Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-08-31
The Bismarck Tribnme.
CITY N COUNTY.

E. H. Wilson advertises in the Dickin-
son Press for 400 ewes at democratic
prices.
Denny Hannafn is getting signatures
galore, for Budd Reeves congressional
petition.
Miss Pearl Braithwaite has been re-
engaged to teach the Winona school the
coming year.
Col. Benton and Senator Burke open
the democratic campaign at Michigan
City on September 1st.
General E. J.. Jefries has abandoned
the Coxey movement, and is preaching
populism down at st. Paul.
S. M. Pye and N. A. Trenholm have
gone up to Coal Harbor, where the
former has a hail loss to adjust.
President Knaut, of the Young Mems
Republican league, is a candidate for
county Judge of Stutsman county.
It is reported that Billy Beard, whose
skull was crushed by a falling stone, is
likely to lose the sight of one eye.
Register Lamb of the land office, has
received his commission, and will take
charge of the Office September LIST.
The weekly crop bulletin IS briefer
than usual this week, a number of COR
respondents having failed to send in
reports.
Fargo is being edited with speeches
by General Jetfries and Vinette Of the
Coxey army, who are out in the interest
of the populists.
Some samples Of corn raised by r. J.
Burt Of Teller, may be seen at the
TRIBUNE office, and are equal to
any raised in Iowa.
R. N. Stevens received word after the
departure of the Boyce party, of the ill.,
ness Of a son of James Pease, one of the
party, with diphtheria.
The funeral of VIM. MCGEE occurred
from the Catholic church Wednesday
afternoon, the remains being inferred
in the Catholic cemetery.
W. G. Tubbs is reported as enthusi-
astic over the work OF his setter, Rod
ergo, whom he purchased from the
Holley kennel here last fall.
Rev. Cook has rendered his resigna-
ton of the jamestown Baptist church,
to take effect October LIST. He has ac-
copied a call to the First Baptist church
at Fargo.
The man johnson who escaped from
the pen is still at large. Norman Nc
Donald, who went north, has not re-
turned as yet, and it is thought the mar
is in that locality.
Joseph Hare has been making a trip
through the county the past few days
and reports things looking we'll. Farm
ers, he says, are putting up hay in all
available places, and he does not look
for any scarcity this winter.
Jamestown Alert: Mrs. Belle Klaus
and Annabelle are visiting relatives in
the metropolis. They are nicely situated
at Bismarck, and much of the detail
work of the surveyor generals Office is
now we'll in hand by Mrs. Klaus.
It was Rev. w. A. Kinter, a brother
not son-of Senator Kinter who was
accidentally shot by Editor Warren,
while hunting near LaMoure. The
wounds are not serious and Mr.. Kinter
is out again-although a close call.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Perkins and Mr..
and Mrs. Asa Fisher returned Wednes-
day from their trip to Yellowstone
Park-somewhat bronzed and sun-burn-
ed from the outing, but reporting a
pleasant visit in natures wonderland.
Prairie chicken shooting near the city
is not as productive Of results as a week
ago. The coveys nearer town have been
pretty we'll cleaned out by sportsmen,
and hunters have to make longer trips
now, and content themselves with less
game.
Mr.. Geo. #. Bedell, who was quarter
masters agent at this place until the
military depot was closed, leaves to-
morrow for Custer, Mont, where he
assumes another position. Mrs. Bedell
and family will remain here until be is
located.
Major Murphy returned Sunday night
from Dickinson, where he shipped sew
eral carloads of cattle. The major says
more cattle will be shipped from Dickin-
son this year than any point along the
line. shippers expecting to reach a total
of 1,60O cars. ..
jamestown Alert: Ralph Roper re-
turned from Adrian with a buggy load
of game, and Monday left for Bismarck
for a weeks visit. He was accompanied
by Rev. Cook. The party, including
Miss Roper, intend to return the latter
part of the week.
It is said a farmer who was coming
down from Mclean county the other