Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1894-01-05

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livery, 81; shoes, $3.50; cash, IS.
ONE OF CoMM1r1Y:a,
Sheriff McCane Here.
Sheriff John b. MeCune Of Cando..
Towner county, the man who will. on
the 18th Of this month, assist Butcher
Bomburger into eternity, came il from
the: east Sunday morning. MI. Nc
Cune's business ia the city was the
bearing Of q petition from some Of the
leading citizens Of Cando tothe govern
or Tor the pardon of Fawcett,the Cando
druggist, who was. recently sentenced to
an imprisonment Of ninety days and a
fine Of $500 for selling liquor. The petit
ton he presented to the governor, who
has not yet acted upon it, and it is
thought he will not interfere in the mat.
ter.
Sheriff McCune is by this time. pretty
well known through his connection with
the capture Of Bomburger, and be is
genial and entertaining in his converse
tionof the matter. His v account Of
the murder, the appearance Of the Kreider
house just after the murder had been
committed, the pursuit and capture Of
sBomburger, the ride across country to
Devils Lake, the excitement about the
Devils Lake Jail, and the rather sharp.
strategic movement, whereby Bomburger
was taken from the jail, right under the
noses OF the mob, and placed on the train
for Grand Forks, is an interesting story.
Il stopped in to see Bomburger, at
Grand Forks on my way here" said
Sheriff McCune, yesterday, "aand he
seems to be in about the same condition
as usual, although he says he loses some
sleep occasionally, and at times cannot
eat with a relish. He asked me if we
were fixing up things for him up at
Cando, and upon being answered affirm
atively, said that he wasn't afraid but
wanted me to be sure the rope was a
good, stout one"
Sheriff McCune says preparations for
the hanging will begin as soon as he re-
turns to Cando. All of the work-the
building of the scafold and the other
necessary apparatus will be done at
Cando. The rope, with which Bombur-
gers neck will be stretched, arrived at
Cando from the east on Christmas day
and the sheriff says that it is as Bombur-
ger wishes, a good, stout one
During the past half-century- tile
discovery of Ayers Sarsaparilla- the
limit of human life in civilized countries
has been considerably. heightened,
Ayers Sarsa parilla is everywhere ON.
eidered the standard blood. purifier, the
superior Medicine.
Profit In Hogs.
w. L. Ketcham reports a very salts.
factory experience in hog raising on his
farm, three miles northwest, says the
Dawson Standard. In the spring he
sowed a small patch Of barley near his
barn, on which two sows with their litter
OF fifteen pigs were pastured during the
summer, having the range of the stubble
fields and straw stacks during the fall.
This with the surplus milk from the
cows and the Stops from the kitchen,
constituted their sole feed until the mid
die OF October, when they we're put up
and fed. In ten weeks the seventeen
hogs were fed 100 bushels of ground
barley, and during the past week six of
them were sold for S78. These ere
figures that present a very gratifying
contrast to SO cent wheat.
The promptness with which Ayers
Cherry Pectoral stops q hacking cough
and induces refreshing sleep is some
thing marvellous. It never fails to give
instant relief, even in the worst cases of
throat and lung trouble, and is the best
remedy Tor whooping cough.
Katie is Popular.
Katie Kulewatz of the Gladstone, az
jamestown was presented with a Colds
watch from the mail and express clerks
boarding at the hotel, while the Ncrth-
ern Pacific conductors gave her a purse
and $40 IN gold.
Northwestern Busin So association.
The NorthwesterH Business associa-
ton, 238 Lumber Exchange, Minne-
apolis, Mimi, handle high-grade bust
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