Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-09-01
day night have been shot about twenty
miles out from Big Timber and that
tho othars ara surrounded

day night have been shot about twenty
miles out from Big Timber and that
the others are surrounded.
Prot. A. NJ. Davidson OF "Rip!ey-
Ohio County United. States Of
America" etc, walked tight-rope and
performed q variety of thrilling feats in
Main street Thursday afternoon. The
audience was enthusiastic and the con-
tributlons were rather light.
E. A. Williams: / brought my
family home from Il months visit with
Landlord Mcneil. at Detroit lake
Wednesday. They enjoyed the outing
very much. 1t is Il delightful place.
The bathing is fine now, but the water
is a little too warm for fishing.
The Pembina Pioneer says every
county in the state wants more people
and believes if the county commissioners
OF each county would expend about
500 in gathering specimens OF vege-
tables and grains for exhibit at the
Worlds Fair we'd get more people.
Grand Forks Plaindealer: At the
Hotel Dacotah yesterday during the
banquet, Mrs. Harry Wybrant of this
city. had the pleasure of meeting for a
second time the japanese minister, Gago
Tateno. Mrs. Vibrant. while in Wash
ington a year ago was a guest of his en-
cellency.
Auditor Porter, while in Grand Forks,
will endeavor to convince the treasurer
Of that county of the necessity of an i'm
mediate remittance of something like
$4,000 due the state, which it seems the
county commissioners deemed for the
best interest of Grand Forks banks, not
to remit at present.
In the kiln at the brickyards there
were about 10000 brick at the close of
work last night, and Mr.. Miller hopes to
have 100000 in place the first of next
week, when the kiln will be fired. The
convicts are becoming better ex-
perienced, and are turning out brick at
the rate of 10000 a day.
1t is learned that Joe Green, station
agent at Dickinson, has been let out
and E. j. Bardwell, for some time past
cashier at Mandan has been promoted
to the position. Greene is a brother of
Frank Greene, formerly superintendent
of the Missouri division, now in bust
ness at Virginia City, Wash.
Little Willie Hughes is learning the
elementary lessons of hunting. He can
handle the gun safely and realizes
thoroughly the necessity of removing
the cartridges before getting into the
wagon. Tuesday the little fellow raised
a covey of prairie chickens and brought
down four of them at one shot.
Everybody compliments the manage
ment of the Northern Pacific. Even
the secretary of the board of railroad
commissioners is reported as saying:
"As railroad management goes in the
northwest the Northern Pacific was by
far the most generous toward it's patrons
and the most amenable to law and to
public sentiment"
0S. N. Pye adjusted the loss on
the Sheridan house at 1922. A, divided
among thirteen companies. Mr.. bly,,
owner of the building has been paying
insurance continuously during the past
forty years, sometimes carrying over
$4,000 worth Of insurance on various
buildings and stocks of goods, and this
is the first time in his life that he has
been damaged or received a cent from
the companies to whom he has paid
thousands.
Jimmy Emmons is now down in
Guthrie, Okla, where he has until re-
Gently been editing the West and South
newspaper. He sends regards to all
old time Bismarck friends and says that
he has an appointment under the Cleve-
land administration by the tail and is
struggling to get a better hold of it. He
asks particularly regarding the welfare
of his old pard Williams, surveyor gen.
eral and wants to know if Grover has
twisted his tail yet.
The farewell sermon preached by
Rev. Anderson at the Presbyterian
church Sunday was listened to by q
large audience, and out of respect for
the pastor who is about to take his de-
parture from Bismarck, no morning
services we're held in either the Baptist
or Methodist churches. The sermon
was full of feeling and eloqence and the
singing by Mrs. Porter and Miss. Ander-
son Of anthems appropriate to the oc-
casion was no less interesting.
Look at your trees and sec it some of
the limbs are not stripped Of their leaves.
Il so look closely and you will discover
q large green worm. It's q race between
the worm and the trees. If you want to
save the trees and have them leaf out
again next year you viii have to kill
the worms. To allow the worms to kill