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

by team to-day. The boys feel elated at
their victory, and say their trip has been
a thoroughly pleasant n in every way.
Bismarck and Yates will probably cross
bats again later in the season.
Geo. Mertz: You do not do me- justice
in your article Of Saturday. Some Of
my stolen goods were found in Moore's
possession, and he was arrested and
plead guilty. Clooten was arrested on
his testimony, but when brought up
Moore told another story and so he
could not be held.
Ayoung boy named Clooten, aged IL,
was arrested last Friday, charged by
Geo. Mertz, with stealing harness and
other sundry articles. The case was
one Of the too many trivial ones being
tried, and there was no evidence. or at
least it was too conflicting to warrant
his being bound over, and he was &C.
cordingly discharged.
The vocal soloists at the Friday e
ing concert will be Mesdames Tubbs,
George Hughes and Porter. Miss An
derson and Mr.. King. There will also
be some fine concerted work by these
ladies, assisted by Mesdames Frank
Barnes and Butterfeld, the Misses LAM
bert and Hunt, and Messrs. Cook,
Conover, Barnes and Burton.
The railroad commissioners held their
monthly meeting Saturday and trans
acted routine business. The commits
sioners report a successful trip over the
500 and Milwaukee, only one petition
which was presented was not granted,
and that will probably be adjusted
amicably. The commissioners start on
their trip over the Northern Pacific the
second week in July.
W. o. DePuy has entered into part.
nership with G. h. Fairchild in the in
surance business. MIR. Fairchild has
been advised by his physician that a
change of climate is necessary for him
and that he must not remain in Bis
marck during the winter months. He
will leave for Oberlin, Ohio, about the
LIST of August, and will not return till
spring. During his absence w. O..
DePuy will take charge of the Office.
Some time late Tuesday night or We'd
nesday morning, some miscreant shot
into Guesner's store, breaking each of
three of the large plate glass windows.
From the appearance of the windows,
three separate shots must have been
fred. The action is thoroughly
contemplate, and it is to be hoped the
rascal may be discovered. The win.
dows are expensive ones, and if replaced,
the cost will be great. The mayor has
offered a reward Of $50 for the appre-
hension of the perpetrator Of the action.
The trial at Fort Yates, of I'd Lieut..
Bard P. Schenck, 10Th infantry, by gen.
eral court martial, has been concluded
and the several officers composing the
court have returned to their respective
stations. The court found the lieutenant
guilty of conduct prejudicial to good
order and military discipline, in VIOLA
ton of the cd Article of War" and
sentenced him "to forfeit one-half his
pay per month, for a period of six
months, and to be confined to the limits
of the post where his company may be
serving, performing all duty required of
him, for the same period"
At the Land Office.
From Fridays Daily.l
Entries-Johannes KONG, Ashley; A.
V. Bates, Sterling.
Timber Culture Proofs-Geo. w.
Wilder, Carrington; Michael FEST, ST.,
Ashley.
Presumption Proof-Peter Vonderley,
Ashley.