Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-07-28

tax rolls. The present is about the
busiest season of the year in the AL.
ditor's office.
The promised cold wave came Mon.
day morning, lasted for a few moments
and then meandered off to other chimes
a few struggling drops Of ram fell a,
about Z o'clock in the morning, but not
enough to moderate the heat to any
p%erceptible degree.
A genuine chimney sweep, one of the
variety not often seer in North Dakota
cities, got Off the train last Mon, and
was quite an object Of curiosity. His
avowsl of vocation was lusty enough,
but just how much patronage he secured
is a matter Of doubt.
Brick making in real earnest is now
going on at the Jackman yards. The
machines are in place and working ma
terial for capitol completion being
turned out. An extra force of convicts
will probably be put on as soon as
Warden Boucher returns.
Joseph Schmaltz, Jr., Of Exeter, and
Fred RAIDER Of Glenullen, made home.
stead entries, and Silas E. Wood of Will
Transport made final proof at the land
office Tuesday. The contest case of
Leslie A. Simpson VS.. J. H. Murphey
was filed from Stark county.
E. H. Wilson, for the Missouri Valley
Land and Mortgage company, Friday
received a letter from John Gifen, in
Cairo. Egypt, who holds a mortgage
sold him by the company. Mr.. Wilson
says the company is getting so that the
sun never sits IN its patrons.
Bertha Packer, now teaching school
out in Montana, is reported as one of
the losers by the closing up of the
Livingston bank, whose cashier skipped
with about $4,000. Her own funds and
those of the school district where she
taught were deposited there.
The various unoccupied lots in port.
ions of the city are growing up with
weeds, which thrive and flourish luxuri-
anity, and inspire the idea that it would
be an excellent scheme for owners of the
lots to have them cut down, for general
appearances if nothing else.
Trainmen and travellers tell some
alarming stories of heat out in Mon
tana. According to them, compared
with Montana heat the fiery furnace was
an ice box, and the Chicago fire a re-
frigerator. Trains warped off the track
sparks in the air-and all that.
During the next three weeks the TR1B-
rSE will make a speciality of bookbind-
ing-magaz;nes, and periodicals of all
kinds, law books, etc. Lawyers and
others desiring this kind of work should
send IN their orders at once and the
work will be turned out promptly.
4. cook for a surveying outfit had a
little too much booze aboard Saturday,
and got into trouble with Mckinney, the
barber. The row eliminated in the
shedding Of coats and some pretty loud
talk, and Chief McGillis happened along
and took the man to Jail to cool off.
The Sunday schools Of the city will
have their anticipated picnic at Glencoe
next Saturday. The trip will be by
boat, starting at 8 O'Clock in the morn
ing. The crowd to go will probably be
a large one, and if the weather moder-
ates somewhat, a pleasant day will be
enjoyed.
The Great Northern special car, con-
tanning Mgr. Satolli, the noted papal
legate, and other church dignitaries,
passed through on No. 4 last Monday.
The party have been out to Helena,
Butte and Yellowstone Park over the
Great Northern and are returning to
take in the sights Oh the Northern Pa
citc.
The game with the Coal Harbor boys
did not come of Saturday afternoon.
The Coal Harbor team was already to
start Friday evening, when the mother
of the Bartron boys, who play in the
team, was taken seriously ill and so the
trip had to be postponed. The game
will probably be arranged at a later
date.
DR.. Kendrick and Elliot Barnes were
out at the track last evening, speeding
two of their blooded colts, Arpello and
Murl Gothard. Quite a crowd Of spec
tators was there, and many hattering ex-
pressions of praise we're bestowed. Both
of the horses are fine ones, and give
promise Of developing exceptional
speed.
w. A. Kelley, who was chief of the en-.
crossing and enrolling force at Bismarck
last winter has purchased an interest in
the Halstad Reporter. Mr.. Kelley has
friends galore in Bismarck who will wish
him all success, and if talent and good
fo1lowahin arc ai1c n snoooou he mill