Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-09-21
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CITY AND COUNTY,.
Col. Plummer is doing some campaign
work out in Montana.
Billy Knox, Bay Billy and Chrome
will compete in the races at jamestown
next week.
The enrolment OF pupils at the public
schools is Slightly over 300, one of the
largest ever held. %
Bismarck will have a populist rally
October 9Th, at which E. D. Wallace and
Walter Muir will preside.
Rice Wilbur, a brakemen, was thrown
from a boxcar yesterday, while up the
jamestown Il Northern, and three ribs
broken.
Capt w. s. Moorhouse has been drawn
as a juror for the adjourned term OF
United States court which convenes at
Fargo, Oct. 8.
Auditor Porter's family is visiting in
jamestown for a few days, while the
auditor is looking after farm affairs in
LaMoure county.
A jamestown mans horse and buggy
was driven off in broad daylight by a
tourist, who was captured and bound
over to district court.
The work of bricklaying on the area
walls of the First National bank block
is progressing rapidly, and the walls will
be completed ere long.
The Northern Pacific intends to stop
the carrying of railroad men on the
showing of their cards, and has posted
circulars warning conductors against
carry persons without tickets.
The party of Sioux Indians from the
Standing Rock agency, who have been a
feature of the Sitting Bull cabin exhibit
at Coney Island, New York, this summer
has returned, in charge of Harry Nc
Laughlin. @
Col. W. H. Able of Louisville, Ky.
special Indian AGENTS. in the city having
just. returned from a tripto Fort Stevens,
where he looked over the agency there.
The colonel is deeply interested in North
Dakota as a stock country, and is think
ing of stocking a ranch in the western
part of the state in the neal future.
The case of the state against Fred
Stevens the brakeman who was COM
planned against for an assault upon James
Peoples, came up in Justice Tibbils
court Monday morning.sThe prosecuting
witnesses failed to put in an appearance,
and on motion of the states attorney,
the case was di smissed and the defend
ant discharged.
Boys who are using slung shots indis-
~criminately, to the great disadvantage
of windows, are warned that there is an
ordinance against the using of these
weapons, which will be strictly enforced
from now on. The authorities have been
ordered to apprehend all of the kids,
whose recklessness with slungshots and
b~eanshooters is creating general havoc.
r. N. Stevens: Yes, l have been in
Washington during my absence, and
spent most of the time with Mr.. Jew
ell and family. They are all in good
health, and each one of them charged
me especially to give their compliments
to friends at Bismarck. Mr.. Jewell says
owing to business engagements there, it
will be impossible for him to come back
to Bismarck before some time in o.
tober.
Times-Record: A. 81. Whitaker came
up from Moselle, Saturday evening,
where he is in charge of an elevator dur
ing vacation. About the first of Novem-
Der MI. Whitaker will return to Mime
apolis and resume his studies in the
University of Minnesota aud later in
tends taking q course in the law school.
Lawyers of Mr.. Whitaker's integrity are
scarce, but there is no reason why there
should not be more of them.
Mr.. j. S. Green, the genial and whole
souled stockman of Morton county, while
in the city, Tuesday, said: II have
been so busy attending to the shipping
of the thirty cars of stock I shall ship
this year, that l have not paid much
attention to politics. The success Of
this years stock business shows up well
for the future of western North Dakota
as q great stock country. OF course We
will send a republican delegation to the
next legislature, and give the state
ticket a good majority. No pops need
apply"
Awarded
Highest Honors-WOrld's Fair.
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