Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-21
says he remembers all that has happened,
his trouble with the sheriff inclndad

No more dog licenses have been paid
over to the city clerk yet, but it is notice
able that CANNES are much less numer.
GUS on the streets-and everyone will
give thanks so long as the present con-
dition of things prevails.
Local democrats are trying to induce
Hoke Smith to stop at Bismarck on his
return trip. A telegram was Sent him
in the name OF the governor, Saturday,
aud he answered that he could not say
as yet, bu: would wire later.
Wheatland Eagle: Tuesday, July
18th, was the Goth university Of the
founding Of the Bismarck TRIBUNE, the
first newspaper established in North
Dakota. As she was first in time so is
she now first in general state news.
One of the circus employees jumped
his job Sunday, and was looking for a
justice Of the peace, claiming the pro-
prietors refused to pay him. He found
one, but was induced to wait until Mon
day, and do his litigating in Mandan.
The challenge Of the Bismarck Gun
club has been answered and E. c. Rice,
for the Mandan club says that although
the organization of the Mandan club
still exists, they are not in practice 10
contest, and therefore cannot accept
any challenge.
The 9-year.old daughter Of John Allen
broke her arm last Saturday. She was
standing on the platform OF the cold.
storage building, watching the prepara-
tons for the balloon ascension, and in
some way fell of, f%racturing her arm be.
tween the elbow and shoulder.
The electrical display during the thun.
derstorm of Thursday midnight was ex-
traordinarily vivid and beautiful. The
whole heavens would be brilliantly
lighted at intervals, and the display was
fascinating to the admirer of natures
mode of electrical illumination.
The jamestown Alert says all of Sells
& Rentfrow's circus cars will be equipped
with air brakes before they leave the
line of the Northern Pacific. The men
who do the work might put q few air
brakes on the concert which follows the
show, after they finish up the cars.
Agent Scott received notice of the
new Worlds Fair rate Sunday. Tickets
purchased on Mondays the Oath, 31st
and 7th, will be sold for $26.6O, one fare
for the round trip, good to return in
twelve days. The rate is a good one,
and should be taken advantage of.
H. B. Starkey of Fargo, is the name
Of the man who lodged the information
against the liquor sellers. He is in the
employ Of the enforcement league, and
would probably make a good running
mate for John L. White, the gentleman
who did the same act in Bismarck.
Curley, the scout, who was with the
Sitting Bull exhibit in Chicago, has
learned that bis wife, who was left by
him at Fort Berthold, has eloped with a
prepossessing son of the forest, and
Curley has left the attractions of the fair
and is on his way back for revenge.
Capt. H. L. Haskell of Fort Yates, has
been ordered to Davis Island, New
York harbor, to take charge Of a de-
tachment Of forty recruits and to conduct
them to Fort Assinnaboine and Yates.
Lieut.. Crabb has also been transferred
from Fort Yates to Fort Leavenworth,
| Kas.
The town is still infested with hobos
OF all descriptions and varieties-more
Of them than for several years-and
some of them pretty tough looking Gus
toners, but Chief McGillis keeps them
rounded up in pretty good shape, and
as yet no d%epredations have been COM
J mitted.
Dave Mcintyre was shot at Winona,
Monday, by M Pat OLeary, from
Eureka, S. D. The status of affairs is
rather vogue, and it is claimed the shoot
ing was accidental, but O'Leary has
skipped, nevertheless. Mcintyre was
shot in the back, and his condition is
critical.
S. A. Peterson desires to inform the
public that he is again selling fresh
meats--guaranteed to be first-class and
fresh in every particular. He has had a
large cold storage refrigerator built in
the rear Of his store and has an ex-
perienced superintendent of the meat
department.
The Gun club has yet received no
answer from the challenge sent to the
Mandan club last Monday. The Man
danites were challenged to q friendly
contest, six or eight men from each club
to shoot, each to have ten blue rocks.
The contest will be interesting If it can
be arranged.
Another Bismarcker is in it at the
, Worlds Fair. This time it's A. s. Cape.
hart, who has been appointed a judge Of
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