Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-04-28


clab the coming summer and beat the
daylights out of the Bismarck team.
In another column is a just protest
from n who does considerable driving,
regarding the promiscuous dumping of
manure along established highways.
Examples should be made Of persons
who are thoughtless enough to dump
refuse outside the regular dumping
grounds.
Lovers of horse flesh will learn with
| pleasure that a race for $50 aside, has
been arranged, between A. Cressey's
3-year-old BEAT ALP and Il. P. Davis
horse, H. p" The race is to be a
half-mile. best two in three heats. and
will come off as soon rs the weather
permits. the date to be fixed later.
Mandan Pioneer: Mr.. Perry Jefferies,
one of the freighters of early days and
we'll known to many Of the pioneer
settlers in Mandan aud Bismarck, was
an east bound passenger on Tuesday
evening. He says he has made his
"pile" and Is going to take in the Colum-
bian Exposition from one end to the
other.
Warrants have been sworn out by Jay
Hoover of Winona, Emmons county
against John Styles and Jerry Hart of
Winona. charging them with violating
the prohibitory law. Winona is on the
eastern bank of the Missouri river op.
posite Fort Yates, and this Is the first
attempt to enforce the law in Emmons
county.
A special from Mandan to the Chicago
Record says that the celebrated Indian
chief, Rain-in.the-F Face, leader in the
Custer massacre, together with Sitting
Bulls personal effects, left there for
Chicago Friday in charge of Standing
Rock agency officials. They will be
part of the Indian exhibition at the
Worlds Fair.
Pierre Capital: The steamer Cas-
ITALIA left for Fort Yates, Friday even
ing with a full cargo. The Rosebud
started for Pierre from Bismarck Satur-
day morning, and at this port will take
on a load consisting of corn and oats
consigned to Fort Yates by the Herman
Grocery company M a lot of building
material for J. H. Owen.
Steele Ozone: John Van Ness's
proof came on the day of the last bliz-
card and he and witnesses we're unable
to get to town in order to go to Bis
marck-his proof came off at the land
office. Register Neal, however, made it
all right, so that Van Ness proved up on
the following Saturday. Mr.. Neal is
ready to do all that the most liberal
construction of the land office rules will
allow, in such cases, and the disposition
of both Captain Fisher and MI. Neal to
favor those who come before them in
this way is duly appreciated.
W. L.. Yester, the Emmons county
member of the reform school board, was
in the city Tuesday, on his return from
Mandan, where an organization of the
board was effected. Mr.. Yeater was
elected president, J. c. Hagar secretary,
and A. E. Flynn treasurer. Messrs.
Bailey and Connally were appointed a
committee to look after q site for the
institution. It is probable the trustees
will wait to see the disposition of the
Fort Lincoln reserve, and this has been
suggested for a site.
Regarding the transit Mississippi con.
gress, an Ogden special of the 23d inst.
says: Large delegations from
Nebraska, the Dakotas, Minnesota,
Wyoming and Colorado will arrive
shortly after midnight, including OK
Governor Prince of New Mexico, presi-
dent OF the congress-, and Governor
Wait of Colorado. The northern trains
this morning brought Governor Nc
Connel of Idaho, and Governor Short
ridge of North Dakota, and a large num-
Der Of delegates. The governors were
escorted to the residences of the mayor
and ex- mayors of the city"
Fargo Forum: Miss Laura Birchall
has a request from Mrs. Eisenhuth, state
superintendent of schools, to attend the
various institutes and give teachers a
course of instruction in kindergarten
advanced work. Miss Blrchall has de-
cided to accept and will begin with the
teachers gathering at Bismarck, May 6.
Miss Birchall is the pioneer kindergarten
instructor in North Dakota, having
opened a kindergarten in Fargo in 1885
and successfully conducted the same
e since. She is a graduate of. Phila-
delphia training school, under Miss
Vankirk, trainer-the best in the world.
Colonel Lounsberry. IN Fargo Repub.
lican: Am Oh my way to Indiana to be
absent possibly two months. Am going
to visit my boyhood home. Don't know
what I shall do or where. Don't know
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