of not being able to
make wages.
Under the new schedule No. l, the
Pacific express, will stop in jamestown
out five minutes.
Harvesting is reported to be pretty
we'll along in Mclean county, but the
yield will be light.
Ed. Taylor's wheat will yield about
ten bushels to the acre. but the quality
is said to be good.
The governor tells the Grand Forks
Plaindealer that the militia boys will
not go to Chicago.
Only q few loads of new wheat has
been marketed, and 1t has gone in the
No. ! northern grade.
Isaac Hooper is busy in the register of
deeds Office, looking up some land mat
ters for E. H. Wilson.
The supreme court has overruled At
torpey Newton's petition for a rehearlng
in the Braithwaite case.
Conductor Sloan and Messrs. Boards
ley and Lucas slaughtered the chickens
Thursday in great shape.
Maurice O'Brien, an old time Bis
marck boy, was married on the 22d of
last month out at Helena.
Express Messenger Adams arrived
with his family Friday, and will make
his headquarters in the city.
Archie Currie, now of Northwood,
Grand Forks county, sends regards to
all old time Bismarck friends.
Geo. WEIGH of Glencoe, is taking in
the Worlds Fair this month. John
Beal will 20 down next month.
Chas. Glitschka has received notifca-
ton of his assignment as postal clerk
and left for St. Paul Thursday.
Tom Riley, who has been sick for
several weeks, is on deck again and
things look natural around the depot.
Stock shipments from the west are be.
ginning to be lively, three trainloads
passing through Sunday from Dickinson.
Persons cutting hay on the bottoms
AOIOAV LAC uOOA AuIACAOu6 ! II Cu0 tlUuUcTs
several being seen by them each evening.
Baggage and expressmen run to
Helena under the new time card, in
stead Of to Butte and Billings as before.
Hollembaek's drug store, since the
ceiling has been cleaned by Brown Bros
presents a decidedly improved appear
ance.
The tight rope walker couldn't raise
money enough-$3.50-in Casselton to
pay his license, 80 he didn't exhibit his
skill,
A letter to Banker Mears of Fargo,
from Mclean county says that "wheat
is going about fifteen bushels to the
acre."
The little grey pet pony belonging to
Willie Hughes, was found dead Thurs.
day morning. 1t is a supposed case of
collie.
Dr.. Harcourt: I never saw finer