Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-02-23

will extend congratulations and good
wishes.
A trainload of stock passed through
the city last evening east bound. The
sides of the cars we're closed up with
tar paper to keep out as much wind and
cold as possible, but Notwithstanding
this, it was a pretty cool trip for the
animals in the cars.
jamestown Alert: A copy of Jewell
& Capehart's "%Inventive Age" has been
received. 1t is a handsome journal,
printed in new type and a m ,del of the
printers art. It contains numerous H.
Illustrations and ought to secure a large
circulation in this country.
The delayed east bound train of yes
terday, which arrived at about 10 o'clock
last night, had quite a trying experience
with snow out in Montana. It struck a
snow slide zeal Helena, and was banked
in in such shape, that 1t took two engines
to release it, one car at q time.
st. Paul Dispatch: Judge Thomas,
after finishing the business of the pres
emit term of the United States courts
here, will 60 to Bismarck to hold court
there, and then return to hold the Min
neapolie term, the opening of which will
be postponed for about two weeks.
R. D. Hoskins: Saw three funerals
while IN Grand Forks. Everything is
quiet in the valley. In the habeas cor
pus case, for the recovery of a child
from the possession of it's grandmother,
by the father, a compromise was effected
and the matter adjusted amicably.
Kelley and Lowe, the two lifers who
ar ived last week, will be put to work in
the harness shop, and if they devote
themselves to the work during their
terms of incarceration, ought to make
pretty good harness makers at some time.
Foley of Grand Forks, is another lifer
who is making harness.
Harvey Harris is improving steadily;
as he has ever since his return f.om
Duluth, and it is hoped he will be able
to be out for good before long. AS soon
as spring opens, Mrs. Harris will prob
ably go hack to his old business, hand
ling real estate, in which he is always
assured of a good patronage.
White Faced Horse, also known as
"White Buffalo Cow Boy" has been ar
rested at the Standing Rock agency by
United States Marshal M. E. Coglin and
taken to South Dakota for preliminary
examination in the matter of the massa-
ere of Bennett and three others at Ben
nett's ranch about a year ago, not far
from Rapid City. ."
Charley White: I have been bad, and
I know it, but I have been unfortunate,
too, and sinned against as we'll as sin.
ming. But intend to do better, and I
can and will live down what has been.
Whiskey has been my great enemy, and
L intend never to touch it again. I am
young yet, and if I can get a helping
hand occasionally, I will try to do better
than ! have done,
Two new CASH registers were received
at the Sheridan house yesterday. They
are the latest improved, hair-trigger,
double back action and self action-as
handsome apair as could be seen. They
are of the kind which take in money, add
up the total amount, take it to the bank
at night and come back with a deposit
slip. They are of the National make,
and the very latest improved.
The Brady fire loss has been finally
adjusted. The work has occupied sew
eral days, as there was considerable
stock to examine, and different degrees
of damage to appraise. The loss has
been adjusted at $1,000, and the settle
ment was satisfactory to both sides.
The proprietors of the establishment
will begin at once upon the work of
renovation and repair, and will replace
the part of the stock which was destroyed.
Brad Hennessey, who is known with
varying emotions by residents of this
city, and the state, is coming to the
front again. He is now secret airy of the
chamber Of commerce at West Superior,
and is in communication with Parson
Davies, asking if a proposition would be
considered from the citizens of that city
! to secure the Corbett-J Jackson fight. II
q favorable reply is received a stock com
pany will raise $4,000 to secure the
fight.
Hoods pills are purely vegetable, care.
fully prepared from best ingredients. 25c.
How He Played 1t.
The Grand Forks Northwest News
tells how Arthur Wales played one Of
P~aderewski's galops to orchestral &C
compartment. 1t says:
"The audience went into ecstacief